• . l i r 1 7 —Toi • - _ • GA , TE. • 4 ( ' • • • ri7.l ,Jno7l E IA'KLI~EI ll 1 (86 np,irtits'§4• l /,_DritErix 4 bat.. " 11: AGE.IISY. . ..„ Lti Nasky, Mier, Xt. .',/id Sa 10. setc. amei, ibisau - • - P. At Co. ue Agent, Retie, mat lelhar,f.a ed , ll.men clerelatine aoadocretal Pews both In the -.natal edateo mad the Canadaa. To the Pataic. - ' 'ERE 13.RANDREVI .110 USE is np3c open pp lA* Europe= 'lam end read.. tor tn e rwmeLioli ot • traveling public, to oboe. comfort. every arention k will be paid by th e bleesre. (I(iester, late of Judson'. tel. -kranaftth Holm. No. lib IhTedwal.Oppoelte New Ha ven immot. Pirate entrance Na 41 .nal .t..—New April atb. 1830. _ • v-- . --Branareth . Home Restaurant. - TIPPOSITE, New Haven Railrootl Depot, V..trim....... 6 . 14 1*" M .,,p,,,ragt i a ti'ictiglr= --mi.-jay: ....,r-diu...., .1 . th.... r. b.d.- tt:ggof teed.. !Dingman Islntettamt to tat - until . 6 .t.14=7,1°,2; otZitir• 14i " nba New digliitzustit. No gr, a the eitfirgr g i r A.= pr let di ntrir— ti: meal Uspesard it.. and Onnal—gattr:eB6:on e l • • 11.—Rnmarrazdth 2 1:1*. QvcAirs otr , Of ace mandated 'nth - privets vastest( d.Virotl, ,terkirris .• Hungarian Wines 111TROJELLRD - &. BUBK, 22 s ou th; Willi am effi.t..Ne..T iDte iiCentiVZ lbto Ilunstella SPlne Trunic We constantly on nand casks eases, a brae salentatent of the most com!anted sweet nod dor-blasos %Ines. redar4 voltltm. Tin Tokal. n w ti. soprani (Olderibarg)l4,antol.Ncsmelyi,Dlngyarbatl. Ilakator,ynakbenzc ii tlodal..(Ofenea Staten/431 i Earl (1,- " 111/I ' / " MTA w r.P . S e rt ifrE7Tll/.B 4 . I atCES.. . All enierancomptly executed on favaabla Gaza. .":".t021,110. Hough's Patent Elastic Skirts. It TES & FRANCE,' No. 1 Barclay street, letr--ttegis are mmulna a./ h.*. 0 e stamp of tha pataat. All manstfacturers and sellers itt rtheag ',Mb@ proasestad 'acceding to low. tob2ile W - JALIKSUN ,the lato Arm i:at W. a N...Yaduon -a Sorw.. Grew arm! rwrAir Krim% MA Front it. wed 030 Broodway, Nrw York, Dart wartaatly on brad or err variety of WV. rad Yenders . A2r . o b =lwe att&www , thin= plyar Grated MI6 NEW YOBS ADVERTISEMENTS the fralowtoz tut at t best wlelostreliable In the city or New Twk. '2it'.4 . ltDltON fITIttB, Att. AOllO, WEISSENBORN &CO., (late C. E in n - ina l l= l l.l3 11= 1 1suptiimen=t4r No mh its, Malelea Lime. • je1..1-tdeJl.l4 JOE g OLT'S . SG:11111E1rd - COttirlit,SAlLDlloki TLC. UFA= fr. CO, No. Pins Mar York , sore agents. Caton Canvas licana•trasEtalter I.V.4.IICILG'S Print Cloths sad Cospa Printers. vastouvra DRY DOOMS. 0 OWEN, IteN.AILBE CO. Importers of diaalean sad a °reign KM aid Paary Gooda.lll sad Broadway. tas3o'ss COTTENET &CO., Importeraat;Fresxch &Y .. ' , other Eiii•ixtzL'l:lOtxU., 40 Pfficatma. E 4 t„, , P e STEIN & MU. J,IONIGi] 14.15:64 , 7a4 and 105 Coextarst, ete.Trinity Place, Ireipegbvs tap 3 [mew —en Idnies. 3•12-eavl.ss it.:ld. WESTERVELT, Venetian Blind lianotaetarer,N. 13 St. Clar steeet. rittatm md orgh. 0e..5-C I.OHN ',..PHYRE, DEALER IN IVORY, AP sad risaurscAnter or Ivory Goods, No. 3 Marra 4 - AMES OWEN, 15 Broad St., Importer of 7 ,llnithstrangs• GIIIMO awl Magma zilk Mktg and Bilk Goals gezwally. tadlirdnd ORN,_S Im iarrar. of Garman end Belgian Brea* Clothe. Sliaa, uaieilate 60 ,Sitsabasure -' tap3ol4 , ' • D. MULLEN, Importer of French ...VW:tarn sad Swisslasi Goods, &tins. Yeloge Mere ao.lkhavls,lioolens. et, ho. aro:4 streak, New York. - 0 - B. HATCH A. CO., 99 Chambers street, V Importer.. et tiontleonene Pardoning Gods. and Slanu . fleturero of Shinn Btookohgn tang3l.s6 [OLIN M. DAVIES, JONES A. CO.; Im ef Alden of Gentlattene Vungehing IkaLs. and Mann pactanrrs of dtoeko, Eblrts. The, tetret. W1te),4:10.11,114:4.11.14 . 4 1 t;rBE-the hissiean Mustang Liniment in si = • tallsta . ,z lrabets,.... for lhu - cm . Swaim, — . P u t i tr f W n• cIUBNEY, No. 349 Broadway, the oldest cites - -• .1-4AVARy36IANFORD &"0 Ooods .01.4eFtlireig. i=Aarto and Trom AIL oart osd ii.i3f the wag .d Alfelt iu rittatrorgb, Adam , ' A Go:. .0.0.9.170-.11e55 Int.MCLI ANP OKEIMAN PAC BASKET & thiltaaZrilN ECO 5 31 I;an , 2 al en e, I_7:lcossatars Freirdi and German Fssar apd Vaasa ing.ltakkass, sad :Dawdles...of Caae and Conn ad WIF - . . _ - • .A E` ..MACHLMICRYND MACHINE` TOOL& , •-• • . A: DREW.S &JESUP, N4.' rule et., New . COmmisalon Merchant/it5 ..67 the We nt all kinds a Ulnas and Woolen - 7.4lsehhary. Lm the best = Y. tent • .nrilgentar , tor Ids•ell• Ms , , r4? -. 12 wAszaousz• .. - ;:, ... .... • -• g - Iyabs. W. Ff. - YID& C0..1.1 Llift — street, im patters .4 W 124144.14 bads. to Ammican,Frenc.b., 4..4 11.1 Rosa. PAYI.34, 404 wen: dosed Pd. 41 Puma Illannfeetarels utstadalk. ' - • • - tam 431'55 UNCAN, LEWIS & BARTOW, No.-161 linala r , ...e.7,,tg'rre.s= °mama mr Book ers. Sikeresetkrers, r.: • D wic7poopar - A:iii.Boßrrot!co„- 64 Kaden • Laud, gitPARMAI.-rrtrlt"'Ft'l=s.°TteTetee.crgb aII.Y.N.,POR'PLOORN AND CHIMNEY TOP 3. _ M ys ItLEB., COATES 7OULE. No. 27 9 Posrf 10 , rt, Eaesuistl3 Elea, Gar/WA Mlscaror t i owit bere ft•iiia.idotaht. to Unita if• nii:: WINE9OW MMES. PLUMB, kft., ' lI.'POrt.LON" linportora of ILI arhipcti'Coactr tad Window 01.sav—Zio. B.4.l4arday • MA* GOODS--3R134. rGOS. WRITE & CO. No. •,41...500ith 2d • • Wert. fldladatzdds—Snlandld Jury entabldunent.— ondo—ddm and unenaalled inmate= t. . r. satosiox.-. mos Excelsior Factory„ • itionscsTcK7BßECS-&. CO, - p eati- ad phi EdantS,' esningie artist:coos and Bedmmtt sta. estuary . elty.d...ns. an J Be entmaincsastatment - .'d+ W....swsda. with :m= k esArgra on ode wart the best Jamsts hU4 no. "Illotanr. Atemtmattemdsd to inane most tossoonbte tenon Thwy 1.1 condtdog-the. all.nnmss War them with their rso• sal he pafeetly en teln/. of :tlnd , wort. to *rest va..,-rip.hcaox:....w.•rouges.-' =rpm. • JETNA • GLASS IVONKS. WM. DAVIDSON & Co., MANUFACTURERS and dealeiiiindfl, goftlevi, soden }Wolof Orem and Igltd. lasnrare, I,l =A t t=o.Vltflut , prigt.refjecuteterbrz= aiabw,..ria4l4aphtsp , '' 66—r ImpL aee's UnrirtPed Importers 51 33 Agents forVie_ mo1,1141:4914-4/RIM PITTSBURGH :TOACH, SiEPORTi: 11111ZZ01N...........XWES /MKT :, BIGHLOVir - A , C0.,-• •• • , ; !(SubmijOis M. ~,B - D7j4O I ItLETT.. : MP* "'Pittsburgh - 'PenUai tst, mg Woodtt.' " fi.O.LOUBs, 7 CARRIAGES, ,PHATONS; 11120:1 01 . Gad elm desaiytten 7 of •1•7" Ireklete• built Lowder Dran _, acid Stadia" In • manner a r "" Vnt i ttr *l=if - • Ish, stilt ° P :12/ellt.ww•Znintid. ft*. 2 „ i E n lp F , datra L 5t,4v." 4 1.P. 3 EA.ESTATEOFFIO/,31ar., .Fro. at 4-V4ic„,4ithul,4 Deaer In 10 caw. . . rols,carteLuxusua AAvg . my*. Asp MAW. RIMS 01.1a6Rt .Ulllla. DTATIOI!, LLIZONZIt. M-ANUA° all kinds of Water, Gas AnlStolust Mpe tkil tUdeo. - - Zowswitited IZIP with Osa mad An O =VS I FjtlT ,f i -PATHER. ILENDRY & CO. ho.:'9 Nord TUIED Sired, PAllarilA MlOAnOlikrt.ANUFCTUregia944iitig alri bO Dorfaa of YE LL LESTIIER felfolvw 9 Vatenne.ou Cloths and 4 Mat Ni7 tings. . Ni>llMMcg. itko47, A gg.iidt v . g i A t j h a ga eeaat~~natc n : Pr""'"!f'.' ontasoh aad Taiwittft, ,tistra and ariawribrin Or. tatowt -BnD TaTastat • • • • - rolt ' r in wition . _ .fdaetbor with tram dtwaiption • of u!wp. - 000•013.... • .1.. _ • - FLOOR OIL CLOTHS; iWoici 3to hat witio,. all qualities and pimo. hhithlabla OLlClathic ova mit gra= Oil Siwitta •fl aiwi *lwo, ilt3OW thogitog Ramo soul Thais (kW-- upird; 3latt. DM-WA. theow and Oatatoo DL S: li,gitodzh'eultlastaa, via b. f itth r e lowest sobl9 t riaROIL CU ' 8, of all widihs 0.0 albs. . Vt,0.4.• tiV i n=sl l 3 l .Citt& • 1 - " ifr i esorea.b. u n t . s .=„, B 4Ma t. j .• , orglygiru eared in this =citstiltqa seisidos sr a Issr4 .!therm"316g.t:17,1114.2.-MJu. T BUSINESS CARDS, ; Al fORNEYS. OSEPLI S. .1 A: P. MORRISON,' Attoi jtatti.LN. ON it N t : i3 143 h. ro t zrth strort, m tioreort IV.IJALL, Attozniu at liesw, - "link; Air.tukienase Grua strort,l.tiroort Fourth sad Al ) . 