BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
IL PIYITINGILL d CO:BaDYSIITI9LYSI AGENCY
Mt Nassau num New You.
. , And N.lo..diair area, Balk..
P:4 Cb. 4.4 title Kir the eiostind
IltsidsUnit oestmattet Pavers both In the United Sts
and for Oinstiss. • • -
To the. Putuie
lIE BRANDRETII ROUSE is now open
on toe Ituropeut plan, and relay for to. reoeption
traveling public, to wham, comfort *very attention
will be paid, sr the noun. IYOsanir, late of Juda3n'a
Brandreth Rouse,No. 415 Broadway, oppoelee New
wr ar ., Ar t." estrapeoNo; 45 Canal at.—New York,
a
Brandreth Rouse Restaurant,
(APPOSITE New Raven Railroad pep*
guy entrance on lamer.' and ,Partal ate. Heals served
' all Murk Anton In royerr styln;_tes sad coffee of Tar
esVerlorpay'lt7l:l7lrlVlZeNtrenaet tri
• babreLoon. Worsts Blear. late of the New
York Ilona, ertperinterub the rookbrk department. No
daeelttd d y i v4na t l i ra y rtr . r l or bet: dinner—
tlon. Iteosetaberitektnard re and Cnal—antranoe lon
either street. -
N. N—Drovar artd B o=rtiee tan off oneommodsted
•Intli pirate mew if
,rierk•kotr •
Roughs Patent Slash° ElkixtL
UA•ATES .1b FRANCS, No. 1 Barclay street,
New York, .
lTrlOW — Noue :. ,karadue. except the lumu the name of the patent. Au manufacturers and enlace lac.
t Mums trill be promote.' accardbm to Man aakmas
• •
W JACKSOI4 & bUri of the late &at
Ja14:4 1. 41%,1 t 2= 4 1 1 801.4 Graf* and Fowler
constantly' on hate may variety et ent N ere T ad=
Abet a... maat 11.1ligna» German Myer Beaten Whets
MPH&
tale
L=E=D=l
ILONOAN, LBWIS Ir. BARTOW, N 0.161
WWl= Stivet.—A mat ♦ of PALPEE Ilbr Boot•
Statlo . ne7 . . rrintan,.
, Bookbindus, Mantarger.
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
_A w UL,BORN a & CO., 54 Maiden Lane,
Et, ty w i gn ut.ty Ar.e.Lawatan arum
lipiritnal.Tektraph. •
THE organ'of modern Sputtun ISnI , Fourth
tW. evaamestre• In nay. It ebbteiro the W 1 144 ,1 n.
extant of Current nets andi f Wain w Spirivm
teeleuree. Pe.htlabed weekly at Der anus= 4.p,1 .11
ephitaal Books for spo by PAH RIDGE& BIIITTAN
342 Broadway. New York..
P. &—ecatalogue a Bphiboal Book, mkt en applig•
don. apleamdP
Comm, Fear and Fancy Goods. •
--L— William Tasker,
4 'PAM PLACE. NEW YORK, in v4e
iMis m ' emihßu "° 7 4 ,eil
isatirtito.Perttaurry: &am Mon
tage,. 14 sad Bead te, Pocket Books. Dram BEd.
land. Plea cad Beadle& Hoots and Bud. Watch Onarde.
araO. Ooral and Gnus Bead.. Necklaces. l.' lodla Balkan.
Cambs. Canes, dells and keys ira lt ryprikriOrr. ad.at i
and Piornl C l ' netreal a general awl ieal r kra sac/ of
Llit t h. th lZanahad ermtn grey 151
Cud :o r
A ft, 1r 4 1 , ,g4, r e
learaol:etad and pot P da he the beat
mUntW a r t
Plat,
so Part Plata, New York.
P. B.—Please cat Wit oat e 723-13.
_ . ;e. 'rounrrox--,..---s. t. atquarrox:---....x. LAM.
' . Excelsior C Factory. i
i rIINSTON, -BECT es CO., Full
- ' - 0,1 Ohteh Maker. corner of Rebecca Lod Ilehmmt.6,
. tem, Ottr. P., hrn on hand .ad are matminurinh
It ar, ateo
01,ani ..ri m ► m 1 n Ist ~... m- .-=., ar t .Ith
til 0,,,,,,,rk the b.t RgatittVe r =," til
Re attended too. che mon. reasonshlo term.
feel conlideot . thet all who tow tenor them with their
F ATPitalghta l lut:lte: d gair d ' of their " k "
pus the Illee
toe7 emery Ito m.mitee &minx the der. ~....'h P.
• R. ItrXWALITI
• /ETNA GLASS WORKS
WK. DAVIDSON & CO.,
mLNIJFACTITRERS and dealers in Via&
o llottls, sad all kindoof Orem and rust Glarevrarp,
• M i rk i g h 2M,..laskr gut
PITTSBURGH COACR.PACTORY.
~........." ....,.... evargors —.........a so. Aug*,
BIGELOW & CO.,
mom.. to R. M. Bigelow,
•
MX "
DL o
ND 48,
AL _
LRI. gglig_
.
near Wand et.
• , -Pittsburgh, Penna. ' 1
COACIIES, CARRIAGES, PIIATONS,
b t
Il t gipe i t Atz t cm / Arlption u ol Taney Vehl t elge
. 6: 2 7:l i telM zl=T hi of h ea lth, AV' :I="tiZu . ,l‘34;
:. FII- A Wernrc warrentrt. . wog
• WM. A. LELWIN'S
REAL ESTATE OFFICE, No. 87 Frotit
ftmet. dooi from 211ark14; Dealer to Cham
p .u 2 701...., Phi 1.3 n. to. .(foal IROPerit bOoaht and acrid.
_LEATUR %
FRIT4 LIENDR E Y a CO.
No. 1,13 North - THIRD Street, PRIL4' DA
UOROCCO MANOF .I.?l,7lTReFetl94sol,lllli
gir ir il=d o K SOLE LEATIV.4 7
44
Cart!Un Oil Clotha and Matting*.
Jvatit93llM23
ARE now receiving 1 . 14,, , and fh . oile m ar o ;
terns. hrnal.tlnQ of
:• Italarsl3l= T ibree Pll.
Meet Twwwy.nwrw...
• • • Boyer and lane Jer lU e , . •
plain saan;
Together with every deenlpilon or limp, Oithin. Ann
1 77i01L LOTUS,
Prom ato St het vri.de r all qualities audileea - •
AI& Table MK/lathe boa' .4 green Oil tbad..i bull'
ang lawn Holland Window Shahan Plano and Table Cori
era Ham Hats, Draggeta Coma and Canton Matting 4
Stole Rode. Teruhisa: Blinds, in., all of wilds will be cH
raw tithe lowtstossh gebies. • =MS
• -
• r Boolealui Job Printing.
IFORN SEIRYOOK, It - aving recently re.
=oval his Job Printlog Ones to 1121ifth 'Meet above
mithilloki. Gazette Building, 'would reepectfolly solicit
the patronape of merchmata, rosatiflotmers mid other*.
and. twins provided pith steam rower and Impalas book;
Job and Ina • Mem" A. L enabled to execute overt d.
scription or book • sad marontlla job print tog imms
=LW eaud vary moderate prima
Alp,agose7 kr the We orn snowier article of bin
der's and box. maker's stray ho.rdo. lifts rem= Book
rarest. 24538. on hand and tor isle; milt
• HOPPE:aI PATENT PLANE.
,THN andersigil• 1 1 1=1
,t 0.4
Irw..,gauna his An ' Leland lel oable - genr..!
All who Mae tried It pronouncs It it. minable Its,
vettitt. punt aget roma Into small me. The fol,
frog i mettleal 1.1k1t131421 ere but Mow:sem ;
=inters Mr tee his Modred lloocurmendlite
rase shire !Mothers In uert
Plentennit Brim' Casolir lemon.)
'Wet hem*. elertify. that' dining thi n %t twelve maths
-mauve Wed Hon.'s Patent Plena Mod° lot NOWA,
'toreammenottfo Clebine i t- n klakers w intd Idergentenresat
jrriePt!or Lttliu co, 4:47 - ,W . Minairl Tarts
nerd wood. and du. Walther Irengirg it IA Ihr markt to
Mould mete of wireping, Insides brhet • gitedourieg of
Wm.
t On n
liMbony =
d otf Plea% will Ammon
sag otbn p RYAS *OO lane or method
Um. • : 11. .
do Linen, Loh• - • '
Jitr-i hers examined Homes Parent Bench
Mane. sad !eases It to Its most usellent artio'efor the
foot du nhioli 1. ba...1.1. es s.toultdrudion a plane
! ree d rernenoil=r. ttitll l Vlt p.'"o4`
11120 UT' BO dente, whenits propertles IMODIDN
koawn, but SIAM ealtlrely etuneuede the
~ittut our maxi Warty= custom. •
sat regetfung reeconinget It to ell engirt
in. the Cabinet. telidneeg es then nty ledge • It.
there it witting at veil fated to Wow • smooth and to
SAM to seinen es Mallows, Patent Beneb Plane.
• 111[114 W. WOOVIIISJ.
Vornlture Wellwroms, 97 0 iti 41
Thlre Ihtteliorgh.
eft fer,rwory
of tMs 117..16.6. • .
