THE . DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE KSTABUSUED4N t 786. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. IL HirrrpiGlLL # CO:8 . 112 , V131318LN0 AGENCY • - And No. 10, Sato strod. Bodo., • . . . P.. it Ce. am Uinta de Na mat Indnentlal and larmat tlembUng onnturrial Papa" Ann In Me Untted ‘ dtatMt and Um Omar& . . To .the Pdbtia • BRA.NDRETH HOUSE is now open F rosTttio European plan. and ready for ire emotion oi • teneel by public, to whose exualtot weary at.Seution will be paid,' by the Masurs.lnitalrr. L a teJudnefe Eraudzeth Houle, N 0.415 Braidwar, matte New Ea. eea Prink entrance No. 41 °anal et—New York, Brandreth House Restaurant, OpMgrrp, Now Haven Railroad Depot, ..6aweoa Lispea•rd sad Cana 514. 1.010 served at all likarg ()yews in 00007 style; tea and cone of oesy rapartar is ty; every delicacy of the pawn ow hand.— the yof tender loinstraka intended to hut until cecloe Is tits afternoon. (Isom Plater. Ws of the New York lista, asperiateads the mottos department No place in taccdty.csa supply • chasm or better dim:ar— ab. =say and tac. few WWI have enual cattle for eatisao- R e emsair Lleproard st. sad Gael —entranes on altba street. titN. Daaser and desired..p can co accoramodited private rooms if myS liras Hungarian Wines. URCHARD & BURK, South William ataielv Tattoo'. atinita of the Ilauvarlan Wine rortln3avanelatioa nortoent n. have constan n t tly on na breted nd In auks and dryt= e Virines, red bleV e rn t . Rosa. dopeonl (Calenburg)Somlol,h'esmelyi, Alanyarhatl, askatorZsbe i r, Budd - (drool Elsekisard Esti (E 0 7 " r I ) t: V ABRATIL TO Itt PS& GRI PE JAE& All orders promptly executed on favorable term. ledlamr • Hough's Patent Mastic Skirt& 11A.TES FRANCE, No. 1 Barclay street, ataarYork. UTl t O)r—Nona araden raa nine except thae I=i f rarillt Ant. tad according to lai r . ' TO:MI JACKNJN ot. the late firm . of W. 2 N.Jackssa Sons. - Grate and Ponder Maker; Z 443 )mat it., and IMO lituadray. New rock, hare constantly on hand army misty of Grates and /soder, Alao,(Sroular and Square Garman LUTA' Grata". Whole sals Dealers sumallod. sandy, NEW YORK ADVERTIEEUENTS Mir Ihlloving_ list of Brudnes. ?Iran area sou. twt ad moat nllable in the eltr of =taw Yor-k- ►OCOEDEON I'TItSNOS, & LIMO, WEISSENBORN Oil., (late C. Erma* Innarter. sad Wholeml•Dealera m (1•21.1 . 33, and Italian Musical Instrcuarata and Strhup h , Mild= Lam. Jel9td•Zl'D.s COTTON SAM DUCK. JOHN COLTS Standard Cotton Sail Duck; n.o. BRACH A L):)., No. 71 Pine street, Neer York, oole agents. Cotton Canna from several otber Liao, s?i ABUBMS Print CRAW! era Copper Rollers, for Calle o end Bad.mttPrintere. n01.5.4mr.676.5 • DRY GOOle. OWEN, MoNAMEE & CO. Importers of Amerks zi and :Drain Ellkaad Raney Goodik 112 and turaY.s3 ECOTTENET & CO., Importers of French iavto w othier Swope= floods. No. 40 Itned arra. PSTEIN HONIG, 100 Liberty at.:, and au 105 Cedar EL, con Trinity Plaea, L0 ., 5=11' it —aturohlerisa. Sllks. te. p31'55 M. WESTFa!T, Venetian L• -. CWr . JOHN PRYFE, DEALER IN IVORY, Yrat szui maaufsetarer of Ivory tiood; N. 3 Murrst • ' p O" - v :r.:. t., ....rtero PPM HLIEPER & lIAARAUS, - DETER D. MULLEN, Importer of French L Germaa sad !Was Dry Gads, &Wu, Velvet. &tort am, inuorls.Woolans, ar, No. Droadi strut, Now-Yark. niplMrts.ll.s B.:HATCH & CO., 99 Chambers street, [OEM M . DAVIES, JONES CO., Ina paten of Gantlemerue Pcmalshirtg Gads, and taeturers of Stmts. Nfirta, Ties, Am, 22 Warm, eaceMaas. ta930'56 SC the Mexican Mustang Liniment in HLurnstio .Braltes. Harm Sinaltu. Cuts. mi. an laces, an effectual cure for ell external complaints of manor animal. B. W.Westhrook. animal talainetorl4l proprietor. 9W Broadway, N. Y. DAGUEIitUSOTYYMS. MUM; No. 349 lway, the oldest if and mat ertcostre eueUht In the Vatted empleartene3l'Se SANFORD & CO., Foreigra Erma, 3611nm:tray. Goo& and Paclagnf.- E anted to Ind front gal yartCaf the 'roe& Moult In Pl[talraratt. Aft. 2 00. a513.17,tx•15'55 EULNCH AND fIEILILLIT RASGY 13696.E73. • 1111ARLES ZINN. .4 - CO., 52 Maiden Lane, VV Ithportars or Pinch and Gamma Fang and Traria.. lug Bastes, and lanaufortunas of Cann aw:11. Oolonat , Furnitara Jan,. Lind Wartstanda. A. • - ir2)-tjal7'ss AtACMINERY AND MACILL'iII TOOLS. ga,)!IEWS &JESUP,No. Pine st., New York. Ceramlad= 31erebsats far 6n sae (Kali kloAs frts Teols and Cotton arid • oolsrt Msetdolrj. rem m the bea . t roskore. Itselmtve Airs •to for Lowsli 016 mor hi nos. dsliNtra7l , MKS wesznot FIELD tic CO, liriniortafa and Vilrolesala Deena Oa • and Tagil& •PAPZRZt, and I)IDiCAN, LEWIS & BAR itreet.—A smat Variety o ft se ere, Statiorms, Printers, Boolairuier, and Tradastnen Penersill, ' S: 13APEEL . 01 1 1F2atirCE .SALA . Ii a tITDER 171(16. thatufzetEcnr. 142 Paul tap.. 9765 ROTE AND rasa! GOODS. AMLEORN do CO., 54 Maiden Lane, .1 4 fame j elw Liberty street, Importers of Tile.rb 11 , 41A , Z101:$ Is wk. tor4..ffwg V &LER, COATES 701= No. 279 Viarl sr attle 2114ak chht.7 opa. =ben'=l t..43r56 WINDOW alma PAMTB. kg. IL POILLON CO.. Im Fr• • .•• • • • -" • nos.: WHITE-Ic , CO. No: 41 South 2d street, Phlllidelphlis-epleadtd new establlicomat.- o.o—TATscs sad astecnuale4 aftllsrpoccit., v. Alumna.. attrawirei- =DEL Excelciar - Carzwe Factory. . eIIWINSTON; .BROTHERS & CO practi cal Coaehllakaretaierner olltetden and P.el=ont A legbanrJaitor, PIL., ht. , On 1124d10411211 imUltilarbnine an eaten:mire .I*M:unto' Cartiares.neekswaya Boggle.. Batman Gan. trifiwaoade !Wall their various styles, with adtet meld to durability and beauty of EnUL. moing to all our work the beat atettata Inns , and Eastern ilkkory. Repair' attended to au the moat nameable firma They fool madden that all who any tour them with their pat retain. will ba Weed', On . tuilt, of their The nttebergb and atenebaster umminnes pme the Fae tm7 emery LS inseam Matter the day. ne...6 RN. DL1FEDECM.,......... FTZ112.7. ATKA 'GLASS WORKS. WM. DAVIDSON &' CO., ' 'I‘4IASTUFACTURERS and dealers in Vide, Bottles. and on kinds of Green awl Vila 011.11.22", toLow Glans, Market Onset. PM. Ps Particular attention mid to Print. moulds Or 0.01... No. 66 Arch &rug, riuscutetpfua, Importers of 0. L N E Agents for the moeVßATebritted IfOOLEN TAR" HO.VIRY.JIEIIIPIO Fib Itrtk ORA WXRB.IIe.. PITTSBURGH-`COACH FACTORY. , ~: ,BIORI.ri ar I T:! .&r. E. M. SOMP • No. 41 x DIAMOND 1 int Pittsburgh, Penna. iIIoAcHER,cOARRTAGES, PHAETONS, / jttg=-1,11=41. of 10007 VoNel g :: b.... WY of deoltirloolloO - offio= 7ll : 47 f=s oltd9 arifevionorsotol. "" - , ' ono • A. ERWIN'S, DEAL ESTATE OFFICE, No, 87 Front moo from idarkot: Dmitri:l k e Chan. p Ore. PIC .Poo. de. Co property bcool od 801. . Karp& a OLD, VAASA . 017 . 2%4=1111811 A n aas /11TILBA. gAtiumwairtr.Tfatia dae t d .t3 t n rstuo.. !• • . A vlthdassamel =WS LEAT HErL FRITZ, RE "DRY l& CO. No. 29,WortA• TITIRD Street, PJULA'DA. MOROCCO ZWIEFFACTURERS;COUR OBS. sad Italy:ten of YRKNCII OAMISRINK and Dealers in RID I'2o OAK SOLE clAA'filaKeiTgn Care.VOil. Cloths andllattittgs.l . 8219V4 ,IC(bOrh!' A RE now riOeiving a • and choicel'al... sertmeat of CARPXI7.II - GR, o the It and mod beautiful Pattern+, Ornartleg of , Loyal Velvet, • LWeraels and ifaeadrE antra arid serer Ara PIT. . Fagg Talwatarier;e• v i r 4itedpl sogethA• t web. didaerintion llama, Cotton, sad lot Pr . ..if - 2 WOR OIL CLOTHE, - From atoad c =rltaglilealitlea c r i /gni.= bail Abo.SabgoLland - Window Maalox Piano and Sable Con arseswd Mats, Drawee+, Coco s and Canton elating etc WA, Fr:dual' 4.+. di, of welch will be fend stabs lowed, Pamea• t sable For the Sp_ _ring • LOOK OLOMS,' of widths. r.rniewn. ge on ape.- Carria - WC/oth Crash, • -• Opaque arum OU Me, ixtuuspareut Green oU ligirdtrrat . We offer attta.d.d - tido cribs alic P.O. the la atuaesi aseattmer tof verb, that too gr. er bitten beau CM tbla market, and at prices am kw we say Woe sessufeetop tit Uri! riCed Stela .1 P Ala Ondeat‘SPlPOesuuto.llCliast et. BUSINESS CARDS it/ tial 3*Cifi AOSEPII. S. A.P. MORRISON, Attor run at Law. Offla No. 143 Yourth skeet. between thdold and Grams, Pittsburgh. Pa. striti 11- W. HALL, Attorney at Law, " Bake- L. wralPe Buildlninir Grua stmt. between.urth and uton,* Allay. 