PIE* II E D L PITTSBURGH GAZE T F. ESTABLISHED IN 1786 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 31. PESTI:MILL k CO.'S A.DIrEttAISINCI 122 21222211 mum 31111 Ins. • AWL Sale enet, Aut.. • P. i 0o.; Alt Aginta tar thansostindassittal sod largest and commercial Papers both In top Unison nista and tha Panadas. . • • To the Public. rir b ag BRA.NDRETIL HOUSE is now open We tan Elareliem Diww. and ..1 7 for,,,u" re ©Dttou v. =el &'t 31'..4.°74=a, or'iL&Vi act Brasdrath floase, - No. 415 Braadwal. eppeeNe New Ile yew brat. Prirete entrance No. 41 canal et.—New York, , , .. . . ' - 13randreth Itoiiiirliestaurant. OPPOSITE Nor Haven - Railroad Depot, entrants ooLlananard waddanal std. Meals narvad . f. m ....„. E . - iiil. map stile; tea and coif,. of ear/ Inlacrier ouslity:-ovary delicacy Of the mason on hand The suppaportander lohastasks is Intended to fashinttli 6 o'clock In the afternoon. fleoncv Shim late of Ufa Nave Irma Hotel, apperintanda the molting department: No pi ...., 0 a dpr can gamey, cheaper or - betwr dinner-- tee many and the fen r oll have equal 'came pr mles. o n , .E.yeeter Lispenard Si and Canal—antrum:on either atreat. . __,: iv. tt—ftroner SOO .VP.'t parties canoe accommodated nth private comfit desirod. lava fan, • liunaruut . Wines. nIIRCLIARD & lIVEK, 22 South William up at.. New York, sole agents of the Miamian Wine Expmtlag Aasodatlon, have emstastly on nand in data and easek= w arort.o r tfit of t he combrateAsweeV IttittlortontgEde stgOi, 44 1 ZZat l xy * llak•tormo•bro. Budat (Ofen Bram:ll j En r i Ir. V dl TE k ` r ITE 211 b rands.JUICES . All orders promptly eceenteS ou favorable term. fe2l-3mf Hough's Patent Elastic Skirts. 111 ATE S & FRANCE, No. 1 Barclay street, NowTot*. 17IONt—liona fro mall= except they lo.". the I stomp of the patent. An ounufooturers ' , ellen th ri.gOoz will be pro.rontod accordiag to I.etoh3.M. W& &tm, ot the late firm of W. k 16.Jackeou 1 Soacu. Orate sal Fouler Maker; 246 Frank at., ara 230 Broadway. New York, hare toustarttly on handev,ry ruddy of Oratesand Fenders Ale°. Circular sad Square Germau Silver Grates. Whole We boilers sueollad. .1.12.1 re NEW YORE ADVERTISEMENTS The ibllovins,llet of betimliras ereare,st bee ed most relisble in the city of Neer Yea- AOCORDEaN'STILLYO3,'d , . . WINO, WEISSENBORN fCO., (Leta O. me.) Llnorter. a..d WbolenleDen- rn in tinunry Maid... [ad Milan Atusicil lansament. and 1 1 No- Lam. COTTON,BIII. DCOS: 1-01 IN COLT'S Standard Cattail Sail Duck; i rt. C. BEAU!. CO.. Nan Pine keereik," , "Neir York, mete soots. Cotton Cum. from, mewed other miller, siso. OINABUKG'S Print Cloth and Copper Itollere. Or Calle o antl Satinett Printers. nolte.tmr26's3_ Dar GOODS OWEN, MoN.A.NIEX & CO. 'importers of Amerlna sad Foraan BDkaadFine7 0.0.111:utd FCITBNET &CO, importers of Fren g other RotoOren Goods, No.lo [Woad street. F tr 7:TEM & HONIG, 100 Liberty st., and 10S Cadsr ear. Trinity Plamt, Importers at frees Lan darlea. EUkI. to. _ je-12-Bertararss 1) M. WESTERVELT, Venetian Blind Lc. 3taaaacteimNalt St. Melr wtreet, ce...5.3r0d Pittsbara4 01113.8.. lONS PHYFE, DEALER IN IVORY, 0 sat mannfacturwr of Ivory Good., No. 3 Ntarrs3 et" w York' - . 1) Anrys OWEN, 15 Broad St., Importer of Dma T 111.1.1.1104 Ging*. and hinges, Silk Cravats, Ls., Mitt; and Sila Goals genes - AUT., tanOngi ,tdORN, SCEILLEPER & HAARAUS, Im porters &Gems. and Heidi= Brood Ctoths. San. i.-% dc, Na 50 Er -bangs Eat. tapLAY.SS IJIETER D. MULLEN, Importer of French 0611711.11 sad Swim D 7 Goode., Elaine, Yelvele Mee nes, lasswlsMoolamr, .1.&, No. 32 Broad street, 3 , lew York. einit21y3.3e1.53 VB. ET.ATCII CO, 99 Chambers street, . 'cavorters of Gentlevaras• Foraishlaz 000 d, sad UOilialarelt of Starts. 2 tooks.te. tosan'.s.s lOIIN M. DAVIES.'JONES . lin tarters of [lentlea:tens' dahluct Goodi, and Mu factor.. of Stooks, Shirts. Tim, he, rimmopok4i4ANl.44 • USE the Mexican Mustang - Liniment -in thearoattaca. Bruised. Buraa. 3Prairm. Cot.. 88. Sores. as effectual cora for all enema! complaints of =MI Or anisnaL & W. Wastbrnolt. original oriaio , tor aoki proprietor. 504 Broadway . N. - 37 , f11- t37•2':,5 -4311/INEY, No. 349 Broadway, the oldest DWARDS, . SANFORD It .00.„ Foreign Exorist,No. 3d Broadway. Goods sod Aol=t• Plattded to Ad a ms al partitof the *roe& Agent in aburet. Co. re1.3.1y,tx15,.15 /BENCH AND tiEUMAN FANCY BASEST& 111.11ARLES ZOIN h. CO., 52 Blaiden lane, Import of Preach and German Yanni OQd TraT. l - Ing Bask , ta and znanufactaran, Ounr and Co..nred WU ow Yunn jyl9.4.jalan, and Jenny Lind Wark.in "56 31ACUMERI AND MAGUISE TOOL& . - VlE:E.rat &HAM ) , No. 67 Pine et.; New york.Canamlsslaa ..lierettaata tar the sale of kkide 07 nista Teals and. Cotton and Wale's Machinery. rocs the hest makers. Exassias dzeatt. far Lovell M- Nine Shops. d e ^ yless PAPER WARSEIGUSE• driYll.l)B W. •FIELD to CO.; 11 Cliff street, N.../ Imparters and Whoirsa. Dealers IA AmerSenn,Pr.nda. Raman and English PAPERS, And every devoriptl. at Paper Stanutseturers tasurisla. ' tag z..31'45. 111J . NCA.N,'LEWIS dc BARTOW. N 0.161 William . treat —A trea t Sariet7 ofPAPER nt.k. se tatstionevs. Printers, Bookbinders, M.sanxt.-turft% and Tradonses irnDefin.Y. td1065 EFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFES, :189M=.1frttegg7"3"=' Al)jariL TOTS AND FANCY WOW.. TAHLBORN k CO., 54 Maiden Lane, INenStril.29 lAnrtr it ' d . Z.:o.k' °Man rr ~ ase , ~x,3:ianJa:~ ril,=y: ~.~ y. t r.Tr~ MILLER, COATES &. TOITLE, No. 279 4..krrofttne=Til::: vas - Dow XMAS% PAINTS. .7.c. POILLON & 00..1-loixotora of ran Cosa and Window 011811—$0. Band. 7 taptA' _STRAW GOODS-1204. WRIT 4k, No: , 41 South 2d ltmet;Phllsdelphla—Splendid. egabliturnat.— T Goody—Laneisnilmleastalad-asseertsseat.' bahltat - . . T. rdnlerces;:-.0....•......3. EMI Excelsior Pegie . : • _Factory. • OUNSTOX, ER.015 k CO., .procti ad Coach Makers, corner ofErbiebi and riehnent sts., .hen? We on hood and ore manufasterloll an extensive sasortmeotedoarriagss,RoetswaTidhnkles, Ramage Owm. /Le-, sonde in all helr ' IWO , vial strlet - regard durabibtr arof halal °Mat.: ..nuif al oar yea the hen aordsta Ems sad Eastern Rickert. wa.= attended to make. mat rbasonahle tem.. Thti I_.l confident that WI who may favor them with their Poo mill be pedihetly ' satlsflod, on Via, of their work. ITrettatargli and Manchester. Omnibuses Imes the Tate ~rerr LS =motes dorino thids/. nan WK....X. 1911.111 X...., irrirazt. /ETNA GLASS ~ WORKS. WN:. DAVIDSON , it CO., ALANUFACICRERS and dealers in Vials, Bottle., and al land, of Octal and Flintbugm.r., Marivid Orme. Pitterarn. Particidir attention =dad. for 'dm ot6dlr. . • Mi. 66 A. Streail4riutarzeipnuf, Imparters of G. 44 L'Oee's Unrivalled NR'EDLES. Agents for tbe most Celebrated Ie(XL4EN NE . H.I2: : IIJSREVO 511110 E, PITTSBURGH 'COACH FACTORY. ttartr • • • BIGELOW 6c CO., (Steeesots to 'E. .31.: _Mame, • No. 46,' usioND JULE), _ near Boor rt.• Pittsburgh,' o cOACIIES,' CARRIAGES, PILETONS, muurip., end everr deletiptiOtt of Paper 'flakier tlt to otter. sad anisludlajt Asn . n k e i r il yrnemego u r , W ratifilrtift*Trta f "*". su gar nil went wrarranted. eno . ERWIN'b VOAL ESTATE OFFICE, No. 87 Front stmt.; ad door from' Mukat: Thaler in Loki, Chum ptun rr, rug Iron. As. Coal properlY bought and bold. anIC4I : • .• itLIFPFDa OLD, - 9211/21,LpOpti Ap 0.d9 . VITTERIL elm ismer. arum arroun senent M. u stimo__4llll4dUClT , MANUFACTURE allkinds of Water, Gas fitnunaltnip. Hewes fitted up 'debase and on Abort, tufrtif _LEATHER. • FRITA ILENDRY & CO. No. 7.9 North THIRD Street, VCIR, OCCO MANUFACTURERS, COUR ND.B. sad Impntero of-711ENCEI OAL9.SHIN& ndetf In BYO and 9Ax'6OI,AE .I..NATISEIc AND CaztUng,pil.Ckitheand Nattings. 4) grXH s A 1 now receiving a large and choice i. al.- sort:meal a CA/WE/JAWS. of the Wes t d t Wildpattnnit .c.utin3 of Royal Point, t ' 14. antra and apt:4l'tsnat Patent Tar a llan= 821 Settkei and Stogie *lib 'anti &WAS"' !Xf grad C lra ff olt OIL CLOTHS, b d.r Oil O i ld pke* _ f i thlottun un and groan steads% bud `roc anteablti.olland Windom blade; Plane and Table_cee- P ur' ' • Ea r nod.. v.: 1 uUada. eat farad state Jaren cub inn* For th_e_ . ..ring _Trade. FLOoii, oiL CIA of all widths. rwattwo 011 mum. • otickth cwah.. • • • Ica drat tai Wholasaa azut tratti at the &biro ;ma .