=ION. dtT. limp mole Agent Isr us.
sou of Danes, or of itghte to lllllitaktlfte .1.114 ski amok
• W.lt. O. I,PFEII..
ifittebuto. Xenia 21,13116.
_
- Janes Irwin - 84 Co.,
MANUFAOTURERS OF
-vIIL P URIC ACID; Sulphuric Ether; •
a l cUlteric retie Adt
Mos Asnoadan d ryr N de;
myll ly
lityvairsit
WK. NeCtrICHBON L
-NV 1 - 1014.ESA.LE OROCERS,
Fudge Mid Commluign lerckanb,
• AND' DALLE6B
Pittstromb ManuLictaueltArticles,
I'alto. 219 Libaly Itred, corner of- Loin,
: lTlTlUnratin. PA.
'Sao; Y. /was—.
:JONES Cobbille aL °MT'
wgoLzsAla oßobEss
/ND
BOAT FORNISHBBS;
Ix
Produce andnr iali nugh Lutufactares,
No. 141 Water Street,
' The Yew;li Lithe.. ' 'esthete.
14o; 38 West TA. an st.; N. Y.
Psercursza-Iter.lllMay DA A W ARO end Mn . WARD.
d tryncor.SMAoDOlt IRVING. IJo It, and -
Iter. 0.714 nEILING PLUJILICY.
TA. Academie mer ALM ArsL and 112114 MA lein.--
THEINSTIT TE employs Profeaaara of
r = la ail Ita n.po....tui, r of
Deeming, sad of the Idefers
it Aso proyfien a Itellealmtteee ear dm mem !peke
timunmcneer edmagiton. The french lanemnan ts SU a. ,
leMedve timmentof Slur institute ant la tamentwlth we
I=lleneame. -
1...- VltrAßeetmar the lIMIIIIda *in be ed.
Of the Inmjnena
tett . liet artheteattee I' and also the Dian ar
o
-and of study. mar be in. by talllai on
day a Co. Wood amt. etersbursig
ynAtleh a Cs. do . CO
' J: IL Kellet t - do ' dx I .
-. , li i kl D l=6" ,. .lo it. d olt , .'inaitiatd•
ROBERT H. PATTERSON'S
LIVELY AN]) EuiL:
8.4.41 BLS,
Grim Disrunwi area and cs
• ! ! . :441.-tt ' PITTECBMW/LPA.
_•:=FILVALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and
y Plan. IliLmnd and Decosatinam Hats ,
• No. 54 Wced armee, nttotargh.
• Mgait odebearA4 alsaubotsmia. lbws. Deli.
'Kama a 00. 2 of Pia* 10b343
. ... HANKING 4 .HOUSES
.
,TO EN ZHOGG: Maw io a~;
..:. 15 " tr. ALIMIHANY at :.
.- Irrn OM.
'41 401a34).. Pomo'
. _
~_ _
___.,. ina.ohatta birot, , ,out
'.`ii,i_.,p+Wran=, .....d. t-rhAPlrtt
.
%Mita, Nelms tad crew oak= ealet.
Pargilipiedima
. .
E=lMiliil
! : 1.)1Ei , E, -. ' s ,', DAILY . ....PITTSBURGH - GAZETTE.
CAM" -- 77 ------7-.-- --- -- -----, I • S. CUTHBERT & SON,
S. A- A.. P. ' , MORRISON Attor
mils at Law OM. Ha 143 p m .th .u.,,,' b.t....” 1 - 2.EtNERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for
... 14 9 fideminc. Pittsburgh. & - "...24 - 1 L.B thee/de and poishase of Rad Estate, Collection or
L--,- -, ~_.- -- .. __ - -
.!.. No
izi,litid.., Attorney at Law, "Balte- 140 TT31.1 St... Pittoblli,. 3 'a. 3... ly
NW Alle7.
./..1,2" Michigan General Commission and "Celiac-II OREM` , E. PHILLIPS, Attorne y at Law , bon Agency Office, r
LEL EL Lou' .. Ito.
Mercantile and another Money dolma, in Michigan
1.2 OBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law— .0 ..1,...5.t,5tm...,,1e , , , 0t50,0t...a0 rkn.,,etor mroon.,
w a. Ginner of Mb arid Oracct streete,oppoidte cb.,co u rt 1 t=ot li i ii r t 2 .. ,., l'nfia . r . ...9. gale or lam' E.t.a, and
ILitow mum Pitubaren. n3r9A-ezz , ' PELTIER ANDERSON, Detrott, Allehiran.
_________
I 114irencra in PittstorrpA—Mans. Kramer .1k Rehm, Dank-
EAMES J. KUIIN, Attorney at Law, office ~•,, . lot. a co., o.wtto
Mt Loran Stewnre ago.,
49, Fourth arra. Leer Grant, Pitutuaws. . Jalk-dl2 Merchants. .
Wmrso—Two Attendee or main.. from respectable
- Instemons COMnahles.
131,14-1.13 d
USTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent,
stmterchandi and 11111 Broker, &oe No. in
earth above Wood. Bustriese promptly attended
to. tynidly
; 1 ANIIIEL L. MAR HELL, Secretary Citi
to sen's Irushractos Com 7, 94 Water street.
pM. GORDON, rotary Western Ineu
i.
. rim. Co. 92 Water a L
...
---
j 0 ARDIN ER COFFIN, Agent for Franklin
ra 1%71 I° ' u tT.' x ' °'''''''r, with-ma =tw of wool
ASPER• E. BRADY, Attorney at Law s
t/P No. Be Plash newt, Pittsbarzh.
BANKERS AND BROKERS
• 14 . 3 XaafaJIONLED LAZY --MUM= MUM,
}KRAMER RASA Bankers and Ex
°runs. Broken. NIT and mall Oold wad Sliver and
Natal, nagottata loans fa, Baal Notate or Stook Sam-
T a i ndVesT h ßur Pr Va
done nude on all polots In the onion. .Haeo owner of
'Third ad Wood aboota. dltaoalf Medea tho St. Marla.
Hotel. an7
WILKINS & 0 E.,
0WC.0110841 To 4. W1L11.3
BANKERS & EXCHANGE BIWEECES,
N 0, 7 . 1, FOURTH SIRES]: 1 . 1711411521011.
N the numerous suspensions of Bankers
TN
and *ohm tt tbe mantel, damns lust
:moatLienthat In eymort .erany Instance
their trot , out of • departure from their
legitimate taninnes, and an therefore takertmeension to ae.
1111111 the PII6IIII, In adtaroade, that no apeeniatlons In 'lan.
Ty atoolok^ or other • outside operations' stoat tempt en
from the strict and legitimate, line of our Inning's, belle,
lag that In aroiding all such InTestmemtn, rrs elan not
only he better able to 'erre our euetoomen am:lesson, their
Welty, bat that In adopting such • mute we shah 'ny
mph, our own ultimate benefit. fee WILKINS t 00.
I.OIII,NAN &CO Bankers and Exchange
- Broke., Nn.DS WorLtrech cornerofDlarnond Alley,
burgh, P.
AWEny andsell Dank Normand loin . Discount Time
- ixenange, and Pr.:henr Neter make Collections In all
the pricateal of the -Union; Bombs Depoidte on call
and on Interest, and give their prompt Lhasa...a teal! oth
er matters appertaining ton Broker', broilers.
113.1,eatern Exchange lenetantly for Ede. jah2S-ly
WUTIMAII L1AX1LL.....—.1,111. IL WO.
AT OWP & Co. Sucpessors to
uss. s , Immure A. Co., [tankers, lisetrange Broker, and
Ft. l 4M UM Domestic lixbange, Certifs.*. of
Dupoalt, ioe.
Dank Neice,and Specie—N. W corner of Wood and
Th.W sheet. Current Stoney received on Depoelt. Sight
Chocks forsal.and collectlens made on nearly all remote
pal_pnlnte of the Welted States.
The blitheet premium veld fey Foreign and American
COM. • .
Athanem made an coaalgnments of Pralot, shipped
out. on liberal tains.
TL 11.TELLIMCIL -.. ...I. 0. IeVAT.
IL WILLIAMS &. ed., Bankers and
lteehange 1te01 ... North Ea' at corner or Weal and
IRV etro th. =t a
on liberal teMna, and mil.otf."..
Promelly attended to. l eL9-1 7
HOLMES & NSON, Dealers in Poreig.n
u : and DOmeatio 11111. of Reehanke.oertddLates of De.
Mh. llank Note, and Spode. :al. 69 Market street, Pitt.
thvoneho the U
airCo lle nited ctione
Statemadd,. eon all th e prtnoined dtle•
nt
BOOKSELLERS &C.
JL. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, Na
• 7B Fourth -8 tree; Apalla 11811818 g.
I OIIN S. DAVISON, Bookeeller and Sta
.." [toner, mootartoi to Davitou t Arnow, No. e Market
street, omor fourth. Pittsburgh, P.
. 1 R a. Y S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and
leatkknte.. Na 82 Market anat. near
CO., Bookedlets and Stationers,
co. 55 Wood street, next door to the corn, or Thhi.
Pa. &boot and law books orourtantly on band.