1 . • • • , au3GForlyT 1 rtefliStfiff.uratlig: IS °BERT , POLLOCK,. Attorney at law-L it, comer or Filth imullrizat stnitioVultliti. 436 °A 0111141 stems, Plitabmvh. - ...• ' a, ,24- 1 -'4O r 1 ALES J.-KUHN ; Attorney at Law, ofF4 CIL Fourtb 111,set. near Gmat, Plitt.burgh. jwlB-dl7 I ASPER )311AW,"Mtornoly at NCR? m a.ill it. - vitt - A.,b; • BANKERS AND I3IIOS ERS. wrLin ZILLZML RADIER tc . AUDI, Bankors and Ex things Brolkesi. ' Buy and sell Gold and n , Notts, netiate loan* on geld Estate or Btrek Set* . paretumPrOrallacery Not ,, , and Moe rillZ On Esat and West. Boy sad kll Stooks an 00aniecriOn. tidos made on ail` Dolmato SlieVolcck Jtllce somas of 17drdssol Wood streets,dlreetly ordselto the Et. Clmled Rotel ePi.. .•mrt•ir c. U. . lAnt.(l,l w I_, Rii;f§ & c . , • No MCCrlosolU FOURTHt Iv - S. 'MAU.] CO-,) BANKERS & BICRANGB BRO Kau , 71 STRE2:I'..PITTSBURGIL IN the numerous susponsioas of, Bankeri and Brokers throut the touutry. during toe last montheore ere naffed thatin a/meet ernz butanes their troubles have grown Out or. &rat Vela that Icgi tbnata [metre's, eat we therefore occasion to we Kane the liF or ibtl c etwmelust no speete ha b .0111 v... goal the etaist end legltbaste==basineee, hellev ua los LW. artldlrut ell euett larestrueute. tre .h./1 . 0 0 mu,' be thatble toner.* our euttamers arid *ware their eaten bin adontlng euth tohree ue ehen_Ptte mote our elm ulthyte benefit. ten WILKINS a co. • ./KKRNA.N &DD. Bankers and" -BaclariAll Wokers,•No.AS Woods reet, eornerofDiassontLittley. t burgh. s. .niirltur +=dean Hint Notes sad, Cola Discoinii Time Esti:imam, and Prearlitoter„ auks Collections in sill the prinoinal cities of the Color; Boftlee Deposits on . all radon interest, and glee their prompt strsatinu Ural oth• er matters sprestaing to *Broker's business. 10...6seitern Exchange constantly fir sale. tah2347 P/11321...—....3051= ILLSSL—....IIL X. 6.11:11: arArrTh .11.A.NNA ZE Co., Successors to thingf. Minas lit W. ItankernExchang• lirokars.d .emigre end Domeetto Exchange r hn of Re id Notes...rid Specie—N. ir earne or Wood and Currant Mono received on Derwin flight Checks for wain and a:Feeney made on nearly all wizen. pid_pointi of the Waited Platen n _ • ue hieuen prerninen paid tar Foreign sad Azad= told.. • ." • Advance' =UM ' an 001114=1:124dir of Ptoduca. alpped east. en aural tars= WILLIL lAMS &7643:11 , Ulkerts v Szthang Broken, Earth East carom of Wood so • iiO7ArFA a. SON, Dealers in Foreign . Dorantle 11111. of ErAeoire., Certificate. of Del was. Bank NOW sad Brimia;leo..69 Market elmeet, Eittr bone. sroollankyan made oo all the rotors pal eitlei EirMMWMPV=V'Tqg if L. BEAD, Bookseller. and Stationer, No • TS Fourth stmt. Apollo Pi. 1,114. JOHN B. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta: timer, mots=to Darinatok 'Mow. No. II Mark.: R7::1" S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller. and Namigib... LC.. NCI. P 2 Market Area. map Pittenavh. Ps. rAY lb C 0.,: Booksellers and Stationers, No VS Wool stmt. sostdocr to the corner of Third, us • • .. P► School and low toots constantly on tend. COMMISSION &C. OILN ATWELL ATWELL, LEE & CO., ^ WHOLESALE GROCERS Produce .& Commission Nerch.suts. PITTOrtrII MANUFACTURES, N0...8 Wood O.,Yetween Waster nod Front .t PITTSBUILOIL 0:EA.1:4'4:4 38 :e , (late of thelrm of King Jr, Moorhead;) COMMISSION MRCIIANT, • AND DEALER IN PIG 111ETAL AND • BrAwArs. No.-76 Water street, below Market 019 PIITSIMIRCI 11. PP.M: A. 'PORK PACKERS, Wholesale Dealers lin Profecit vs, GENERALOOMMISTIO ' WANTS, co LIRESIT STREET. .Pammercitl Raw, rayl • PITTSBUII PA. c. - iloClT±Ciltent CO, WIIOLESALE GROCERS Produce nod C 4 =321.. Mirtrhaats..d Drill. in Plttebm7b llizootutarred A:Mier. No. :19 ; Liberty itt...earoe of Into. Pittsburgb, - Pa.' -111ERIOVAL—Soringer Ilarbsogh: - .i Co., 11..tokrrteesoo4tolfo: ;tree t. - nun% PRINGER lIAKB . A.UGII /r.. CO., (Socoos- L, aura to e. nuh.V.) Camertalco nod Voreardi g Mar_hantr, Deans in col od Fratm gesmay,o. u as toar.E.ood.Plttebdreta. Ps. SP4 A - ."AL HARDY, co msussgrffnl , Vll l ,lll737.§: Agent of the Madison and Indianapolis RAILRAJLD, No.Bo Water st., Pittsburgh, Pa. satat3u J. W. BUTLER & 1 4 1 0 R .WARDING lc COMMISSION MEN- A: CILANTSand Danl.. In all Mad PlttehariLtk Man atectscred Artltekre.Lasdripe sag Shot Law!.First Stmt., Pittsburgh. sub-IT/114 'A. M'BANE, Commission and . For dontrang iterelaugla. &allege ia Wool •Egl Peoduae sgragailly; also, yitlagbargh liguatlactarreg. N. u g‘aa.gd Arse: Pitlaborgh. , j g1a6.1031 soar . • ' griZROBISON 4 CO . :, Wholesale Ormers, xlzte• Degas, sad Ocanatimica Merrehsats, No atrent.Pitubtaigh. , ME io &, - 41TLELO, General edl2ll3lis Slareban ts, - Philadelptila Mersa lamas oc costelomente of Peplsm semerrallr. isna 18. CANFIELD, late of Warren Ohio, Oot Zit %elder In wee& 2 1.Rlierr. Awe .11a Wnt arren, Ohio, and peat! ,may, W P"d con= 3 4 6l7. W."" TILOXI3 =TM —.maga IJMI. fa. katel atm, son Lon uw. t co rirLffTLE lb CO., Wholesale OroCers, Prodnee aid Calti=deekrtl Nertan . Zilad, Dealers In Plttninargh Manultatorm, No. 112 PM& CREESE ,WAREROUSE.—LIENEX ii ontaxaormrcrabutud co=teemotere d..' Dealer In a,Arut ebenokUlatter, Lake n th andllsdars gateralty . • 25 Wood. stmt. stove Wstar. rittAurgli- VORADPALMER, Importni and Dealer 1 lit Trench sad American Wall Pspq, No. Ed Marked meet, between nal sad fattirtts tbas4 Plttsbaridx. , . . bIeCLINTOCIC,Imgorter and Whole `J= ' DRY GOODS. . . 1." A. KJ= it CO, rrrntrisan —C. -LOTHONT As CO., O. TOM' A MASON /c CO., Wholesaltezd Retail Deniers In Fancy and. SW& .0.941.; 26 . nth MURPHY: & UR0133, Wholmnde sadlL t.O Dt7 Goods Seird:m",-arrsarrigarthisd GROCERS. .. : ... o.ur • Wallacea TILIIOLZNALE DEAL:ENS IN Flour, FrovisiOns and Produce Generally, • 1110.128 LIBERTY . ST. W 047 BaAGALEY, COSORAVE & C 0.,: Wbol ole ithusri4,l B and 20 Wood mtre.t, Pittsbrugh. Oly 110CAGALEY, WOODWARD CO. ; Wi B aria 117.. M.. 1RD.133 Mutat wth.t. PbtWadable JSAIAII DIOI - 113Thfr , - Who' e”r~rd a MAT Wee CZ TrCutt streelMt=rl7due.' Pea miry- Limos, rwro----..wasida run OIEiN. FLOYD & OD.; Wholesale Grocers imeoer.anudea merauras. se. vi z wcee sad 228 ^,Ptttabargb. *l6 40:ERT DICTOBE, Who'ciao °new'. Ree- Wing DtAti Dealer in Prodars, Plttabarph lian sad all kinds of ParerO Doorestle Ino• •nd I.kroorw. rim au. - bud' • Teri bap .t et of roperlor old Idoooodahrla yrblekry, wide r tg 'Mr/ 'old. kw for moth. JONI, B. taut-- -manta e. UGILLS ROE, Whnlesiiie Grocers and toc_ ' ChrendaMon Merchant& rs. 194 tants Ittftet MU& • WILLIAM A. M'CLUIW, Grocer. 'and: - - TeaDeMer.ammoof Woiol sod Sixth strastathui always on hand &UM assostmos or choke Orsterlos ssot ens Tesa—Poollson Volts and 11.a4 Maw*, and . - Dossiers sowl/W on the 'await Lou ss. _ lan4OOI3r...KNEDLIZELLmao.m& C0.,5.3 Pittaburgh Maus. xa 3U Libett amt. • ACULBERTSON, Whotenni() tomer and Oostuairmll.rehut,Daer Prodooe and Pitts. gh 11661thostum6 Astlclei, 196 Wiffir etteet. Pitt* VOID lIVANDLI6II..., :.111111.13141,WAL.......4.11. A. carp . McCANDLESS, MEANa 6 CO., "(emcee mrs to Witt tMoOmdkfati 'Wholesale Groom, :11.1/.013, Sado, Oho. 00t1ZArYOZnO• ona ?Mob/ Mumfactwoo cenonalf. comer of Wood. Ind Wats! Ulde °Hand Leather Store. • D—KERICPATILICIE, • No. 21 South Third Street, ' Iletneen Market and Medved Oa.: FbllsA•lablia . 11 AS FOR SALE SPANISH - HIDES, Dr and artlllillte t &fr HIPS, tax . er tt er,Tanners AB klnMattter In Na rough unnted% Ibr t irge li eh. Idiatmat. mutat pram wlll be alvan In cob. or talma In anehangt far Illdea. • IRV= stand !tea or ebsigigd fit H. TALCOIT (gammon to mAsst Izegilif4.3zi,fr.grtrimul 1.111 g! Good; 7ifood_opoot, omit of /erth, Pittiburgnjo- - Writ lit tlooldlogo, Portrait IMMO sad tfollmetios Ms.. *loran ot, bond • mon-17 • LILT :MAMIE* titia a Itrgo atiOol* neat a otbir 2dourolof Goods, to t• Como! ot dors - Pxuaray a 131:1*1111/.1= , iiTTsBVRGH. i'llußs DAY MoRNING, .MAY IQ 1855. AGENCIES. . • S. CD'rEtBEILT 'O4 1301 C. GENERAL. COMPILISION , AGENTS, for tb.gler and rizieloark of Real kltats. Oollidlon of RotrU4'Negottottwi lo3ankon Bonds llortgores, to. No. 140 Third PittOUrch. P .' aDS.I.7 ,fechigtmaert Co non and - bon.agency Oface,, R the . eollectiotror Mate Arid Foreign ra ?laresatile.l all other limey char*, in Michigan an djacent.titatraintaltracrat .d Payment of Honda, Payment of '4184, MM.. wad Sale °Mae. Maio .41 Stake and Insuranas ELTIEIt & ArtaoN,Detrolt. Midagan. BC7=ltra ,I"....7,..Vgg.tr=èffitirr:A M. Merchants. . Warrzo—Two Agenda, . Michigan from imlaynal. Insurance OotnnaWaa. snrl9.ird ____ ...,.