% **last sadt et: assortteoat a! oath. tatst at bewtiatioffarst tblasearltst, sad at prim En law thtiregalrt— ,„,„ • 0 0 ,100 w.,...... Fa 110 listtats. MIN=M BUSINESS CARDS ATTORNEYS. I °SEM S. it A. P. MORRISON, Attor sr.. 14: fourth oireo betwee n LX2:lll. l l,laritub.A. P. t 'mr2.l 1 W. HALL, Attorney at Law, "Bake , • weirs ihglialogli." Omit street, between Fourth nod Mamma Alloy. augo-wIfT E: PELILLIP§A ---- . Law, I.li OBERT , ttorney at Lit, Et. Louts, Mo. fo7 ROBERT POLLOCK, • Attorney at Law Corner of Fifth and Gnat sz.roots.opposite the Court °use steps,Pittibmgh. mr.A-fba J3IES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, office Fourthotreet. near Grant, Pittsburgh. irsl6-417 ASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law, •I PUth knot. Pittsburgh. , • BANKERS AND BROK ELLS. aLLIN MAIM— AnRAMER Jo RAILM, Bankers and E.:- clangs Broken. Btu and pall Gold and Elver sod sTotes, negotiate I on Real Mott. or Stock Secu rities, jourchaae Promboori Notes. and Time Bine on East and West.. Buy and Pell Stocks on Conamlosion. Collec tion. made on all points in the Union. elloo corner of Third and Wool streets. 4h-telly opporlta the Bt. Charles Hotel. sot EW IJ CO.. CYLCUAIMII vo a. runes • c 0..) BANICHRE OUR EXCHANGE B se ROKERS, No. 71 FTH . STREET, vlrrumr: itN the ntonetonS suspensions of Bankers and Ureters throughout the country, during the test months. we are satisfied Mann almost every instance their tronbles have grown out of • departure from their legitimate business, and we therefore take ocrasion to as• sure the public, in adreaca, that no epeTlatione to —fan cy stooks," or other outside operatic. shall tempt us from the strict and legitimate 11ns of our hualnesahellev log that in avoldingall stmh lavestments, we shall not out to better able toserve our customer. and ensure their safety, but that in adopting such • course we shall pro mote our owe ultimate beuefit. feG , MCLAIN CO. rEIERNAN 8c CO., Bankers and Exchange P brghErode* Pa. No. DS Wood street. corner of Diamond Alla,. , [Wilily. and sell Bank Notesand Odia lrieconnt Time Esobanis, and Promissory_Notec make Collections ail the principal dike of-the Union; Receive Deposits onoil and on interest. and give their Prompt attention toe]] oth er matters appertaining to a Broker's business. la... Eastern 2.Yebancc oopeta Ur f t.l WAITAIWI 1.1111. TATER, lIANNA do Co. Successors. to flureer,l/shos Co,. Beakers, Enehaage Brokereand tr, Torehro end Domest.io Srehease, Ceettilogre of ==lic N t =tld4peol il 7 od ro on rna of locl ChooSeight Ode. exeinet ° llO e nS mods Ola nearly an Ten* pal=points of the Ited The highest yrermhira pad for Foreign end Andric= EtMtEHEMIMMI FY. a. wultaxs. . J. I. leraT. WM. H. WIL LIAM SW& Co., Bankers and North Fag corner of Wood and Third .t=t e ttabna. All transaellons mado an Moral terror, and collection. promptly attended to. jaddr ki HOLMES & SON, Dealers iu Foreign . and Domertleßills of Certificate. of Da. pug* Bank Notes end Specie. N 0.69 Market rtreet, Pitt, borgh: sir Collections =do on all the prindpal cities liirifxv2.nws I L. READ, Bookseller and SLalionor, No 91 .08 IN:arta stmt. Avon° ssnessc, JJOHNS. DAVlSON,!Bookseller and Sta. on ar Fourth erolueesssOr t Pittsburgh. o Earls= Azuem. f Markle. st u. Ph. .RENRY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and racd, P Dealer to Ratloony, P .t No. 61 ktarkst dame, near a.ittaborch, . . . :oo s• 1 ars an tanoners, ► No. 55 Woad street, next door to the corner o: COMMISSION &C. lit " • ATWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS Produce & Commission Merchants, ASO ➢SA LEES IN PITTSBURGH HANUFACTUTIES, No. S Wood at.. between Water and Front at PITTSBURGH. HENRY S. KIN& (late of the firm of King 8c Moorhead,) COMMISSION MERCHANT, METAL DEALER IN PIO METAL AND ELOONS, No. 76 Water street, below Market, spl9 Parsarßon. PENN A. O orscrt .. atr§iti I WELLS. PORK PACKERS, Wholesale Dealers in Provishas, MID GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, - 50. 3Z LJBEXIT STREET, Commercial Roe, PITTRIII3IIOEI. mrl I , IL. a . .... ..... .. 11. L. SOL.TO. WM. & Co., W i ci.Z.1.1. n.„O,, G2VCERS, Produce mud lizzutfactland Article!. No. th " Llber i tr P..`='o b f Ptttsburrh. •P"..1-r DEMOVAL--Soringer Harbaugh Co., jib hare recrurtell to 110.".J.55 Liberty etzvet. PRINGERIIARBAUGII ft CO., (Succes- L 7 gars to S. LLartsag_l4) Cocrogissico wad Yorsrardigg Merchantr,Dealen Wool wad Predgo , gwasrbtir.'. s o. M Liberty strest.Plttsburgh. Pa. , sP4 A. A. HARDY, comsllaiv AN 174 . 11 7 .A . PD t Cll4 NT: agent of the 'lesson and Indianapolis WUOAD. No. 80 Water st., Pittsburgh, Pa. je:Myd J. W. tifittit FORWARDING COMMISSION 31R MANTS and Dealers all lards cf Pi ttArarch Trt:mil Artleleg, Lead Pipe and Shoat Lead. No. 47 Vint Street, Pittsburgh. mfrlaira4 & A.......103ANE, Commission and For- PitUtrale:i fak"ufalrel,' W ool sad Peodms ¢eatenr, also, Second etnet, Vittatrurgh. aP6-17'6 3 - - .. . 1011110 N ROB/SUR CO., Wholesale Grocers, • ss : • t B. CANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio, cotoontooe and lorsrardln u Schant.an o In Western Itaserva C Batter, Pot and Wart dsh, and Western Prod:Lao r. Water semi, bemoan analtbdold and Wood. Pitt...103.h. - mus uttisTe.)u'lt; • urrez .. _ d holesalL d Orze m rt A s C u r g h Proe Mufmotoarea, No. 112 &cora stzgl i, Pr . Mush. CHEESE WAREHOUSE.-HENRY IL COLLIN& Taruardbug and Carnmlsslion blerehsat.snd Beinler In Cheese, Butter. Lk. Pleb and Produce moral g Wood street, share lister. Pittsburgh tarti IHMAS PALMER, Importer and Dealer In /touch and American Woll Paper, No. 65 Market rw At.rean Third and oorth stn.; Yittrbarsh. EIdeCLINTOCK, Importer and Whole ._se. suet Hata Daala Ca lWindnstang. ow Vic. Oil agrim=lasulatii=l Shute' GOODS. A. 4.ILISON At CO.. PITIILI=4II-.C. 4 ANTIIONT A CO X. TO A A. MASON & CO., Wholemale and Retail Dftlerne In Vane, and Staid. DOT geode. 25 VIM: ouvet, Pittramnrh- & BURCHFIELD. Wbolanai. n.usi Dry Goods Ilarchants, corttericarth and arket argot. Pitt burgh. GROCERS. DaNni ..... Jai, a ••,• • Wallace & Gardiner, RHOLEBALE DEALERS IN Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally, NO.VS LIBF.UTT ST. ia30•17 BAOALEY, COSORANE & CO., Whole gale Grocers, Bend 20 Wood greet, Pittetrurgtt lestk4T AOALEY, WOODWARD tr. CO., MAIO 12 _I. (Immo . . .8a- M utt f1.1....1.101g5, '- S 4TI DICKEY & CO.,Wholeenlo Oro ea,Consmission Merebsitts. awl Dealers in Ilesittee. :It 80 lest. street, and 63 Front dyed. Pittsburgh. .TOCA /102 D—. EICSAILD FLOW vr-wat nos°. IOHN FLOYD ic CO., 'Wholesale Orocere CI and CommlsKion 311.k/mt., Mn. 1.73 Wood end Ida 28 Llb• rt7atre.t, Pittsburgh. OBERT I+lOOfLE, Wholesale Omer Rea hhiag DTO ter, ]Mier In Produce. Pletsbor;h Men ilree..end ell kinds of Yonder an DocoutleWei and weeny he. ais Liberty Area. an head very Wire stock or ruyerlor old Slouougahcle Wb4k,lothlch will W. 'old low far meta. roltireenerre n '0t..... —tenth:7e. los. ItailLTA A .ROE, Wholesale Grocers and Orestrairdett 31erehern0. N 0.194 Liberty street Piny laTdraAFCLURG, Grocer and v v To. Dialer;tsailu if 'Wood sad Atxth stobeta, has and alma at band Ik d as actmant obolosSircanios Gap Tosa—Ponign Fruits and li•Lts,NMolmuo and Be Dealers iropolted oa tha !overt ams.. tpaiiisr D •Aux.r.x LO„ Wholesale Groncra, Commission Idetrliseds, peelers In Prodnen and Pittsburgh Dlsnnisetures. No. 2,3 Liberty sttast. Wholesale mous and la• Oontrobsion Marebant, Denier in Prodnen and Pitt* k nb Sleaddeettired Artitles, Pin Marti' stmt. Pitts. an" lICCAMILMIL .. =M AX 311/311.....,,J4 1. cotta cCA.NDLEISS, MEANS k CO., (sumo. AL•6ra to Wtot MoGandlaai) WholasaU Groan, IO lton, Nan& Ohm COMM Yam. and Pittalmrsh Inanufactun. contrail, tonna of Wool and WatO sts. Eltt•tarsb. Fa. Hide Oil and Leather Store. D. KOMPATBICIC. No. 21 South Third: Street; getseett Market and Chestnut sta.. Phllefl•lphis, tSni.:oll. SALE SPANISH HIDES, Dr end 0 m teen salted Patna Rips. Tanners' Oil, Tailattri SII 'e Tools, st the tosestprloss end the Natter= 'M AE tin& of Leather In the meet Wanted. for the highest market price ern be elven In cash. or taken In exchange for Leath:a doted tree of charge end sold Co comsolitkax. mh22 11- TALOOTT Et CO., (=armors to T. grrotedf4r.,) Uaanfortoserro of • all kinds of WOKING OLASBII , I,_ and dealers In La and Do. trtto Yonry Goods: No. GO WoOd Week corner of Fourth, Pttraboron, _ wont tioaldinno.Tortsslt rramo. sad laim nl7 Glasi Plot.. Al.