--
ATWELL, LEE & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Produce & Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
PITTSBURGE MANUFACTURES,
No. S Wood It., between Water and Front Et
Eels PITTSBURG IL
(late of the firm of King & Moorhead,)
COMMISSION DERCLIANT,
AND
DEALER IN PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
No. 76 Water street - , below Market,
spl9 PITMIIIIRGIL N A
C. A HMIS
IftrsszY
PORK PACKERS,
Wholesale Dealers in Proclaims,
GENERAL COMMISSION 11IEROHANTS,
LaiEsrr STKEEZ
Caramerd • -
marl
REMOVAL—Sorin ger ElarbaugO 'LE Co.,
have removed to No. 24 Liberty Mreet.
etaraensaaueoa.
( 1 „; PRI NIGER ITARBA UOll h CO., (Suwon
-10 mono tr 5. Ilarlal3,oo Corovolnlost awl forwanling
Merehmtc Donlon ha Wool imd Produce general y,
Zo Liberty street. Pittabor.h. P. oP4
A. A. HARDY,
coloussY677,M
Agent of the Madison and Indianapolis
RAILROAD,
No. 88 Water et., Pittsburgh, Pa.
.1429-17 d
w. v. royal..
. ........
J. W. BUTLER & CO.,
ttORWARDING 4. COMMISSION BIER
CHANTS sad Dealeniln ill ktodser Mita burgh M.-
axed /alleles. Lein Pipe ood Bhoet Load. No. 17 Mot
Street. Pictsborgh. .ww.ra,b4
For
-1%
A. ]'BANE, Commission and For
sorardlag Merchants, &Wen In Weal an 4 Produce
ne 7: saso, Pittsburgh Manufactures., No. 114, Snend
a Pltterurith a r ,n4 ran
~ • ROBISON & CO., Wholesale ()twerp,
I s - Lynda. peak., and Conua
-- lso -- lon lletchants t No.
tenet. Pittsburgh. WO
FgACER & ANTELO, General ectriunis
o. Iderobsoti. Philad•lphls. Llbersl sansarm
ook onouttgorsento of Prod's*, snaterally. o•Thr
B. CANFIFJ,D, late oflirneren,
I ... w aT r e w iez t e gl
Peal su4 , Wadarn Prodwa t.
Intvrent emlttifield wad Wood. littaboritta.
IMMO L1C111 , e 0 ar .. ....6 47i. ........11ta1t1.111 LIMA, Jlll.
UM.
rt.' CO., Wholesale o=s,
Pi l taush llanuteet lo
um. No. 112 . Swan %Ulla
GMES& WAREHOUSE.- HENRY H.
0022128, forotodbit sad Coomfooloo Monedoud.sod
Dosho ha Macon, Botokr__.l42o_lrido Pi . doodoar
26 Wood drat% above Wstor, Mobm2b 01
t . ' 1 I".. porter an. I 'ol 4 ar
In French and AM.:HEIM Wad ftmer. No. 66 Mutat
Wilma =ld sad Youth M.le Masan:rick.
MoCLINTOCK, Importer and WbOre
eat nod Ratall Denier Is CorpoNns, 11, orr 011
at. sot Masao Owns, W Wow: nod*/
Stoma bog lap. No, 112 Marko dooot.
a. ...sums ea, mess= as—a. a imam Ron r, ii**.
4A. VA ON CO., Wholesale/Ind Retail
Nolen R 1 int'. sad MO* !N T Cienaa, TM.
URPHY E BURCHFIELD, WhOlesSi3
sal B.tall Pr 7 Gicoto Mu2aaL, sormsriesrtisr4
Wallace L Gardiner,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IA
Flour, Provisions and Protium, Ormeriiii,
amiss uscrarr sr. Ha%) r
_ i
AGALEY, COBORA . k
CO., k bok-
Ay a& 6rmeri, ]l ar.4 7o Wo,d ADA, ItOoluerzia.
spOly
AOALEY WOODWARD &.• W bVta
nw rimprof strirt. 1114.44041 ,
_ -
DICLIT ..-1654%Pf
(J.
semi DICKEY &
a nrisdas=tland liht v rt ker iysograk ,
"
Joinr nem-
WIN FLOYD s CO., Wholsxali DiorArs
~~[ t n.
ComusimiceMach= tii,X*.ll3 Wsadand 2:11L Ute
littabariet, 916
gERT MWRE, Wholesale Groom Re a
tifilag DIALBer. Dnater lat-Prods." PittOmnell
u4l kind. of =, -‘l4 boarocieWbus sod
" %c .14 2=cr.g11.1.. a i d= lar i sree
aokl lor cm&
wax o.
A'GILLS & ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
Oamadoullena Kenhant.. N 0.124 liberty larwir our
•
WILLTrit:C3I 'CLURO, tirocerand
v v Tss lade, eras, of Wood sal (Szth '
tbw
• baw *ego saaresosot of_olalos issp—ramidia d•
Trolls sad Was. rnlo sal
Oster sar 0 lb* lowest trm..
RI %BERT - DALAE
1 VA .1.2,1 & Who inyprc lesal•
"'l"'lW4't'"l.
CULBERTSON, Wholesale urocer and
omeatasso Mattbant, Dealer In Produce and Pitt.
ataanfietue4 Ankles, laa Warty atreet.‘ Pitte.
bATIV remixes— . irruum a.. &errs
MCANDLaSXEANS a co.. '("Pee*
sorA to Wick A i allgtadless.) Wholesale
tea InsisCIJAN, Cotton Tan% sad Pt I.
Amin et Wccd and If s*Ar CAL
-411
Bide Oil and Leather Store.
D.. KEREPATRICK.
No. 21.Setith Third Street,
Between Market and Chestnut ste:,
LVI:OR SALE SPANISH JELIDES,I Dr
.1 Green Salted Patna Kp.. Tanners' Oil. 're ue rs
• min aids i 're = l .9ll7 4 neTotrTn i nitt. ' 4lil
the highest market pries will be Mr. In swab. or Jeken t in
carbankk for B Leiattitr Mond free of Mimeo ant:
mkt on, orinmimion, mh Z 1 4J:I
ILL IL TALCOTT 2 CO., (sucoosaois
T. Nottaalylr..) • Illfgandadoroao of all alb& o
01,11656113._ sad dealers la fatooftod oad
awn. Fla*? Oaabh Na OY Wood .aalof, corm of Fowl •
nano &nil
miAeta
tW surionn.
o.:d. ar g e closing out their on-
Pl 7 - i i rn =To" 6'wm:''s,'"h• 441'u'
g=e4 phyu,taralreach - traitaini
ratrac=NL"lliVeria, pp kr Ilar i
d=tib =raga' AEI : * rth. I " ".
BUSINESS CARDS
ATTORNEYS.
COMMISSION &C.
HENRY 8. Mir
PlerSßUliali. PA.
DRY GOODS.
GROCERS.
AGENCIES
PA. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mn
. tual Maul.* 03mDokar. 42 Md.. stirot
MUSIC, &C.
O.IIN H. HILLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes,
Made and 2disical instrument& &boot 8004 sad
tstiOool7. 801 e agent for Chlokerfnen Plano Volley for
Wilotern Peatrylvards—No. 91 Wood root.
•
HENRY •KLEBER, Dealer in Music, Mu
- Meal Instrument; ked Importer a Milan fitrfnia , ..
agrnt fbr Nun.. A Clark'. grand and Puma h..,
with
m Woman's Ankara Attachment. Mao for Danhaan'a
Mu
DRUGGISTS.
77 OLIN HAFT, Jr., (successor to Jag. M'auf
-1.3-,) Wholesale and Retail Drundlst. and Dealer In
luta, 011., Dyestuff., A0.,141 Wood Meet 3 done below
Mr:
m AX4,..PI . ttatiorah. Anent 111 3, 111 r.
diOllN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
Dena. Pahate, Oil., Fatalaties and Dye Ruffs, No. WI
rty dn.; Pittehurati.
All orders vlll receive prompt attention.
/fir Anent for Schenek's Polnitorele Hyrum. or., 24-ly
A FAIINESTOCK & CO., Wholesale
• Drittilits. and manufacturers ofl7l'hlte Lead.R.d
and Labarge, oorner Wood and Front Wrests, PM.
'burgh. niebT
13E. SELLERS, Whelesale Dealer in
o, 7 Zig%a t. tA i D u y te , T w arubdi t tizAug...,
ker.
ramina m " 13:14 . ID!
01:010 113=12.
liptRACfN REITER, Wholesale & Retail
Ali ta =irite. 2 rarber or Liberty aaa at. ebb Amer&
I SCUOCINM AKER & CO., - Wholesale
V • Drusegloto. No. 71. Wood ittroet., Ptttoburgb.
JO , SEPII FLEI
Cn.. earner T i NG, Successor
. t , o 4 l 7, Wilcox
Nolloto ..
d Ono Cho
pa= tavegt, earetoll/ oompouodM on
haws.jattly
MANUFACTURING.
• • Md 011.4
WILLIAM BARNACLE it CO..
61 Penn et., below 3larburyPittsburgh.
iIIOILER MAKERS and 'SHEET-IRON
WORKERS. Tholotteturersor BarohlWo Psteett
sw.Chltromm Vire Bed Ste= 114... C0n
d..... Salt Plow, Smsw Pans, Inn Yalrl• or Boats
etc. Alna, ElarEettEtts' Work. Bride. and Inano,
co. Repairing due oo the ahortoot meta.. 30.1,d.