-- iii_USTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent., Sleek. MarelanMae and 11111 Booker, Whoa go. B 2 math stryst. &bola Wood. Molinr prcmptlT allandad to. LCAIIIUEL L. MARSIIELL, Secretary Cid t 7 sines Inalcmaco Ocompanr, 9i Water strast- M. GORDON, Seeretery Western Insu . macs an.. 02 Water street- , _— ARDffIERCOFFIN, AgentforFranklin A. MADEIRA, Agent ter Delaware Mir a tua nww-•.• Cawrarar. 12 Water street. MUSIC, &C. ItTORN H. KIILLOR, Dealer in Piano Fatter, Marla and Mead InArmstente. &Wel Books, and ionay. Bthe agent for Chlekerisies Mao Fort*, RR Weßena Penn:aryl...lt—No. 81 Wood street. ENRY KLEBER, Dealer in Music Mi ami Ix:Lam:meat& andpapOrta 6.04 Idtegrref i g,Z 4 A Tif.tita".W. it "trapjlr..e. Bum. DRUGGISTS. 1 1 , 011 N RAFT, Jr., (successor to Jan. Aren f lsae. andtllDraig .ll lin 160001 b.lO m: 1 A11, Srßegla Mont Itrr Dt. - JOHN' P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in Dross, r.tot, andsbes iusd Dr• Stub. 206 bettyrtreekyittsburgh. grrAMVal Scherg'igmotigap. mar 24-ly FAIENESTOCK & CO., ac Wholesale d or Wood arot"lVOnt Wholesale bared sad RE. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer In ewx tiss i gLatgagglitals. d jamtahos,. , 1.6 ~mom MUM.. Rta I YLEITER, Wholesale I Retail Atz=... coma of Marty and BC Car stmt.& _ JSCHOONMAKER '& CO., Wholesale • Drarests, No. 21. - Wocd wtyeet, IPlttatrarsiL. TOMEI FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox el 00.. - rornor Earkot exert Dbotood—atm Anoz l ar r 1 . 1 hz=full c rel mit zso= n omoorttoo lM o . Ur' to Ms tout:mem woody Lions caridully cosoPiituiolod at an Loma. . ja9l7 MANUFACTURING. WILLIAM CO:; 61 Perm et„: below Marboy Pittsburgh. BeOELER 11A R.V.EtS .SHEET-IRON OBJIERS. Ull3ll2facturen lhombill's Patent n, Chimneys. Orkhm, Pine Bed Steam Meek Con- Mamma Salt Sagas Pane, Leon an or Life Boats me. A 1.,, Black=!the' Mark. Bridge and Viaduct tn... ai fleasiring done oa the ebortest notice. mauled. C•W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail i l , imetessms•T and Men. In Wane. Ws.. No. /33 JOHN WETHERELL, Dianuftteture.r of fa PATENT BOX VlCrak • maim art Ile, EOM BOX and BRAZED BOX VICER, corner of Anderson and Itch toson etroeti, ono gums from the land atreetßridge, El. figheny City. .3:0C11 _ Hata and Cape. WILSON gr. SON keep constantly on hmarrery derttiptles remety of Rate and re, both *holed.. mid retail. Thome doctrine ••nest D.WmaNe Hat or Cap, rood and chap, scmld die matt to elm, sea all hefts Durelaulug etemrhers. not n-tf S:ID rasa • M T eo WeirQL C • • • WIIOLIDIALB AND MAIL DMIONABLD HAT AND CAPMANDFAOMMARS, AND DZALERALN ALL KINDS()) /UM CORNXR OP MOOD AND 7/1 , 171.1111ED7.1. Pittsburgh, Pa. Ins.Tttellz stock menage vrer7 small/ aniretyloor DOA And Mir, Man. &us, Cale and Dar Iroartala ,rN14m4.17 ...A. Z. 1.001.11.0 a. Livlngston, Roggen & Co. NOVELTY, WORKS, PITTSBURGIEL_PA. rr k . RACK Cattle and Grain do.; Platbro2 and P.duktar dn.; Door ter or all alma Pining. Drop and Thumb Wanes, Carom MI of mann kindE Paint HU% aPPford 'Pattar , nn Dolts and Putman:tag _Malleable Ulm OW:Ws of amp,. platy to form and Dolan. . atf w. WAL"."..te. ZtRIKR, • A i ST EAM MAR aat dd stne. " 4 -3= zn . Libirtv ;hut. %W.. PITSSISIMCIII. MONOMENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones, Furl:auto Tow,. Mantals, Imposing Manes, to. won... 1..4. mo4e t O °lda% tty machinery. at the lowest maws. Three hutotted original and eeleolod de sign. for hloromettle, ke,Vot hood. Block and Matt-Mor hie forelehol to th e Trade it the lowest totem bit cram gulag with despatch at 31gLiberty ataast. an 23 Vi. WAFLULIL: Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh.. yr ENNEDY, CIIILDS k CO.. Elands* ..lja turas of— Peon A No.l twary 4-4 44.441404 grprt, Chain of ell colmi and shads[ Co . kbon 'rotor. Plot LIo and Bash Oort, •••• acs. of all Ow aad, drortotioar • i ffil in edraf. Attt.tto.ii:nEfloicaoilff,llLaroo - TO DEALERS IN .WASHBOARDS. 1ff1847 17.111d5,' of aecionitt; invented ecasable heprormotl litabboardt. !kir Which be o ned Meet in Udt..1.110. Paid Improvement consist ed to properly mewing the Alm , of a chest re Ursa (or other Imitable metal) and there taming th.m to leMar or ant their, way into the solid wooden sida, or lege of a !Putnam*. the - method. previously employed. having bons en.~ as:roost Of' cods mortise to modes the Wsw them plate. O. RICO sntesquaatl7s o l4 hie 00172 ibgeren and Crentwild Patent to the snimerlher, who is now Me Fr arrolf; to well as only outhomod vary Kfactoorr '• O. RION'S IMPROVED PATENT ZINC W.A.4.11.90.4f LDS, boring, anceewdeS • tim• Way na. Bailey &Co. In t hat. Immune. lq,dneed by the Lorarityand °Masud,. Woof mid Paterded We meklm ehtoarda. th.4ll,==.?gartligkr.by semmed by raid 7.1 .51. Ettlta have See ewcovist and ar=rpeadyla i ltal7= b n pie s law known prtilnte g . „ fe l ts tin..mm:l;74on toy legal and ' inst right to the, Went 01 th. 4.. 1.0.= thence cautlonedwigainert rcrah . lng or dialing In Zino Waahlmettle, rondo allta? 1). g, Mr . ZI, 0=1:1,1147 1 , 1:11;t1 , :Au nt. lc May be Well to nrcoarlitha the, ariation ' in rim eloped! the crimp, or the ormriojholottinny Pwte.t . " ed Machine to call Wsahicards, dive not giT • thethtbt rideliTh • order. fetthe Ancinc.ortide I mgc.4ltlly solialted and motantlysmeautedat a. low mice. as ear of the Imam thOriced nraces.br Jionril W. WAYNE. bole Proprietor and Idannfacturerthereml Mee at flardl/11111 Stott, N 0.194 OPPodt• tth. fe2B- , Ctindnaati„Ohlo. t Dentist,meet, SOOTt Foua ta en Boon volt of Idszkot. OS* hoof, tc, a .;;; 0 A.%tog T. or. Barlow's Indigo .Blv ! BLUE •is • now well awanninedeatne bat article - Met Offered - 1M Mao ism Clothe. It is entirely free from *cm or anything 15. mfrge to the fined mtides; All lionoteepers oho bare not used it will find it mach Meoper and km Mould. than Indigo or any other articla mt. TM • great dernamd for it •Ms Wonubt oat moral . hagotimer. • Llometeaper and Oxeruneare will •to careful to get Bremer, &moo e, put up at - ALNICO WILD BERGEWS OSCO.STOBS. NE - 141 11-SECOND M. PHILADELPHIA. Storelusepere can • eat their suppllee Rom the grocens sod Druzglets *trey deal vitt!. at prima tt lnrcatirdri, I*.aDi , 2A riktdoifES. DrE 5T17178 eCaorgli a Cuitorato asnortment of mem thing in the. ma. etereksera,tbwidem and Ilatrafeo Curare =plied at preamble rows. ALFRXII WILITLIEBOKII,Dx_v&t, are2ein ca . 309 N. &mud 4.,..Plaladelphia.: - - . - Inieliigtiice. OtIlte;.:- , . NO. 2 , 8 T. OZ.Alli• STREET. SERVANTS of all - destriptions suppled Prints families and !BUIL an rappetrazipolleitod to 6.11 thaaselv es of •fth acilities now arena. rut son ded Xee N s offered iretatr im teer p arm mt. Mors ki to94yd . Tklllo A PENNA. RAILROAD--Wanted madir. of Mach to complete im *ram • - W ILKINS CO., • Dinka+ as 4 Commission. Stosisltrokas. 11. 