0.17 T 11OBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney aiLa;, . St. Louh. Mo. f. 7 t l-02RZ POW NK, Attorney 1fz: 10...t opiturr. gem ur24-y6 JAMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law , office Yousth stnet, near Grant. Pittiboxib- .1.5417 JASPER E. BRADY, Attorney et Low, el I.: o 89 Fifth street.Pittaburctx. BANKERS AND BROKERS. ALL.CI IiRAMER RAIDS, tankons and Ex chant, Rankers. Boy and Intl Gold and gliverr and Notes, negotlot lc*ne on neat East.. or Etna Becn• rills., purchase i romteaor7 Note; sod Stn. Bills on East and Weat. Buy and iall Rork. on Cotarafsltion. Cotlx Gam mada on all points In the Union. Moe corner of Third and Wood shots. directly Onlandt• the Bt. Chnrka Haet apT m 7117 C. IL WILICTL-.. WILKINS & CO., (socesssona 1- WILEINS CO) BANERSB & EXCHANGE BROKERS, • FO. 71 FOURTIf STRHEZ PITTSBURGH. IN the numerou3 suspensions of Bankers and Broken throughout the eounla7, during the lest month., wears eittlOed thatin almost every huts.* their tronUis hate grown out of a departure from their legitimete business, andere therefore take occasion to ae mare the public, in advance, that no speculations in "fan ey stocks,. or other' outside operarione shall tempt no from Übe strict and legitimate line of oar business, believ ing that to avoiding all ouch lureotments, we shell not onto be better eble to urn our customers and ensure their tasty, but that In adopting mach • MM.. we shall pro mote our own ultimate benefit. fee WILKINS d CO. riIIERNAN h CO., Bankers and Exchange pl ehgrokVo.9 WoW.strost. corner of Diamond eller, glirßur andall B.nk Note. and tbin. Diecomit Time Exchange, and Proenlesorr Notee,_make Collection. in all the principal cities of the - Union: Healey Depoeits on oil and on interest, and glee their prompt attention toall oth er:matter. appertaining to a Broker'. beelines. Brotanite eoastaatly tonal. neb3S-ly Wa . M.1411 TALIOI.---JOMTGA ILASSI-....—V1L RM. EALMEA MANNA Co., Successors to Remy, Hanna 2 00., Broke.. Exchange Etrokereand . La Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Oertlarata of De ]lank liotes,.d Specie—N. W earner of Wood and Currant Money received on Deposit. Sight Checks La• sale, and collections el.& on marl, prineL psi pa lOU of the Welted Stater. Ins highest D.C1111.12 Raid for foreign and American Gold. Advances rude oo onerignmanta of Prodnoe, ahlrgeed oast. on liberal terms: M. IL d. WILLIAMS Co., Bankers and essn n e Brokens North Zest earner of Wood mad Third Amato. Pitteborgh. dll transactions made on liberal term& and nolle,tlone promptly attended to. J 59-17 NT HOLES & SON, Dealers in Foreign wid Domestic: NU of Exchange, CottMattes of De pwit, Bank Notes and Specie, Not SO Market street, Picts ti theolcbout t lOr hs Ball.! Btates. lons Takla on all the prlndoal BOOKSELLERS &C. JL. READ, Bookseller and Statloner, No. .Tb 'Fourth stmt. Apa Buildings. JOHIOS. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta tioner, suototaa o Dolls= Al stxota near Fonotlt, Pi t ttaborgh. P ma. Nan I Matkot ettENRY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and Dalsr In StabonerT, Az, No. 82 bivtat Meet new Ismortd. Pittabared. Pa. tf(AY CO., Booksellers and S tat i oners.r IX lin 63 Wood street. next door to the arnaer flirt. tteb arch. Pa- &had and lay broke eonstantly on hand. COMMISSION &C. ATWELL LEE & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Produce & Commission Merchants, PITTSBURG"! 31.13TUFACTURES, No.B Wood rt., between Water and Front at aplS IDUTRY 8. Xitiu. Hate of the firm of King & Moorhead,) COMMISSION !MERCHANT, DEALER IN PIG MK?AL AND BLOOMS. No. 76 Water street, below Market, apl9 PITT 8118011. PLENA. HllfitY PORK PACKERS, Wholesale Deater Protisitne, •ND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS 3ecticarnx.— a.. •ozzum WM. iiodfremozr & co., wHOLESA . ILGROCERS, m Produce and Kamillnetnred Ankles. i tellT d lAberty !L P"' ar Pittstrumb., `l b REffLOVAL—Soringer Ilarbaugh ,t Co., 1,11, tan. rectored to No. 21 Liberty Rivet. 15PRINGERAlt - BAYOU & CO., ( Sumas eon to ilatts.4l2. ) C.rallaka sad Pommeling erdiantc Dada, In tinol ud PM.. irwarrally. 1:10. aas Lthostyste.l.Pltt.... Ps. •941 A. A. RAILDY. (Ptoresoor to Midi. Jooes COMAD.I37ON AND PORIVADDING CoCo Agent of the Madison and Indianapolis 1 Cliff street, Laorrlana.Trmob, en , degeriptkon ot taag3ll6 RAILROAD. No. EU Water at., Pittsburgh, Pa. Al9-ID.I OW, No, 161 Una hr Book• J. W. CO., FORWARDING & COMMISSION MER CHANTS and Dealer. In all kindest Pittsburgh nun. naetured Article& lead Pipe .n11E21644 Lad, No. 97 Tina glans& Pittsburh. au.s-17414 & A. NVBANE, 00111111186013 and For itzi it warding ktersbanta. dealer. to Wool and Prodna. t, r; alga, terldt Manufactures, No. 114, flaro ayB.lyl3 nd ctrea telnagh. Plttsto zospos INlMlN — Ftro7,Vgiettliirocers, nod.. - and Comadrion IllereutratNo. j D ir • A: . Al` Pi If, t ene don 3firrehaats, Pblladelphii. Mad advancei • • on esnaionosta• of Prodaa• sonaralty. AlTry JB. CANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio, , b =artart and lar•? .. l .. ) . terett i Lat, ard p rale. Pearl • • sad Wade= Prcelae• • y. Water street, THOXIII I 7; .*.410=1 UM; a (Lt. it= A 6 4118 & LITTLE & CO., Wholesale Grocers, j e , sruss Comalsoloxt No:thuds, sn.l Doalers in lesr bloonfootoroo, No. 112 (lewd otroot. Pltto• burgh. J.19:7:61 firI.ILEESE WAREHOUSE.-lIENRY 1J COLLDlFlJorningns and exonalokm Idaseluntnnd Boiler In Chum, Batter, Ink. Plat cod Produce 03.'0Y 23 Wood ortrne2, above Wansr. Pitt bunc h my3l /1 1 1110 MAS P lmporter and Dealer in Presteh mad American Wait Paper Na. Market strt r, , , A , twoul Third sad Fourth strset. Pittsburgh. MaCLINTOCK, Importer end Whole -131116,1111._ " L t . and Plano =, Welaar Shal l latcazet Boat Trimming., N 0.112 Narks , etroet. DRY GOODS. L. a. viatTos tCO PITY=IIOII—C. I. MOM aOO N. TO= itA. MASON 4 CO., Wholesale ana Retail Dealers cm Fancy and Staple Dry Omit 21 Ann Pittsbatizt MURPHY BURCHFULD, Wholesale and Retail Drr Goods blarehauts. gamer Vourthand scree street. Pittsburgh. 13.111. JAIL GUM.= Wallace & Gardiner, 16110LEB4LE DEd LEDs IN Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally, N 0.2115 LIBERTY Et ja3o-17 1.? AGALEY, COSORAVE & CO., Whole ") sal. Groom, 18 and 20 Wood 500.17 nA.OALZY, WOODWARD & CO., Whole w ul. amra. No.l3llt.satot min.:wage I SALAD DICKEY CO., Wholesale Orv keecozoladon lierzl..uts, sad Dealers la Prods's. a. .80 watsr sued. and 63 Prant amt.:Fatal:watt. /0101 11077(D; Irczula non— .. _AMU= non. JOHN FLOYD & CO., Wholesa l e Grocers and Commission eferemzu,No.rntwoodaad 2211 mrtrest. PittaborSh. /.16 _ - - iLI. , R ---- ERT MOM, Wholesale Grocer, Rec tifying Dist War, Dallier In Pm:m% Pittabwrsh Maw .d cl.: kinds afford.- Domestic www, sad - Liquor& No. alb Libwrty stmt. , hand a very hap Alto* &s old JfiktovirshclkWhiskey. which will in , odd kw JDHD Jiro tu..-. -Jura D. K . 0111........;..NAL11X C. SOIL 'GILLS ROE, WholenbiOrocers'and o*uson st<nhents. N 0.194 Liberrtistregt Pitt& 'CLURO, Grocer and W i : .l 7.: l :sf All HM•det. corner o M f Wood sod birth stmts. tap shows on hand • Ism idwortrosst of choirs Groceries sod Is• Tose—yotsf a s Milts sad ?Pits, Wholesale sad Balsa healers sondled on the boost balsa L 110.13ERT 'MIZELL fr. CO.; Wholesale droos m Commisslo o Mstrisats, Desists to Produce. 1 1 / 2 ° tilts e b , ‘ . .di Idssufseutres. No. 253 Mort/ drug. CULIYERTSON, Wholesale Urocer and Commission Aterthsat,Dashlr la Prodees sad PM* Maanlgictared Arlaslas. 191. Liberty stmt. Ms. burgh. MTh WCANDLI3B Walla 111.3114...,...,..1L A. COMP licCANDLESSMMANB CO. (nieces .... to Wick DieClactler.l - ifitkamiel• Omni rsla Iron, Nails, 01."Oottott• Urn. and Plttabviltb Monvlsclu.n. conally. =tog of Wood and W ee r sta. Pi ttatrerat. •410 Hide Oil and Leather Store. D. KIEtEPAMICIL. No. 21 South Third Street, 17- BAlteMn Market and Chestnut de- Phllagleloide4 AS VOR SALE SPANISH HIDES, Dr lord On. saltai Pato, Sips, Tarruseir 011,1rulusra n.L.,,Crder's Tools. at the wrest raleentud lb. bantams kinds of Loather Inch. rough wanted. ibr rhaW - lest mad Primherglrent In early th . exchange for Hided. Leathrr stored free of dune sod told en eoroarlido. mh= M. H. TALCOTT /0 CO., Onlocossora to T ildrialladarers of all kinds of OLASEDE,_ and dollars In Imported and Do-• rustle ldodlf, 3%, Street =gar of Fourth, Welt rum Portna hams and Leoldpitelsom Paw.. bud-- man , pLAC BERAGES, find large. assort ment cdothar YouraluelmAkto hee Proud st aft, - 3101Bral a innannlia. IMEIBICES GROCERS. P ITTSBURGH. THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 17, 1855. AGENCIES. !!!!!!!EiCE;I S. CIITIEBERT & SON, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for the Wend parch,. of Real Estate, Collection of Rents, Negotiating Loans, on Bonds, Mortgages, se., No. HO Third st.. Pittsburgh, Pn. nO4, Michigan General Commission and Collec tion Agency Office, artiOß tho collection of home and Foreign Mercantile and all other Money claims, In Michigan adjuxut States. Investment and Payment of Mons 71, Parment of Tu x es, Purchase Purch and Sale of Real Estate and Stacks and , lnatuanca Agents. PELTIER ANDERSON, 0,400 11, DllehLgan. araßterenaain Pittenon/I—Meassa. Krasner a Ratun dant. tllte .1k Oasett• OVlcc; Lomas, Ntemari Merchant. Therm—Teo Uvulas or Michigan from reepeatabte Insnranoi Comm We. mrl9.lrd AUSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent, Stock, Marchandhe and Bill Broker, oltlme No. 91 ith street, *bore Wood. Burlnes. promptly attended to. jra:dly SAMUEL L. MARSHELL, Secretary Cid un's Inn:ranee o,?mpany, 94 Water street. M. GORDON, Secretary Western Inen -11: :• ranee Co., 92 Water street. GARDINERCOFFIN, AgentforFranklin m d% F i l r f i s Inauf a an . ea Company, north-seet Darner of Wood PA. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu • teal Imamate POILIPAIIT. 42 Water street. MUSIC, &C. ELE .7. N H. MELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes, Musk and Misdeal Instruments, School Books, and . Sold agent. for Chlekerittes Plano Forte, for Western ennarlyanla—No.lll Wood ATOM lIENRY KLEBER, Dealer in Music, Mul told Instruments, and Importer d of Italian Minos. wiln 't .t , . N lP:Y _oat Att=nt. and 74 Dun il trzot Fiance. DRUGGISTS. TOIEN RAFT, Jr., (successor to Jas. M'Out c, fey ,1 Wholesale uld iLetall Draggle. and Dealer in Paints, OM, fly...tuffs, A.. 141 Wood stsset, 3 door. below Virgin Alley, Pittsburgh. agr ILrgular Agent Tor Dr. tledloine. mh3o 01IN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer ;II Drum, Paints, Oil Vendable , and Dye Stuffs. No. We street, PittatinntN. All orders will metro prompt ottention. Si Agent for Soluenrre Pulosorde Syrup. mar 24-1 y R i A. PAIINESTOCK 00. Wholesale • Druggvh. cs. and inencrattoirers of lihilte Leed.Red burgh. , and Lltharge, corner Wood and Front street.. Pitt. meta ItE. SELL s, ERS, Wholesale Deararnionen,ler in _Drwgs. Palm D &Wood street, Pitta ye ba Stai rs,rgh. OoOils, odsi warrented. low. & REITER, Wholesale & Retail I ii ,. bu ere .i gas ts. wens of Liberty sad St.. CUb. Mod& SCHOONMAKER It CO., Wholesale . nr wit to.. Na 24, Wood stroot. ritlibura. JOSEPH FLEJIING, Successor to L. Wilco: t Co. miner Market Areet and Dtstoond—tieepa mo metly on hand nall and amnion. saeortment Xedidnes. Medletne Chests. Perfumery. and all a s= pertaining to his bneltemen Phynirians pneemlntlonn es/vitally eornotouts4 el all hoar. latkly .MANUFACTURING. WILLIAM BARNIIILL k CO 61 Penn et., below Marbnry, Pittsburgh. BOILER O 'MAKERS and SIIEET-IRON WORKERS, Man utacturers of !SarahKra Patent den. nth:mem Brithen. Fire Red Stearn Fijian, Oon dangers. Salt Pang. Sugar Pans, Iron Yawls or URI Boats ate Also, Map knolths . %Vora. Rei4e and rledrict Inens. es. Repairing dine on the shortest notice. no:10.Ird. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail • Wanufactrucr and Nola. W Caldnet Ware, No. BE TTThhhfffsssddd street. 1 OLIN WETLIERELL, Manufacturer of PATEN DoX VICXB a sopellar article, SOLID BOX and BRAZED BOX VICES, earner of Ando:sox and Rob- Boon streets. one Naar, front the Band street Bridge. M ire:lens. Mr. orange/I Hats and Caps. WILSON & SON keep constantly on ahand ..n7 dertlytton and varnty 1104. sod tas=l7l=Zinr=e • nd e n s . d =no n vyr do us • call bens crarcbaahur Ws...ham nelatt /0. D. ICO3IIO---. .... L roan. M'CORD & CO. IFROL7-31.1.7. AND ILETAIL IASITIONLBLII HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS, AND DEALERS IN ALL FONDS OP MRS. CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS. Pittsburgh, Pa. Isa.Tbstr strek examanos entry quality And - Al - Da HU* IkaA Cuff. and ar Doroorts. Livl' ton g Roggp & Co. NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA. RACK and Depot Railroad Sealea, flay, Gala Plattsrm and Countat do: _ Ppm Lela of aims, Spring, Dray and Thumb Latches. Ceres Mills and vario Paint Mills. aptntrre4 pattemt Bolt+ Pasherdater, tialleatd• Iron Curates of *Tama. riot, in form and hash. W. W. WALLACE, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, M. 41 4.1 as Liberty end. mord. BorrAikkg And. M 0 N ENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones, liwnitnn• Tom ktantela,lmposing Stan" etis.. pt. Invert on hand. and mad. to order. 1T sughino7. at the Invest Tin. hundred original and egliseted dr Warts him 11 mignon ts. te-Sms hand. Meek and Slab Mar bto furnished to the Twill,. at Wm lowest prima. All ceders dlled sith despatch at 319 Llbenr stater n= W. W. wsu.sos. Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh. ifFasTNEDY, CHILDS & CO., Manufae hulas of— Penn 44 A No. 1 hags, iftrpet Chain or all colors sad s Coton Pinta - am. and Saab • iiqp• 41:30. 194 doilen*Zer = 2l j.ft .ithe 'War.. Mors iil•gao. WIMS • 00. - .1.111 Wood stmt. .111 bare attaatloa. kakis TO DEALERS IR WASHI3OARDS- V 1847 0. RICE, of Cincinnati, invented valuable hoprnvinent is Washboards. Pre Irbil& be o thd • Milani Inert. le49. Paid Imthoverthnimilelkt , W in properly preparing the Elm of • Omit of Zino (or other imitable meta) and there canning them to incise or cut their way lath the solid wooden aide. or loth of • Wishboard; the urethral/1 prerlothlyemployed. baring knew Enplane. am:threw net a 'sterner to receive the mo tel], plats. 0. MCI subeenuently void the enure intrrest and ownership In said Patent to the ththerlber. who M now Sole Perimeter Wren/. as well thereto nelherised man. trfodurer of 0. RICE . .., IMPROVED PATENT ZliVe WASLIBOARPS. having eneenedel the late arm of Wayne, galley Co. to that. Inineed by the popularityand extensive Woof aald Patented Washienrds. Neer ° tilery 'M ant7l.l 4 ant i c% mewed by said Patent. Oulu bar bee .17.^...12rfiki and are'new pending agelnet rertninsjilert u known to be them thee/Pd. and it is my hotentbm to pthsecnte for all in fringements upon 07 legal and Intt right to the extent of purchasing the th law. Altdealins persons are theruom cautioned against % 7Jne s, m Wsehbeardade a after the,manner patented Path, anima branded . 0. /Ikea hapsrmil Wthhtwards. enrol Oct,. ISM," now ea,. We, wows, It may be wen to remark that the variation , the shape of the climb:or the emptoyment of any Patent ed klachin• 1.0.11 Waehboardst does not give theright to rum: the Inaring Preen above deeeribed, upon wbklt the :Woe of the Board really depends. Whoeesel., orders fur the pren,th arliek reepeetthily polkaed and oromptly executed ate low prime as al3lf the unau thorized makes,by JOPEPII W. WAYNE, Bole Proprietor sad lisaufacturer theme; (Ma at llardwire Store,leo.lll6 Wain let, oPPleite fith. ' klB, Cincinnati. Ohio. SCOTT, Dentist, Forum street, a Are doers meat of Market. Otiere hours fe• 1••• 9A-11.005/.11. • •1 11 wag warranted. fag Barlow's Indigo Blue. • iceßums INDIGO BLUE is now Well ILJP•mtablished no the beet artlele mer offered for Blue. log Clothe.. It Ls entirely freeborn Am or auythlog in- My len. to th e timed articles All Housekeepers who bare not need It will Audit much cheaper and lees trouble then Indigo or any other article out. :The great demand for It has brought out wren) feaffgfbna Bourelmerwre and Conatimers .111 , he esrehrt toilet Bgersays LlALunea, pot op at ALMA/.DBERGEITS DRUG STORE, No. 160 N. SAVOND Sr.. PHILADELPHIA— More...wpm. no, get their eupplim from the Command ihamdete they deal with. at prime thatllfppf artINVAPik TARNIAITES. DEE STUFFSdr„ st„wlth • flrebrate amortment of every. thing in the floe. btoragewisera PhYrldane and atemeatee etre...able ?see.. ALFRED wianzßogn, Druggiide ardeeto Nti.4159 N. Second rte. Philadelphia. Intelligence Office, NO. 2 S T. CLAIR STREET. SERVANTS of all descriptions supplied titivate families and Hotel. are re.peelfolly toddled to *sail them.lve.ef aka facilities stovrodere& Past .en olirred a. imamate. kr tuture u =s. N. .--CoVection. promptly at to, faDyd ' JOS. LEWIS. OHIOk PENNA. RAfLROAD--Wratted aharesof Rock to mandato an onto, WILBINSt CO., lisoltersind Corcualosion Eitorl Broken. 