LW. WOODWKLL, Wholesale and Retail
?Sanas..hoar .0, Niger ta Cabinet Ware, No. SE
!arse!.
OLIN WETLIERELL, Manufacturer of
WI PATENT X VIC EOM BOX
.ad BRAZED SO X VIC ES - f
or o f
f kar
of Anderson idid Bob.
Imola streets, One square from the Eland !treat Haidne
leshinty CBE.
,rsingdell
Hats and Caps.
• WILSON & SON keep constantly on
t . band ever 7 deeeription and vv•etf Hata and
pa, both wholesale and retail Thor deelring a neat
haninhable Hat or am, Rood and cheap, would veU to
give us seal before ptunlisslng elsewhere. rinllttf
SOUS D. WOOED.
111" CORD & CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL YASILIONAHLS
HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS.
AND DEALER/ITN ALL KINDS OP YORE.
CER.V&H OF WOOD AND FIFTH STAMM, -
Pittsburgh, Pa.
sat. Their Work embrace ...a-, quality saoratyleat Hata
&ad On., Huff A s, 80... Cud. awl Par Barmata.
_awe-1,4=1
3. .1.4X111. 001.41-TO.
Livingstory Roggen & Co.
NOVELTY WORh.S, P/TTSBURGII, PA.
TRACK and Deroot Raßroagi S tles , flny,
Oattlo and titian do: Platlimn mod Counter do 4 Dom
Loots at sit Awss, Patin. Dropman: numb LAtellea.
1111/10 of varinns kindin Paint 11111. approved pattern.
riilnkt and Yaganalop; .Ilailaablo Iron Castlaila of Ovary a.
ot, hatorin and nolata • at!
W. W. WALLACE,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
AU. LLeTt9 den; opponta 35a44A4d4 tree.
PITTSBURUIL
lONUhLENTS, Tombs, Grave Stone.,
IT" garniture Top Mantele. Itopoolon Stoop.. as, al.
trays on Lend, wed nooln to order. My warblasty, at the
lowest mines. Three l'uoir.l nrhonal and selected de
stnns
for Motezreents. hetet Illeek .pd Slab Mar
harnishod to the Trade at the loweetortoee. AL orlon
1111.1 with deolostob et 319 Liberty ttanet..
an= W. W. W•LIA011.
.
Penn Cotton Kills, Pittsburgh.
ENNEDY, CIIILDS & CO., Manufao
IX turns of—
Pfl3ll A No. I heart S-4 Shratlagr. '
CatTettlhalo of on adore and ehades
T hn ' ard . in
.• Plough Lime atid Poet OonL
to°roll eh. awl deecripUnt,
Batting.
♦ tellPt r iQltget. h lr i dlVeeTtee t = I'l4'olllf
LOUIS 130)1AEFER.
Attorney at Law, and Eastern Collector
OlfiJ
litark.Visy.,llulnaws, rarras,Golupialar.,llleaVY,
CAM% 11!UnnIt. Port4P.Tn.b.ll
*WIiTUM,
li.[ K .t*(l, i;
M. lum.n I f snot I
Widllul Cluam.
lissn76,4
lifncre. r, w. Pr. P.a. , 1
i'Vtat.ro,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
W () SALE: AN ft f3KTAJI.,
:lAMBS SOBS. % , "-j MAAR% ruLO F, J Whin
sts. chip, bp, fvnii Wsrin4 Unsan,
stnil4 inorsonteift assitstvos frast4s 110.4 44ia
1.0111 , 115, tbst 1.. Ess W04.4.4..4 3.itvra.sr /16,4 tkuessnr
ac ad. la fat ssruntits. v! Clot An 4 sti menr won
In Ms endleas •
Iles ArtinfisrinilonAlp 44 Sat barna Woo - A.1 , 1n s todt
I. 4,4.7,4.4 i•Ol. ow.}
Lai say ssillsrs artsaaftsal Staisti 4 sr , isiss. Pap
Plan. opiar ion*. ynsn, 4 3,ine on no .0 •4 Is
taw wk...." sets etlost
aria
onn tisn
fassuistaartst af ( tissalscs, aNy .1 0
I.owe ssal , Isena sue, ingnse4
Elni Mel amber.... "101;6' .4
PAlN'l'k i . I it4 s. ,
JOS /.8 4 1 1kiri g Ad'eteti,.
akt4 9. 4 ViV4 g iteag'..l.)
etritn , toll:aptly 40.441,444
1111...4~ •••••01.4 M. • 'I. .lefi , ,N
arntlii••
mom vomitY;
Of Utile'', Horrop Ea,
WlLE.',PUtitill44_ cam InArifroeu of 1,4 tibloti
E V, pti:fat i rt;:e 0,8.4 kietcco,cts,
?MI siti tiiiswoit:•4,ol ;1 4 4 . 1F.M$ a
84100510474. si r ilaq a• HMO h.*
Woking FLwo.
oV,I 1148Ie 144 ffi4 , l (.4 1414 M
llf 4 I %II / 1 , 011 Pr/ Y
MASTLE KITU 111 Z oltAl gli,
mu,. War', Wagaw Maw, /A.O low, gad /tuna,
Its tittllti, flows uci flow Nati,
Mill awl MouthisieryAting# 11.4ttolmlly,
ALA OA; •a 4 WA7rk YlYitt e 4 ail
lILOS k IVAILB UN 11Tf BENT BkANIOI,
Shovels,. Spades, Picks, act„
All Ar AMA CO twirlidl at IMlNRlallitf•fl
1111,11 P
SCOTT, Deritiat, tl/ otttaSt,
ty. 4nerni weat If AAA Mae Mal of ...
t... 6 O.
All .tifir Imputed.
Barlowv's Indigo Blue.
BA"
R 4 141/I(10 SLUE i,nw won
..tatllarb.l V" se the se.t ppd. eaf..4 eir mgr
Int 431c4b.. It taantlrely few Irani sem of pp nand I
fariertte h , the OPP mytt.t.a.
All flatm.lPMPra elm hap mat mod it will OOP !mph
.p. and ler trouble than 104/y , n.nl athp AAP
~t. Tbn great demand Zur it hes toptiahl, nut IlietO,g
if/SAWMILL flatteekeenersen4 Canaimpe lw ere
I,lisszahne iptttip . a._,wittfp sl_ ALP/lg . /I Ihr
}l l ll2 ' =l‘ l o.7:pZ Cix ' ff j 4t i ttireYpt i dTZ
from the Proem sad Drattsdirt• Pop 4.1 with, at primp
i'..41F27, VA
ci f;RIYInII
Frrom de.. with • lint rats apartment f
ohm he the Ilna. ktoreks.pm,Ybreklans and *l.a.
tame eitnpliPlat reatsmable ran.
Wll/TBICRORI, Arreig,
Ilitl3l.lPernid Phielphia.
.Intelligence Ornce,
NV. 2 NT. CLAIR. 111'17 ELT,
SERVANTS of all doneriptiona ouppliod
Prlratoo !koalas and note!, ate normal:ally aollottord
to oral! tberner.lrefor Lbw tadllttroo now roTarad. Past more
kora °Erred sa guarantor, for tutu , . Favors.
11.--CoVertlon• orontntir attrodod to.
04174 .1011. LEWIII.
0110 o& PENNA. RAILROAD--Wamted.
of Stook to marten an order.
WILKINS Iteig
Banker." and Coonteloation kook ['rattan. 11t\ tt
t A. BROWN, would moot respectlfilly In
V es,7`l.l.t..T . ," thintla h arr:lli t l ifttitTi h =
pieta aneirtr * ;ern.. Vsnitiao ItiOnda r e0n..., Pilate
ten ene made to order, to the beet le. wersanted award
to aor In the United Staten If M ode ato be nonoved
ietthma the aid of • mew driver. Ileetog i = . l, , .
stook, tool., sod wed of the Cabled •
Rawer k. MoChelland, 1 am k grlt=l . to ., foro with ialt .„ th+r al
costormere as Ind/ r•
_D•ti
I. their hen isomee, No. • Wood tneet,Pittaborg
soch26 J. A. DROWN.
AUNDRY BLUE—The attention of fatal
tk..nd was/lA.omm la Invited totkas
• ply Indigo dlam •
olm4 /w poo••••••ing Pmr.„1778
Th• lagandry Illp us -
1•il :rein or a oetimiolor tO
1:14 e n ord awl..T.7=lV i t h a r iMniat
15t7 . 14. : e 7rgfr It a l s •4lgo t o =lllA . ir:
r eti.thi. - `r• 'would J ' lalt • = r am!' . 1 . 11 4 V 414
r•IMMU.4. Tor Weer JUR Eu . sw o 4 . •
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PITTSBURG
. .
NEW YORK ADVERTISIMEMS.
vwcata BOLIELLT 'General Advartial PITTSBUR.GII GAZETTE.
.146 Broadway, Now Tork„ ( at. v., 1,8
:Won Mint.)
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 11, 185&
cur...Pendent* uf the N. Y. Tribune.
rare trziadulterated Brandie4, — The K. N. National Convention.