4th 4. A. BROWN, wo t , 4. o=ll , 7 l. rg r ait . ttaggrpaml? . Lad,this • late esartreent of teultlau Mindy .M" ' Lull t tLitlherta are made to order, the taut s•rrented equal • arty lu the United t3titee.... .111rida east t. re ,• ••• flout the eld of • Nearer driver. timing rr arthastd • • • took, end wed of the Oath:et Iletablkhneut • •• it Metolelland, rammed to runlet, their aid •• •• vei th• rat. r arrontit 11,6 , ILAUMAY BLIf,EI-The ottenttou of &toi -1 not end to tovtud to this Bide, VW& Is e teddy Ladino dhoolved, bovingoll Ito properties retain:lEL The Landry Blue pOseesses, over the undissolved Indigo tto %groat.. of !martian a totter color to elotheo, of bo• log much more *kende and arttrimiest Bu en, and of h. (en a miring of about one hilL owing to the But that, not more than ono baltof the - Indigo eau be dissolved by.vs• ter it is eo Neely destitute of say propertiel inluzionS to Cloths We would sollalt a trial, and warrant it to to as remanded. •For sole by . JOHN RAFT_ , Jr., . N 0.141 Wood . • riagan ;4(:)..9i Market et ; aroolosing out their en tin wok °Mu Mods st-an Inuneneellimunt trots osneuwiow. roparatcar to narcluebilt Weir morrow sap. att. -We hare on hand a fine amortaient or the ibilowlalt wacbc Parstnetwe 'tenth Wool Detwines. Worsted Platt% eladonna ah t2fd i h k Tunas Clo=n= Wetind oth t trilannels, wfth • ass& rartetypt Block and &blared IWcosde Plaid and Sbiped Mir SUlte. all of which will be mold at 6 wrest asesitice. • J 629 131ng.:0f•18 , 55. MURPX-,a - MOWN:7I6Ln On Monday. to, Their eat1y252 . 47 BPBlNoMl.''.'' t&a.:: AMBOY& 00 , are now opening 2uo cuss sad packages of Caicos& limn., Ohrg glems.e.. RUSUIIa &IV% la Mulls do Lalass,'..., which Imo parclussesl at the WU PareksPbss7 Ws , st mark Las Chance. of asastsatare. aplc ILKS—A. A. Mum. & oo.wig open on /et.. I=l6 D 3 pes at rich. sokinss 4 /I.locillet ins .Imps o(s haw I 4 Pie_j_ l 4 o ' . . WOOL PLAIDS:T.7r. 21tmn'iUgo:..ttre eeneireet th e bast= of their MAW at • arm II Mire ems HEW YOBIC-ADVERTIB . TELIM3. 'PromYlB9ollllll ECITKIILIF 0 1 Advertising lianas. No 7N 34$ Bresdanr.l"tor Y Oats - Ma: Kg /Waldo, Arai is the . Criiiaf'Keiti;' Toe. -- Am /nazialtarated Drai.1.419 31 1111 GROW+ ONZT I L!.Iie pruicapf and thinct causei of ram oom Pr ilie 'f h te d y frita. 'l4 tft i t . llo:l% t a d s l i intended Is remitted from mementile 'titarlitu u t r t=a t , , = . o, loom I*lpit to lb. Minh:MAW pld.e > /Web" poitfbr ' the: ..parpose p , f 4 =a r • fait idea Or elf twiiduct,'sintilm:, orb:lnd la itinos basrbeeeramOinkihddecorikh th Ar t rain w. it h f i •Vcoilichd "" ltkes """ 4 , =ire/ Podety Vim:yrd p e rnariataa Comm, undar Oa general man- aawment madam direction of Z. IteddOnlPresident. President, sued a Committee of Inspectir4 of eight mem ber.. The society Itself ennintan heed vineyard °Pricier.. amtmgat tbate rose of lb* post lefluentia , noblemen in the neighborhood. of errun°l?/..,ron„_ tdbut. tinder mutat. by-lawsi• the entire fle•nw o 0 . L.Loeir rine yard. to Slew fundottba socierag.ith Dresent to t a t of which =a l e frana. Theadrantageato to obtalited frond Lids corobinatko ammo anima m to nn -100 anneemeary • any -further 'Mamma on tha a j. lietredbalaaa: It - mar be wortief oitmtrutionthat few I batons in tble .noesims MOM 0z11.114 dales to attention. Mad the fusion at interest effected toe. borer and teller. Hines all are. &Moho der. it necesemily: Means. the lutenist of oath Individual to con • tritenteby .7 , 0 , 1 r CM= to km Temnerto Ilidtokithe retro tattoo which the exiety Is endearOrinittontinifor thin. merit of the best oisiltleg of brandlea. Tor Mit Dunces a dazes Introdnord In the' statutes (mtlele 40) molars It 'with that shaubokiers warrueranniy , lb* aldaty with the very best Coanso brand{ea, othea . daa WIT thaw the liability of an entire fortaltllle of their Shire. -' • The mango:dal, aolfragantly to the Ofdted litatee far' the Central tioriety of Vitierard PmPrietne of efiro.o. wcnild mask the attentkm of aterchenU, hotel Genera, grocer. and others to Um vintages now orinand, ornfident that they will comperemore bras than wlthmtly arU d.now in the market, and at ratite. furbelow the standard driven ordinary Cograme DE WWII ► OELAILIAS. elyblay 1343 Pearl etrest. Wow Malt,'New York. . _ PAPER -,HAViINO/3‘, ireoLtam.3l MID IntrAlL: ,THOMAS' '''AYE. .4k 'Ob.. 255 add 257,13rbada i sy, ISr/4:York, Dhotis mons the Mr pada UFara, AVE constantly' on ~ Ond- a frill stook of Asinimaand Ilitheh Piper llsepags. Bonin. Print. Curtain rows. Bad ester. Status. Egolirsosrei. go. or nay style tonnes to this tons, Merchants laying to their Roe an buy Irmo ant bonds, ith we mane setors lartra Intim anon frna Penh Manalletnren. ao who wit are soisagants la the Unton.litalo. Oar ratan doparloosnt sem thy.- ttehmt notes nr Dominion. Avon oside:et Voll im atre= " ig,..= " l l '., Hangars semnto any pan or the nliod alatoo.2thov Ombreilisfaud Patasoisi ' 3 Olt IC 1:' MIT 11, WHO LB s el. B tit 111 A-C-T 11-11 , E It, i 1 234 and a 5 Broad y; New Tort. The most extesstreitu the world. YrHE • latplall in tho - iirAoe of nutterrisda. con. has s= i n * ,..rolr.= ",. ;. dig; I,7Vg l iVi t r , i ' l tract* sad to ear to is. at very: low Nana Ins largest sag mat onapista asso t or UMBRELLAS. PABASOLS a:m*4 . to to gored to ti t ioX or AM vies. Nathan' visiting Now ilivhln inn goon= riggeetnilly tannin to ell sag osnathatlis noel. Pgralogisy. •• . N. lio,Pleaso cat thls and oat sad pot ltam i rk. at boolinbr minenos. ~. , JOHN I. ti 4855. - Mrs. WM. jSIMMONS, 1564 Broadway, N.. T• . 18 now prepared to ectaibik-' arid offers fo saw to wbolowl• awl r•tall 80ma..& tb• kmat. po• • dish pekes. ttl• 141114 tad best *Wad .toot o V v orn , o . b, Roallsb an 4 Amtatiout 54116t0ry tottStrsb °cod & tr. 6 " 1 "=. Dees Wetted • witty vest cars by tbo tolllbter, /Wu. Laballatct, of Poiss. Lusa. U 0. 4 of Elbstart.:Leteloa. • • • -• • P. B.—= Bonne' eoturtootlY 4 6tbzo4, 066 gs Do SaNs. t"1 56. ' "?.3m. (4' 564 Browlway. !Cm 110 Twit. Dopie r ~..n ]Materials, &a Jim/4=u.. raped rtzettrit kreidarthdrerforrfire• Tialt I'S. enera w r Depot of Materials a- u-D--.l=tv=.-1.-4-i ..4......... by.. on. d'oli"ol , b" wartime with we ars warommterk WNW giro refer ewe* io to their atality to lekT for Ito Growrie , on oiTiroi. or remit with their arder enotigh_to oorer explore* o trent. portatiow. fete.. Z. litirtiONT.3oB Woedway, N. V. New. York Bag liannfaCtory. AM,.Flour, Feed, Grain, Meal, Hominy. II Shot, Berkwhest. Felt, Guano and ell o th er elude of 1 v. eudestelDNeted to order br-ri...sr Flt d...- ' '''' ' t" Ad "TlPl t' is , r'rt . rad.: 'ilrer Pork . ' 15.17.1 av WM. SIMMONS, Wholesale- Desks in STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY, Ilal-alwr 932 BROLP MA T. N. T. Straw Goods, French rowers, &e VASllTtirctiasen am solicited to examine ILJ STRAE CLip_c_S Prayer kw sawn., to that et au, Mbar similar Douse la lbw City. ball main, the eoralag owaana. par Ammer!, sod om owe asiittfactara. the Wag Mk. of UONN EU , Fla werole. tc.. whiat wwei v rilital Ws :.:ricrTr Mai W 13111.14 N•a" Yea- 80HIEP ' - BROTIIIIRS . 8c ViIIOLESAIX DRIANIXSTS; • Incw t05x.,2.‘.; • . .I , 3IPORTINt the leading Diuge from their nsicrtieby both to Xuropi and Tut todleNtnd Prey ts and Cluals.b Ounteals, Pftfunlary, Scotty ?inn and lIM Brnebt. Hate Gloves and BM" Poo , nnn Triento Foams. Cart., &spa. be_ they., ogre inem on mortmonnbt•tanos. Ord.. elMwinvorsoli, of by MA rill midi* th.le 1at•nti0n.4,.... • 2 jel2llm• • ALDERMEN. • • I. Donaldstd,'Alderuum cr ICE, corner of .renn and St. Clair atm. tiLisborigh. Imam.. pertalzanale the Olen o A nArAn attended to. 49.5.17 d • - Patrick 'McKenna, ALDERMAN OF Taz TRIED WARD. g 1 1 1710 . El comer of end Fifth o e f tv ... m . tanit :f.LAZlleasu ~l ~of ~i ~1. j~l. 11 ]_ STEWART it. =GORR, • kIANIIPAOTORNREI OP COOKING, HEATING, AND FANCY STOVES, GRATES, FENDERS, Pipes, BOMA, and Foundry Castings of all kinds. • OFFICE AND WABBIIOUSA, - No. 287 LibortySti°Ober of Rond, PITTSBURGH, PA. 11,010162.11.: PATTERSOWS • D m LIVERY AND SALE gaßk . STABLE, ' .. lberser Dias/wad street and Cherry day, aD1641 PUTIELIMiII. PA. ASHLAND ROUSE, ;.. ARCH STREET, ALEIVE SEVENTH STRUT. PHIL-AD EL P Hid. H. S. BENSON, Paanuirriia. Willa, of Para. 51.50 , pg. dayr-JEW May S. 1864—lid WALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer iind v Plaln,lf= and Dire cs to gZAArral i ttritaltosticabeturei. Warn D 43 e11. mOll mdifils viAr ARIn FASHIONS FOR I.2IDIFS'DRESS. Da—Th. Pariab Irtabklat lbr ARIL direct par demur it he cm cals cm the lK proximo lir • uas. . lam nt.4llllt Penn. abOrll Mod strut . igrquir.s. KEKB. JONES itc CO., PROPRDITORS • KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE, yM°AWARDING AND OOMMISBTODI IttEIOIIANTS, Canal. Biutio.,kamth' nu.. Ps. m b o . m Lnijgra Ned ton, El. O. Mtn& Mee, ex ittli k. t, Aattindt• Swt& ?Is has, Bouts I..lay;intbrs (kW. At -mrl6 --- BANKINq HOUSES •JOHN T. HO GO: NEW, TORW. • No. 92 SOUTH OD ST. PUILADELPOTIT; PITTSBURGH., -ALLTMUNNT Oa, • • NOMENder , NOMMEN= 00,„.; • MOUNT Patna ANT,, wimmolunt Ann " CONNBLIBVII.LE. IATITTS ..UNIONTOWM„,_ ' BROWNNVILLN. D.p.dm readvod, Dthoorramsde, Dna. Inmint. sold and mlketed. pink Note. and Epode boned and cold ge m b * . N,,,bwi nu t cam NodurlUon nought and mid on commindond Correspondence. and emanation. solicited. • anti • LOIS SCHIMER, Attorne:y at Law, lust. Eastern Collector 11 , TIM 001731 . 