71. ttb at. A. BROWN, would moat respectfully In Amu the nubile that he keeps on hand. .t his on .tan. side of , the Allegb MT h , a d ont 50teePortrand of Yenitian Als ' Zvenitlan Stmt. are nude to order, la the bests tyle, warranted mud etisinth. United States. Ills Blinds can be run Ted withontlbs aid of a screw driver. liaTin_n purchwurt stock, hada, and wad of the Cabinet Luaboahmeut Hammy a McClelland, 1 unprepared to furnish theft etudcanere es hell as tbe . pobile at large, with every ingaline . egeney, Woolstreetf.ipitimh. LAUNDRY BLlTE=l'he attaitiOn of fami -111. and washlromen It Invited to this Blue. .blot la dlsolved. Wins all Its proles retained. SL Ireondry Blue posamee....* the nnddllareeoollre,d Indigo the advantage of Li:martins • better color to clatters, of he• log moth more Ample and eonrenlent for um, and of be ing a taring of shoot one half. owing to the fart that not more Monona bract the Indigo ran be dlsolrW by ter. It Is enUrely dedltrata of any grooartler tolartonli to sloths. IWs would eolith a trial, arid warrant It to be as represented. Tor ale by • JOILN AKANo. 141 W ood Hagan & ALI, • X? 91 Market et ,are closing out their en tire sto porgy at aq Immense dliamnt from mice& purchasing their eating snyn WT. We have on hand a fine annulment of the following Cr d' oto ' d=t;lnanFtiaegth,T=Or iloataninLa".. Ve l fra Pi rat 41 Mo• I1n 4 rr. mate fl (71; god Colerent limeade Plaid and nuopmt Il v fear ' gtoun. .11 o f blob mil be sold at a greet iserifiea Jagn Spring of 1855. MuRPHY do BURCHFIELD wm onuomace oJaafrc• On. Monday, March. Eh, Their .apply of SPRING GOODS. cab A. MASON & CO. are now opening 200 • MM. nod roan.* of Callon. CllnshsT. 6 b s i c == meopLa d ei n ALev r. e=t i v.,: i . at south lan Qom con of manaiwnoro sPb iELKS—A. A. Mason .&, Co.will open on Xondor. - 70.12th.20 pea. of rich Mu andLelaid toodoolog • rig von oft 0.0 t 4 Mids. at 5I„00. WOOL PLAIIIS—A . A. & Co. are th• balance of their Plata at • Mama t HUMORahS eat HMV YORK ADVERTISEXErrs.• • PITTSBURGH GAZETTE horn YHISCHEE At SCHELL'S General Adeartlalng No. 346 and 34 Broadway. New York, (late We. 80 _THURSDAY MOANING, MAY 17, 1855. NSMBIIII street.) flolsobLe 1,1 27_ne:0144 — __2 72 11 , ....4Y1! rork. _ The ::: eu p t r: a n' a do , for the Ordinary egpentieS sr- iu.fh.reo,:tiooofnoisho..ti(ithe following appropriatiOnM passed by the loot Isegisla : Pilie Unadlllitenaed BPlLlaielll, = mum num Ins emerges. k t e. o l 3 . ll:l ,l ß e il 1 8 a s d :i i Nine-tenthe of that ",-*, ° Mier . 4.loToqii and Sup. C Scheele 1 700 00 g_Nthz., , , , , fro f.tti' m hp?i w oli t rio d ,rnif ir i w Pty ri tn,... L ttls $3.600 00 Imported Is welled from mercantile homes in Co ~ " Dap. See enmmo n ,,, L ,u t b . • • who by/ of the farmers lo that district nod ehly it to the ~ " Auditor General. 1,400 00 United States. at much eds..' mime. and fr equently : „ " l'umeror ilenend, 1 700 00 In an adulterated state. In7view of these facte,mrd for the ' ~ " Attorney Os:easel, - 1.400 00 purpose of securing a fair price Rfrtheir product. a Iltlio,l .... State Treasurer, 300 00 of brandy grower. In Prance has been dished . with tii7 2 idie Stele Dept, ernee, ac, 1,700 Oo the vele: of etilmnimt to the United Stat.. •• Auditor tieneral's office, 6,tem 0., The name of the consolidation la the Central Society of Prate Trennreee Wpm, 7.600 00 400 Us) Vineyard Proprietors of Coirmse, under the general man. " Rurt , Tor Cemmare Office, i_4oo uo gamma and the dims-loner N. Haddon. President,a Vice Salary of . the State Libreria.. Preddent, and a Committee of Impectinn of eight mem- Clime Sinking Fund, 800 uo 700 is) bore. The society itself numloan five hundred vineyard Contingent Expinses State and echnol Dept. , 3.995 00 proprietor., =Tama them some of tbe most Influential , ; Ami. General nobleman in the neighborhood of Cornea. who contribute.,, •• State Trenureee Offlee, 1,300 00 under certain brlawa the entire growth of their vbs. " Surveyor General'. Office. LAM rya yards to the general fond of the moiety. the present awl- FAXMars of Legislature. 12.3,05, 01 tal of which le three million Dunce. The advantagestabe Preservation and repairs of CaPitol. • 300 00 obtained from this combination are so apparent as to rerc Publlo (hounds, der unneonsary any forther comment en the sob se w Repairs to State and Treasory Dematments. 300 ix) 200 00 neverthalesw, It mar ki• worthy of oteervation t4t few Rmirelog Public Grounds, 4.000 00 Datums in Ole society pouess a more etritimycnlnt tri Curb, Footway., ga 2.200 00 prlblic attention ,had the fudon of Intermit effected be. improving Arsenal Gronnda 900 00 tweets buyer and miler. Sinn all are ehareho n e o n b On Fixtures in Esiwutive rhamber. 40 37 necessarily: bemoan the Interest of nth Indirtdmil Pnblie Printing. se, 30,000 00 tribute by every muss in hte power to uphold the nom Peeking and Distributing lowa, de. 700 00 tattoo wh ich the society le endeavoring to earn, for Shit. 6 7smilimmue iiBlemen. 3.000 00 met of the beet qualities of brandies. For this purpose later mute for Public:Building,. GOO 01 a clans. Introduced in the statute (a rt icle 40) renders It (lea " ° 0 1,805 00 Imperative that diereholders 'ball Egypt,' the society Sopprrt of Common Rchoola 230,000 Ou with the very beet Cognac brandies, otherwise they Incur ,Permione and Oratultim, 10,030 00 the liability of an entire Refeittre of their dune. Judges of Supreme Court, 15,700 00 The *lndere/nod. We egente lathe United Rtates for Judea Philadelphia Dittrict Co urt ,.2 7,500 00 the Central Society of Threyand Props:Mon of tieging, Allegheny 4,400 00 would solicit the attention of Inert/ants, hotel teepera, President Judge =rent Courts, 48.600 00 grown and other* to the vintages now On heod, meld:sot AMOdate • 1 16,500 00 that they will compansmore faverahly than wittOne aril. Payment et roaranty to Daurille and Potts. denim In the market, and at prima .l t ee thestandarl ville Ra il road 01., 8,507 150 of BT. ordinary Cognac. DitiCILNOOI4 A 011ABLYR Payment of Bald Eagle and 8. Pt N.V. CO. 10,000 00 myfolimv 138 Pearl stmt, below WaIL New Fork. '• 'Nose Nartgation Co., 0,000 00 Interest on funded debt, 2.000.(0011 00 Coll navel. or imProiementa to wit: Columbia Balloted 1132,300 ~ Portage. 18,700 Eastern Division Canal 20,000 Lower Juniata " 16,000 Diser l9 Western 0 7.111,000 Lower 0 ,590 Delaware " 72 MO Susquehanna " 17,000 Wen Breech ° 17.000 L N. Branch " 7A,650 rheum 00 Ordinary !dative " power. palm atter to w Dee let. =6,000 00 it. 001,R. ft, 31.3,000 Portage IL.R, + 173,853 484.350 00 Motive Power, after Dee Ist, to wit CoL it. R. 1 70.000 Portage R. R, , 3000— 100,000 00 Collector., Weiglnnesters, Act • 1 0 4021 .29 Canal.COU/011.1110A10% 0.405 09 Road and farm Midges 10.800 00 Use of partkti of Penne. R. R. 12.500 00 Debts for repair. to Nev. ant, 1814, 10,007 30 prior to Dee. 30, 1843, 4 441 03 Motive power debts, 18.54. 11,136 03 Caper N. Branch Gun], 01.310 63 Demagog 10.1 may occur, 50,00 00 Completion of Portage R. It., 277,730 00 Dan In Mill Creeks 20,000 00 Inlaying South track 031- IL a 260800 00 Salaries Itartern Peullentlery. 9,500 00 Western PhD., 0 • 6400 00 Done. of Itefins. P Oct of '12.1 6,000 00 " MU) 00 Institution few Mind, 61) 17,000 01 " - Deer and Dumb. 17.00 On Wertern house of Refuge, 7.000 on Adt, o.swwl for visiting Arsenide. 250 Ou Pant of Storehmose of Artna Phile, 400 CO Superintendent cd Public Printing. 800 00 Ante Lonatio hospital, 26.(0) 00 Browner State Library. 2370 00 Juneticm Canal Caumow, 20,00) 00 R. II Mean. late transuelbing clerk. 103 00 Repairing Clone lo Capitol. 300 00 Publistion Legislative Record. :3.700 00 7 Prelim. Ohm Com. London itshitition, 70 70 W P. Brady, LegislativeLegislativeW. Record. 100 00 PAPER HA N0131:13, 1 1 / 1 301.1111MJ mm HTML THOMAS FAYE & 250 and 257,Broadmay, New York, Dirnctlr oppoolts t.ll. Mr ILO I Put, upPE 03nBtantly Oti und a full stock of ■ American and Pennell Pow nanFing;s, Borders. re Prints, Curtain Papas, nod lestars, !Ratner, Landsespos,te., of every style known to the Undo. llerelunts layins in their stake, es.ll buy from lint hands, as we manallicturs lamely and Import direct from Pnoneb Manufacturers, in whom ...re sole agettt• to the United States. . . Our retail dopertment eon/prises the tiehest styles of Decorations. linceial• importations fwd., when desinal. from nor splendid eallectlon of samples. Art/stlo Dapar aynors mot to any part of the tJattod Staler. mhl94mr 1855. MILLINERY. 1855 Mrs. WM. SIMMONS, 664 Broadway, N. • •• • Ls now prepared to exoibit, and offers fo W. to ulanimale .4 . recall Buyer*, th• lommt Do• • ea.h mien, the lamp.. and best ri.rted mock o French, Knallah and American Blll4nery and Straw Oeod ednered at any one establialmmutin thL city; equal If not •upenior to her foram im i portation. They have Wen ••Meted with mutt care h the, celebrated Trench milliner, Madame Intiallem, of Parla, .d Sint Innalue 1.1.