( snort Imo* m u enures. PHILAOLLPIILA, Thursday, June 7, 1855.—The
N th E o
h o wb f. t
to
o n th d ;
fß th orec i third
nitd:a
believe
„do : i o ta : y. 7 change.
beenl t is!
ail
notth the
o week hein oat .
root retnee from which it Utlerived. Sine.terttlus of that
wherercl Sum
dene. and .o o
clearly
ICyonzia and t i ten ido e ma c
a a f ra bol t y t e o Declaration f t
se
tad l u ts d et e da p tt e eh n ,,4; -
!Tian boy tarment to that dlatricrand tbe
United at t.v. at much advanced arises, and frequently .
perpo loan
ee of ',furies a fair raise termer product, a sass ; great objects and purposes of this eptablio and
of and gmwere lo Trona, htart. ..."'whp/Uh`d. with the great first principles of liberty. Nee does
the valwor shim:cent to the Milted States.
The marmot the ronsolidadon la the Central Society of 1 the South threaten to-day to knife a martwho
vimosrd propri e t or . of °Vane, under the general man. ,
be, the
tw a h n ee d r
.. n ou o rn t a cgi
p a t, rt at
clement and the direction of E. Itveldon, rresident,a Vim Ventures to aloud by the Supreme Court, which
lora The ossetr. new! numbers are hundred vineyard .
ri i; o 7: b r le l'i'd e; L in ""L' d:n : elgh n:th'i borhood :::*mofedoff % ha w ' I n td it enla C al O r n edi % s rmi ttihtantt - i tt S° p nla o ; : ethrY it a dt ii
34t
had i
n c R t 1 1 ; 17
s
under metal, hydaws, the entire growth of their bin.
l
d ' er " enn ."l4 .manar 4:4llr 7
yenta to_ the setscrea tend of the.oedelr. the , present earl. law. The representatives of the North are corn
leg nearer together, and the South begina to see
that nothing short of the restoration of the Mis
ft:rneitettir.t.f,.
to -*wort Compromise, and the bold pre-annuneia
n of Interest chimed be- ilea of that is in end of political action, can est
....wit:Ll' rl7:ert.o4"ban
treeo s s ll= w eltaxedt dindw o der., to turn the most effective part of the North, either
ggtribute nr cserresseasin Arm tauter to uphold the mem here or at the Presidentiol election. A few are
?tuorill'tehst=tfesi'ttk="eirlitsi re..
questioning whether it be not better and wiper
a do., Introduesdin the statutes (Filets 40) render. It to grant this and preserde the' North ; but the
:= l,l,! ZrMsttrgo b teg r atttl b ef i t. l otTl4l.ll7. !!
many are joined to their idols, and are still pos.
the flabiltly of &dentin blithers of their ehare;. 7 seated of theinsane idea of beating the Admin.
teentk.eraeir',,tigh.l4.'"oleurneemdat"hrropeithe U atoee hlted e hth e e t t ge ,'"` istration in its own choien field of subsyiviency
would noll4l the attention' en merthents, hotel keepers, to
CMand otherne vtataaeseew on hand, confident Sl •
) will more es,testd than without era. When the incensed and coarse Bouldin of Vie.
demur tha nada& tri v eisirtejeis the sandard ginia was fulminating , his after-dinnee assaults
" .1:7-trir" r a=stot' s. ewer ws,u,Sat y4l: upon Mastiaohnietts and its Senator, by name, I
- In the Council yesterday afternoon, and was''
nailed to urdet by an ludiana member, President
Barker set all parliamentary rule at defiance,
and proclaimed his intention to let the "heathen
rage" on the slavery question to their hearts'
content. 'But this morning be was of another
way of thinking. His allies made nothing by
their motion of yesterday--they got more than
they bargained for; so when Jesse Mann of New
Hampshire, having finished a strong, speech
against letting in the Louisiana Catholics, com
menced
a touch of Anti-Slavery doctrine, he was .I
promptly shut down by the President. The de
cision was promptly right now, but it was very
wrong yesterday.
Nearly every prominent member has a "plat
form" of his own which he thinks can alone 'pave
the party and the country. That of Albert Pike
of Arkansas Is modest enough. He proposes
that no Council shall discuss subjects that aro
distasteful to other Councils! Is Albert Qua
ker? What a set of dumb shows the meetings
would be under this rule! The discussion of
stkolicism would be tabooed es well as Slavery,
for both are equally obnoxious to the sensitive
"lords of the and wore Nippers of the most
holy Catholic Church of Louisiana.
In the place of the Louisiana delegation exclu
ded, are admitted the 'partial representation
(two men only) of another state council which
nbitlea by the Protestant test and excludes all
Catholics with religious faithfulness. All of the
Pennsylvania delegation, sasellov.Johnston to
ted with-the ultra South to override the Prete.-
tont test and admit the original Louisiana Dele
gates. At ono time the Council 'seemed.,to be
nearly evenly divided on th is question, tififf.the
Catholic delegation was near en admission, but
a strong sq,etteh , from Kermeth Raynor of North
Carenna against them carried the Issue.
ThO Southern members nearly monopolize the
speaking. It is difficult for a Northern man
who is suspected of being true to the North to
get the floor or to be heard respectfully and with
out interruption. Yesterday it was three to
one on the part of the South, and so it has
been to-day.
The dispute of the California delegates was
netted to-day without any words of consequence,
and at 2 o'clock the Council adjourned till 9 o'clock
to-morrow. Mott of the members attend the
grand American banquet given this evening 14
the Americans of this City.
The contestedasata are-now all settled, and to
morrow the Council may proceed to the election
of officers or the construction of a platform.
Everybody is better natured to day. Virginia
smiles even, and protests that it did not mean to.
be ill-mannered or ill natured yesterday. The'
' Missouri Compromise lino to the Pacific is more
talked of, and finds emu, favor South. -
PRltanlLPni seeds! plooten to tne Y. Tribune.
Tuureday, June 7—Noon.—
The South concussed loot night and the North do
the same to-night.
The Kansas debate was not allowed to go on
to day. The South had enough of it yesterday.
Pn.u.onstento„ Thursday, June, 7-1 P. M.
—The Louisiana delegation were excluded this
morning by a vote of 71 to 44. All the votes
in their favor were from the South. The North
and West and a part of the South went against
them. No movement has yet been made to
disturb the Alabama delegation, who stand upon
the same position as that of Louisiana in throw
ing out the. protestant test.
Jesse Mann of New "Hampshire undertook to
touch upon Slavery this morning, but was ruled
out of order and left in a passion. The North is I
wonderfully stiffened up by debate of yesterday.
It has brought out the right feeling whoreit was
supposed doughfaceism was universal. Connect-
tient, New Jersey and Michigan are coming up
to the mark nobly.
PRILADRIMAIA: THORODA T. June 7—Night.
The grand American Banquet to-night is a
Uulun-saving Pro-Slavery affair. Everybody
suspected of belonging North was omitted in
the arrangements for. speaking. Nearly all the
Maine, Maseaohusetle, Ohio, Indiana and Ver.
mont delegates absented themselves. They,had
no designs on the Union, and therefore don't
choose to waste breath in saving it.
Barker will not.be elected • President—rely on
that. He is altogether Incompetent, and. was
snubbed all around for hia.rulizqg at the meeting
this morning.
A live Jesuit is here--deopped 'down to-day
to look after his Know-Nothing friends.
Father Deland of Maryland, the head of his
Order, Preston King and Amos Tuck had acci.
dently Lapped In.
-P. • 4, HANGINGS,
arrklL.
THO S' FAYE & CO.,
25 3and257,Broadway, New York,
Dirsstly ollPoidte the Mr [tall &Park,
LIAL74 canstaatly ,and a full stook of
Ainerloan and Prench Paper flanging& lantern
Prints, Curtain Paean Bed Intern Statues.
Landseelesage., of wrier i t Some to n the tms.
Idenbanto laying to their stocks. ca boy from lint
hands, es we manabetare largely and import direct frill]
Frith Maeoheturare, for whom wears sole agent, to the
United Staten
Our retell deperbmt eprises the richest .tries nf
from m
Decorations. Special
did coliseimporta m of tion* [mule, when desdr.d.
ar eotentMn eemniPaper
Hempen @ant to MIT tart of the United S tate s . t
mb ic
io-3mr
1865. itl.LLungitirlBa7
Mrs. WM. SIMMONS,
661 Broarboay,..N.
i t 3 now prepared to ambit, and offers fo
sale to wholoaele sad MeV Buyers, at the lowest II
DP
e rash prim; the largest nod Met selected nark o
French, English and American billtinery and Straw Goo d
em owered am one establishment in this tits: eons I
'root wants, to her fernier importetimas. Meg here
Man Minted with Mei ate by the_relebrated French
millther iu tedamt . of Perla and Men rsuadro
tVir—Pritlel;Dantliieotiatently on band. Orden be
' l l 7/Zi t"ll r "6"4th.
BIZZ .781:Veh.
BagaerreoFe Materials, ite.
;i
Jtersaanloaro respect Mooned.* skosolAis advertise ,
Many lkennerr isUrcir towns. NTIIONY'S opera' Depot of Materials
for thalkterror&c i and (kr pictures on Amer and
Cataloguas on application.