1121 gUTIN_ OHIO AirD PENAYSIZVANDI RAILROAD, ra : lehland. OsVilr;:=lit,"Atire'r"'',TrsmMlVgrcastl otb OAN Obla DSetiß ligt:',4"-ana. a eg l iti r i . c" , 9 * • "in j elf , viler . l raLth.vX; , Thoodnre ••!•-•• •' • H. P. Mullin. BOOTS-AND SHOES. W.fIOLESALE.AND- RETAIL. JAMES ROBB, 89 Market • and 6 Union' .t.s, third door from th e Ida:het. Bottee, - Pthabtolb , Ithuldrestretfolly Bacon ble i g a ro t raLtriende and ma. Vorth Math i s, and att. Ithont n i l ta m Poor: 2" In the mutern tattoo. , The particular &Unalaska! the Largo Warned to Ir Molded Kook oteattets,andlaney Boots and Shape er atecripanur Igo •am kg,Ctindridyf °gun and Panel r= t i o=l . 47. ll. l .ltrizalatak ti Zr i ll MB. continuant° if hallta" AnY i6d of Aa Whs . and Gentleman . yeah in the noseet rtyle -sa d tb• beat ntatortale. 0P2143 • Dina, Diamond • Line, of paaasrs I MIA from Liverpool to Philadelphia the fat of.ach month, and Yr= %PhiladOpida to TA, pool the 15th army mat owned by Thom. Richaxd eon *. On. 9 result Pt likhanlaph, gp.llt• • Co, Liverpool. Th 6 nanalbonAgant 9u th• C , 4mpahr. barn always Cu hod Pamirs TirmacTeltripPkg ausZtlasaosns=dt, yoblo 0.6.7 Alan. tram Nis York and Ei11.,14; rati•b U r I'2l' l "rit+ll.M"" • - JOlllq THOUPWIN. Inman Agent. ;e • lyd NO. 410 LitoOtT st. rataboneb. PO. PAINTERS. HlllB AND eG2W&S, '- tclit a a p tgur az it 2 litil • AgrY.lert promixtlpitttenfLed to. • ,is.stsommoot.stuaiooulritrt...-- oar.tt 1 .1 i - 7 • PITTSBURGH GAZETTE - THURSDAY MOOING, MAY 10, 1855. The l'fatiaaal.Know.Notklngs. The Know-Nothings—we mean those claiming to be entirely natioual..conservatiee . and. patri , otio—hold most lofty opinions on the Slavery question. These opinions have not yet, gained voice in the public) channels, being confined to .private circles of the, doctorsin the new sect -We therefore perform a willing and n wain] ser ripe in expounding them sentiments for the ben 2sr of the unenlightened. la -the first 'place, theo l the National Know-Nothings propose to leave Slavery entirely to Providence and the slaieholders. They say that laws above all pol itics, and all parties, rule and control the goes tinn of Slavery. Acting upon the "law•ef God" ieutiments of Mr. Webster, theycontend thatthe -true way of treating lbe question of Slavery is told it Metier. It lean institution, they say, permitted to exist by the wisdom of the Almigh ty, for Inscrutable purposes, and it does not be come fallible mortals to be trifling with a tmbjent so , far above their comprehension, and whose Issues are involved in such profound mystery:— Thus they denounce and condemn all agitation of the queition of Slavery as utterly useless, - mischievoutrand fanatical. This, in brief, is the National Know-Nothing view of the Slavery question. It will be seen that it is simply the creed of the worst Slave holder. It is II piece- torn from the web of the most unmitigated systems 'of Slavery. It is an entire and perfect surrender of the - whole ques tion to the management and control of the slave States. It is the givifig up of every pretension and hope to abridge, or in any way check, 'the aggression erste elaveholder and the universal spread of the institution.' it is the doctrine of the most ancient fogyism, the most intense' Cu tle43ardenistn, the essential:oil of decayed Silver- Grayiem, and of the mostvenerable and brainless Hankerlsm. It is a set-back to every movement against Slavery and its aggression from. thd time of John Quincy Adams's championship, of the 'right of petition, down to the opposition to the passage' of the Nebraska bill. In the light of this Know-Nothing interpretation of the true pal. icy on the Slavery question, every word and act in resistance to the insolence, and audacity, the aggressions, and the violence of the advocates and bullies of slavery; has been wrong from the beginning, and deserving of nothing but condem nation In the attempted grafting of these sapient Ideas upon the creed of the National Know-Noth ings, the question of deepest Interist DJ to what tinctent can the &pular mind "Siltivergled - into their support? If thedoctrines ware fairly and frankly set forth no head could be made, and no Impression in theirbehalf effeeded upon the true masses °Ube wh object totp overslaugh ed by the elavellneere. But they will not be retell and frankly.ent forth. ,Thetis no: part of the scheme of the cunning .men who areriding -the Know . Nothing hobby. They do .not mean to face tho subject, but go round it, dudgolt or 'avoid it' altogether. And in this way sod by honeyed words of patriotilin; and by:the dismal - platitudee,of milk and water generalities, they proPoselo put the public OP nAimool tooleep long enough for them Ao pick the political,pockets of the innocent-minded and long eared. Does anybody reply that this exposition is in eorreet in view of the Anti-slavery action of Know Nothing Councils in the North We an swer that Know Nothinghnst, as every national party has done before it. must decide. on the Slavery question. In the South that party is to be utterly and unqualifiedly Pro-slavery as I - every political party there is now rilorously I compelled to be. And in the South we are to see the bases and ground tier of National Know Nothingism. iJpon•tbe slave driving platform the recruits whit& are obtained in the North must stand be they few or many. The Know Nothingism of Now England and of Ohio is not counted upon by the National. This Is distinct ly avowed. The Know Nothings of Massachu setts are already contemptuously cast aside by their National brethren, and handed over to the Anti-Nebraska party in the North. Wherever else Northern Councils of the fraternity ate • equally independent, the sentence of excommu nication will be passed upon them. It is New York, Penrisylvania, New Jersey, and a portion of the West that is relied on to stick to Pro-slave ry NationillKnow Nothingism through thick'and thin. And with thisaupport to back the South It is fondly reckoned that no more strength will be necessary in order to win. National Know' Nothingism is. thus simply to be a Southern Pro-Slavery army with Northern recruiting eta elms. The general deem in the Grated Cant- Feign are to be the Slave Oligarchs. Thollorth ,will be graciouily allowed to furni eh lientenanM. .The head is to he Southern, and the tail North ern. Who hears &suggestion of a Northers. man the Preeident In the whole.erowd of these pat- Tribune. .. Itappears that the amateurs of ball•fightfng In Spam propose to initiate the Parisians into their pastime during, the continuance of the Great Industrial Exhibition. A petition signed by many of the noblest UAILIC3 in Spain, and strongly backed by Al. de Torgot, the French ambassador, has been presented to Loulallopo leen for the allowance of the sport; and the Duo d'Albe has, it is said, written to the Empress to request her support. Already, so secure do the petite