„ of Daudet.. London. tkomets rorulantly on hand. Orders be mall attended to. Mrs. SIMMONS.. 661 Oroaderay. Nod York. Daguerreotype Materials, &c. l Aan Maio& rroparrfal slime arerrise. wea foamy Dawn. fa oar Wern. A ., TIIONY'S etal Depot of Materials Cofr the aguernoty m pe, and fbr picture. os Riperad d Catakiguse furnished Oinapplicatiou. Goode ran be eat by earns, payable on delivery. but partied lab whom f• 41.0.004.4nt0d. 1.111 - 4 give red, epee 00 to tbelr ability to pay for ft. goods on arrival. or rrmit erlth their order moat, to war naiad of trawv Portation. fe'27.2m. G ANTLIONY.3OB Waders'% N. Y. New York Bag lanothetory. lIAM, Flour, Fe et ], agn mad* ould printed to ord ns by msedinery .it do. patch. Adams. aa rtratgred, New York. 1474mv WM. SIMMONS, Wholeng e Denier in STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY, fedr.'-.lm• 212128R0anif4r.21. r sc BROTHERS & CO., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, NEW TOR/C. How named to N 0.170 N4foososb,oar.qfßentwols4 . MPORTtNG the leading Drage from their otisinal atarlsts, both In Itnropr wool Xost hales. and L • French and Esurnsh Chenloala Perham- s Tooth, Nall and Hair Bh Hair Glares and Strap, Paris mod Triooto Openers. Co r ks so.s. in. L Um, othor therm on tho nowt rearemahlo lama Orden oithsT In twrson. ar by W rant. their heft attsotion. Jolttiltsnr ALDERMEN..._ L Donald/ion, Alderman 9eFFICE, corner of rain and St. Clair its, etttsboaph. All sachem palatal:La to the 000 of nnan alit to promptly attended to. fiehlyd Patrick, IticK ALDERMAN OF THE l i ntD WARD. 11FFICE corner of Grant and Fifth streets. (formerly occupied by Alderman Lewis,' alarm all Malta. Portollotat to the elm of *Merman sad Jostle. of Q.. Pomo Ell be promptly attended to.:' fe.:4m MISCELLANEOUS. STEWART & KILGORE, mama/ACTIUM:. OP COOKING. HEATING. FANCY STO-V-ES, GRATES, FENDERS, Pipes, Boxes.all and kinds. • Foundry Castings of OFFICE AND WAIIEBOITSE, No. 267 Liberty St, oornotof Rand, PITTSBURGH, PA. ROBERT H. PATTERSON'S LIVERY AND SALE STABLE. orstr Diamond serer and Cherry A &DIMS PrITSIIMIET:PA. ASHLAND HOUSE, LRCM Smug's, ABOVE SESICNTII MEM. FEILA.DELPIII.4. H. 8. BENSO N, Pao raurroz. qj MnrSt. $1.!O d.v.eli &lee 3, 1564-1 vd WALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and Dealer In Mtn. Mc? and Denorattre Paw 1 / 1 341. W Clngt 4 lorthe manatee/. Hews. D.U. gnat Co.. of Perla. ' 11L°ARIn FASHIONS FORLAPIES'DRESS. 121.—The Parirob habil:on Se JUNI. Ellreci per new= irbe on d. on thelit proximo br KAS. L. 1!,. WILSON. isl7tf Sn.9llg Penn..bon Ik d witivet. U. na..___._ a r. 300U...._ KIER, JONES & CO., ' KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE, • , yh, ORWARDING AND COMMISSION lIIIRCIIIANTS, Canal Hada. &math street, Pitta myt Pa. ~ Ramo, Lard, Lard OIL lieu Pork. SAL Hama. RIK. ex tra and No. 1 Ralf. ALltbraCit• and Poach Pig Iron. 11311 ear Bea and Clay. Anthracite Coal. !a. carl9 BANKING P HOUSES O JOHN T. HOGG: NEW YORK,_ No. 22 SOUTH SD BT. PHILADELPHIA. PITTSBURGH. ALLEGHENY 00, SOMERSET._ SOMERSET CO., MOUNT PLEASANT, WESTMORED CO, Pdn s' (E3NNIELIAVALLR. FAT . FTII UNIONTOWN BROWNSVILLE, Deposita raserivist, Distertints made, Drafts boui and nollactsd, Bank Note. and Specie bought Stocks, Notes and-other S.xonitles bought and comstledon, Correspondence and collections wild =OW LOUIS SCHLEFER, Attorney at Law, and Eastern 01!calor 11.1 TIM CommS ALM tril 01110 AND PR2VIVSYLVANIA RAILROAD; flit Stark, ‘Tityp,,,ifolmo*, Carroll. tlummlt, Portage,Trumbull.lfaboulroutd others, CANTON, Ohio. • ""r" . nef::l2l. 3 tv ) H-2.• Irrv. 0-1-• o. um Nome. P.l W. AL ran. Ipaut,,,h , Thf , odnrel./maset.ter. 11. trattailf P. Homer BOOTS AND SHOES, ; WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL. JAMES ROBB, 89.1Slarket and 6 Unipti eta, third door from the Market lose. Pittsburgh, would re=dl i r Init un or . 13 .s t: i n:Fero= Ideals and cus. n ell r:rlet o rts. and of The NtallitlZ u now Torn In the random dtitm The Particular attention of the ladles Isinvited to .'welt aseortad stock of lialtera and gamy Boots and 3n73e of an darriptioar also a Moe rack of Children& Gaiters and Fancy Shoes which was eirefollr *elected. For Gentlemen. he bar ant paefen p...ytand Wearlustlcles. Pur. chews for cub in lariteginantitlas enable to MB .1 lon prices as ear establishment will sell In the city, Ile onstinuee to manufactire as heretofore. an r land of Ladlee and Gentler:boort wear, in the wrest 1171. ,46f the beet materieba etal-tf Black Diamond Line of P 40178 AILS from Liverpool to Philadelphia lit amok month, and from Phll.lolola to ydru., 1,,,,,,i ta r ibtn of army moo9l,o , pee eT Thomas Richard ... a 1),.. 0 W.1..1 rt., 1 =menhir. and Itlchamrdm. 8 Theint==e fOrtho Company. bap always on Lead ramage y Tiekatr i ft== a t a t mrn Int? it" 88" Ai,,,,, t,,i, t ro, puma:gem from New York and Mae* Phis by Railroad. irrindrd J 0 M OVirent i j iTe.3.17.1.t& LONPAINTERSGSr. A . _,L Ny L R ._ olm', AND SIGN PAINTEn „ ts, No. on TIIIRD_ J BTREET, (B•twom Ragland make. etnota.) All orders promptly attended to. SILIO•no ex.entel It • maim idyl., ~,h27, IMMO ILITCU ITN lONF OUNDR Y, Wll. 210 3 Mitchell, Herron & Co. WiL continue the business of the Union llt j uirtdry, at the old stand of PENNOCK, BUTCH CO. No, 194 Liberty st. They will manufacture as mud. Issas and MEV assortuume cAriTirtUg. comprising Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Side Oren, OFFICE AND 1 . ..L0R srosgs, MANTLE & KITCHEN GRATES, Hollow Ware, Wagon Bout, Dog Irons, Sad Iron*, Tea Nettles, Plows and Plow Points, Mill end Machinery Castings generally, And GAB and ',Alma PIPED of IRON & NAILS OFT HE BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spades, Picks' dge... -All of which will be/old at manufsetigraf prior& iny7-17 .70113 SECIMOCIL. .119ok and lob Prkten and Pablither. N 0.113 Beth ortnnt, atom, 15¢211811.1d. Gantt. Belau& BOOK BINDER ' S and Itor Maker's Straw 11aordo shwa on hand. Alm. Books, Aw 1 ns sad Inosinoort. myo fit= the Detroit Thbane, HAT 8..1 Dietil:Crivr WHIRLWIND AT THR SAULT.— Seventy Buildings and Three Steamhoau damaged. We are indebted to a gentleman in this city for the privilege of making some extracts from a letter dated at the Sank, April 17, giving_ some information concerning a terrific gale of wind which swept over that place. The whirlwind struck the place about two o'clock in the morn ing. The steamer:Baltimore of filoKnight's Line Lad both her smoke pipes blown down, her for ward upper cabin, unroofed, and some twenty feet of her atarboard wheelbroktm. The propel lor Manhattan, of Turner's line, was driven ashore, her smoke pipes blown down, and the af ter part of the upper cabin stove in and unroofed. The steamer Sam Ward of Ward's line, was' also driven ashore, and had bar smoke pipes driven oaerboard and cabin badly Injured. The Canal Company's dredge was unroofed and othervrise injured. The rock breaking machine was also damaged considertbly, causing a delay of two or three days in the work. Several shanties were also blown down. Judge Ashmtm's barn was made a complete wreck ; Tom Stafford's house and shop do.: C. Minaelear's, J. Corner's and H. Cotter's do.; J. Parmelee and Mee. Ifoeldn's both down with the roof of the latter in the rapids ; Sabrario'n, one of Judge Ashmun's, and two of S. Whitney's Mee unroofed, as well - as the Powder Magarine.— Spalding dr. Child's warehouse below the portage was unroofed, and so severe was the gale, that fragments were driven through the side of Whit ney's warehouse. The warehouse of S. and C. at the head of the portage was left, with one end end aide standing. One of the Chippewa Port age Company's at the bead of tie poitiige " v - ras destroyed, and another unroofed, while from their dock below the rapids, barrels of clay and bundles of iron were blown on to the ice. Below the fort several houses were mach damaged. In all, 1101310 seventy buildings—dwellings, ware houses, barns, &c.; were destroyed, or more'or less injored. Mr. J. W. Corner's arm was boo ken, and one of his eons was badly injured. The leg of Joe Jibbeway was - also broken. It was one of the most unprecedented occurrences ever happened at that place, lowa Fascrios—Orrtmst Rzrtrase.