*. nu band...- TILACIF BERAGES and s largo snort. Swat of otbor Slournt_Gonds, to be drawl sr atom itad Mar= EIIIWILFIRLD. /M ME PITTSBURGH. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY - __ 9, 1855 AGENCIES. - -- S. - S. 01TIIIBBRT & SON, /GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for the caleand pcirchaea of Real Estate. Collection of Ranh% Negotiating Lowly. on Bonds. Mortgages. &pi, No. 140 Third et- Pittsburgh, Pa. sow r Michigan General Commission and Collec tion Agency Office, FOR the collection of- Home, and Foreign Mercantile and a ll other Money oliDrioi, In Michigan %ad adjacent ace o re Stocks mod Ineinzance Manta. and , PELTIER .4 ANDERSON, Detroit. 111 t Ichlgaii- Refirencelin PaUsirargh—Maass. Reamer k itahm, Busk. ens Milne k Co.. Gazette Once: Lomas, Stewart k Co. Merchants. IVaarvto..-Two Agencies or Michigan from re :Treble Inattrance Companies. 1 USTIIs:I LOO.MIS, Real Estate Agent, rd Stook, Merchandiser. nod Bill Broker, 024 e No. 92 dcith street, above Wood. Zosineee promptly attended to. jyilidly (21311:1EL L. MARSHELL, Setretary Citi sent Itisarante Cflmjiany. 94 Water street.. 3i. GORDON, Secretary Western Ingo • nmoo fr: Water ectreet. GARDINERCOFFIEN, AgentforFranklin oommu....rth-Nut =DOT of Wool d 1111) A. MADURA, Agent for Delaware Mu mal Iruntranca Company. 42 WM. otteot. MUSIC, &C. - aOLIN IL MELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes, Music and Magic. , nstruments, [.hoot Books, and tlonery. Eats army r Martyring's Plano Port. ,ea Wastorn PIM vrlrsals• no. 111 Wood sront,. j_IENRY KLEBER, Dealer in Music, Mu deal Inetrumanta, and Imwrtor of Italian String., In agora. for Nun. I Clark's grand and Pianos. with Cola:el.'s Zola. dttaehmont. Also fornhant's Nano, , - DRUGGISTS. OHN HAFT, Jr., (successor to Jas. M'Ciuf ii 6:14 Wbolessis and natal' Druirohd and Dealer In Paints, Ms, Dyestuffs, la 141 Wood street s 3 doors taloa , M A Zkos il""'g4. WR'ruL.r AIM" far Dr. JORN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in Drug, paints, itila VaraUbe. and 01. Stuffs , No. VA berty street. Pittsburgh. Alorde will metre prompt attention. W Agent for Behroarkie Puhromic Syrup. mar YS-17 Da rs A. FAIINESTOCK & CO. Wholesale and Dragged& ul manufacturers of W hit. Laid. Red , sad Litbargs. COMM Wood and Prout streets, Pitts burgh. melt E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in VI teN. a -off i .trsn . Psi t tl . t.Agg Stuffa.olls, : .. e o ns 1. an-, Low. RRAUN & REITER, Wholesale &= Retail Aisa t7rsta. or of Liberty and St. Mgr istmot.. SCHOONM AKER & 61,Wholesa ft, • Druschts, No. Wood obot. Ettemr.h. TOSEPII FLEMING, Successor to L.Wilcox ey a Co.. corner Market .tnet Dtamond—seep. no stantly on band fall and complete aonttnent of urnnt. Medicine., 7ledlrtne Mesta, Perfumery. and Fll article. pertaining to his Dustmen. Phiekians prescription. carefully on:wounded at ail Doom July MANUFACTURING. ass riTtatif ..41K15 K. ex BARNiirM & Co., ... _. . ili6l Penn et., below Marbuip, Pittsburgh. OILER MAKERS and SIIEET-IRON WOICKERS. klanniaeturere of Barnhill'. Patent to ext.. Mauler.. Rrichen, fire Bed Stnent Pima. Core dearer.. belt Pans. Sutter Pane, Imn Yawl. or Life Boat. quo. Math iharerrrnithe Worn. Bridge anti Viedutt iron& ea. lltr-strina deal on the •horteqkt motto, • no3O-irdt - -- -•----- -- LW, WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail )lamnfacturer and Dealer In Catinet 'Ware. No ES Want JOILN WETIEERELL, Manufacturer of PAM= MIX VICES, a napalm artlrie, SOLID SOS and MAZES INEV. VICES, ea of Andomma and Rob ins/In 'meta. one Nunn. from the Band 'treat Redga, I,oheny CRT. ----- Hats and Caps. WILSON & SON keep constantly on . band seers , deseription .0,1.5/calf at lists and bath whalers, and telail. Those desiring •nst Ilst or Om geed and rheas, vonild do sell to (IV. go • mil bsibre rarelissing sloes hero. nole-tf 10110 ... ..• . -Juts s. wen. k r tb — SE - to . WHOLESAIK AND KITAIL rASILIONABLI HAT AND CAP )lANUFACTURERS, AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS 0/ FURS. CORNER OF !moo A-VD ETRE= Pittsburgh, Pa. *A-Their stork embrace. sserviustity snerst/leef Lists and am L Huffs. Doss. Cuff. and Y. Bonnet. Livingston, Hoggnn & Co. NOVELTY WORKS, PiTTSI3URGII, PA. yRACE and Depot Railroad Scales, Ray. Ostsie sad Oren dr, PLUG= sod Counter dm; Doer Bolt. ,all siZe• a. Vatt. is t•lF 011 Thar Ltr i t i t t l Uiez Bolts and Fsidening; galls:his Iron Ctsrthigs of seers vs. riser In form sad tsh. 4is W. W. WALLACE, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 31A, = AMA/ dyed, cygnets Bealalad Wee, PlrflilajßAlL .MONUM.E.N . JS k Toenba, Grave Stone: L way. on tang, and ' Me to t' ol ' d W th esicit " t " oeTi. at lowest paws. These bundled ' original and selected de signs for Moolosowasa lwel:cs hew'. Meek nod Slab ilar. bin Msashed to timings st tbs. lowest prises. All mikes ailed with gesiatch at 314 Llierty steet. W_ WALL _ _ Penn Cotton Milli, Pittoburgn. ENNEDY, 0111.1.1)S & CO., Mannino IX timers of— Mon A No. 1 b 1.4 Sgesalnew, Clain of all scion and alesdad Cotton'LYln Pina=sto and dada IOW; Hop. clad' abr. end daseriptiotts Cattbsg. 11l "t h .!.frh.""7... te.gar'''"lol — , • • TO DRALERE IN WASHBOARDS. 01847 0. RICE, of Cincinnati, invented ralsol4 feeprommient franikarsta fur which be dal billet. Vito. Said improvement road* ed In pelperly preparing the Edpu of a area of hoe Or other minable metal) and there causing them to Jame or eat their grey into the stolid wooden eldu or legit of a Washboank the methrde proviso:oly emPloYmt. haring been to plough groom or curd macho. to receive the nu , We plate. O. UWE ente•quently told his more Interest and orentrthip In old Patent to the subscriber, who le now Seale /bonnets" Orem , . as well to only asdaorised man. stfactorer al 0. .11ICE'0 14.17ZOTEJ , PATENT ZINC WASIIBOAND& baring succeeded the late Oren of Wayne, Dailey k CO. It than bosinces. Induced by the ptepolultyased extensive sal.of mild Patented Weaker*a .undo weans here engaged In nuking and reeding them autiontly so to do, thereby •' step he Right wormd by mad Patent. butte have teen mirsm• mod and are now sending against urtato earth* tame to be lb* engaged, and it Is my intention to prosecute kr all In fringements upon my legal and just right to the extent of the tae. 411 pTxras are thermore mottoord sisabiet purchasing or *alms to Zino leuhboarde,. made aver the manner patented by Ewa notes. breaded "O. Rice's Impend Truakaretr. Patented Od., 1019," none other bring pnuttne. It may be wen to remark that the mulatton -In the shape of the crimp, or the emphsyment en/ Patent , ed Stitching to smil Witehticards, does not glee the right to me the Yoh-near McCune Proms shore deetribed. upon which the safec of the Bolted really deposals. Wholesale order. for the geneing artick reetektfolle .2udted .04 promptly meted at u low grime ME anis the gnaw thorised make , by SEPII W. WAYNE. Sete Proprlotor and Slanufacturerthereos; 01:Asset hardware Store, No. ISO Ma ncinna Main) eh. OPPlat ti, Ohio.te Sth. Ci SCOTT, Dentist, Foul streolfig t gI A 67 doogo o ln of Monet. Moe ho ion Barlow's Indigo Blue. tp_ARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE offer doo r well LIP eatabllabedni ths beet flinch, rear offered for Blue,. log Clothes. It Is on:dicey free from ACID or anything ID 'Who. to ths finest artl All Hour kreperl •bOhaTe twit • It will find% midi cheaper and leas trouble than Indigo or any other article out She great demand to, It ha. branght out several buitedimu- i/olia.aecrer. and Consurnera .111 be careful to get Itimualle gala,. a. put no at ALFRED WILT BERGER'S DRUG STORE, No. 160 N. SACOND ST.. FIRLADRLPIIIA. ShirekanorrtA Tan Tat their enroll.. from the Grocers and thtutitista 'hey deal elth. at pride. th latkr CM...W/I.X rot lOUS, VARNIAHFS. DTE STUFFS de, erilb Mat rate neaortniont of sserr thing In the Una. Otorekeerer, Physicians and .Tianufso. torero supplied at reasonable rasp.. AbFlthD WILTBERCIEP, . No. 169 N. Second Druggist Intelligence Office& NO. 2_87. CLAIR STREET. caERVAIsiTS of all descriptions supplied Private 7amilles .d Hotels.' ttally 'taloned to arall themselves of the IMllltlee now oanred. Past sal lore offered oe guarantee Sahara" Won. N 11.—Eoenotiono promptly attended to. Yel).