sportsmen at Madrid feel of the success of the dentimd, that they hare entered into treaty with.Cuelusres, the first toreador in Spain, and others, to undertake the expedition, which will be composed of the company which delights the leisure of the Spanish Court. Tue New YOWL Paoruarroair LAW. —Hon. John Savage, formerly Chief Justice of the State of New York, has given his opinion of the pro- hibitory liquor law, In reply to a request of the Mayor of Utica, for the Judge's legal advice re apocting his own ,duties. ,Accordiug to, Judge Seine there is no ambiguity about the statute. No licenses, except 03 provided for in the second section of the act, can be granted after the Ist of May, After the4th of July - Imported liquors may be sold in the original casks or packages ; but he, regards Mr. Dillon'a opinion, as,to the free traffic in Imported liquor, aa entirely erio neon& The Judge does not argueat length upon the search and seizure clauses, hut he is evident ly,of the opinion that they are not unconetitu. tionaL 1 ' The latest folly enjoined by the goddess of fa shion upon her sit efttdevotece, the ladies of New York, is the wearing of ,bonnet ribbons four feet long. The bonnets; meanwhile, continue to re cede from public observation. They bare long been invisible to the naked eye of the wearer ; and they nmethreaten to ran entirely to ribbon. Bus or Now Banairr—A sale of 20,000 bush els of the new,crop was made at Albany on Sat urday, at one dello. pee bushel, to be delivered during the month of October. The inference to be drawn from this sale is Mat 'masters and brewers expect to continue on in their business, notwithstanding the passage of tbdMaine liquor law. - A LAH(111 SALARY DCLISED.--Professor Ages ell, Professor of Natural History in Harvard Col lege, has, it is stated, had the offer of a similar posian in the Univernity of Edinburg, &Wand, at a salary of $lO,OOO. He dailines .tho.offer, preferring to remain at Harvard, from his desire to mould and dsvehpe ecientifio learning in this country. . DELIOIIIII7I.. RZSIDI9III.--LD .11.40 ode Cage, California , by the renowned John Pbconlx, the following lines occur : - "An night kntg In the meet little village. Toy hoer Um mit note of the pi.tol, And the pleasant shriek of the victim—, A Sunman MUSICAL Farr.—Every orchestra contains at least two musicians with moustechei; one with spectacles, three with bald heads, and one very modest man in a white cravat. who, from force of circumstances, you will observe, plays on a brims instrument. Mr. P. Park, the'editor of the Pcirkville Luna. nary, whose office was destroyed by a mob, was from Grafton, Vermont He left for the College at Springfield, M., and while there pursuing his studies, the war broke out between Mexico and Texas, In which ho enllited and served under Gen. Houstot. He was. at the massacre of Ban Jacinto, and barely escaped with his life. At the slow of the war he returned to Illinois, and received a lieutenant's. commission; but left again to tate part in the border war with the Camanchts. Mr. Park built a warehouse at the place which bears,his name. Tni ,C4i3ADA Caos.—The appearance of the wheat drop in this neighborhood and westward is exceedingly encouraging. The fall wheat is en tirely free from winter killing—n circumstance I which rarely happens, and which is greatly in favor of an abundant harvest this year. The sp. parent lateness of,tho season -will really make the wheat crop forward, as tbero is now no dna• ger of its being Wined by frost. Spring wheat already au-inch above the ground, and has a most pronsiaing appearance. The quantity of land nader.wheat is far greater than on any pre vioas Pat TEM 9111R1M1H. 1 .111 1- A Lunn= TIULDI,—Tbe Co. lamb's (Pa.) Spy states that the lergett raft of boards ever run on the Stusinehannarivar con sisted of twelve platforms of, thirty one boards, and contained nearly 100,000 feet of lumber. It belonged to simian= in Chtutueg county, y. ,Soine of the lumber by this nft arm made f rom trees maned by: the hishopetty trappers, and which iftetinrds served se' genies to- Gen. gobnyler, in biL celebrated iiipedition ageing t a go ' st r r Ap E rS ' 7l7— or T l S ' d 7 a * y cir.be° hGe ; rn est s erd • try' , ' his 'Holiness was as nearly as possible crushed to death, in the monastery of St. Agnes extra !auras, where he had been dining with a selebt , party of cardinals and. prelates, besides the digni trios of his household, and the. French and Arll3- Irian generals Commending at Rome and Anooott, ' De Montreal and Reyes. The accident occurred as folks s : The . Pope having for some time eit tertained a strong wish to visit the Alexandrine , basilica and catacombs recently discovered, abont seven Miles from Home, on the Comzo est:oo,l4- lougittgto the Propanganda, College, fixed upon Thorsday the 12th inst., for examining the excl rations, and invited Cardinals Marini, Pitrizi, ; Schwanenberg„ Archbishop of Prague, CarvalhO, Patriarch , of Lisbon, .and,a.great antiquarian, Antonelli,' es well as..several prelates, amongst whom the Prince Archbishop of Vienna, the , Archbishop of Dablin', - and the 'Bebop Of Vero- ' na, Newport and Burlington, besides the two generals and some diplomatists and laymen of rank to accompany hint in hisrisit to the venet able remnants of early - ehristian architecture. It so happened that the Roman steeplechases were to take place on the same day, arid thee coarse was the same road as' that to be followell by the Papal cortege, which induced Prince Dor ms, 'the president, of the racing committee,_ wait on his Holiness to inquire :whether tho ra ces had not be better put off to soother day; but Pio Nono, with his customary affability, reques4- iti that the public) might not be disappointed, and the only change made was consequently one in the hour, so as to give his Holiness time, th get back from,the catacombs before the amateurs of horseflesh blocked up the whole road. The Pope having visited with great interest the catacombs, the oratories of Saints Alexandei and -Eventius, and-the ancient Presbytery, where inscriptions had been placed in hie honor, sat down in the venerable marble episcopal thel anti addreaded distsouree - , to the, pupils of Hs Propaganda Collette present, exhorting them, t 'a courageous dis Charge of their missionary du: ties. His holiness then inspected the several burying places of martirs, and distributed relict' to those_persons around him, after, which he ext amined the planepresented Win ter the erection of a netr church'on the ettnt, .admired Me -bean'tifal niisnie 'Pavement just excavated; and 'offer ' ed to him'by the,Propagmde College ' (which,ll 'to be placed in the Vatican,), mad having 'Mc prested hieentiie eatisfaction at all he hid seen, prepared to return to the monastery at Si. Age nee. 'Whilst proceeding myself to the mere pro'' fano amusement of the "'steeplechase, 'I had an opportunity of meeting the Pope and all hie suite—cardinats, generals, and pielatis inolud, eel. The day was most lovely;and'-Pio 'None radiant with pleasure,lookedaa handsome and affable ms ever, giwing.his gracious benediction to, the numerous racing partisans hurrying, in the °pinata direction, with a smite which seem ed to say;' "thane s' a ion gotd." -. In the cloister of the monastery' of Bt. Agnes his Holiness entertained his distingalehed guests at dinner, in a large hall on the first floor, and subsequently:admitted the pupils of the Propa ganda Cortege to kiss his foot. . At this moment about 160 persons were col lected together around the Pope, when-an awful tremor manifested itself in the flooring,. which his Holiness instantly perceived and endeavored to prevent his guests from being alarmed at, as suring them that it was the shock of an earth quake, a phenomenon with which his residence as nuncio in South America bad rendered him somewhat-familiar. However, before' any fur ther conjectures werebroaebed the 'floor give way • Wall hideout rain and combustion Mr; and Popes, prelates, cardinals, generals, troldiers, and scnolars were precipitated -through isawith out order of precedence, amongst falling beams, and fragments of masonry. Cardinal Antonel- IPs good lock eased him alone, of all the Car dinals present ; he was near the window, tb which he clung for support, but his eminent brethren Marini and Patrisi were severely inju red in the fall, as was to French General, and a great number of the propaganda pupils. Pio Penn himself descended unhurt, and sit ting inhis Papal chair, and wag extricated frem the wreck amidst -exclamations of minted.° ! ati racolo.! from all round. In gratitude tor _such an escape, his Holiness forthwith invited anwho were able to follow him to enter the church, andwith- aloud voice' infoliki itiankegiting 'to the Almighty ; and afterwards rectriied thirst , - rateental benediction from Monsignor Meanwhile the weunded were extricated from the ruins, and conveyed to Rome in carriages, much to the surprise of the peaceful citizens-who bad issemblecint the' gates; and were consternat ed to see so many priests with heads tied . up: Borne disabled jockeys were expected . frum the steeplechase., but it was supposed thatthaPaPeo excursion would be by no, means Ito dangerons r The great carpet, which pad been spread User the floor,- is supposed to have brokenthe Pep ifs fall by rendering itmore gradual ; but to 'whit over tutular influence we mayahoose le - attribute it, his :Holiness certainly did escape safe and sound, and the . Homan municip,l'coucdil and senate, viewing it in the light of a prodigy, have given orders for a devout thanksgiving to thti Im maculate Conception during three days, to com mance on Monday next. Governor Reeder arrived here yesterday, and has had lengthened interviews - with the President. He does not move to amend or modify his speech at Easton, and declares that it is• in substance, a true narrative of the late occurrences in Kansas. These views do not at all accord` with those of the Admihistration,• and it la understood that Governor Reeder will be removed. The Presi dent and the ruling portion of the Cabinet, on this question,, have changed their •position• on squatter, sovereignty, and are. - now warmly op posed to it.. They SIN decidedly in favor of. Mis souri sovereignty, and - will probably appoint the person selected by the Missouri mob. I place but little credit in the statement which was cur. rent yesterdeay that this office had been tender. ed to Judge Loring, of Massachusetts. Judge L. would not satisfy Missouri, any better than Mr. Reeder. Moreover, there is to probability that Mr. Loring would take the office. ~ He has, not been removed by the Government Ircint'his lucrative office in Boston, on, the petition of 'the Legislature, and Massachusetts'. men here be ., lieve that he will not be.. • ' • , AB I wrote 'on Tudsday thO.rwsident will be compelled to take the side of Reeder and law, or, Atchisonand violence. His personal relations with the latter leave little doubt of hildecision, Mr. Reeder will disappear from the scene.-- . Waih. Cot. J, Y. Cenrr. t Eng. No Manor 7014 SILBASTOPOL.—The London Times is in a rage at the obstinate resistance of the Russians at Sebastopol, and thus cries out for vengeanee : Never was there a town so little entitled to mercy as Sebastopol. It is no ariclent city that has grown op under the influence of arts and manufactures, and is threatened with destruc tion because its evil destinies karat/lade it a for tress. It bas been built for the purpose of men ace and attack upon an unoffending neighbor; it is the instrument as well as the symbol of ag gression. To destroy it arould.be a signal ser vice to humanity—one of d.hose catastrophes of war at which the statesman and philosopher might easily rejoice. Is the memoirs of Sir Robert Strange, just published, It is mentioned that, In the p ursuit after Culloderi, that knight hod Semetuirrow es capes. One of them-is amusing--" When hotly pressed, he dashed into -a room, where the lady whose seal tied =hated him in. this fatal cause eat singing at her needlework, and failing other means of concealment, was indebted for safety to her prompt intervention. As she quietly rais ed her hooped gown, the Affianced lover disap peared beneath its ample condone, where, thanks to her cool demeanor and -unfaltering notes, he lay undetected, while the rude and baffled sol , diary vainly ransacked the house." Tothie lady Mks Isabella Lumisten, he was soon afterwards united, and her letters, containing much shrewd sense, conveyed in the homely style of her day, make up great part of the memoirs. Novae ,Rata* VOTACII—The New .Orleaus paper's have an oroonnt of the most sueoessfal *oriel voyage performed by o balloon, with. flea persons In it tuoluding eetne members of the press: , The hallow' started in tho roming- 1 0 the slolh, and wont throe hundred and ten miles In els hours, landed its passengers at Fort Gibson, and then took a fresh start on another Topago. This would almost seam to realise the hopes of mrial 'navigation, except that a balloot.• with its great hulk and no power of motion, except In one direction, from its levity, can have no more force to navigate the air than a cork eon navigate the water. It merely floats ln the direction the atmospherlo current earrlei it. • C. & M. R.ll —We learn that Mr. Collins, the Clew Chief Minh:ear of the Cleveland and Mahe- Ding Railroad Company, is expected - to arrive here to-day, and proceed immeddately on a tour of Observation along the lino of the road, in order that be - may be prepared toiroperintend the're letting of contracts, which - it is expected will be 'done brabout two weeks from this datc—Trum bull Dem. At Los Angeles, Califon's; 'some Comish mi ners are engaged in *digging for cost At m ein, stages of the down trip filllPlTell have been enCouritered, through which pitph' tar end gas bare leaned from the mighty - Maldron ;boiling beloW. The coat however, hes not hewn . , reached. . , . It la stated na a cartons tint, that for .188 yenta pant, the first barn of the bozos or Austria' hat toithrmly heat intattbn VOLUAE LXVIIII---NIISIBER 222. TAB PESTI:C.BMM VOLT WAI:K1111'111 , :VootEiAY, —ln the last number of the Legrange Yikdleon we find the following The steamer. Mattie Wayne landed a few miles below this port, on Sundayeandhoried three of her paisengers, who had died that morning of cholera. Several more had died during the trip, and forty or fifty of them were very sieksome of them expecting to die. This is but one instance,. -Every-boat which reaches St. Louis from below, has buried at al most every lauding and wood yard some of the victims of this scourge, or lands them ate the quarantine station there to- dtea The Galena. Dttbuque, and St. Paul papers, abdihe journals'' from the Missouri river bring us similar tidings. Although the sickly season upon these streams has not yet commenced, the deaths from cholera have already been numerous.--Chkago Trig. The Patent Office is overburdened with appli cations; and, probably, on an average, two thou sand patents are issued in the course of a single year. At this rate, the grand hall appropriated to models will soon be insafficipnt for this .pur pose, and other parte of the building will be re quired for the depository. • There is living within five miles ofLonlsvill' e, Hy., a child that has a father and mother, grand fatherand grandmother, great grandmother and great grandfather, great great grandfather and ,great great grandmother, all living 60'36 good • health., Cot John. Coup stands as grandfather in this extended pedigree. ~ . •, Pp 31.10 PL1A517.1 OBOUNDS.