—A !Mort time since the people of lowa voted on the ques tion of the adoption of a prohibitory liquor law, which had been passed by .he Legisiatire, also at the same time they voted for a Commiesioner of Public Improvements, a Register of Lands, and for one other State officer, the name of which we do not now recollect The Keokuk Gate City of the 7th Met., brings as the official rosult. By it we see that the prohibitory liquor law is adopted by 1,910 majority. All three of the Republican candidates for State office ate elected, in opposition to the regular democratic nominees, by the following majorities: Majority for McKay 4,737 Lockwood 3,921 4,441 In the 9th Judicial District there was an elec tion for District Judge. It has heretofore been strongly democratic, but Williamson,Republican, now beats McFarland for that office by a major it yof 14. IMPOETAST DZCLSION.—CAOTION TO IST.IOIIIOAT Min.—About a year mince, Mr. Vanderpool took passage on the Crystal at Paducah, for Louis ville. He was provided with a state room, and during the passage, was robbed of $l6O in money, a valuable diamond breastpin, and other articles of value. The ,robbery was ruidetected,And his losses not made elf, 'end ho brought suit against the master and owners of the boat for damages. According to the testimony, it appears that he was placed in a room, thelock of which was bro ken at the time, and he notified the clerk that such was the cue, and was told Mplace his trunk against the door. This was done, but during the night his roourwas entered, and he was robbed as aforesaid. His Honor, Judge Piotte, decided that owing to the negligence on the part of the officers, the boat was liable for damages, and is sued a decree in favor of the plaintiff for the sum of $5BO, which the owners of the boat will have to pity. A KANSAS Dumont SETZLED.—Lawrene City, the chief New England settlement at Kansas ter ritory, occupies a site which has, until lately, been in dispute; but the Herald of Freedom says that the difficulty , has been amicably arranged between all parties. The town site, which Is one mile square, has been divided into 220 shares, of which the Lawrence Association get 110, the Aid Company 10, and four original squatter, 100. It is said that there are now no unoccupied claims within twelve or fifteen miles of Lawrence. Ins NEW Tont( CANALS aro very nnforthnate this spring in aoluosquenos of almost daily breaks. The last and worst is at Eagle Harbor, midway between Albion and Medina, where fifty or sixty feet of the embankment has been swept away, the work hating been now and leaking badly when the water was first let in. Kohut) Ouructims. We learn from the Ro chester Democrat that the Iter. Y. Starr, Jr., a Presbyterian clergym n, for three years put settled at Weston, PI to County, Missouri, has arrived at Rochester, wring been expelled from Weston by the same, gang of ru ffi ans who threw the typo and presses of the l'arleville Luminary into the rim They gave him notice to quit within two days under penalty of being lynched and he deemed It proper to leave. It does not appehr that ho bad ever preached against sla very, but only that he woo a clergyman of Northern origin. The Pittsburgh Coal Pier, at the foot of Water street, sank last Sunday night, and about 600 tons of coal was precipitated into the Lake.—This is a most unfortunate hicident, and the low) balmy event, will be heavy.—Cleve. Leader, Imrstovixstrre.—The tide of emigration is al ready beginning to pin: Into our Territory, At rations points we heir of new tuxivals daily.— Here atOmaba buildings are going hp withasbm- Riling rapidity in all parts of the city. At Brown ville, Nebraska City, Bellevue, Fontanelle and De Soto the work of improvement is going st ea d. Hy and rapidly forward. The old towns In the TenitOry.--ye mean those that were commenced last tall—have already grown into importanee.— In various parts of,the Territory; new talon sites have recently been ourverid, sotto of whichmtost at no distant day ocanpy conspicuous places.— Omaha citg Nebraskittes. . - Tap Batty= EttgariL-4etters Iron the eirittnent report 'that the season in Europe Is three weeks behindhand, and,st the but =ousts, there was a cold spell ot4itter winds, which are very *Woos to the early segetatka. LIGHT BREAKING • There is a journal published at Washington called The American Organ, which is, as its: name imports. the National Organ of the Know Noth ings. The following extracts show the way In which that journal speaks of the late outrages in S•nsss and the return of Gov. Reeder to his post as . Chief magistrate of teat territory : "Governor Reeder is to be sent back among the 'border ruffian? (as they are styled by hind , self], and the 'ruffians' are told by the Presiderit that 'not for a single moment has Governor Reeder been diverted from the straight forward path of duty That the 'ruffians' (and not Got Reeder) are wrong; that they have been ruffianly enough to make a 'pretext' of the conduct of the anti•alsrery men to do wrong themselves—that Governor Reeder has maintained the attitude which General Pierce 'expected' him 'to mainl tain' and that he goes back to 'discourage every movement that will disturb the public mind !" "Now the President and CoL. Forney both know full well thai Governor Reeder'e reappeari once is MUMS will be the signal for civil war.-4 We do notbelieve that there will bo one momenta peace In Kansas if - he returns. Right or wrong,' (and we say not which), a provisional govern.l meat will spring up as suddenly into existened in Kansas as it did in Paris : the people of Rand ens will not allow General Pierce to force Antii Slaveryism, or an Anti Slavery Governor upon them, and he ought to know it and doubtless does know it * • a * * The country "ill bear ns witness) that we have over and again ilailethis declaration, that the . Forney and the Pierce men were not worthy of . Southern confidence, but we did not expect to soon a formal acknowledgement of the truth. We supposed that it would be postponed till after the: Virginia election. The result in Virginia hole.' ever, is now so Imre to be adverse to the views of the Administration, and they so clearly zee it, that it is not deemed important to pat off what they cannot evade, and they have now thrown off the mask and declaredfor Governor Reeder and ayainst the South. • "• * * It is our judnement that if (the President) even attempts to force Gov. Reeder upon them contrary to their will, and after they have repudiated him, they will resist.. They will not be forced. They may or they may not throw him into the Missouri River; but we do not believe they will allow this Administration to force him upon them.. All this may be wrong onthe part of the :Missourians. We are simply dealing with facts and probabilities, and not dis cussing what is right or what In wrong, as be tween the Missourians and Gov. Reeder. "We desire to prevent civil war and - fraternal bloodshed. Hence we say that since the Hill' sourions have litereilly expelled a Governor who was not only involved inland and Inthan specu lations (for which he deserves to be broke as the President knoWs, if one-half of the Indian Bureau Commissioner's report be true,) but who it is al so alleged interfered with the political rights of the people of Saimaa; will the President send back such a Governor at the head of troops and put him over and maintain him over a free and jealous people by force of arms?' - Here is a paper which holds the position of the central organ of the new party, which *may , where professes neutrality on the slavery ques tion'violently denouncing the Pro-Slavery, Ne braska Administration of Mr Pierce for not go ing far enough in sustaining slavery and the in famous outrages in Kansas! It is hot in its in vective at the conduct of the President and his Cabinet for daring to send back a Governer of Kansas whom that paper admits to be merely opposed to the Missottrietne, and the threat of whose expulsion and lynching comes from those "border ruffians." In doing this it sides with out disguise with the Lalter-deserving villians who rushed upon the residents of Kansas, on the day appointed for them to choose their Territo rial officere, with revolvers and bowie-knives, and driving them away from the polls elected a Legislature of their own to govern Kansas. It does what few of the Southern papers even have had the hardihood openly to do—sympathize with and sustain the doings of a gang of slave-dri ving