-1.7d JOS. LEPTIS. UHO& PENNA. RAILROAD--Went , Mations of Stack to =pieta an ode?. WILKINS CO., Banloonand Commholon Seal. lirokars, 71, 4th et 'A. BROWN, "would . rnost respectfully 111 trka r M tettlaPo'fbliVirtUlnkt..llr A h rur . d. Cl es tr t t a t""j unu tplets ' as;ortlnent of Venitian Stands, imam= hunt. t o are made to order, In the ben stile, warranted *mad .to any in the United Elem. Ilia Blind. tan be removed ;without the ltd of 11, law driver. !Leh* on:duped th stook, tools, and wood of the Cabinet hstablhatizontt_, ;gamey Receiiand, lam prepared to turnteh the! old thei sm as well as the nubile at Imp, with el In their How Simon No. I 5 Wood attest, l'lttabui, InetCs • J. A. BROWN. .AUNDRY BLUE—The attention of &mi -1 ju Ilea and Tads women Is Invited to tbla Ilinesoillich le simplyisulign dissolved, having ell Ha properties La to The andry Bine roma% ore? tb..ndloodr 0 Um advantage of Imparting 'batter color to bee, Of fog much more simple and convenient Pr use, and of be. Wst • saving otabout one bait owing lathe fact that not more than one Maid the Indigo can to diseblvr by vo ter. It Is entirely destituta of any properties in aria= to • , attts. wnuld wait • trial, and warrant ttobe as -"yaw& por male by JOHN HAIITJr.: H 0.141 Hood' nagaw.a S. 91 Market oarre cloeel sing out their en . sir. stn ofDry Goods at sn Immense discount from air r tn i froM P tin t' diggsaiorta gtirthellsrai f=74lll7,Vinolzeu,V. t votiagati lueL oney Itngibh Chinas, X.Eaglath do, cals& surbrioamakes Welch and other Manes . With at TarLsticif Mask dgalitt ParUr d pr l iMD 7 ,l I of VbkateonLsagi. r 4 • apring of 1855. 14IIRPHY & BURCIIFIRLI ) watanitume. onnort On Monday, March • Air, nett h A. A. MASON CO, are now opening ZVI • Mal sad vekaser of Cali Ley,rs. 11:11 a lagsZt. irtrehs= run'. Dt ttmwhkr Mu cos of Earattaiurn. sPO QiILKS---A. A. MII3OII k 00.1611 zit on WOOL PLAID A. A. Mason tc Co.; are •• wallas out the lAA' nre• of tbalt IPlalets sok a &t u t *Mow rat • KEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. From SMELL'S Sodom! AdvortiSsO noun, No. 348 and ME BrombrOY..Noo Fork, (lota So. 80 Mumma West.) EITE==I Bauble Arms ustneOffn_qU'rec York. —Piirell—nad'aterated. Brandies • , entiller. flan vim tiaorna. Lr of the principal and great canoes of blob price of Brandy In this make,' Is the Inds tcet mares from which 11 Is derived, 2: hie-tenths of that Imttetal la received from mercantile houses In Cognac, who nip of the farmer. in that dietriet and Ado Wm the United Staten, at much advtheed prices. and frequently anp Asa.. thirlew of these facts, and for the purpose of wowing a fair price for their product, • union of brandy grozera in Frau. has been accomplished. with the yew of af t ipment to the United States: The name h consolidation LI the Central nertet7 Vineyard ponnieters of Concise. under the generalman. 'gement and the dire:lien of IL itettdon.Preridenta Yew Prooldentotod a Committee of le:pardon of debt mem bers The aociety Itself nowhere fire hundred Vineyard wonder" amongst them mole of the most Influential noblemen In the nelghborlestff of Coirose. who contribute, under curtail by-lawa the entire growth of their vine yardf to the general fund of the soclety.the present capi tal of which is three million francs. Thq advaotaffroto be obtained from this combination are eo anparent to ren der nem,emery althea. Morena en the .lie et nererthelees, it mar be w orthy of observation that tie features In this society possess • more striking claim to public attention thus the frisien of Interest effetted toren buyer and miler. Hine, all eve shareho dere; It orceesmily: becomes the interest of out; Individual tom tribute by every Marla in /3/$ pOwew tO uphold the Mu tation which the moiety le endeavoring to earn far shin-. ment of the best Qualities of brandies For Ude eon.. a dense introduced in the antral* tartlets 40) renders it persare that shareholders than supply the society with the very best Cognac brandies, otherwise they incur the liability of ao entire forfeltma of their shares. The undersigned. sole scents en the Coital States kw the Central Society at Vineyard Prot:010ton of Cognac, bould Men the attsettoo of marehenta. hotel keepers, I grocers mad others to the rtntages 111011/ on hand. mordent. that they will compere .ote fx•onLh!) then entaani artl de Itrthe market, and at encss tarbelow the etaridard of even ordlosu7 Coro.. DC VENOGE t CHARLES. myblmv 100 Peal street, below Wall. New York. PAPER HANGINGS, TIMM= AID ILETM. THOMAS FAYE & CO., 256 and 257,Broadway, New York, Directly opposite the City Hall &Para.. ~:CVE oaustaaily °A • and a full stock of Ar..imo and French Papa /DV:Wt. Duda., tre sole. Curtatu Papers, lied ester. Stain % landecapca tn., of every .trie Ituoun to the trade. Merchants Wl,nu in their atocka.eau buY from heat hand., ea set I:o4lll6cture tamely and impart direct In French Manufacturer., for shorn mem Pao Wet. io the United States. , Ar t T o til Verteeltts, r th: d r . ichee et et .Z. of !rumour spisndcl — olliectrjU73 . l 5a141.... :A n ti Pane; Elarutere pent to nor part of the United Rate, asel9.3ror Umbrellas and Parasols. JOuN I. SMIT H, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER, 234 and 235 Broadway,. Now York. The most extensive In the world. rITHE late fall in the price of materials, con erzlrrr:ratad tr . otrlasist7LQ: l 7 n%a:le t l d ta d ag i 7 d t i trade and d to olter to oared:mat, I ,, tt ;e . 7 lon prior*, the h""bniillEigritiN PARASOLS to be found to Europa or Maarten. Merchant* etaitloa Nor book to buy thi& geode. Iva resnectlVlly !netted to call and examine the stock. Wore Atrchosing. N. B.—Please cut MU cartront and put It laroar poet. et root for reference. JUIIN 1. SMITH, tottharce Manufacturer. 1855. MILLINERY. Mrs. WM. SIMMONS, 5130 Broadway,W. Y. lS now prepared to extobit, and offers fo sale to.wholesele and retail Sayer.. sc the lowest noe la cash prices, the largest and best selected stock o French, EngUsh and American MlSlnery and Straw Good If*sawed at any one establishment to this cit • equal If clot esperlor to her former impartstkcia The pare been mils-Lod with mat care by the: celebreted ' French itsdame Lahallaur, Pule, and Mrs. Larmlnv tiro, of Banda., tendon. P. S.—Pa tt ern BM:Mat a constantly no hand- Orden be oullpanetneLy sttanded to. Mrs SIMMONS. IW.:74Nne Sea Broadway, New Tort. Drigrutrreotype Materials, &c. licretonts ore reaped WS revs...rt.! to Now au advertise meat Coons Ds in blew town. NTIONY'S moral Depot of Materinlu far the Dams . erm= l .ll for &toren on DlPacomi ...aim. Catalog - we f on application. Good. can be sect by mires, payable on dalivery. but partials with whom we am mosolualuted. must glee refer sues aa to their ability to pay for the coeds on anima. or remit with their order moush to ewer ea rammes of Maur portation. fir-n-kmr R. iLNINDNY,3O , I Broadway. N. Y. New York Bag Mareffsetori. II AM, Flour, Feed, Groin, Meal, Hominy, A Shot, Buekw hest. Bait, (Immo and all other Muds of Baas souk and printed to order by machinery wit des patch. Addrear. ae abna 1. Platt strrit, New /*ark. ren.z.m. - WM. SIMMONS, Wholesale Dealer in STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY, ref.r.acir BROAD HA Y. N. T. Straw Goods, French Flowers, aro. CIASII purchasers are solicited to examine our BtOrk of STRBE (GOD Freon' Planers. U . fa , noon! en 00.. ., to that cf &a.* other oftnilar bonne in the Pte. Si, 6.11 roan... the coming rano. Per efeenneo 4 , nod o ccrn mannfacturo. the Wan sty/es of irriNETS. I , Prn roper,. ko.. whirl es fear to CAPII 4purhe• pe • • math, rithared prima 110.11116ALKITtILIUSI. 6 ',Jour 64 416 John R. eat. Mhos. ffe. York. SCIEGITFELDT BROTHERS dc CO., WLIOLESALE DRUGGISTS, NNW PORN, Haw "mooed to N 0.270 Wllhave re. col. a/Sal - rah 3IPORTING the leading I/rugs from their orlgical markets. both la Ee.o ra sad net ladle, and Nell sad Ragilel Cbetah . -le Prefodaedy. Tooth. Nell Lad liar Brush. neer^ . Ha ll tibiae and Pane sad Trieste tlposiarL. Cork.. &ape, ae..the r of.. them on mall. w too el the ateatrwon•bla beta attotrtkra. vo the teTTOJI. Ottlees elthes• le pr o ifl llhilhdre ua, br dr j ALDERMEN. I. Donaldson. Alderman • - - AktFFICE; corner of renn and St. Clair ittsburgh. AL badness poltianLiE to the oftre of oson will be promptly attended to 56-lya Patrick McKenna, ALDERMAN OF TILE TILIRD WAND. (FFICE corner of Grant and Fifth streets, (fonnorly occupied by Aldorman Lewitt)when. all bunions p.reallrilig Alderman lb. of9ee of Aerman and Junta of the Pewee will bo promptly attnolod to. flaanl MISCELLANEOUS. STEWART & KLLGORE, ILANIITACTUILD&B OP COOKING, HEATING. AND FANCY STOVES, GRATES, FENDERS, Pipes, Boxes, and Foundry Castings of all kinds. OFFICE AND WAR ROUSE, No. C 67 Liberty St., corner of Hand, PITTSBURGH, PA. ROBERT H. PATTERSON'S 41 .4 LIVERY AND q ALF ST.ABL ''-'64r- borg Diamond ad s Z. er reet and Chzrryliey7 4k PITIVIITILOII. PA. M= STIMIT aiiirtifinY ARCH W ougmx PEILADELPIII4. B. B. BENSON, Paormirroz. srl+icagf Board. 114.0 per da-all May A. 1851-Ivd WALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and thNoaUdai r n Kirle, t i P/ d b= nd D D . e coatv Paper ar r rolaigrttfticeratirst manufacture% MOM Den. court of Paris. iatu3.63 itAM., FASHIONS FOR LADIES'DRESS• F.9.—The Parish Fob Sons ImoUN P., direct, par de enter . on eale on the let prox t. s: WILSON. tart( Nn.2llll‘ Penn. elopes liand street. ICBM, JONES & CO., PROPRIETORS • KIER'S.PORTABLE BOAT LINE, ORWARDINO AND COMMISSION , msßeaktiTkoacia Nairn &month greet, Pltts. E. Pee Lid Olt, Nam Perk. S.C. Baum Mere rx tra and a n d Anthracite sotch lin Iron. &dim Briek and Clai..,Anthisclt• Cal der HANKINq HOUSES JOHN T.HOGG: NEW TORE No. =SOUTH HD ST. PHILADELPIIIk PITTSBURCIII, ALLFAILIENY CO. SOMERSET, SOMERSET CO., MOUNT PLEASANT. WE,, , TMORE'D 00. Pouts , CONN ELLSVILLE. FAYETTE 00., UNIONTOWN BROWNSVILLE, Dolmas received. Micounta =do, Brans bought, fold and Wliooted, Bank Entailing:l Ow% taught and sold. Max Notes and Ohre Sontaittaa bought and sold on cognlllll4lloll, Oormiantdenee and coßantJona LOUIS SOELOYER, Attorney at Law, f ind Eastern Collector Ism amnrnts AIATO fm ORJO AND PAANSYLVANIA RAILROAD, rig: Bt.*. %v.v., Holm., Tupcsrawes.C*l.llll.ll,Rlehignd, Curoll,f =mit, Portige,Trumbull. Mahon In wad ther., CANTON, OtAo. • .., : . 'ln"lNTril? i. & Co, 1 rm.. '!T . it.lB`krA '} ch.&., O. . ... -, r, Ur* I, Ideura.Y.Jk W. M. Übe flaw. v h,n, Theodorn Umetsettor, E H. P. Iloolle, Wildly • • BOOTS AND SHOES, FINO-LESALE AND RETAIL. :FAMES ROBB, 89 Market and 6 Union In its, third door form thehlailtet Muse, Pittsburgh,. would respectfully Loh= his onmerons .Iriends and cos: tomers, that he has unit neadeed Ms Bering gad mode, In all varieties, gad of the Isteit style, now worn In the eastern cities,. The pertleular attention of the Ladle. la Melted b nwell all d atoct of:l h gtnrd Fang 13.0t1 Vi ci tl t =re of Panay thou which ',unreel!? selected. Yon Gentiem n en d he boa err pattern olllancyfand Waring artirem wee auentities enable him to eel et as lon as any amen meet Will Bell In the city. tig all . continues to menufactire am hereofore, any iduci Ladles' and Gentlemen? nem. In the nem= style end o f the beet materiale. a rse Black Diamond Line of L . P4OKET 9 • 4S II ALLS fro Liverpool to Philtdellphia4 tot otos& mantb, and from Ptdisdolpida to Liver pool tba , 16th of may monlb,ppod by Thom.. Richad. lon & Walnut M., raussolards: sad Richardson, sponse * Oa. LieorP.a. M. Agent tbr the Comffi t y. Du ohm, on bond Passage Tickets and Eight , ra or any saloane, payable Many &LAM /Unload, holand, BootlanO sot W siso.. l". bic i riel La tom Now York tol MUM. TIIO3IIIION, Aireat , a • • lyd No. 410 Liberty at.. I , ,ttanurgh, ya. PAINTERS. 11 • 114,N10 ItGN I ATR I S. . - La% ckl THIRD VIRE= , ~ , 1 Woolaul !WYK Midi.) All ;odors promptly attanded to. 111141fflul weislid is saupaio ••71•. adaNtt PITTSBURGH GAZETTE WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 9, 1865. TUE AN NIVERSA BY Jr THE PRESBTTIRIAN BOARD Or FOREIGN MISSIONS, took place on Sunday evening, in New York. Rev. J. L. Wit-. emu read an abstract of the annual report, from which the following facts are gleaned: The Board acknowledge with gratitude to God their obligations for the distinguished favors that hove been conferred upon every department of their work during the post year The receipts from all sources. lead oiling a bal e. from lad year Cl 81.207 52 Expenditures 1 1n1 7 0.17 4 10 Leaving ageneral bsl sore of 50,009 07 of , "dela, uoexptntled Lutnunt of qinu•3 netted for eale of the Omaha Reierrention,and appropriated to Indian blinking In Ka.. and Nebraska 3,227. 00 basins • balance to the Treseury for the gue eral purpose of the Itoud, of $.07 07 Minions to Papal Europe. —The Board has no missionaries in Europe under their immediate di rection. Their appropriations have been made to Evangelical societies, which are known to be prosecuting the work of evangelization with zeal, energy and wisdom; and the results of their la bors, especialls in France and Italy, are most en couraging. The appropriations made by the Com mittee to these societies, including $4.827 88 contributed for the endowment of the theological seminary at La Tour, during the year has amount ed to $12,613 9S. Summary.—The Board has under its direction besides what is done for Papal Europe, twenty separate missions; 69 ordained missionaries; 6 li centiate pmeachers; 113 mole and female mein - tent missionaries; 43 native helporo; 24 churches and 6,696 pupils; 6 printing presses, from which have been issued more than 12,000,900 of pages daring the year. The board conclude this state ment with the earnest and heartfelt prayer, that this great work of spreading the Gospel among the nations of the earth may be continued and enlarged until all shaltlatve heard of the salvation of Christ. Wssra or MONET ON VIC PUBLIC BUILDING@ AT WANDINOTON--A lettcr•writer upon the N. Y. Courier i t Enquireistates that the cost of the public buildiogs now iu course of erection at Washington and those preitiosed to bo built there is about as follows: . . .. . Capital, k riginni sost, with the 'improvement of thes.about it 1.2.750 osio P. 'North and Lianas wings of the Capitol hooo,ooo Prealdent's Bowe 1. W 4 000 Interior Department I,oooaoo Treason Department lano,ono Mats Nary and War Department* 1;01.000 Post kieeDepartorinot riehrOo Panamanian institution 240,00) Washington Saandoet 3.6°0.00 Deearatian of Lisa Public. Groumin tarmelli -- Total $13,400.Lial Nearly the whole of this amount has been ap , propriated within the last twenty years. i The construction of the additions to the Poet Office were commenced last week The .sum provided for the work is $3.060,000.. Work on the acqueduct, for which about' half a million has been appropriated, hue also been recommenced. A large force is occupied on the extensiops of the Capitol, and the wish is expressed that the halls for the accommodation of the Senate and !louse may he got ready by the opening of nett Congress. Pram the Clevelaad herald. TILL Sr. MMIT . S. SHIP CANAL OPIEN.—An ex- I tract from a private letter from xbarles T. liar- I ray to Dr. M. L. flewit, dated at the Scut April 18th, brings the joyful news that the ship canal ! into Lake Superior is so far completed as on the day of the date,of said letter to permit any ves sel to pass. We make an' extract as follows : "Remark ably fine weather since April came in is ens- Ming me tcrmake up (or the time lost by the hard I months of March, February and January. I! improve the opportunity of an extra mail sent over the ice to Detour, to meet a boat expected there to inform you that re can to-day pars any easel you may briny on into Lake Superior. Our excavation work was completed the Bth instant. We let in the water from Lake Superict on Tuesday, the 11.1 th inst., and have made a ban- Del through both Coffer Dame sufficient to pass • vessel. 1 had the honor of wheeling out the first bar row of dirt, on the Bth or 9th ofJune, 1853, and I had the pleasure of wheeling out the lost on the Bth of April, '55. So, you see, scripture in this instance is fulfilled—"the first shall be last." ' country to its former condition. In this way I expect to Smith up the surface work of the only can - bo avoided a crisis in our affairs which Canal by the Is proximo, nod have already threatens results that every peaceable than most commenced died arging Wes. The dredging ; deplore. In this way only can reparation be (which will then be the only thing in the way of j made for the scandalous inroad of the Missouri a finished canal) could no doubt be done about slaveholdersupon Kansas, or security be afford the same time, but the State authorities choose ed for the exemption of that Territory tram like to delay it a little for the benefit of the work ; invasions and usorpations in the future. Let but, as before intimated, it need not interfere the North everywhere, by public meeting and with the passing cY vessels, Sic% by petition, demand of the next Congress to Ani -1 know that the above intelligence will be wel- do the pernicious legislation of the Inst. That come news to all of you Clevelanders who have ; done, we shalt have established a Territorial Lake Superior interests at stake, for 1 nee by the ; Government suited to tho demands of the case, papers that there have been tight times at Mai- and the reign of peace and decency restored to quette for want of provisions, &cc, this winter, our Western frontier —N. P Tribune. which is no doubt the last vexation of that kind they will ever experience Guam STATII K. N. COUNCIL AT STRACUSE.— This meeting is to come off next Tuesday The' N. Y. Herald says that it is convened for the! mike of getting a revision of the Know Nothings tests, oaths, pledjes and principles. We learn I further that it le their purpose to follow up the good examples or the Councils of the Fifteenth ward of New York city, in the promulgation of substantially the same constitutional and nation-1 al doctrines as the platform of the order of the Empire State for the Presidency. It also esys that there have been some meet- 1 ings at Constitution Hall of the peculiar silver- I gray friends of Mr. Fillmore, with the slow of considering the ways and means for securing to 1 the ex-President the Know-Nothing nomination io 1865. Some were in favor of the project of pushing himlorward,, others (perhaps some of f, the Know-Nothing friends of George Law or Cor nellons Vanderbilt) were opposed to it, on the ground that no good luck could follow the nomi nation of an 'accidental President for another term, and they cited the case of Captain Tyler ; but the meeting could come to no conclusion.— It appears, however, that shortly afterwards the business was taken up by some silver-gray lawyers of Wall street, of the Know-Nothing stripe, and they resolved that Mr. Filmore should be laid upon the shelf, at least until they can have some definite expression of opinion from the south. Won CUM Grow WI.STWARDLY.—Tbe Aca demy of Sciences in Paris have been investign- : ting the causes which almost invariably make the ' gi west end of a city ow more, and become more i fashionable than th oast. "It arises from the 1 atmo s pheric pressu ," answers the Academy of Science. The wind which causes the.greatest ascension of the birometrio column is that of , the east, and that' which lowers it most is the west When the latter blows, it has the conve- nience of marrying with it to the eastern parts of a town all the deleterious gases .which it meets In its passage over the western partel and the inhabitants of the eastern part. of a town i have to support not only their own smoke and miasma, but those of the western part of the town, brought to them by tho west winds. When, on the crntrary, the east wind blows, it purifies the air by causing to a.thend the pernicious ema nations which it cannot drive to the west. The deduction from this law is that the western part of a city 'is the best place of residence for per sons of delicate health, and that all establish ments from which emanate pernicious vapors and gases should be placed to the east. There seems to be good philosopy in these conclu -1113101111. TUT. ROMAN CATHOLIC PIIOVINCIAL The opening of the eighth provincial council of I Baltimore took place yesterday Morning in the Cathedral, and at an early hour that vast edifice wan thronged in every part with those desirous of *Reciting the Mterestitig-ceremonies attending the celebretioupf High Mate. Appended is a list of tile members of the Conn ell, and the dioceses they reprisentrfollowed b the names of the officers: Most Rev. F. E. - Ben rich, D. D., Archbishop of Baltimore; Rt. Rev. Riehard Whelan, D. D., Bishop of Wheeling; Rt.,Rev. M. O'Connor, D. D., Bishop of Fitt& burgh;, Rt. Rev. John McGill, D. D., Bishop of Richmond; Rt. Rev. J. N. Newman, D. D , Blab dp of Philadelphia; ltt. Rev. Joshua Young, D. D., Bishop of Erie. President—Very Rev. Archbishop Renrick.— Eromoturs—Vory Rev..Eatrick N. Lynch, D. D., administrator of the diocese of Charleston, Very Rev. Francis L'llomme. Notary—fter. D., Ed- Ward Damphoux. Elecretaries—Rev. James A. Corcoran, D. D.; Rev. Thomas Foley. Master of Oeretnonier—Rev. Mr. Forte, Cantors—Rev. Boum, Rev. D. E. Lymen.—.Ban. Sun. RPIONATION 01 BISZOP Wharartavesßishop Initehonse has Issued a private circular to the iclergy and reapers of the Episcopal .Church to .the Diocese of Illinois. to the effect that he in tends to retire from hie present. position.' Among other reasons for this step, be, i o n as one that he Is not adapted to the present-so cial and moral condition of the :West The matter ;will go before the Eloise of Bish op for their soceptance, and .it la generallyun dersioo d that the diocese will interpose ho obi widen toye contemplated resignation of the Bishop.-.opo Tribung. • v. • A Slusintza or R . CSTIMN MAOURI.—iIIO fol lowingextract from an address delivered by tbo Reverrna Leander Kerr, at Platte City, klisnouri, near the &futons border, will afford our leaders an idea of tho, part which some of the minisiere of klissouri have taken in ezciting the recent elec tion riots in Kansan : "Do gentleman talk of lawful and hohorable means to prevent all this mass of Eastern aborn. ination, , moral, social and infidel, from entering among you! If a midnight robber were to at tempt to break into my quarters, I would avail myself of the most efficient means at my command to expel him. I would not sit down to ponder upon honorable or lawful means; the only law I wonld recognize in the case would be the law of self-preservation. "Talk not of honorable and lawful means save the law of self preservatiott against• mep who trample alike the laws of heaven and yowl coun try tinier the'r feet. Talk not of horiorable means towards men from whose hands you:might as well expect honor, and justice, and magnanim ity, as to look for grapes and oranges among thy polar hills of ice and snow, or the roseate blush of health on the cheek:of death. Men, mei, who know as little of honor in their soul as a ufeakey. knows of the complicated mechanism of a steam e i t n i g, B l an% muchet wa y o withut of such p e 11: 7 . I s l e a u b t y i in s e o n n t i t , l i Lo d ; nursery tales are out of place In the heat of bat tla, or is the midst of storm and shipwreck. Honorable warfare is for honorable berc4e, not for robbers and banditti ; and such these obeli ' tioui, are. They are coming here to rip off your slaves; they avow their purpose; and.when they have stolen your lost ,lave, they will steal your other property too ; and they will do it on principle: for theft: rascals do everything on principle ; they will rob you of other property , to prevent you from purchasing more sissies.