—Daring the year ending March 31st, 1855, the sum of .886,000' about $BBB,OOO, is reported to have been expend ed in the Dam and , maintainance of the London parka and pleasure grounds, of which the three parks that immediately. join each: other-43t, James',the 'Green,,,tutal uple Parkit—cost•,B2o,- 000. tegent'i Park 063 ts yearlyl . £6,so9, and Victoria Park-82,800. Gavenunetat THE undersigned - will . psticrini'bennty land Mounts ma obtain Random for, these IMId• thereto, under the various ads of Consrem. Special im given to all dem within the jmdadolden of the Court of Claim., and prompt ettentioo ; wilt he xiv en Depa tort stirme nts. bosimme connected vitheongraga,Or any of the Perecou deal:ring there= of their • =anti lir'xioner Min aloare have the Lashed price, or they .mat have them located favorably to soy of thence, States or Territories. JOSEPH O. G. ICHHNSDIf. Ode of the Census Oft.) Corner of Tenth street and .I , !enoey/raula Ammo: Kr. Kennedy le a nen man whom every one. , nary be planed. Rem= may rely on otromntaxel M ,— ful attention to theirintereete intratting , thely yak new to Ms handit—Metta , ae:(l..Reiniel‘ We reoononend hie; so tbs. yoinllo.—pesiim . , ktr. Konnedy has been many y a redden/. of .Weldi leston;,and bu been nide) , kno wnaa a a . Tzlnable public .-27"1" and e, G fe . , , trcs , Etti, • --evaur—lublisaallb' hi a Pr®pt and tyen of enareeter.—Brooktyn • , 11 Admrt.T. Lie is well qualified ny We habits ar.1.21,1 nniner autism of Duet.= planed in Me hands—Pa OAT . ; e""' lt h ir j ellVieci f ' ,....take. Nmltnt• commendlog kir!liteninly mer oesiring ant in the proem:Won skwireialms.—Daily Adsertiser,(AGeinik, AL) Dlr eennalotenee with the tontine of boalneke the tertor. Land, Penslen, rod otherderpartsnental otfteee, Owe Mengowl tat:11111ex kenekting donee who may aware tile wereioc—SentinaL (Ckkiensbninh..N. Y.) ' . Vesim &resent...labium of Omer fifteen or elabteini Years, — we confidently recommend him to any who mar dee:trete We nark:ea—Doily Ditiotek, (Pineboirtas 1 : 1:41 ap23.l.aweirk4sw? Notice to %mom it may Concern. E PUBLIC SPRING SALES of Rent THEstate at Rochester, an tow Mooed. Olt Iterget. inn Seaton has fairly commenced. Every oaten stealer ter le bmily amoloyM. Ey= the 30 or 41Y new fauellles le b become fetlome the present dyeing. Ikd , eon- Mart em Omar= and la a few days hundred families more wilt twee desired to gem bre tit* work sf the reesent *mem. The (kr Budding ErtaltsAsernel Is now near vompie4Jon, end will be In roll operation to JUIM Sewall Oave will be i cetdi r R u rg e elimyy. by conW=Ju i g l treated etv heesuWl ' s ' l.W 'tl''l l ‘ .,tstk numerous oater Improve. made will be cononftoed: sonnhing great amount of h . • mechanical ano °Aerial:or indepenclentrd the Car ZOO. Mu—eat, which wll probably employ from one to two h undred. ' prominent breduzaker fano Pitted:urea hashemt. rut , Mused nine lime iota, endow:it:Meted to make non'them fmthwith 600,000 Mick. Two gangs of hand; commence work the presenerrestai the ether yards heretofore established In Moneta Our stems goarria are already alive erliN workmen, and the roads kmding to them lined With tem= Lumber is he n ew S4P.MId koMenento will MOO stains nr to relieve moue of our Louses, which now have b families. 4 tkatillos, S &Moltke and mamas of Any whosild not buy cheer lots et the four Petite OW last sown, or the lbw . sobilo saki the rrment Melon mu still seemegood lemmata, atprseete mai by mak, Mem the subeertber In hoolneter. Terosa—H dOWD.h, / 7ftr sad In two year*. GOMA P few lOtemn yet be had at SOO UUCP trek if arrllmt for before tha :oth MAT. Them lots outwits* large as newel city Ws, vim 40 heat by VS. end the price rder=lLUO t0...P.50n frantfoot. Thelpmeenstremereed homesteadoars e ng t. nte t ig i„ =4 . l l, oX . ll:lllT t il bou ght 23 acre* bulldog, orchard to.. of 04 Rano. can to bought through the noWather at great tlam and therm aro not two tech broponee within a hun dred Mechanics' Bank: . T minting of the Ciliimissioners .of 'paid Bank, mat the Sd host. it vas eed. the entetal bees to the Stock or the Me- - ebaubm' Ilmak,of Illteborgh. b. rem:dm] to ;ay to the Treemtrer the ram or _Twenty Dothan on-eeoh there et the mock bald by them; on air tem the Biadeotth day Oldeale nest. Pt ymeat ttiieto;mora=s, raik, • - ETNA INSURANCR tOMPAIif, ' OF HARTFORD, 00NN. , --Oltartend 1819 Cash Cf_tpital, - - - - - • -, $500,000. 'Cash Su rplus on Ist.Tan. 18.5 k 273,273. rpms CAPITAL STOCK iina. surip . ws• I. le wards Invested Pot the tetnellO et ell ISOUthedd• re. Ss en evidence of t,be claim we tom to .pu o sett-, Man mane oar shalt? ea paynil , honed pomp , 1/11 Rate • fact that the sz , z o il ts of thls Ocoopany tram 411 Its %sandea ".7 Pram 125 to swoop per et .7 3 , -Its busleteee Is Ifte die:ranted:oW In our lon co Insurence Company In the United ntates he+ teet.....WedeweLwillen tbd ptvpetq i f t.r. toa. . 4 They . to .rtu nti7ta i.t ter . low es to consistent-With se/stets the polies bolder, , ~.% • '.H: 8. - THN4IMIL dont- Moe. li+Wast corner Ilith gni Word steeeXiittsto Hats' Eiltt Utpi. WE would call 'ad attintion of Oixest M. and. the :1 171 b53'bilerinT:b:." 4 11 1 r be.nutlitul 044 at BILKAILTII..O.I3OIIiFiotbkh•• =not 19 surpamegrfor riestmeas jwaty_ckt. ityla -7 AloN oscr. and art= 41110?8,-wb.k.ft are ttlo mart olextdidettpi ramp lus.h.oapiist. cost. • • alb!, - . • L .Nt met. 91 Wcod ak V artery and Yang • : :Agi agisCate '.. mint, just.romyeil., t.• • are operung, our Spring purchases of theta at, 30m4, prim tea; Wm tot atm - flegleM to mammo our .foci bgkre purchadnik Oar aggt ofllmkitaGlages agt•Pnama all kinds emplato. WX. TA.LOMIT a 00. Wall • • -• ' - a/ Woo! ' ARE NOW ItiONIVINti• PRO* Nor York Ind Pbastiero_ fall sterY • Oam" Tgin9l 4 t ND i= ltuno "l isic Bene&Wend el?of which have blew meat 4 1414 sad will be wed as bona. eltheklibble , sale or re SUPERIOR RIO AND lhlrh iflokkerks, '.• LovgaiNcrs sad-iff. Loins asnNzo suo% IFF ' • - . • . N0..18 Mb street. A Valuable Property lay TriE subiicribif.hanag a. Atfials:ta-twiTo thor West: offailht sale_hlijprehertksthloh la • quarter oda mile , I , :da FbiliDeborlit 'BlOTaran").. Ps, opposite the Roshestotrltallrcad De lo swarths uo. Myr. It *lll snit most OxesCantly ss &Penh , Fe•blenei for thine mho are aimed to Wilma lo the ritr. Ban' roads. Steamboats or forth:4mm— It ossitalssitbout /3: wren see two atom Ifothisip to , walla acme sterLfreate /a hy Gist; • ins= Barzw.2l. try .12 feat good Watin' the r•id; out bulldinsp• and also 06 witte dapple •Mtemks lot of Pasch &ad Cherry Item' The - whole or any part., or the abm toestioned moguls hp Ida Irdia , ra , "' Far further ...arras" minim of COW/FM , Wateh-Slaker, litnlthtleht near 15th: .. - _ E AND CEDAR' WARE.--LSANCEL IP Weozsz at "km.e.astunli oa bond or". . meat of WWI, and Bath Tubs. Horn, Stroraboa ' Clot Welk • Miami or Brow miekstx weedes Bowl.. un ,l 4 pnr tdosrozoo, lan° and 'away Wash Baird& arid sEtrodt!or ' 111.1=aro iota Moo- mots Tubs, and Ito_Pimmi podia& Waxer:oz. Marrado MIL /Wd stmt. MAIM% 111:- reek,' H ORSE FOR SALE— k 4 . ioodi Borat-in tair. Va i a l =l4 7 " 4inallgrallitiza FmANO FOR COUNTRY 'RESIDENCE S'-.. ' Ws liondbr sahib> wet of laid. *Mate at 1Y talk. • a. cur.... Do old Waatitnalata Road.. no:land. 11.. poll to of good 8011, and fir. a baaltbj. and bicsaaac h..tbso, b nioncyanad by any nom use city. Prim, taw pa; um I Inta ono acra and sky ward& -Tammy payment very . eas . y - ct S. CUTRBR EITA BON. 140. ad I*.• - For Sale. rrim REEL BOAT J. IL BUS9ELL;"'of rkta li cr.. lzstitithigragyia..l2coref. 'Pekin Tea Stare,. - - N 0.38 el Fillastreet__oss door earkflhe laschrogoausk• • NOW RECEIVING; a full assortment. of - DU Si CE' VIA% •ohheeliej k tke Zr . aUteM bued a n gg a szrire=re., Wholesale and at. the 'Tweet lesion , 027 • • S. JAMS PILILLIPS,MotigiEtind Sign Paine , . and Plasters, anktmmared.aa usual. to armada T In thy Una WIN _hromptnem and in the bad manner.' & 11.:PIUMLIPB.116 blatant M the. AONNETS—.IL . A. 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