Moods men to sant by
an
payabhp on derlivarr. hot
partioe with,whoen al• emaaputraced.
_most fa.
in
mow as to their ability top r ibr the Good. on arrival. or
remit with heir order annuals to cover aspernaco of trans.
Pommes. (o=4,:s. AIfeILONY.IIO6 Walesa?, N. Y.
New York Bag Bliumfactory.
jiAM, Flour , Feed n, Meal, Hominy,
Shot. auckwheat, Salk linano and all alb* kinds of
ruts made aisd pelf/Gni to OtaVY by mathinat7 wit do.
WM, Address. as MM. , . • •
17 "set *trod, Nne Tor*. I:77atav
WAX. SIMMONS, D XMATONS,
W holeouer in
STRAW GOODS AND '.IIILLINERY,
fe.7-3tur zze. DIZOADAA 7. N. T.
_BROM:tate
WiIOLESALE DRUGGISTS, CO.,
mew
Remermilled to Ro.ITO /Mum tf. mr. 9/11,
IMPORTING the leading Drugs from their
ofiglried Markel.% both in Europe and /kat bullea,and
, french and Crimulauta, Perfumery, Tooth,
Nall and their Brush., Hair Gloves and iltrapr, Paris end
Triune 1*.e.0. ants, ampe.-Le., &e, they ram them or
the nnetnemnable terms. thulme either tn penum, or by
.111 rerUleii their beet sttentkm. jel2-lime
ALDERMEN -
L Donaldson,. Alderman.
FFICE, corner of Penn and St. Clair eta.,
noon rittoM All =lr .. to the
i f Aro or
MISCELLANEOUS.
MIN T. BILRYOCK.
Book and Job Printer and Publisher.
No. N 2 rifth .th,t, anon Solthilikld, Gaunt. linll.l.ins..
LEOOK BINDER'S and Bp: Maker's Straw
Ikanin Wins" on ban4C, . BonksjPapan. nnd
- " mylo
Ptatlnnars.
Cider and Vine gar
VINEG ramie oxp y for family use
G T !•"•-‘!n:-.f. V{e . kle ite e tau
he sl mend that kiln boat use re d
le ,t tor
yews
from OW GiraPen. elual Wt
Import...
Old:nee', that will tear reducing one half
still be gond reteclinir %inciter%
The atteutioh et private laatilliee, hotel keepers acid the
country merohante in partleuler.. la directed b rile Thee
Ear.
Cider that will keep sweet until next Fall.
es
The above %Invts and elder warranted to Dem Terre
vented. chtip A. DALLOIC, lie Water • 14a lot et
_ _
ketch.tuta, kower Hooper Attiah-
meat.•
riI , HE most perfect nntohine in um:, wurran
effi":. I t w o d .n ,' h *".. oe ‘ rive m tg. " 11:Ilr '
or Herne. Ir/eA ownhieed 'IAA ' Fur ewe
enril M. R. h 14:4141•1 Wood et.
J.-R. MURPRY.
Wool Dealer and Continialion Merchant,
No. lan Prcro, Street,
017:(1211Rall. PEPNA.
No Xi IVZA et.. mud.* Xditaf Mt r.act•origc Dunk,
L 1 KEEN & 'SLACK Tt.As, compri.in g on
I tbe.dlastr grads. In sus. puss/lased dire% from
IMlrrirrr. a ,as of retook hboottoded, wanantsd
feuds and nfminerior 114.,1, trlii ...Id, 'pausal sad
mall. as Om I...esatt pries., 4.1144 IS. JA I !Au
.. _
Notice to Bioko lout other orporattono.
, legillr#ll"::;"sitlrcha }
ki it. gorroit —Ynii will [ doom.' pub (eh,
1474rE42ri1'
.krl
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t • oser, !Mr .4114•4054 le al.vor, inrrrporrli I ander err
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DIETAeLII ON TUI AFRICA.
Ynanue.—The Emperor lately said scan - log party In the Tuilleries, In answer to a remark
that a certain per►oo cherished Austrian Weise,
••Tell your friend to think better or It then, for
loan assure him that the Coil which now Wows
upon Austria le not [mumbler This aneudote
Is authentic.
111. Sported that General Canrobert it 'ohne*
to accept the commend of the carpe trannee of
fried him by the Emperor. Ile adherew to. hie
original request—to be allowed to fight at the
head of a elmple divlttion, The Monitor', announ
ova that the Growl Otose of the Legion of honor
hoe been conferred upon the Gummi.
tlemoaer.—A letter from ?lankier], of the
17th, in the Rhine Gasotte, says: "A now Au
..(elan note has just been deepotohed to the tier
'Men Iltotea declaring that ,Austria remains
faithful to the alliance of the IVesterit — Poirare,
'but the Cabinet of Mum has not given op the
hope of seeing peace re-established. It is said
that the queition of mobilization in again brought
forward In this despatch."
A letter from Vienna, of the 18th, in Vote'
Ululate of Berlin says: "The plenipotentiaries
hue resumed within thepast few days their con
ference. with 11117011 de Hess, oad It is said that
the subject under discussion has been the .route
withal the French troops are to take in order to 1
reach Auetria. it is thought in diplomatic, air
cies that. the Grand Duke of Baden would not
oppose the passage of tho Frunhittroope through
his territory; and they might then cross the Lake
of Constance and so arrive without difficulty in
the very heart of Austria. Baron de lipurque
nay had yesterday a long conference wIC count
Duel, In which the addreis of` the Poles at Paris
to the Ruiperor of the French was spoken of:—
Austria has not made any representation or com
plaint-on the subject, but the French governmetth
has taken the initiative and given each explana
tions an to completely deprive the publication of
that document in,the Moniteur of the character
of a demonstration against Austria.
Desnatur..—The Bntieh and French envoys
have received instructions to- coMmunicrite to
the Danish Cabinet that their governtnente can no
longer acknowledge the neutrality of Denmark,
but Insist In the moat serious manner on her de
claring openly as a friend or foe. 'Telegraphic,
amounts received from Stockholm state that the
ambassadors of the Western -Powen have pre
pentad a similar categorical demand, in theshape
of an ultimatum, to the Swedish government, in
consequence of which the militia (beveling) has
been ordered to be Mobilised. As every Swede
between the ages of 20 and 25 years is enrolled
In thehreering, and bound to serve, this arm of
the service numbers no less than 95,295 men,
to which nowt be added the tallith! of Gothland,
which hes its own local corps, au Hunting to
7620 men; en that the effect of the order for MO
bilizatioo will be to place upwards of 100,000
men under arms, in addition to the regular ar
my and the so-called Adam troops, numbiring
together 40,000 men.
Resets.—The St. Petersburg papers of the
10th inst. contain an Imperial manifesto, order.:
ing a fresh levy of troops on a more extensive
scale than tumid
At:wound from St Petersburg state that it was
not true that Count Nesselrode had resigned.._
A new Secretary of State, Count Tolento', , had
been appointed in the foreign department; but
this did not interfore with the Count
It is calculated it Berlin that-the addition to
tho Rumble army to be lmade under the laet
ukase will moat of about 260,900 Men. Twelve
is a thousand Is the ludo,: aid the area Includes
the most populous governments of tbe l ire'`- etk,
Lettere from Bt. Peterabmg, of May S:. a ammo that Oraestadt la declared In a studio!
siege. No one can henceforth enter the town
without a special permit front the Governor.
According to letters from St. Petereburgof the
Ilth, Russia has profited by the troubled of the
Chinese Empire to effect an easy extension of the
frontiers in Southern Siberia. Means have been
found to induce four Mongol Khans, longsubjeet
to China, to ask that their lands may be annexed
to the Russian Empire. The Mongolians in gees
tiodare miserable tribes, without agriculture,
arts, or even towns, and well understand that
they cannot hope to maintain' a - position.of inde
pendence.. Of course this request could not be
refused, and the Kttanates, late the possessions
of Chins, are now annexed to Czar's dominion.
SAILDISGA.—Tratre, May 22.—The Convent's
Suppression Bill has been finally voted in the
Senate by secret ballot. The votes were, 58 for,
42 against The result was received with great
applause by the galleries.
T/lalUßLii LerrilisOAXll is New ZIALAND.--
Private letters from Wellington, New Zealand,
dated February 12, give the details of the earth
quake at Wellington. .The first shock occurred
at 9 P. M., without any previous warning, sad
more or less injured every stone or brick build
ingin the town, hardly leavings single chimney
standing in the whole place. -
The branch of the Union Bank of Australia,
the gaol, and the government house suffered the
most. Although the alarm end destruction of
property were great, only one life pas lett The
ahockel continued at intervals for several days,
but none were so severe as the first.
Tatter AND ITS New ilmwr.—The journal
de Conatesntinopte publithes the imperial hew,
by which the Christian subjects of Sultan, hith
erto excluded by jealousy of. religion and race,
from the profession of arm!, are called to take
part in the military service of the empire. The
proclamation starts from the point that all the,
subjects of the Sultan are alike, and without ex
ception cared for by their sovereign. It is next
intimated, that measures are taking for consoli
dating the basil' of the Ottoman state for carry
ing out administrative reforms, and for giving
legal guarantees for the welfare of all.
areepatch from Lord Washes.
BEepak Sseseloroz, May 12
do myself the bonor : to acquaint yck'n. Lordship
that General de la Martoora, with a portion of
the Sardinian contingent, arrived off Balakiava
on the night of the Bth that., and he came up to
headquarters the following morning.
The very unfavorable state of the weather
since the Bth has prevented any material part of
the force being landed; and ithas been found
necessary to send the vessels that brought, it,
and which could not be got into harbor, to Ear
etch Bay, until it should moderate:
Five troops of the 12th Lancers landed on the
9th from Ilimalaya,which performed the voyage
from Alexandria to Balaklava in 94 hours.
The enemy made two serious tumults uponour
most advanced parallel of the right attack on the
night of the 9th, but were on each occasion moat
nobly niet and repulsed with considerable loss.
The arrangements of Colonel Trollope, who
had charge of, the right attack, and Lieutenant
Colonel Mundy, the field officer of -the treneheis,
were most judicious; and Captain Turner,.of
the Royal Fusileers, and Captain Jordan, of the
84th Regiment, are reported tq have done their
duty in the mosrgallant manner.
They opened,m powerful fire -on our trenches
on..t. he following night, and exposed their columns
tad heavy musketrylre from the troops on duty.
They did not, however, reach - the parepeta, nor,
indeed, come very near them.
Last night a very determined sortie wee made
upon the advance of our left attack. The enemy
moved forward in two - columns from the Woron
ioff road. Our advanced sentries having slowly
retired, the guard of the trenches was prepared
to receive them, and consequently drove them
back in . ' the moor determined manner. A few
Russians only got into the parallel, and five were
left dead close outside.
• The conduct of both afficere authmenwas
thimble, and it is with deep concern that I have
to report the death of captain Edwards, of the
.68th Poet, and that of fire men. '
I have sloe the pain of saying that the wound
ed amount to 80.
Owing to the great quantity of rain which has
fallen during the last few • days, the rervice in
the trenches has again been most arduous end'
severe upon our men, who deserve all praise for
their energy and untiring perseverance.
LAN.
GiNinAL Paids.9lll'll Piana.—The new
of campaign ineaid to - be of General Peliseier's
conception ; and from his known character it is
not too much to expect it will be something very
daring, ned more approaching what is termed the
gratukcoet•rs than any we have as yet witnessed
in the Crimea. It, is not probable that his plan
has been communicated to mink consequently
any idea as to its nature must be vague. it is
however, surmised that his intention is to make a
bold attempt to cut off the Russian army from
Sebastopol, drive it into the interior of the coun
try, and establish himself on the ground now.oo
- by them, to do what the Russians attempt;
ed to effect at Inkermann. But whatever tie the I
u6w plan of operations, it is certain that im
portant events are considered imminent at the
seat of war. General Pelissier will assuredly noel
remain idle and we may expect, from one day
to another . to hear of something decisive hav- I
lug taken place.
Too Now Now CAMPAIGN IN Tun C6tstaA. The
Paris correspondent of the Daily News writes:— I
I have theses to believe that the French govern_
meatis about, either officially or semi-officially,
to contradict the report that the recall of the ex- I
pedition to Kertch proceeded from a mis.tider
standing of a telegraphic deepateit. According
to information, which I have no.doubt to in the
math correct, a new plan of campaign, sugges
ted by General Pelissier and approved of by the
Emperor, renders the immediate occupation of
Kertch comparatively unimportant. Itie probe- ,
ble that at this very moment the allied armies!
are carrying into effect against the Simians a
'manceuvre similar to that which they attempted
against ns at Interment'. A general attack up
on their positions on the Tchernaya river Will
doubtless' be reported in a few days. The fol
lowing Is a closely approximative estimate of the
allied force now in the Crimea:--120,000
French, 30,000 , English. 15,000 Bardinlans, 35,
000 Turks, and 10,000 Egyptians— in all, 210,
000 men. It is considered that 80,000 men will
abundantly suffice to hold the trenches before!
, Seloatopol, land the remaining 180,000, besides
reintbreements, are likely to be employed during
the summer to scour the Crimea. The latest
government magnate state that the amount of
the Russian force in the Peninsula is much less
than has been supposed.
A despatch from Vienna states that General
Pellesler, on assuming the commantMe-chief of
the French army in the Crimea, announced that
an attack would soon be made; This declaration
was received with enthusiasm by the army.
LASIST AUSTRIA:I PIOPOArrION.—The Partin
correspondent of the Daily News, writing on
Wednesday, the 28d, says: 'The latest Atistrian
proposition for conditions of peace to be offered.
to Russia has been, as I am assured in an official
quarter, favorably received by thefrenoh govern
ment; but some -doubt le felt, or affected to be
felt, whether it wit be thouglite,qemily acceptable
in England. I understand that the,propooltion
what ever it may be, has been fpnraided to Lon
don this morning. When I soy that it has been
favorably reserved here, I mean that the govern
ment looks upon it mi a pledge of the co-oper
ation of Anstrio in the war. It is not,for a mo-
meat oupposed that the proposition will be ac
cepted by Muesli. Hoverer, diplomacy is hard
at work, and It is difficult, indeed, to say who ie .
moat likely to be deceived:"
A French private despatch, publinhod In the
Petrie of /last night, announces that, on_the
nights of the 22d and 23d of May, the French
carried by malt the entrenched Brissian vamp
near the Quarantine Bastion; which was defend
ed by the whole garrison of Sebastopol. , The
same despatch states that the expedition &phut
Kertch had spin sailed.
Tn. NEw Movotrown—A latter from Condon.
nople, in tho French journals, asp our Goner-
ale in the Crimea are about, by a bold taroks,
to complete the long elite. It is . generally be
lieved that a hattle will be-fought on the Tohir-
nsys, which may terminate in the Russians b&
Mg-out off - from Betrestopor on ;that Bide. The
Turks will advance from Eupotorie.
The German journals' have given; eome tables
which prove that the distance between the earth
and the sun increasing annual' by one then
'eaodth part of that distance, and they argue
from it that the increasing 'humidity of our sum
mers and the loss of fertility by the earth,is
be attributed solely to this clournstance.
In the wane of 6000 years from the prism*
time, they mum the distance will be so groat
that only an eighth part of 'the - wargethire now
enjoy from the elm will be communicated to the
earth, and it will then be covered :with eternal
Ice, in the same manner as we now lee the plena
of the north, where the elephant formerly lived,
and have neither spring nor autumn. i
No credit has hitherto been given to a tradi
tion of the ancient Egyptians and Chine" ac
cording to:which these people formerly emir the
sun's disc almost four times &Allergy as wenow
see it;". for they estimated the apparent diame
ter of the sun ea the double of what Nis Mal in
our diye.• If, however, we pay attendee to the
continued diminution of the apparentdiamiter
of the elm according to the beat otheervatleMi of
Niteroi oentariesore, most memos that thin:l
- were not mistaken in the estimates they
hue transinitted , to its.... I
Tax ov..c Rilr,--Ftonk the iseapriion
exwrineedwbein sidoling abtmbi
One Mr. Blivins, a correspondent of the Boa -
ton "Part," suggests that almost any vikety of
tree you may be pleased to image can be had on
short notice on application to the nurserymen.—
Blivins' inch) Jo said he wanted some nice trait
trees; so "he sat down and made out a list of
names that he nor . any one else ever heard of,
and sent to one of the 'famous nurseries' on the
next train. They came duly labeled with his
inventive names all on them." The deduction of
Blivins is, that there is a deal of humboggery in
the "fancy" trees and seed business.
Blivins' experience reminds us of the anecdote
told by the Rev. Sydney Smith. Lsdy Cubeba
had a great passion for the garden and the hot
house, and when she got hold of a celebrity like
the Reverend Sydney, was sure to dilate upon
her favorite subject. Her Geraniums, her Au-
Hanle, her Dahlias,. her Carnations, her Acacias,
her Lillie Regis,. her Ranunculus, her . Mary
golds, her Peonies, her Rhododendron procum
bens, Mossy Pompone.and Rose pubeasens, were
discussed with all the Rowers of hot house rhet
aria "My lady," asked the Reverend wit: "did
you -ever have a Psorissia Septennia "Ob. 7 0,
—a most- b-ea-u-tiful one. .I gave it to the
Archbishop of Canterbury. Dear manl—and it
came out so in the spring I"
The Paoriaals Septennis is the medical name
for the "seven year itch."—Albarw AMU.
PI
'axes or TUB NEOI3IIAKIK9 or Luc EN En
101P31.—The Paris correspondent of the National
Intelligencer earn ,
There is a growing uneasiness in this country
and a tear of trouble ahead. The war is affect
ing prices very unfavorably, and the necessaries
of life are becoming extravagantly . ,' deer. •Pro
visions are beyond anything known in former
years; vegetables and fruit equally so. Wine
(one of the necessaries in France) is at two and
three fold rates, owing to the. disease in the
vine. fi , msekeeping is more 'expensive - than in
the United Suttee; Faris Is dearer than London,
and the provincial eitiesare almost as high. All
over France the cry is up about high prices, which
are, on the average, fifty per cent higher than
before the war. Cattle and sheep are not raised
here as in other countries, owing to the division
and subdivision of estates. The fatten are so
Pros!! that the business of grazing on a large
scale is not carried on except in some few de
partments, and the supply of animal food in
but littlb more than 'bath' required for imme
diate use. The war tenses immence eiports far
the supply of the army in the Crimea, an it can
derive but little from the neighboring countries
and none from ,where they are fighting. This °
state of affairs bears heavily on the poor, and
will be attended with very , unfortunate results
should the harvest prove abort, but of which at
present there is fortunately no prespect. .
Marine Hospital Supplies:
CUSTOM MOUSE, Plltteburgh. i
f urreyeea "ate, May tht.h./86b.
( I .IEALED PROPOSALS will be received at .•
1,3 UM oMee uutil 12 o'clock of the 26th day of Jana for ....--
the aupplhe of the &fleeing stool" for Me me of the
quit nth. (Muted Stott :Merin floepital.tuar MU thy
tll the 50th day of Jame. 184 .
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Nt7=7l:l Vrtl a ti i ;lit 114 In XI
gpannUte II on the nonlettg, of the dtenert of the
apprevtal by the thirreyor.may be required.
Any oth Ueepltal
er &Melee that May be Imam', the contractor
t ha t frds& at the
to
toorket prices_ It Is estimated
tt the number of Detente to be moonedtrill •Veraire
.b""? day, to maw.. to which flute Rill es atoot
tettotOren and porno:Mato b• supplied.
Any
lop Inch
concerning Be contract will be giro.
on applicatlon at this odic,
JOHN 1 /ABTlNGB,l3errerorand Agent,
myZ) , •U. 8. Maxine EloopitaL
Card—Monday - Jane 4.
MURPHY & BURCHFIELD itifcirre their
mudemutes mid bikrom avnerally that they have
completed opening another Dine manalr of N.
Ladle. wanOng Dress poodle of amp - kbadNIII Mid or
mportmenit larae AND
PARABOLA otest uytes.
MANTILLAS AND of tiered deal:as.
Men and Boy.' .wear for , Saninier—Oar impartment of
these mode le=ably th
1. e !armed In the eltyms It leads:
P=Pluse 04 i:Leierdgus i" Prh . lte and worse
Counterpane Sheetlnom. An, de. 'ea
Important to Housekeepers and
Fruit Growers.
, ARTHUR'S
It.
Patent Air-Tight Self-Sealin g ,
CANS ANDIARS,
, Pb,- Preserving Fresh Few( and . [
Ve odalies. . t
OR sale at IN e. In Wood et., Ptttaburgh,
Pa •
at the Chine end Queemosere Ptoreof
trust
tteY, who le the only *gent In this city fee dieposing
of the above very eeefol sytiele. Poe a fall deecriptionof
these CANS, end the method of their nee, me Manley; to
be ho ofs show whore, ale. a complete and fell Mott
ram e a i, t l E nv i r s r t v i gir e
ted pa t = of al IL t p f , e, oi, f ax .
c'hotA limper, end ad gantry merchantg may be 0b.. -
tatted at lowprkot. m7eD•l7dkaT
CARD..
r,E undoKeiguel would incite attention to
the REAL AtEof Gen. tuitner, which be now
on for ash
_t Kest Liberty: About 12 amen of It front
LWMob .41 0 iit. the Railroad Station, and wtli
be sold In tote to snit mochvers. The 11 ANSION HOUSE
is aim convenient to the Sheila., cod la the finest moody
rendence In the volghborbood, waLL watered, end hmuti•
folly pituated: from ten to twenty twee will be cold with
the Mansion UMW*. may be requited. The residue o
the lands will be sow In lots of from live to ten a•me.
Thle property must I'. sold, VIC may coneequently go
very low. In remonzomullog It there Is no pirate later
•ste to serve, other than to sell It to the beet adnntage.
ke the ere 11 torn and those wishlog to pmemle a home in
tbe manttrry cannot End better opportunity. All this
tied M widdit.• Pm abate, walk of the•statkm. and
now the care run nearly every two hour, from it, In the
morning MI 'even In the emning. glvtog the bodome
man and mechanic! all the convenlence and comforts of
In the ci
oonntry
t Ilk enlist pluening their twdesTHOS. and OM] !lona
y.
my.tildwdAliteT trusiee.
anion 117 B.=
BLACK & mau.ozir,
TTORNLYS AT LAW, (Successors to
s,rr e Mellon.) Itakilrell's Boll4lnik Grant
cstnah.
,
/Fr undertalt• tha promimillota of anima. War
hollow" of Claims W. M n City. air22.3ladt•T
• Allegheny Ice.
PrHE subscriber bsvntgirovided a good
a_ sandy of PURR ICE,PrOPOOON hernial his ftmer
ans.ornerit and others ebb may fit lath with their pat ,
:ATtluough the insratner. at reasonable Wee. lee
fondo.d, /111 hetatorve, at the Federaistreet Sta
tion of the, 0. 9. Railroad too Lime residing in the clan. ltr of then:eel; aka, at the Depot of the.Penria. Railroad
Ito thoetrellostiar made In the vicinity of said road. to
opee on Rehema nowt. Residenca corner of Third et.
eel East Common. tellers easy oleo he len at the ofiloe
of this Fever. m79.1a1d.4mT .108. JOHNSTON.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. ss.
Saone Cover, Marna Isrator,l
- Harrisurg, Rey 22d,
•X T is ordered that wilts of error and anneals
from the several Counties molecules th e ;Vegan Dls
ct of the Supreme Court, Oat made returnable as
Milos& eeUl the fatties order of th le Court, and that all
vats heretofore Wad, and all sypealsharetofore flied and
now panther, shall be cousldered rearnetde upon the
il i. ag t, herementioned, vim
,Crweford,Warnm.ll6Esen, Jefteream and Elk—
cAle Wad 'today la_Cdober.
•
better Mercer, ilaremee, Valance tad Clarion
—Upon the fourth Monday in October:
Meet oniland, Anustralg.l dlena,Somerset and Cam.
has—ciTthelifth Woodsy 10 01 0, 4%0 the, kietaillT ma.
needled the loath Monday in
In hr ife ar ry tlit
la the Westmoreland Nano, •
Alletthalf—On the tot Monday after the return day
be the layette - Diarist, uhleb MU. for the Doane yew,
be the 2d Wonder of November.
.Clesee to . behaardfor tar
•
dßra e art Is fl '''''. i=onierrd tat bailee hereof Mon
the Zosilowetni and Iv tine dela marmots gradlaj
in the eiCasburgio, for aro maks.. • .
1 oat the above to be • Motet cosy !loin the min.
eta,
end I b 9 =T . O P =stlrairl " gu r r "7l- •
In alm. salvor. lam aataa aat:end ay.
float the asteroid Mart, ims 221 day of May, A, D.
1866. • • Wit. M.
(1. nadadad . • Prater Brooms Court
,‘ • Meehanks' Bank.- •
ITAmeetiajgof the Oonimiesioner s of said
Han bektim thetd bet. urea • „
That the entemribers to tballitoek of the hie
.llta:„Benk of iPittabargh: be, required to. j .,. ...
u e eq m or norno Dawn en each.su of the
ErbeVl br then. on or before the mum% clay tif.lese
nod.
Ferment min Omen= by &ode babe Etorhhokie,
ana to
hankoal Jot... Lot, Troutont. at t caw of a. J &
Os. Plttabernit ' -• , DAVID OnIIOLLL..
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- DINE AND OEDAIt WARE-SAMEL
11_ KROH.= ke .. .0..5t1f - 0n
mane of Wu. Tubealorre, Steam Oak Well,
Kitchen or Draw. warellna BOW* um., Dry
Hume& Cberry Mut Ikarel s . end all other
khzott i rre milts fin,. •
urtswubs, itoo &um Due/tete.
Wareaelow. Jimmie Wall. PA. street, littebarghP.-
'OR BALE-12Pouhtry Seats on the right
A: baud olds Of the Fourth 'trait Rood. IT‘ miles
grgi non* oats hoodoo:mot DMZ the sad most !mho/
kes*ms C:auld'- oro=croooblo rood tor
Artemis:. Tal
:ad oft
.00pentbrol
ofJoono adadal g of
Gra
ler silo 'Wager liortsuarh. Faoo Purpose *motor is
)". In tato es oder or. the held Iranian tho
mon) of Pit:taborer; or II will be add to lota to oar par. -
t ti w rtr will " P' .7.7 l gliTiltM r (lol.l3. Ts t.ortnn
- -
Pl= WINE' k BRANDIES of the ba et .
bands, farfardraal oarsmori. ham a s
mule
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SKFARM MR SAl&•,Contatning
1L713 masa sad 64 todg Ilia tut 7N[ of oast titular tha • s
wan alums a &nano onitablo tot a public beam a teak
tarn:. two atortabox• a hlatiyulsoToiratoclato6l bona%
Ortrgo="3llTraritiellaror Vird
AM) to total 60,4.21
RRAIIE constantly on head for sale by
%J 1.1•4 . *CO.
LIRD-10 . afore or sale by
ISAIAH DICER t CO.
HERRING -,30 bide New Dry gait Balt.
nerwas ror Bauer =um
9N0 11,8-6 1
ikutA,,,, ter Whale Oil;
bblaiMrs, 010 10 Ws ams , alt's and aok 10 _011k1 : C i i..
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