— ' And, when one of these men is caught itt - the act and whipped or strung ttjp, or tarred and (oath ' ereil, what a howl of pious indignation rings through all the abolition communities against the barbarity of the slave owners. As well might the highwayman or the midnight robber exclaim against the law that arrests him, or the hand the[ strikes him down iu his deed of crime. Gentlemen you know that I would not counsel violence and blood shed, nor do r, unless id the defence of your legitimate rights and interests, and you were compelled to do it ; if then you would be justified by the laws of God, and your country. But resist evil ; resist the devil and he will doe from you; and resist his children—this vile abolition spawn already transported to Fatn ess like cattle to the shambles, and more to be transported; resist them and they will scatter for they are an cowardly as they are infamous, contemptible and vile. The wicked flee when no man pursueth ; while he—he in-not only doubly armed, hut doubly brave, 'who has kis quarrel just.' According to the New York Herald the &low Nothing State Council, which met at Newirk, May 2d, appointed seven delegates to repreiient that State in the National Council, which meets . in Philadelphia next June, who are sound, relia ble Pro-Slavery men, opposed to the introdttc tion, discussion, or recognition of the question of reedom, in any shape. George Law was the favorite of the State Council for President. , He is thoroughly doughface. - By the way, how do our Know Nothing friends in Ohio like the basis of representation fixed for the National Know Nothing Council? Each State, large or small, counts seven votes. Dela ware offeetts Ohio, Arkansas balances New York, and Mississippi equals Pennsylvania. The equal ity or justice of this basis may be apparent to those who bask in the ineffable effulgence of the Third degree, hot to us, =bide barbarians, it looks mach like another of the smart tricks of the Slaveholdiug chivalry to overreach the Free States and control the National Council. By giving to each State an equal voice, the Slave States, with the aid of California, can on ad questions, carry their point, even if there were no doughfacea from the North—Cleveland Leader. What is to be lone? This inquiry meets us on every band in respect to the rate outrages in ,Kansas. We answer: Repeal the NebraskabilL In this infamous measure all the present and all the coming mischiefs that beset the question of freedom in Kansas find their true and only source. Exterminate, then, at once the whole brood of evils springing up to inflame the coun try snd curve our Western settlements. Tear up the poisonous weeds planted by Dunglas and the Administration in Kansas, and restore the i'uttosornv or ADVSIITISING.—The persons who realy understand the principles of adverti sing are few. Most people fancy that it is only necessary to advertise occasionally, targeting that, in the general competition, they will soon be for t ,,dten for some new advertiser. Thom who would ad wytise to the best advantage, should rememlor tbs. - they !must not only select the most proper channel, must not only set forth their wares or wants in explicit terms, but must keep doing this, day by day and week by week, or else they will fall el, rt of their object, jug so far frill% as they neglect to advertise regularly. A flail; paper has now readers every day, and the greater its circulation the greater the number of these. If advertising is of any - benefit, it ie as useful in herd times as in prosperous ones, nay! more so, for it is at :such r. period that the dealer must make up, by extra exertions, for the decline in his trade. It is a "penny wise and pound foolish" economy to stint your advertising in any way.—Phil. Ledger. A Secoan Arrester TO Sousa TUE NIAGARA RIVER AT TBL Banns.— • After you left, another attempt was made with s sim ilar iron of about 40 pounds weight, attached to a No. 11 wire—all freely suspended, so as not to impede the fall of the weight. I then let the weight fall from the bridge, a height of 225 feet. It struck the surface fairly, with the point down —must have sunk to some depth, but was not longer out of eight than about one second, when it made its appearance again on the surface, about 100 feet down the stream, and ekipped along like a chip, until it was checked by the ' by the wire. We then commenced hauling in slowly, which made the iron bounce like a bell, ' when a cake of ice struck it, and ended the sport. I em satisfied that no metal has stiff:mina spe cifio gravity to pierce that current—even with the momentum acquired by a fall of 225 feet! The velocity of the iron when striking, must have been about equal to 124 fent per second and coa -1 sequently its momentum nearly 5,000 lbs. Its surface opposed to the current was about 60 sup. inches. This will give unities of the strength of that current, and at the same time hint at the I Titian forces that have been at work to scoop out ! the bed of the Niagara River. Americanionam is a principle of mightiest import and value. It warms into life and constitutes whatever is noble in Impulse, generous in feeling and loyal in manhood, whenever men loves free dom or will work for It. Whoever, therefore, would know Amefkanism, or spread it, or be its champion, must rise up to its own lofty level. For its moral is plain and positive, as Otte ques tion will settle. Was Arnold, a native, a true American; or were RoSeiusko, Do Kalb, Mont gomery, end La Fayette, though not born here, true Americans? It is mockery and madnese„ therefore, to say that birth-place shall be the test—a mockery of the past and its teachings, of the present and its high responsibilities; a mad. nose which would 'crush out the very soul of all that is good and great In Americanism.—Cleave !mid Leader.. CUOLII34. wT JCTFCRSON BASIXACKS. — The St. Louis Erroblican of Wednesday last says: "We have known for some time that cholera existed among the new recruits at Jefferson Barracks, but it did not etrike us its of so alarming a char acter as to require special notice. The disease now yields readily to prompt treatment, sod of the total number of persona attacked—about env enty—enly fourteen cues . terminated fatally." Tun JESUITS .11 NAPLES.—The Neapolitan oar respondent of the Daily News writes:—There ie a great misunderstanding 'between bis Majesty and the Jesuits, and it is more than whispered that these will be compelled shortly to leave the kingdom. Such a result would be weird - tried by the great mass of the population, who, singular ly enough, together with most ecclesiastics, have 6 hatred of the Jesuits:but instead of indicating any liberal tendencies in the'ewyal mind, it would prove just the contrary; for if Jesuitism is below par it is for the reason that it is not /efficiently compliant, and not sufficiently devoted to abut ' intim. Amos Llamas Sonny= Dacuttra.—The Washington Star of Satarday • tsA let ntleman In this city this morning ramie. ,ed a lett- from Judge ;valet IL LomPildn. of Georgia, in which he - states that he has poeitleely and miequitocallydailined the appointment of a Judge of the new cash= cart." VOLUME LXYIII--NUMBER 221 The New York Herald says that is fusion is taking place in that State between Preston King, or Barnbutuer demoomts, and the Seward Whigs. The Elardshells, on the other hand, are fusing with the Silver Greys. The latter factions form the Know Nothing "Sam" Order. The former are joining the Know - Somethings, taking "Jona than" as the roan of their Council. The house of Sam will grow weaker and weaker, and the house of Jonathan stronger and stronger, until the tribe of eottonoersey shall become extinct.— The same process is going on in ail the Free States. A NOVEL PREsESTIIENT.—The Grand Jury of Monroe county, N. Y. sitting atßoohester, have been taking testimony to assertain the nature of the Order called "Know Nothings," the charac ter of the oaths nud obligations imposed upon members, and its hearing upon, the freedom of elections. The Jurors eay, the,' have been much embarrassed in their investigations by.the refu sal of witnesses to answer questions put to them, as to their proceedings in secret eession. The majority of the jnrors say, that from the testimo ney before them, they beg leave to make a gener al presentment: against such secret oaths and combinations, as striking at the foundation of in. disidual liberty of action, and tending directly to destroy the great cardinal principleaof our in stitutions ab founded by our forefathers. The presentment was not unanimou./. The leading spirits in the three %now Nothing newspapers in this city are fqreignerw—Srear- HOPS S. Rows, of the Collumbien, is an English man; PAP Terzon, of the Times, is an Irishman, and COL. SCLIOULF.I4 of the Gazette, is a Scotch man. Here we have the rose, the shamrock, and the thistle, done into a beautiful Native Ameri can boquet. Col. Scheeler and Mr. Rowe do not deny their nativity, and Pep Taylor his 'not re cently dared to do so; yet these men are the pro fessed-leaders of genuine, exclusive Native Amer; icon sentiment.—Cia. Commercial. A RESPECTABLE NEWSPAPER ESTABLISIDIRAT —The foreman ofthe printing office in the New York Sta to Litnitio Asylum writes to a friend as follows: hove now with me in the printing office the man who was foreman of it before I came. It is his third return in a state if delirium tremens. The operation of the Maine Law, if adhered to, will relieve the Asylum of quite a number who otherwise could not bo trusted out. Herein also Mr. Tucker, the Brooklyn editor and printer, who, you remember, cut his eon's throat and at tempted to destroy his wife. He has greatly improved since he came here. He has consider able talent as a writer, and is a very useful con tributor to the Opal, a monthly periodical we print here, edited and written • the patients in the asylum. Besides thes'e, I have with me at work in the printing office two Tankards, a glut ton, and an incendiory. Notice to wnom it may Concern. MILE PUBLIC SPRING SALES of Real Estate at - Rochester, are nlw closed., and the,Zald ing Season has fairly commeneed. ri.ery nthats of Roches ter Is busily emplace!. Even the 30 or 40 new families who have become citizens the present Spring, ,and con stant employment; and In a few days a hundred families more WILL be r quire. , to carry on the wort of the c... 1 sewlo23._ rlabfishsernt!fs'en , - - - The tar Bugdino ErlobLishments (snow near entopletlon, and will be in fall operation in June. Several Cars will be T res o l r P t L .., leltet . y a, by contrisc . W . tof.llA gSL .. trotted thr Isontedlately, a numerous dare improve ments will ho coruntsmord.yegulting' a great amount of mechanical area otherisbor Independent a; the Oar Estalv Ihnm.ent, which will probably employ from ono to two hundred. A prominent brick - maker from Pittsburgh heein't Pm' chased idne lame lots, uadoontradted to make upon them forthwith 500,0.10 brick. Two miss of hand. emomence work the present week. besides the other yards heretofore established in the neighborhood. Our stone quarria are already - alive with workmen. and the roads leading to them lined with teams. Lumber, libels:ming abundant sod CATZP. and tenements will NO. aminv up to relieve some of our boles, whieh now have '5 families. 4 families, 3 families and donne of them. 2 fnmilles each. day who did not buy cheap lots at the four public sake lout Beason, or the four public Wes the present spring tm atilt made good bargain...lPA . ..le rani by Balling 00 • subscriber in Itoohestir. Terme—X down...N_Lt one , year end . 1 / 2 ' In two years. ht. T. 0. 000LD. P S.—h fen lots ran yet be had et $6O to $lOO each If applied 'tor before the 20th May. 'Thme lots ere trios ea large as usual city_lots, Ti= 40 feet by IZ. and the pia oulylrren 11,00t0.V1,50 per hoot foot. The'lresent reserved homestred andm ..a=.lticent property of Ovid Pinney, "creep" the esntre s of,.qe boroDrn . of Itocjoeetfr, abso, the io — the Stock of the Ma hant& Book of Pittabusgh. be required to. pay t T r easurer the awn of Twenty Deff:rs Co each shire stook the stook held by them. ou or Won the Meat:rah day 414 , .. Payment will therefore be made by the Stockholders, to Samuel Jones. Esq., Treasurer, at the office of 8. Jones a Co.. Pittebergh DAVIDCAIIPBELL: myh-dataertd Secretary. INSUILLICE COMPINY, OF ILARTFORD, CONN.—Chartered 1819. PAID UP Cash Capital, 8500,000. Cash Ina:plus on IstJan. 1855, $ 271,273 q 1111.9 CAPITAL STOCK and SURPLUS Is thenrely invested for the benefit den Yollef-ludd - To. Al an evidence of the claims we have to nubile con fidence .drif thelity to nay eh loseMPrOmPti.Te. date a fact that receltqs of this Company iron ail its arenelee vary bonasl2.s,Voo to $163,000 per otritA. 'lts is large and well distributed, and in our opinion no Insure. e lhniparly In the United &etas .Cords bet ter inchninity than the .Etna. They .ntinne to make insurance an property in town and rounthr, riace Y low as is consistent with safe IL 11. TEN-ty to the roller bolder. NYCIS. Agent. bUrgh. Mice, North-West corner Fifth and Woodstreets, l7ll Pitts• ap=c Government Claims ' , S .county undersigned will procure l.ounty Land Warrants and obtain Pen.lens for those enti• d thereto, under the various aW of Cong... • Smola attention will he given to all eases within the jorladietion of the Court of Claims. and prompt ettention will be Jew en to any buldneserconnee.ted with Congress, or any of tire Departments. 'Persons desiring the nine of their , smuts in money mn always have the highest prate, or they eau base them loos tell favorably In any of the eel. States or Territarket JOSEPH C. G. KENNEDY, (Late of the Census Men) .. Corns of Tenth street and Pennsylvania damns, an= DT in whomair. Kennedy I. M • gentleman in whom every confidence may be placed. Parsons may rely on •prompt and, faith fel attentive to their Interests by intrus=eir• gemhip hands.—Chatter.Cb. (Pa ReP We remzuraelid him to the pu blic.—Quay (diem, /U ) 31r. Kennedy has been many years • ...Want of W•ab• Inseam and has been widely known aa • valuable nubile ago g e ire ' m 'd i eTi tVtliftrn ra f energetic btudoess ' nablts m d anrobl d(og i f i r an i et urea= of character.—Broolim. (Kr. 4) Daily draftier. Ile ',noel' extended by his habits .or the proper cation of loudness p honed his handa— Pa borough. . O.) ' Ile is well (Mot) for the Moines., and we take pitman commending Mr.KernDedy to them desiring aid in the prosecution of their deism—Deify Adrortiser, afcedie.,4L) ills acquaintance with tbe routine of Intense* ta the la , Meter, Land, Pension, and other departmental aloes, even him great farilitiee for aiding than who may emirs hie semi - cc—Sentinel, (Ofsferminergh,lti. T.) Prom an acquaintance demo ttfteen Or:eighteen yens. we confidently recommend him to nay . 1 10 mat &Mr. to teen, his & ma Tel—Doily Moak.% (P 1 h, Pa.) air23..newiweisn'T IVE Hats and Caps. would call the attention of our r friends and the public generally to auxin II beautiful stock of BILK AT23, at $3 and $4. which =not be anrplesed Ihr mellow and beauty of atTla Also, one (Melds( wad Shanghai CUPS. whirls are the most nplendidot the Ramon. Mal,/ Cape at coat. mll5 J. WILSON Jt BON, 91 Wood at. aner.y min rang Hoods—A Rill assort ment*jut received. . . • IAVE are opening our Spring purebases of 7 oboes goods, and offer them at lowest , Plinee km% amid Write country dealers to esamlne our stock tolore purchasing. Our stock of ,Lootlng. Gloms and frames of all kinds Le complete. WU. IL Ta a CO, sal O. 02 W ta= ood .0.00. DINE AND OEDAR WARE:SAMIIEL L KItOZ3M.I teems constantly on hand ar assort meat of Wash and Bath Toba s _Lloree, dteamboa Oak Well. Kitchen or Draw Bucket : wooden Bowles rirtia.Dr7 Measures. Jac and Cherry Wash Dolmas. and' dal °IBM kinds aware In his lina. aim-60tieste Tuts; and 100 dozen Buckets. Wareroors..Basonic Mit street. Plttebrizskis ORSE FOR SALE—A good .1314,340,,.. M-VOr.'l,"'"d'elFaticiengiciViVirN'. AND FOR COUNTRY RESIDENCES— Wa have for de 39 acres of land, RAW* St S ndle• Mtn the city, near the old Wait:lug - ton Road. The land Ilea weil: Is of good roll, and for health and Mamma lo.tlon. nnsurpcseed by any near the city. Peke, 3250 par acre. In lota of on• acre and upwarda. Tema of payment eery easy. P. CUTHBERT k 80N.1410.34 it. For Sale, . YITHE REEL-BOAT J. B. ,RUSSELL, of J„ lax iredt ello,.rmuly e zlms tr 4 ' Tar np 7 1.4'4" MATE Midas OD. • Pekin Tea Store, IVo. 38 Fifth strut ova door earl el" tAa Erchavi Amt. NOW RECEIVING, a RM. assortment of OREEN and BLACK TUB, acmprlrlaa. all the . no. In use. purchased direst from the Immortals for uelo • Wartante • ern:wrier flavor. and will be sold. Wholesale and Retell, at th e !wed wire. ap:n S. JAYNES. JSc IL PHILLIPS, House and Sign Tain t. ere and Glaziers, are prepared, as urual, to erate ima In that line. with prou_pturs and In the but 111.13 , 1111, J. & 110 Market otreet, IptONNETS--A. A. Mason Jc Co. are open. i s u ldia r ealiirs:Mati,Viatsirric ta;siss 10 dm of olenclid Mks 016/Ik, Sian sad VHOCOLATE; COOO/14' , • ' kJ 150 boxes Naz4slkCaCttOtojtA47 4,,, `-' r ' • • 50 Diacr'sNo. 1. •. ' 50 " COWL ZO " Brans, for iambi 5pT BA OALEY.008015•91 1 &CO.. 15• ZlWoorl CtULLTS- , -White and colored, Toilet Coy er.. MN* Corers. and • lax& easortazont of other House P ttrals•Ln Gmb. ved at MURPHY A BIIIIMPIELDIK TOBACCO-50 blB Grant's 5i Tobacco; •• • .30 rotssrlor /ss, Red.brvid, d t , Et do dissoodd twist_ Totems. m stars and do bi • al= T. I . ATTLY. tOO.. Ti . REt SR-00 . ins choice. W. R. Meese in IL) dmn uator ale try T. urax a co. . DlT__ooo6. EE vrmt-ormi on,ldouday, nd .'s tOcialeasso rt ment•Of -7nach - aat4 Fl<=2E"l"thdlanialiN-A.AWEr"Leiliketlif•- UOREIEFOR SALE--A fine 'Family 711 limn far by ELZIEDIems ifiLABIFIED SUGAB-15 Me receiving' snare eal• by lan AMU% Sill 100..
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