cut throats who committed one of the grossest political crimes recorded in our his tory. And this is the national organ of a party everywhere pretending to be neutral on the Sla very question! Let the north see from this what may be expected of the national Know- Nothings. Here is ample evidence that they will take the extremest ground in favor of Slavery extension even where, as in Kansas, it is attempted, to lie carried by lawless hordes of land-pirates, against the wishes of the people among whom it Is !ought to be established. The Organ assumes the cham pionship of a scheme as nefarious ab the wit of -- nmn - einitd - havwdevised. it boldly defends con dom which the instinctive sense of every liOnest man pronounces flagitious. It jostifies men who have been guilty of an offense for which impris. onment in the Penitentiary would be too mild a punishment. It condems an administration wb ieh has signalized its career by the utmost ser vility toward the Slave Oligarchy, because it is not sufficiently Pro-Slavery. And it doeii all in behalf of an institution and a cause upon which itself and its party profess neuthrdity! Let the North ponder on this shameless exhibi tion of mingled mendacity, hypocricy and sub serviency to the Slave power on the part of the Organ-in-Chief of National Know-Nothingism. In view of this declaration let the people Of the Free States shut their eyes if they can to the fact that a national party on the Slavery, is sue is in impossibility. The question Of the ex tension of Slavery forms to-day the dividing line in our politics. However much parties and indi viduals may desire and strive to conceal and sup press the fact, it nevertheless remains ' and it must be settled one way or the other before any other question can rise to supremacy. it will never go down till it Is solved. $1.800,094 16 This Govemment and peOPle are now in a transition state. We are passing through one of the moat and perhaps the most important epoch since the Revolution. We are, after a sort, Settling this all-important,„ question. Sla very is hereafter to have full swing in all our Territories under the guise of squatter sover 7 - eignty, or it is to be crippled by exclusion there from. Thus there is- a nature! contest between the North and South, between Slavery and Free dom. And the attempt to prevent it from com ing to a head is to attempt to pat hoops on a whirlwind. The North and the cause of liberty have abundant pewee with which- to triumph, and triumph peaceably. The Anti-Nebraska sentiment of the North is strong, amply strong,, enough to elect a ,President, keep a large ma jority in the House of Representatives, and ul timately redeem the Senate from its vassalage to the Oligarchy. A year ago there were hopeful signs that a party would be organized in the North on this basis. But since then the baleful influences of Know Nothing-ism have risen and spread like a pestilential mist over a smiling landscape, and now threaten to prolong the time when that hope shall be realized. Consequently, we are now groping in the darkness of uncer tainty. The forces of Freedom are allowing themselves to be thrown into confusion, and whether they will rally in time to prevent dis comfiture yet remains to be seen. The farce of Know Nothingista is diverting thousands of true Anti-Nebraska men from their real duty, and thus jeopardizing the great and lasting interests of the country at a most critical period. The North is almost unanimous at this moment if the real sentiment of the peoplecoul.d be fairly reach ed. And when such declarations as those we quote above are thus unblushingly put forth by the party seeking to pervert and suppress that sentiment, it seems hardly possible that the mas ses of the Free States should ho deluded and deceived any longer.—S. T....rribunt. Liberia has thus far only the narrow strip of land forty miles in breadth along Zhe wia coast of Africa for its civilized settlements: Settlers from the United States have lingered about the ocean as though afraid to venture away from it The effect of this is visible in the fevers which pre vail among all the newly arrived emigrants, some of whom sink under them. , The republic hastiest permanent possession it the ceast, aid it has been thought advisable for sanatory purposes to commence settlements . farther in the interior, and to this end our colonization societies have taken the requisite steps, so that a few years hence we shall find the frontiers of the Itepublio fast extending into that vast domain which is so prolifie , of animal life. It is probable thatwe shall not have a full demonstration of what the civil ized negro is capable until be reaches that favor ed region. If he has done so well upon the tout, what may we not expect from bins when placed In a field where prodigious natural resources and teeming native population seem to place at his hand all the elements requisite to call into exist ence sieiviliz' ed African empire T• • , • There were fine rains in Kansas on the let of May, the first, the TrOtrne says, of any conse quence for the past ten months. It adds—" This morning the earth is clothed in greerr, ouch 'has been the ehante • we can hardly realize that we are still upon mother earth." ' - • • - .Facarr.—We have made inquiry of several friend from the country and we are glad toleern that the frost has done no Injury to the, fruit Colemous Jour. 11th. ' . Witgar Caor.-4'rom an parts Of the ,Strite we Imp from our exolausges that" the coming crop, it , not injured in filling,,wnl be larger than any 0 6916 4 ieai. As far as our. observation „exte,ndi, the wheat in this section looks very ' promising. The general opinion among the far mers is that we will have an early harvest they think that early_ wheat will be fit for the sickle by the 20th of June.--Guenuey 2lmez. VOLUME LXVIII- The steamer North Star, Capt. Sweet, left the Sault on Friday afternoon, and arrived here du ring the night of Saturday. She brought down 89 bundles of trees, 10 bbla.iish;alew sundries, and 130 passengers. The steamer Baltimore, which left the Saultte week . ago friday night, went directly to Ontenagon; but after laying off the harbor two days, unable to satin on account of tho•gele, discharged part of her freight, and returned to the Sault. The Manhattan, which left the Sault same day, run into Marquette and Ontonagon and brought to the Sault about 300 bbls. copper and many passengers. The water had not been let into the canal, and will not be until the work has been accepted , by the commis , sionere, who are to go up thLaweek. Mr. Bad ington, of the North Star, aid also a passenger from Ontonagon, inform cm that. it will-probably be accepted. The rocks which looked so rough when the Northerner left there; ore being smoothed, and the whole, when fairly comple ted, will be a goon job. We hope, far the inter est of navigation, that this is so.—Cleve. Afraid. - - THE SrascoseK.snw Norman Sure Comfort.. —From the report Of the results. of the Iwo Know Nothing State'Council at Syracuse, it ap- Deans that there were delegates present from twelve hundred local councils. The great question of the platform has been referred to tho National Council, which meets at Philadelphia in Jane. Meantime, upon the "third degree" (remember it is the third de gree.) the New York Know Nothinge occupy a coruscriative position,. which, wee hope, will be understood in Virginia. It is believed, too, tha t the National Council will reject Gen. Wilson, elected a delegate thereto from Massachusetts, and the whole abolition batch with which he is associated. Let Virginia nowlead the way in her election of the 24th instant, and a sound, na tional, substantial and homogeneous Know Noth ing organization will follow at Philadelphia.— New York is ready. Let Pennsylvania prepare to second the action of the New Yorkers and Virginians in a national movement which will sweep the field. Lot Wilson and his set be turn ed over to Seward and Garrison, for they canon be spared—New York !Jerald. Mum MONET.—Foux or five of our heaviest sugar merchants have made about $lOO,OOO each on the recent "rise'in sugar.h• One house "has on hand elz thousand hogsheads, the increase on the value of each of which during the last two months, while it has been reposing in the ware houses, has been $2O, making a clean profit of sl2o,ooo.—Cin. Com. A New AMERWAS tiluturecnres, that of plate glean, has been commenced in Williamsburg„N. Y., where plates of glass ten feet wide and twen ty feet long will be made. A plate ten feet square can he made so strong that it will hold ton weight, and so clear "that we - could teed the fine print of a newspaper through a piece four inches thick. It is a singular fact that the best English plate glass is made from American nand. —Phila. Ledger. MELD TIIIRS IN ARYAN/W.—They have de cidedly gloomy times in Arkansas. The Mad Rock Oar Ate, of the 27th, ult., says: " There Is not, in Littie Rock, a barref-Pi flour, a bushel of meal, or a, pound of coffee or sugar for sale. Flour would go off readily here at $l5 a barrel, and corn meal at' $2 a bushel; sugar and coffee wouldsellforany price. There is the greatest scarcity of every article of pro visions or family groceries. We do not know what our people will do." , . , . Tho Arkansas river,' it appears, has nearly dried up; and the Gazette urges the merchants. to, tit up wagons' and send out to the country and other towns for supplies. , Punch says, that although ever so many paral-' lets are constructed before Sebastopol, yet it is a siege without aparattel. Government Claims 91 1 .11 F.; • undersigned will • prOletirt - - bounty Lad Warrants and obtain Pensicne tbr threat oftU• tied thereto, under the various ants of Con S p otter attention will be given to all urea within the j t of the Court of Claims, and prompt attention will beffir en tartments.o any business connected with Concrete, or anY of the Dep can Pr have desiring !borsht. of their • arrant.arrant. ln money al the highest prim, or they am have them located favorably In any of the new States or Territories. JOSEPU O.C. KENNEDY, (late of the Penn er Moe.) Corner of Tenth street and vania glen.. MS Mr. Iterated? Is a M gentleman In whom every and may be placed. Persona may rely on *prompt and i hi t h. Cu! attention to their interests b introsting their twi nes. to his hands.—Cherter th . () Berrublroan. We recommend him to the publiu—Dtray .Tekgrayk. (Alton , Hermedy has been many - yeas s resident of Wash ington. and hest been widely Mooed se s yelnahle publid ofacer.—Thntrand Gazette; (Wheeling, Fa.) Kennedy if eminently dbtinguished for hie prompt and 'eultrgetlc business babib and his orbits and npriOtneee of character.—Brookl r.) • Helm well by his habits.crr the invPar ..IPrOWlr cation of b nese placed In his hands.—Patriot. (Gnaw borougei, C.) Hein well dtted for the tweineek and we take nleagers fn commending Mr. Kennedy to three desiring ald in the nnweention of their. cialms.—DoffrAdrertiscr. (Nobile, 1,) Hie acquaintance with the retail:tee, bneiciesa in the In tend, Penelen, and othercicpartmentaloffloffla PAW him great fadlltlee for aiding them who may. WC= hie. serrice.—Seen:noi. (Ogderstburok..2.4 ) From an aolnaint aglow fifteen or eighteen Mil, confidently recommend him to any who mar desire to accrue We serricat—Delp (Pitreinowk, pea y=-UvriergiterT Private Pre/ . _ _ . - rivate-ranch Lessons.- ONSIEUR ALPHONSE DANSE:Ia na t., and fora number of rears a resident of Facto, Mee, ti reePectfully announces to the lidlea and tle men of Pittsburgh and A ll egheny that he wilt glogbenies -10. In the French Langunga, orivatel) or In name. Particular attention will bandeau to the acquireaurnt of•peoe and corrrect pronunciation. Itrzsansect—John Shipton. gsu E. du Pleads Denny, 'JohnEWI natning• DWI, IL T. Emmnedy, Esti, Herm- Els q Per t N ezealtyl to Henry t 'Sieber, his fg;r is hgn i de ,• Bore Clothing. TAKE YOIIR BOYS TO CHESTER'S, fOr them is the plsosto flt them out handsomely at all cost 74 Wood street We study to please. : " ' myIR - Allegheny Ice. • THE subscriber -having ,provided a. good eoPPIY .rrtruu ICE proposes to firraLh Ida frrmar, cuammere and others who may laror him - with their pat. nonage through the rammer, at reasonable rate.. Ise will he furnished. as heretor.re. at the Federal street Sta thrn of the 0. F. Railroad for those residing In the stets. Sty onto road; also, at the Depot of the Penna. Railroad for those who may reside In the viellthrof Bald road. los • Home on Reheats etreet. • Residence, corner of Third et. and Eaat Common., Orders may also be left at the Odes et tide taper. mynlmikitwT JOS. JOHNSTON. Notice to wnom it may Concern. THE PUBLIC SPRING SALES of Real Estate at Rochester, are nmr closed, and the Wadd ing Feasonhas fairly commenced, Jiveryeitirett ofitrchee tor is busily employed. Erma the 30 or 40 new familia' who hue become citizen" .the present Spring; fleet .sott 'rant employment; and to • few days a hundred families more will be r, qulred to carry some vatic of the present I The Cdr Beading .Este:il!ktisMeenti Lt Slow near somplatlo and will be In full operation In June. Several Om will • • be read r dellrem br °mane, the let orJuir, 1856. Two or three new churches, S i n Rochester. w•dl am. traded for immedlatelr, and nnmero cm other Im be mure ments will be cornmeal. requiring a great amount of mechanical win other labor independent of the (.la. Eatab which w l / 1 probably emnkry from one to two hundred. A promiromt brtelmaker from Pittsburgh has inet pus , chased nine lams lota,, and contrected to make non them fierthalth f,00,000 bricks. Two nano of hands commence work the present week, besides the other yards heretofore established lo the neighborhood. • Char Am. quarries are already dire with workmen. and the reedit leading to them lined with tear= Lumber to becoming aboodardatut ckeop. and tenememts will soma resting up to relieve Kale of our hensa which thw have 6 famillea..4 Arollbre s a- homilies and damns of em. 2 finalible each. Any woo did not buy clump lob at the bur nubile Wes last season. or the four public Wee the Prmeat etuing can still wore good bargains atpriests me/ by caning on the eubMriber In Rochester. Terros—M darn, 1n one Year and X in two years. •. hi. T. C. GOULD. B.—A few lota can yet be had at EA to $lOO each if applied tor WM* tins Mb May.. These lots are tube as large as usual dtrloht, yin SO fest try. 12A. had the PALO oniribma d1.bet047,60 held foot. The present binned homestead end mare ndat =Meet, of Orld-Pleingy, 4 g bam t , oretiardifet,.. l VP.ltene.. l" 'eau t be * hea "'" ut i iPta2r '" eoreTbalklin i th° bought through the subscriber at great bargains, and there are not Sao .ach bareares wind. • turn&ed Wise. tore G. ETNA INSUBAIiCI3 COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN.--Oltartered 1819 . • Cash Capital, - - - - - - $ 500,000. Cash Sin - plus on lat Jan. 1855, 8 273,273 /MIS CAPITAL STOCK and SURPLUS IrTan, Zdln v ee% d r t i t uTi n o %t e r, d awe anti Mound:City to hay all tome tomatmtly. are state • fast that the mega of nu rsoy trom all ja m ag limiTh ' eas l" l7 " larga fr 7LlVAl Mlttelbatak eta =tag so Warm* laotomany la Um Unita& Stat. mom bet ter h ares than the 2Etca. Thal coutintia to mmilra luaus... an tt y In town amal comb>, afoot.. as low am In eonoiataat with aafelL t l t tlima rt ma:Th. (Ma, Nath•Wairt cora= kllth amallroorlateaaPlttai harsh. • • • Mechanics' Bank. 2 ,lj a . a meeting of the Coiruniseioners'of gala Bank, held obbh• 3d test., lit wax • . edf., net. the indsertbas ed Ore Stott of the Ida abanled Beek of llttsburgb,• be mdem. to m y to the the sum of Toady Dorian, on mob eye of the 'stock bell by them. on or Wm. UM •94esexth day ef Ant . , Mytaent .111 thereex• be mailo'br the Et6ekhoklers, to Elbseel Jar,p., Trimmer, at the -eines of 0. /ones It ie... Illttebo rdaL DAVID cestram. pm AND MAR WARE,-:-,SAMEX, gatffflrea r jraMt - 1 7 .7 eu t rattaVa Utah= of Draw Dyadic aulart Bawls, Dry 2thassam. Ma and Omni Wiuth Dian* and 111 other also-GO est. Tubs. and &num Darthata. • Wawa= Masa& DILL: Fittn Pittaturithipg, - atthinr Pekin Teal3tote .-, • l/Ve. 38 DiAtltivoee _doer an th Ziegeßri7lE, ON: ItECEMNO,II, SAL' assortment of - OitNEN,sad rims. MB, carnalatrywaltb• :low fu um • • • •Iplestursod erzet tram the k• tub. , WaR1121.414 °rime*" Sang% ta Vil U la. Piloleule aza Be tall, SIB* Imre it vices ap23: • . . - :, •,•t. • ,'••...., - .. 13.4*710:8,1.. ' 10fira , BBLS. LOUR,Ake thblunirldiz ‘ FLIP Nallancnzi In • sa• kTra.tii • 1111ACON 81101714i1M- 1 ,51) easks-Bacote ip masons ukanin. anaforipwor• • -.... Ear) , - SPIUNOIR ELARuatou L nil SHARES IMO Minin_CCO;;Stob lUiljibr We by myl* Y. IL peak. emit.. -- _ R A TONS let quality. Pig t o arrive Lek, Der stosiataat Orb, lbe , =we °Mood a sad DAVID, rift iti. =Mil --NUMBER 228
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers