- THE :-.. DAILY .PITTSJIURGII. 'GAZETTE. BUSINESS DIRECTORY... A 11 . AirrtntalLt 4zo , a W.'S A.DVERTISM •011107 %Lod No! r.o7,9l2stewt, Agee. ke P. A 04.'asiAisitta trs :east lathaeutW hd lartr °4 tifeulft."...exammarial Rows both la the u a ted ni States To the Public. BRANDRETLI UOUSE is now o p uli Oil the Nuniroo pis% sad trg J.% attention VOW& Mel 09/IaMM. late orindloul No tel.Brandrath Nousde 168 .1: • Derma • Meae eN4aneNa4 —Newl a n tilatk.lB6. . - Brandreth Ho—nse Resta - grant OPPOSITE New Haren-ltailroad, Depot, d 0•12111 • Ittal. Uftill owed n Ur:Cho of te• and ease of sexy at all bonrk Dieter . — In - abyr of the 011112 , C11 OU hand.- 11"6° yeetute ' N 'i sterr.tate oodad t4 o lmt f the un Ne t . tn' teMathir doputztnt...t otk Dtlnm , ---- “j many aed riey • cheerer or .berter rhoner-- , equal muse fur eatlefee- Um, Remember lesk N. itll Men and Canal—entrance kTo atther etaroet. B—Dinner teedasswputkaeon oe seromreo4sted Altb *revere 2.02' . snykihas HonKh s Patent 'Biagio Skirt. ATSTSVBANOE,-No. 1 Barclay street, ustsl;rroll.-Nes• ore_ wnereirei cora ; they NAT* the s ump M the patent. All _umnufacturera and sellers fto flutes sill be prommatad to Inn. JACISSON & bilte r ot the late firm Ty ..or en, a N. Jackeou A Boo; Ord* and Vender Nakere..l l4 o !Neat et.;sell 930 Brooders'. New York. d We Nesetantlyon band emery variety of Or•tee and Fener* A IseXtreulAr and Egnars German $ll.O antes. Whole .ale Dealer, .needed.•-• airt - 4 - • PAPER W ARISEIOUBit. • UNCAN, LEWIS & BARtOVir, N 0.161 PWttlam etreet.—A great Variety of PAPER Arc Rook re, btationers, Printers, Bookbinders, lisroaseturees, and Tregalian igealssay. t 45115 1 7 : ,- • 1 . 0111 AND PANCIY GOODS. . . 1 AIICIAORN .5. CO.„ 54 Maiden 14,,, It .1, , 5,1, 0d me00lo taded_ )lind 72 Liberty Arse" Irobdrt.dMoc_TßYb ' - Spiritual Telegraph: , HE organ of modern Bpiritxudiam, Fourth I ..4.,:aap.... In May. It ...WWI* . ftat a t 1:: r ect ortant. of Clorront Poets sad Wenn on Tamura. Publigua weal/ at .172.1talsba al - ordoltaal Boots Ibt ode by .!dli = l ::: ,.. dgr ior i . _ P. B.—Ji. ontalodno of Spiritual Books not on applied, 11. syl6.3oldP tio Comm, Paw and rainy Goods. ' - William Taster, PARK PLACE. NEW YORK, invites 1.9.1/r, i =IV . ; c. Bout= aligotThllezet so; Erman.; UAW 80•00, Port Won naSes, Jet and,Beadleata, 'Books. Dram But. tons, Phu and Needled. lioonsand Ryan W.t.h Guard.. Wax, Oorat &iodation Beads, Nacklane6 ha t India Rubber Oman, Gann. Rails and Toys of every dawiptioluSelnata , 0400 f • eanta thrtleryolobi and elld. 3aeretrr. Araudru, i and Violins, includir=org. =4 • auoa 40,1,),Lx,,,rtzt0,,,, m u •% l" lllry t4b level arias far Cash ar Approved Paw its-ontes by latter adectad and put up In the best WILLIAM TABK.OI‘ 1,006000. , ,S," 10 Park Pima, NW York- P. S.—Plasm cut thia ont. nky23-11? - ------- HOPPER'S PATMET PLANS. ratuidersignad , is prosto4 to etipply n:FtEilfl, CABIKET,I6A.6B. and Workas lo ood generallyorlth !IL Patantedand valuable Platha. All who tom tried It pronouns. It a moat valuable thr thution, that moat mon come hsk , general um. The fol. o%lraulgelm%,=l w r .:lL i tuz i a mu but two ed. ar t z Plane above all MM. in met Pirismon Man thmourr Facroitha t a February XI, 18.5 b. 1 n. W. hereby eartl6. that during the laat twelve months -- -.7, we ham mat /louver's Patent Plane. and do nth imitate S i . ,==t e area m bir t ;r...ara v i=it e l= lgrathaidtS=a venien, lit fr liperi:To he mode damning, th twine of , =rn..b=l4.lnlVgr..ote 71 .. .1i.r..., E. •lIAN &co. To Yana P. Usti, inut t .., Dear 1910.—1 him amonined Tioupoei Paten .11anch Mae. and Wine it to boo most excellont sztliale for flu, am ear which it is intesded. se a combination of sham sad anstem je t s i t l iZ rth i ' d "a ntra o="bd to g ro 3 rara l ri tto 'd old u r and 1 have t zt u dra l bN i orga in v== tedious and laborious custom. 1 mogt absentia moommand it to all parsons missed In the Wine. badness, as from inT looorledge of it. Y theas e t adiotiod well fitted to gtro 0 smoottLosul i.1\12- ti ftll to venom ao the Eboupor Patent Bench Plane. Janis W. Wooterniss purnitore Wermommak.zll9 . Thlzust. Pittsburgh. iliii :ALTON, of tido eitT. lootT W. dgoot ior th de of Pianos, or of tights to msanisohne ono soh mem °W al. O. 111PPER. Mahwah. Hach 21. as 63. mtezezmo. Carpeting', Oil Cloths and Ma ; ... ._ ROBINSON & CO_ NO 41 FriZEI .9 Tit 1370 , NEAR WOOD, :ya now -r e ceivi T a 7.. laz e. e and,choice Se tt ortalteaTtrat C.S .Poo.oileatt and abet Ro Erseele . and - lextrs and - WaTel 'three Ply, Meta* a. Tepee:i . P CX dvl ed blaVTardasc Together 7,... * ...1tb weary deenriDtion a IlLep, *Alan. and , air pried —TIT—C6R OIL CLOTHS, I 'TOM g to gi feet end* all enalltlei and penes. Alea,Table 011 Claim buff and green 011 I! iks4el4 buff and ems Holland Muckier !Modem Mao and Table 00,- 5“43.1ba1a, erth,....vriiall of wldrindll be a attbeltMet cub 7110 e. . TOMS, ~' :~ ....... Tab Tsang Ladies' Institute. ,4 0- No. 38 Won Twenti-Third st, N. Y. Parearms —ltev.Hiiit.l. A W SAID sad Mrs. WI B.D. Malsted or —Rev TitEODIAIt IRVING. LL.D., and Rm . . GI dit1)8813, SPRING P I,IIPdLZY. TM Arraaa c year besdarlW, P. and ends ith July. . rit INSTITUTE employs Professors of the first grade in all its Depart m ent. esastalir of aid. Painting., Dranitm and of the tiodern It sae 'Midas a Delles L lst tere rime *s. foung tXle*V .,- WO their education. The Trench is II 0 so• , 1 tensivirsionant of the Institate sad is faught with na oastY.4anerses. D. Ward, Beater of thi Institute. tea 7 he ad drinratsifevriort er• malt ['misters of the Institute. slid of ths entire faculty end also the Dian of elsed and of star. may or men by minas on Aar it 0.,-Wood street. Pittsburgh: 60110 t 00.1. 'do 4:t . J. a mew, do d% Y. EL 'Davison. Marina st.., der, IL 8. Damortb. do .do. my= Brod. t .;•:••••o. ••• 1: '::,:, •,,1., , ' 1 •:';',..iiii...._•;' ; - • •;;;.. • • • -,•••:•'' • .•:-.* i'.. .! ...:,; 4::=.......: .A. ',•:,-4-. 3 ~ ....., : -: , 4 • ' '',.... •••; ,-,,,;.4,-.:•:..,•.t r. seronnort..—:—.-....w.anzewww, —..........s nuts. 1 • lkicalior CarrlagFactory. 2CSTON, BROT.IiENS & CO., Filed- i 0.1 Om& litters caiSer corPareers sod Belmont Rs. Oltr.los, have on band sad aznang we assortmsa Cetristeitectsways, Bugges, It Lode in all their ration. Rain, with VIS& fa du:shalt/ teen? of Web. wing in -sU wn Ms beet Junlsts Iron sad "Eastern flirter?. Reminsttended to on Uwe snort resnonsbis terms The? Owl emoblentitbsi ..11 irbamsyfaxl Levi er o i r th their pat 'n."'lL.nollb.44.4tAn"Ut:nibuees pen thelTse taratee mine the dar. oaf. goof and Job PrUltl.llg. j - oittlM 81111X0011, Itaytucgatly re. F24lW.g.' waria2B2terseettallytetSteit tbssearoasgo of =whets, assaarsenters sad oilers. eaning provide menses= pore sag sapaior boob. godera nesse he is meted to eases serf do. en :ben naa =steatite job printing at snort = l : l ed err moderato tete: AisNiaterasy sae of s interior artisis of bin &revue exa toskei sten ba=' ItPtp resew Bonk Pore lasnalesas ger eta • aryls " f'‘ , ..• . :-., . . PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY. L. 111.112{1 BIGELOW it'CO, • • ; ausrx.." No. ta y wow A.L.r.ri. Pittobor;tr, Velma. • coacura owsAGF.s,o, blittliOgri4Vinlibod=aern an/ "..tt t Hide Olt andlleather Store. Dr XERICRATILICI. ,No. 21 South Street. lageraei Markehand Cholnat stn. Philadelphia: a ASYOWSAIX SPANISH. HIDES, Dr 3 1 1 darted PeinglapiaAhanenf 011.Tanneri ..atn9L,r2Vrnwaitart=n4. leteMer true a7arrni=gemer rigrerreg NAN or tai l or in • liSea4. Lorna aWed tree oir charge and add an nanadadook. • • mbird ..... CHEO .. . . -a. 1.. soma. --„IFIL,XeCTITH & CO.; WHOLEII 2 IAIX GIROCERS. Mau nu Commuston aerchants, -AND Doses IN PittiburghManufactured Artidles, 219, 1 L0,61, .artet, corm , of /min, ILO - PITIIIBUSGELPA. JUL.... L. 0001 VA. lOWA a-COOLEY, IPEL'OLESALE GROCERS AND :BOAT. FURNISHERS; DRAMA IN Produce tld Pittsburgh lauutnetarts, No. 1.41 Water &meet, " atem lg' r i aritos. farrNe. 3,031ERT H. PATTXRSOWEI F. 21L ISVEIIY AND BALE Nlik . ti , v... . _AI TA Bit. ... Mffiwfulstred and Miry .--- -- i ....- 1...-,.. LOUIS SCIWIFEat, Attorney at Law, and Eastern Collector IN Till commix HMO Thi OM J AND PEANSTLTANLA RAILROAD, Btart, WilinealObaft, TWearainki3Oolumbians,nietklapa, ()Won. Summit, POTtage,ThiMbUlL Ttio!EPSON , ATT4RNEY AT LAW, AND OOMMISSIONIR FOX PENNSYLVANIA , Raven ort, lowa, wt stip, Sel l and Locate bands and land Wirrontg Par Tssent Dvil.4otelsima, Loan .0 WA TO Dm W. T. Johnotn. leb et h .. A Co., rituvarna NeonLldid. OK. mrffiazud MM. W. VA= 103.1.21 BLACK It MELLON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ((Successors to 1).4-regh Mellon.) Fakeerslris DuWins.. Grant mt.. telnuptt . sili-WW undertake the prosecution of Cisiout behY -• of Plc lam Washitulton Olt!, copla3codAirT nel L . HiLL, Attorney at Litw, ''Brke• ig • ..mirs i t4tudier.." Gnat irtmt..eettttett.roto2;in d TOSE A P i Ii S. kA. P. MORRISON, Attor e, nays st Low, Othos No. 143 Yourth 'toast, between ihrilthgeld oosi Omit, Pittsburgh. Ps. mr2.l ROBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Low, . Bt. L 01352.110. feT OBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Low— e., Corner of YINA sad °mut stroots,opposits the Court Comps Asps. Pittsburgh. urr2i-rh, 'Moos Irwin ..:& Coo :110113PAOTIJAERs OF QOLFRUBIO:AOFD; Sulplauio Ether;_ 47, 7 &mt. eV= Nitre. 2=efi citt Aqui AzostsslaiWk PAISErCBOMIC:III4 .7647 Ph'77TNA Was Ikausa Vir/1711:18031 d¢o.. WACTIMERS and dealersin gm an um. of Grim awl nal Glaam... latia.t=leatttleAtin4.../iiinrwegta. TIENDAY_ I' 00 ; WA.' W-irora TRIED Sired, PRILADA 41 ACTIIItER ALT S, OUR-- =9 / 1 . 65 " i nn O.NEINP. nras„saa u r, AT nu, AN ta-AND.ori OAK /301,1 loon,D , I P AINT.F - Vi r -g', • • Lana 6 14 G -- Ammo, kX i rig t eti 'Mel= promptly tto!ded. ct MAPS usoonstad rapt E. ALCOTT & CO., (suisorm . t: Un = . .,=gactad and Da. 41"4.2°.1:4M*CCd atraot.....r ef "*" l4 411001% 0 , ' a t t ires. 'radian BUSINESS CARDS ATTORNEYS. • 4 1 4:1 1 1. C1s imas • Oa- T /.*" 6 " a "' °- •• lleto Menem p ra t W. Psber. ritte.rph, Ns. Theodore Umstactter, Erq. IL P. tivallerl JAJSIEB J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, office at Fourth street, user argot. Pittsburgh. jalbdiT "[ASPER B. BRADY, Attorney at Law, op No. 159 Flfth street,Pittsburgh. ffE Michigan General Commission and Coiled ton Agency FOA Office, the collection of Rome and Foreign Mementile and all othefMoney dams. In M chiigan Arreiron., nti.V=Vd"di.P:friegtt=in was AELT.,..7.AWASON. Detroit. Michigan. Begrimes In INChtnerok—Meerce. Kramer a Balms, Dang err, white h Cio, Gazette Met Lorenz. Stemmt a 00.• Merchants. • Warrrro—Tero Agenda, or 'Malaga:l team mewl.. Me Insurer. Comments. auln-tra cura""raiiitaßT & 801 CLENERAL COM3II§SION_A9 the tal t t% A f .. ; No faiti 1401 A. nnit ---- W. Air 8 REAL ESTATE OFFICE, No. 87 Front street, 34 door from Market can.. 112 take Chain. r rio Or% Pia Irrn. tr. Orel ProPrrt7 bmght and .old. 502741 Estate Agea, Stock. liore.handloo wad Broker, ofhoe 91 , oarth street, stave Wood. Badness protoptir Slo‘a.d AIVEITEL — L. ISUBSSELL, Secretary Chi. ' Neu lararame ClomAnYoWW.t., • GORDON, Secretary e rum Co.. 92 Water Meet. GARDINERCOFFIN, AgentforPranklin ih r i o Doroamoo Company. north.opt oornof of Food A. AnlnElßA 'omnpar Ag r 42 wswr .tmt. DRUGGISTS. EH AFT, Jr-, (successor to Jas. Alllinf rar.) wbomaals mad wl Draggist and Dealer t a, one. D vim yestuffs, Anall Wood street, 3 doom : Won Pittstrargh. gerteiroler Agent turn. OHN P. SCO7n% Wholesale Dealer' in prns% Pellets, CAL, enrolsbes end Dre Btnels.llO. 2PS berty street. ttsborgls. All orders Ell Pl reoslve prompt ettandon. • Mir Agent for BoturoWnEamenle Syrup. mu 20-11, A. FARNESTOCK & CO., Wholesale • Ds,matirt!! com er toiroLood,llod L. *Jot Limon., Wood Lod /root Moots, Mt. E. SELLERS, 7 - Wlele LERS,sala Dealer in ArtilMar..,==artaat% RATIN iL REIT - gil, W r iorgele te Retail linb.l. corner of Llbortf sod Bt. Mir off•gfa. SCHOONMAKER & -CO., Wholesale el • Dmegut.. No. 24. Wood stmt. PS ttobant, jOSall FLEMING, Successor to L.Wilcar. 'l"r bledle4Fe Glaesta. k:lft"" Arrt.r. ,fard iag to - 4.l Mo lds= hmms oarton7 omPoon4,l DOISTI4 COIVIIIISSION Sz Joel. /1111111.. &—FirELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS. Prodlice & Commission Merchan ts, DZALEB. I3 is PITTSBURGE. MANUFACTURES, No. S W o o d betwoos Waver arid Front at PrITE,BUILUEL 13E — CNI . IS S. (late of the firm of King & Moorhead,) COMMISSION IdERCEUINT, AND DRAL W a terlG NATAL AND BLOOMS. ?to. 76 street, below Market, AVIV • PLITABURCITI. PENNA. EMMY & WELLS, PORK PACKERS, Wholesale Dealers in Provieit us, GENFRA.IO, 02E VSION s ; MErIANTS, oorpserdo _ J. L ts pARIMALL , Wool Dealer and CommiltiOn Merchant, No. 139 Liberty street, PMSBUBOII, Pd. WM 10 Fsamor Murphy, "lemon & 00. W. McClintock &Br.. Brown A K irkPlarkk. me24-3md • .. JOP-----‘-------ni.OVAL—Springer Rarbaugh & .Co., I XL have removed le 1(o. M Liberty Amt. • , -- 1111111,0131.11L18100U-..j....._ ~. -. ... -.arum= yourryit I"I3.IVIER HARBACOII & CO., (Succes sors t a S. liarbaukl,) Oostembolon and Yorvrorth4 orelmatg Dealers In Wool and Pr:4pm iro.omilY. WO : 15,6 Watt street. Plttobtulg_ll. Pa__ s. A. AMOY, cams& Airo t lM 1 41 10 UscHA NT, Agent of the liadison RAILROADand Indianapolis , No.Bo Water at., Pittsburgh, Pa, oxalis 7. W. BUTLER & CO. EmftrARDING & commissioN 'MER CHANTS end DealV glakgrattlze Nan- S t Street, Ptttetoereh. • tlf,lySlA A. & A. AVBANE, Commission and . Fol . - goacilly; e orardlcur Meobenta. dealer. In Wool adl}. Produce Moo. I:MA=O MarooduWww.No.l elead, Pnietorniu. iOll k 007 ----7 Wholeast irirr le ai7crre, 1143111 Deaan ani OuonaDana MoulLanta,tio. „..,, T amt. Pittaburen jalo It .11-00E11AL LO, floral Commie - mod menbuots , rbisidAvtda.• Mora Lammas, ou anudecomenta of Produce pciersur. Amy ..-_-,--:_-- --------_ B. CANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio, . 1.1=1 ,.. v .,„ :1 .„,„....,dimi1...,1,„,.,„1,.,., Perroeu"baarr.,MarpTi: w" - "r"'• _.-------___ tigaill urns. sa----.—..7-ttuouts ulna, a. ' I , Limi t r eclteNhA 2= ch., and a.',. - %stares, No. 116 IVA lens f • 14—REEns • •: ABEIIODEE.—IIENRY- H. ODLlFl,l67reseXing sad IMO 1 terdertu 141, Butter, las rah mut Pstdbee OPMennY 1 21kWoal Itreet.ebyr• Water, PttutturvyaL .101MLALISIER, i----7-----mporter er" In 'Math and Asasaima W Pipmlgo. 66 ?Wulf betwoma ildr4 sad fourth stmt. Inwie-McCLINTOCIE,Importe _ idrd Itstail Dedlar CerPal.ri a d, _ a° bid sad Maar.. Cl' dilmm Wad 1 ark.' dtr•dd. . DRY GOODS. _ . pagan & MIL Ny9l Market at , are closing oat their en tire AGO/ of liot7 flood an linnietmedlaamnt from nrioekgrmer t oy their sprth¢ 1.5. - 114. We bare on hone. foie worts:wit of the following filmic •_Persontow, grearl,glerioos, Wool De b iz i hr . t W°""d ro 06 11.6" i r ' an melath litgo, . r = ellawin".." .7 VI ien en C r=r I': n i s, '' with a gnat veriell of irli il Wing Smash/Plaid end MIMI Dm , n. k rag - it, em I* onhistarnat Plinfien ,- T------ 'H .- —----E-'-ek— o SE HOB N CO. ' i Wholesale and Retail Deplore in I utagozowzrevirosuutr a aLovia -. . Fancy Goods, &43. N ' 1 • ..:71 Affix! ft, M. 401 a.m. irwec.d. __ _ irce Agents tor iinnikr.e Yerr.,____— i_ jillitt_r_ i . Eagan & Alll, No. 9,11.1-orket Street, WOULD respectfully inzir t z tt ..ttntizr . ,, , m d py w.a.t= AVAllomated4 Crapcssed=r" "d "d"d" grtMilestssol Iftenrb ,tartpL., ....4,a Bridlantas. Alessr gatrA m:sl.„,,Ana. ~A74!.....---------:---------"1" a S. SCSI. --- a Rea A -4 0 axl e tin CO „ mitt , aia et.ple DCY o "d% Wl= nr*Vr - - Wing,ruti.ab 0 PITTSBURG BANKERS AND BROKERS. • . . WIC S KIN & s • ) 0., (summon ro a. 'mime m., BANKERS & EXCHANGE B33.OXERS , .VO. 71 POVRTII STREET, PITTSBLIRGII. IN the numerous suspensions of Bankers nod Bookers throughont the country, during the last 1. months, we are eatbbed thstin almost every Instance their trouble* bare grown out of • departure from on theft s. legitimate Inudnees, and we tbsrefore take (wag to a sure the public, la advance, tha t no swettlations In 'lsa r!' M.A.- or oth.r ' outside OpOrstlo. obeli tempt us fram the *eclat and legitimate linear ourbusiness, belle, ng that In avoiding all each investmetits. we shall not l ov , be better able towns our easterners and ensure their eafety, but that In adopting such. course we shall_ pro mote our own ultimate benefit fee WILKINS ltCl._ BANKINGw HOUSES o JOHN T. HOGG: No. 2:, SOUTH 3D ST. gUILA SW VELPALA. PITTSBUROIL ALLEXIIIENit CO. sommocr, SOMERSET CO., IeIOUNT PLEASANT, WESXMORWD 00. P 001iN IiI.LBV ILL& ?AVIV'S 02., UNIONTOWN BROWNSVILLE. Deponite received, Discounts made. Drafted bought, add and collected. Bank Notes and SP.* 'bun ht and and i 3 Sive., Not. and othorr Securities bough and .14 on onmadadon. Comemondenn. and collection. enomo r. I Warr.. re.....—...... 10.1. 11.A1f.... ..kiL mar. rALMER, HANNA & Co. .giicoesski to itto.t, Manna A Co.. R. 1.., EsiodUls Ero and raters in Foreign and Domestic Exch.., Oortl Les of Iv, Bank Notes. and flpocie,N. W earner of Wood and streets. Count Money received on Dep.!. Sight Meeks for solo and collections made au math' al Prirori• pal points of the Volt. Stated _ The highest premium paid fer Pond= and Asmariosn _ _ Gold. Adr.oes matin on consignments of Produce, shipped eget. on liberal terms. TIERNAN & CO., Bankers and Exchange Brolcifk N 0.95 Wood etre., on.. of Dhunond Alley., t burgh. Pa. /16I -Buy and sell Bank Notes and 05In. DIM:MIA Time Exchange, and Promisnory_Noter, ma. Collectilms in all the principal cities of the Union; Bawl. Desalts cm ell and on Inter.t. and deemseir prnropt at Well Mir er matters appertaining • Broker's business. 103.„Eastorn Exchange constantly Orr We. r01t29-1r 0.0000 Wi1..........7141E2M1 MLA= NRANER Br. 13.2‘1M, Bankers and Ex chalky, Broke.. Buy and sell Gold and Parer .d Not.. neMtr loans on Real Estate or gr Been rt " li ,l" nOt. L'h r:r .and h enry tr011;""Jal)att 11000 made on all points In the Union. .1111os corner Si Third and Wood streets, directly opposite Ik. St- Chariot Rotel. myl-ty a . i .. WM. 11. Wgialr Co., Bankers and Ischsnge Broke., North Fret earner of Weed Third streets, Pittetroorsh. All transaction , made on liberal terms, and collections PromPtlr 4teptled to. JeS-ly 1C HOLMES & SON, Dealers in 'Foreign '. 1 . 1 / 4 2s!ttl i ii= t rePt= ', IVIPT .T.T= L at's. harsh. Pr °Woollens nude on " sll the mind &Au thronahout the United Btstes. MANUFACTURING. s. IMMO Inc iffiffENlO l ONION FOUNDRY, Mitchell, Derroo d. Co. WILL continue the business of the Union voneary. at the old .tend of PENNOCK, EMU ELL 00, No, 194 LiberLy et. • They will manufacture se omat, a brae and goners! amortment of CASTINGS, OOMprbdlig Cooking Stoves, Bangers and Side Ovens, 6711C1f AND I.LOR sToT MANTLE & KITCWEN GRATES, Hollow Ware, Wagon Roza, Dog inua, Sad Irons, Tea fettles, Plows and Plow Points, and Machinery Castings generally, And GAS sod WATER PI of ell sizes. IRON & NAILS OF THE BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spades, Picks, dm., All of which will be mold rusnulacturere prima tyl•ly BOOTS AND SHOES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. JAMES ROBB, 89 Market and 6 Union third door from the Market Home, Pittsburgh, ouldroopectfully inform his amazons Wends and cla imers, that be h u toot realm! his Spring and Stumm (tools, In all varlet's+, sada the Won style, [tow worn Its the ea ciao. The particular attention of the Ladles [dratted to s'well imported stock of Galant md Fancy Mots and Slippers of deortons aim a nit* stock of Childreme Gaiters and ell Lane y Shoes whlettir.llearehtllr melees& Por Gentlemen. _ any pattern [tfliancrand Viwartns articles p rio r o 0 quantities enable him to well at as low priors as ury tee NU la the city. de attl.'eontinues mana Montana, any kind of Ladies' and, fienthmeni wear, lo the newton style and of the beat materiels. aral-tf W. W. WALLACE, - STEAM MARKLE WORKS, M. Ma and = Laufta Wiwi, err:airs Orrithilidd Find PITTSBUROIL MONUMENTS, Wombs, Oravo Stones, sanstsre xsps,..stslasts. Impaling Breinab se., at. ways on hand, and made rto order, by arbehlwiay, Ow lowest pew. Thula tundra. ,drinal and ael•eted de signs for Monument. AnJon hand. Elea and Flab Maw tie furnished to the Trade at the ',awarer. All cdrtdirn filled alth ;Unita , at 819 Übe:dr due t ate.= W. W. WALL/ANL Penn Cotton Mills, Pitteburp. ENNEDI, CHILDS & CO.Mannino curers a— lbum A Chain heavy 44 sts.tintss. Oarret of all colors and ahadea Oqtrin Tame; _ . • ••• Pion= n n and riashCiord; r• hope of nation and dasertrarana Ratting. • ff:lBlrnt2'lbaverend:'lth(rll . Wa .l M'CORD & WHOLFAALE AND RETAIL FASILIONATILAI RAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS, AND DEALERS IN ALL RINDS OP PURR. COSNER Or WOOD AND FIFTH STAR= Pttsburgh, Pa. f _TEelr stuck emanates avert quality ....r.to.of Man and (.Itpit )luffot BM., Cuffs and Vtir Bollneta lkozd . Arfdis.l7 a . a. 200.0. -R. B. OOVIUND. Livingston, Roggen & Co. NOVELTY WORKS, PITI'SBITRGE, PA. TIRACK and Depot, Railroad Scales, Ray, Cattle .d Gran do: Ma.= sud Counter do. Dour s of all stow, Spring Drop suud Thumb Wallas, Oaf. lts of various inds, 'P.M I.llll..srruysd WWl= Bolts sod Pasterdon Mailsobls Duo OsiMits of every vs. lists in form sad dtf A. BROWN, would mostroopectfullytti Jtr. f =" l llV a tt u ttlo.. trzir:ghn't_ AT M' °U" t . ligs aese.t.i.u o t of Vet order titiaa Blindfc Aleo, ver n tUit:Shut. to a ue ny to the to At: d." b it rirrid.e'°"rw"4 ""3 without th ee, aid of a crew driver. Ilaving purei= " Z d e stock, to sod wood of the to Setabliehment of Ramsey 1.• hteeleUand, I exa wavered to furedeh their old =dement a. weU as the public at large, with er ithirtg Ln their lino. It oter. ho. 6 Wood Wed, ?MO: 4h such2.o • J. A.BUOWN -----. —.--'.. PITTSBURG% PA. Hats and Caps. 411* WILSON & SON keep constantly on • a t rixl . L i ti. v ief t le . . d ratnet a ut i 111 ..d , fo.M .ooo t. liot or p. good .d dm., trould ' so Ire% to eve oe a mil before purehtuclog olo.thero- .18-U —__ ----___—__ __ &tic WiTHERELL, Manufacturer of PATBNT BOX VI S& • snosolor article, SOLID BOX end BRAZED BOX VICO, earner of Anderson and note LUMOU etreetg, one ensure from the Band street Bri Bridge,h QitT _ W. U. SMITH SMITH, LAIR & 'WIDMER, WHOLESALE GROCERS, 122 Second and 151 Front street, Jays. PITTSBURGH. PA. twain 11A lACS Wallace & Gardiner, HOLESALR DNALISRS Flour, PTOTillio2l o and Produce Generally, NO.' LIBERTY BT. 100-17 _ & CO., sae Groans. le sad '2O Wood street. Pittaborsb. le stady CULBERISON, Wholesale tomer am OommWon biecluutt,Dealar in Produce and IM. Manufactured ArtWe% 196 Liberty Arad. NM burgh Jogs „JOHN FLOYD tr CO., Wholesale Grocers endComagesionElerobants, N 0.178 Woodland 128 Llb• street, Pittsburgh._ 1•16 KAT MOORE, Wholesale Grocer, Rea urrthe Distiller, Dealer In Prodooe, et ttetrargh Man sod .plods of Porekm -ad Domani. , Wine. nod Lientos, 'o. 816 Liberty etreet. Wh tho hand s very lazy stook of snlierlar old liosonisahols iskey. width will be wolotlow Dor oseh. Mil; liirenanna....—.. WILIAM ILLNII..— ..... .11. L. 00771 R RCANDLESS, MEANS I CO., (sums am to Wick i IdeOfiodlessa Wholesale an,OrrL. in Ism NalikPlassCottanYerissand Pit Manolhotoree seanWy. ocitsart of Wood and Warit i Pitennirah. h. -OS x'atu.. —IL= D. ADM C. 101. \lone TORUS & ROE, Wholesale Groom and OcKangark. Maths:its. No. lila Liberty street PAU. LLIAM A. lireftiiio, Groner and V Tea Del W lez onmez of Word and Blzth Amen hes allows cults's:arne asentwint of choke Wannedel and Owl .0--Yrroden Ponta and Dots. Wholesale and RAWL Dealers enpnalea an tto Invest term. OLINAT DALAELL & 00., — Wholessda atone. Dummied= histehants, Deakin In M Proton land Tittetnligh lianufsetnrea 'No. DO Liberty eets natabanca. KAIAK DICKEY & CO., Wholesale Gro -113.t0 ,t,.et. ad as Prone street, l~ltamooch. ACTALEY, WOODWARD & CO. Whole 1 L. READ, ookseller and Stationer, No. ep . 711 Fourth stromaj:Uo Hollama. TIN S. DK.VI ON, Bookseller and Stu- tamer. rnonentor Tam It ANwiln, Na 0 IMarkat 'ant, near -Fourth, Pittsburgh. Pa, itWRY S. BOSWOR to e TH, Bookseller and nog. tntrawme., No. 82 Marta etreot. [Mt woos& Pitth. la. la t.fficwCO., Bu ooQR te= ~.,att! stati oners. 'bnlrgib. Va. Bebool and Loa Wine enadantly on bank ----------- charlotte Mate, ANUFACTURER mad l Deaer in Piano V" 4 7tiVallint l i arrdlict _ l=`; aw n, D.Av s,, tincve Boehm Maws, with wad a:lth acßß Wood at. a Molewu Attechmen gy t.U. RIEDER, Dealer in Music, 35 rnn Inetreammte, and importer_ ar Vat:: .Itl==.l; 0n12,= ritta..67/1 1.4 a ...tow ; PLIZOO. EZISIII.I.LDD, Dealer inPiaao Fortes,' ma& and Sleet& • .....:113ebool IWild Wotan • latrag-Z.SWC.iiir:dra" ibr• 16AY HEW YORK ADM • From MULLIN VISSOILEFL. OWLS A KU KI.To Orr ELL N [IMAM knviouramos 0445 Orr ELL York, SCICIF,FFELIN, BROS. & CO.. . IMPOISTSRII pIIKLERS 1N Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dm, NAOMI. &e., , 170 NV ILLIANI ST., New York, INVITE the attention.of the trade to their lone and varied stook of Drags, Pants, 011 s, Perfume- r7ln ,64 addition to tbelr rernslai Intiortatlone ofStaple Drogo they are also receiving, ¬ from the sources of produe. lieu wad manufacture imptilles of Tooth, lltlr and Nall Brushes, Bronzes. Corin Mortara: Boo ' ere.oh .od Enelsh Perfumery. Lob Ws Estraets. sou seamy er sr oth tido. usually embraoed Drogulate atorlof, vrhleh ther ore aloe enabled to offer O.' the most rawakuwww, tarma. a! by rusiloslll receive prompt Orden, either Yu person IxlB-lyv SChOOl and College " MANINApTORY. PRE subscriber is eopstantl nuinmufaeturu IL I NC all of mmeticr quality, aull tlad Most •Oprollnt putted...- 1M would Moo °flex • AnDoriar dasto M• en irate for Blackboard. Orders soUettod from over? pat of the ono, tr 7. 112i-Clreredors showing the lark= '407 I L vArmitur• mot on sopllmttou ' 2 4 a Ne v York. jelfl.l.rov "=— HEW YORK CO BA BAG ISLANWAGTORY , Nos. 125 and 121 Biota st., up stairs, Corn Exchange_BnildinP,Now York. ykILLERS, FLGIJR:DESIERS, Ac.,'sup plied with Seamless Oran Bona An 8 for Flour, Buckwheat. bled. Salt. ka. printed to The The milweriber ma the attention of Country Merchants to hls assortment of Farmers' Bags.. and of Millers and Salt Factors to n it various _styles 01 Priatioit for S. 10,25. and PO lb. Bag Provision Dealers supplied with BAB BAGS. BAGS of all slum and qualltiee furnished in quantities to suit on the shortest notice. ielVimv B. K. CLAIM Proteetor. JOHN T. ORRYOGN.. Book and Job Meter and Publisher. N 0.62 Fifth street, above andtbeeld. Gazette builninft. BOOK BINDER'S and Box Maker's Straw Board" always on ban/. Al., BookalPapere and f nationevr• mylo -----------"_ Eitehum's sower with Reaper Attach f.l4l: most perfect machine in use, warran t ted to cut from 10 to, 16 eua of.row or ° p grai per day _ea well as would b Mono by myhs or aaffie. i of Moser, SIM, orenbined LIAO. For mie by mill IL IL MANS LAND .1213 Wood et. I. Donaldson. Alderman. AkEF ttaawAh. corner of rem and St. Clair sta., A Alkbue pertaininsi fllme than Of ritatiti attmded to. fe5.114 'Wool Seale OA top:mission ant, No. 165 Frcnt Street, PENNA. — PeMri Tea Store. No. s/ nth et. sit door Dud 1f LIK Er-change Bank, BEEN & BLACK TLAS, computing all ‘llF i lte different scraLN In Nobs, omen. direct from the porters, for cub. amen' ..muud fresh and of eupeeior dine. will be sold, wholmale and retail . let JAYNES. iihenteuin Fire Insurance tompany • of London. • Authorised Capital, p 0,000,000. ILIMIZMaWILILLIMIJIIIat AtWOOd & Co. Jelin Yarntun, Jelin Begs, Omro IL Stuart, Minn, g Tarn A 00. Wm. McKee Co, Power. & Wei antma t eA B Mine, Stemma Co. Moot tee— nittri,MCK IrATOII/ORD STLAIL Unit.s sem. Brooch Mon, No.llo South Yourtli Anat. rhibedelphiL A. A. BARMY, Agent forSilte_Lursti L . Carpeting , . Oil Cloths and JlLattings, r.747l.smorEßT:o/Vd s e l e4 i)i w ig h - r ic ona h th i e o y it ice 1 - I AVE T .so=. now `'.. WV hand , <bola aosortanord of the 11rolb6-frolle lowed to UN Itlitbo.t irt.o,,,tftb .111 a ..old ..t eastern rti_oto. Ala.—Roos, 31.or4,2tislitoin 5h.d..., vmath.. Illluda.Ft.o sod fed* ral A n .li . - Oil doth; and allothor toads woo., • lotal, th t ,,,, goo a rush... ..111.• • t balms. to which • • a `,,,ALTER I,I7I2'dARSHALL, Importer and v v Deter'. toem.Nretteoairemthe pc... thee thWaufeacei:trat=atibetumh, limas. Dell. oAurt & 0, of Put. mkal-621 giSCOTT, Dentist, Fonita street, /Web • ere dons woe. of Mutat. Mr Looniyarem mgAr.,tottr.x. All wor k &mated. GROCERS. BOOKSELLERS &C. SIC ,Sr -11,111 0 MISCELLANEOLTS. iitpli - g i! , Naci e c e, IVO.I ST. CLAIR STREBT. SERVANTS of all descriptions supplied Private bullies and hotels are rwrpeerftillY goaditod to avail themordies of Um facilities novenae. Put seri lum ollesed u vaunt. Mr future favors N 8.-4:lolleetirms promptly ttUnaded te. fe9-Ird AM. LEWTS. __..---------------- Win. 11. Taken & Co., lOOHING BLABS MANUFACTUBBBS I mad Wholesale Pular+ in Parlay and Fancy Goods. oaks. Whlow ware. SA L largo variety of Willow Wag e.. Cradles, Chairs, BMW.% An. jut reed at Dor n Wood and Penratllnts. . soil if Sordieis'itininv Lands & Claims against the Govan:L=llA- I WILL will procure Bounty Land .Waz Hilt Ow PoidierA their widows and minor slalldren, and will firOMellt• claims against the (iovernmeat, ud attend in bruin. , in the' Court of Claims." reuntlY ei. tablished by Courson. Ogrudiee, N0..146 Third at e OM trr f i A,, abova Pallarria/d, mlautf LSI NAY/AIR. ICCER's TRANSPORTATION LINE. TILE subscribershave increased their atook of iloatA_Ao., and are fed, Li prepared to t I !Wnous and Jerez 1 mo rue Valtfal".lldri'lltiapas""will X I I lA:te t ra 6i, eu a salt Only one lunshipmens on our raror tn . fromeitheraf above mud VO W. rasa a AITCLIELIe Canal Basin, Pittsburgh__ 0.41.111 1 .. WILLIAM BARNHILL & CO., GI Penn et., below Hlarbury Pittsburith, Pa. QI ,TEAH BOILER 'MAKERS and SHEET IRON WORILISRB, Manufacturers of Barabllrs Pst ent Boller, Loomed., Ylaed sad Cylinder iloders„ It Pons, Bretons. Fire Bed, Steam Pima. Coma..., Aait Fa Pons, Ragas Pots, Imo Nan's, Life ete. Viaduct Irons, done st Blackardthe Work, Midge sad die shortest notice. All orders }rem • diatoms pa4tip.4r strended ten jardW. WOODWELL, Wholesale and-Retail • ldsnafsehaer sad t•ew lashlnet Wu.. No. 83 greet- ------ _- Coal Worn for Sale or Rent I_IAVING put mTa e oal Works in suCcessful grft:dsll o e. ' i ' l% . p C' er .1/y, I non offer th rnnawn !ml'lrealtroefr Is If not rolu v l sal lease for alertn of Teem ThiCeel Is of the very best quality, end In ptientl enough to last many years. The Incline Is nen a n d substantial. The Rallroed is good and ironed through. Sethelent boom for the miners. nine e. tort,' Cara. all in gad order.— ' Rupe e 1 WT1.001%1;11] Altgaragrd.{Mraltentr.t7; or withoutathe Fartn."Ponesoion given Rth August nest. ea they ere rented and under .hart eliver two rh7Ve b n P. h o . r i trd d e eVr I t i llor:n 4re T.- to myaCtirod JAMES . MOILOAH. 11 I y fit.. tike - Mammoth Iron Or 6 VONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR ILA tasbT 8111.111ffale & ICITIIKRRE Cleveland. Chin._ • 'New Intelligence Moe. • TuE enbeeriber has just opened an Intel liver. Mos at No. 410 - Liberty street, • I the well M1°1.12011 , 8 of John Throon. Yon Agent; t An t Lag i re . • ht7e otlMPt=forunTarift?: y ZrlMers hlmsell that kb s knowledge dile ty and Its w i zensMeta him great %ditties In farnlalthrg tioneekens.wlth help _grid .I' to endWg kr " for "1711"4tdilor"Ifertr,1!! enrploymerit. • patronage _ vu s• Pc. Tem:M..7. end every effort rased to glee general milk motion.. , be. 841 OdBRI6L.BANR. FINE AND CED AR lEROSSBN trope amstantly on hand a'good wart mentor Wash and Bath Tabsi,_licove. Steamboat, Oak Well. Kitchen or Draw BOCketin Wooden Bowls. Chum* Dri pg.onnes, Me and Cherry Wash Ilsernis. and all other Idnds of re in his 100-40 wo nests Taw. and 100 damn Ihrelrats. • Warmoom. Masora lialh Filth street. Sittsbrogh. PII4 .074..• _ TATS, Plumber and Gas Fit. ' ter. No. 10 !mirth street, tutu TAbertl. and 472 Pena stmt. Dort door to Ala. ParAttoca'soalca, sad Ted -4r41 Moine Halittartes Eitma Stmt. amen.z. Jairsver7 destaidtion of Aw aits for Wid.r, uss and diem. ustal-tt AIR BRUSH 9 k COMB nt -1 have just i h all dmd arruattur my dark as I sal ' ambi In et. I eza aril a bet. tr , r arid chasm miles than ass be praaarila alrawbara lo Om city. JO& PLEMIIIO, ear. Mild and idariret i AIR DYES—_d p lamp andnd ...tru.o....toeic of if Or DI ao;rtstils. of Naar, 3"thlh-MaYdritthrliio, • BOULDER BRACES- - I bavo reel a new Sao aosertmoptof IShonlibilltataa.annattor i.nd ten to any Ist ttia city. Tboaairtatt_ag fond and e...oißarttala cat_snr• them at • la. hADIES ' TtiDINO trANS—Wo will clokie out our u g tora illdps Rata at a itrlmt re nt on on !Masi prices, . Na Bl Wood attsoC 11.—JnOtta-d a Cash supply al Boy% Stn. O•Pt. 11N. 1 4 , for cage. Boot MI Hats Si. LIIOTASII-10 casks Potash, prime article, jn.t ree'd and 0.1 , 0. X__ aouVER k IALWORTII. Noe. 130 and 102 P.ond mt. Wealetasted M ATER-15 bbis. of this Iner gWatar reed by Jet- JOS. MIX.% cur, Dtamaad .1 Market at gErnb zp SUGARS- 75 bbls. Loaf Sugar, W se e. embed Bug. 25 Wk. Paerdenad e re and for de be JOHN !LOYD Oa . ; J• 23 MEW./ street 137-frA10000.2; ' sfce d a: 7,440%0 Nrk b tea. B. O. Dried Beet. a Op., 2E6 Liberty' " B. C. ROBISON hnnd Syr bY -....ydrted baking n L. SODA-40 kegs Sods. i n 114." and Annu., LEE a co, p - 614 7 DERED ELM BARK—A fresh- lot It.t , redd and for Ws by R. E. MIAMI 200. E HEESE--030 bxs. prima new W. R. " " VL I PI C arOO ". II/Beemd R. baskets beet Salad OiL jpi.'"" e ; ;I. I. IicFLOONMAKICIt at OD. BLACK MlTTS—Ladies will find at 311crehr Enrcblield's a besaUftil article of ne• ecii 7...p10r bilk Ilitte at Sommer per jel3 IQ ALT PETRE-45 bags_ in store and for .0. by DIOK OUISVILLE LIME-100 bble. in store ibc fa* bf 11.5 ISAIAH mairxr a co. ACON IIAMS-4000 lbs. city cured in I JUIP taara and (masa , by ATWILGL. LIR a OCR 4 BBLS Lard Oil No.l, just reo'd and Farr mla by Pal TUCKING sans. 1 EM°!IS-60 bona in stare and for sale • or Jo Sa 'Wan DICE= a CO. Y, 27, 1855 . . - , Masaonesarta.—A correspondent of the ' Horraca Ormixr has returned to Paris, having P ITTSBURGH GAZETTE.; - ' New York Tribune, gives the follow i ng account I left his family in Switzerland. He. is read to. FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 27, _ll3±,fi_ li i o f the po litical a ffairs in th e o id . B ay state : I take hid trial, and intimates his intention of et , ing very earnest ' battle . The Fourth of July Was --=, =•=-=---=-,-----, 1 Politics in this State at this time is in a con- I not celebrated in any general way in Parie. An' MEDICAL ercas.--Sir James Clark, phys,c . fused condition. The Know-Bernet:lnge are in ' interesting mode of spendingthe day was to visit to Queen Victoria, in an able work on count 1 creasing in strength , while the Httow_Nothieg, I the tomb of Ls Fayette, and the house of Frank- Son, laments the want of success of the prof - I are on t h e wan e, They don't r ' hibil 64 " kb° " . lin. About forty Americans met at the Cerite: , tine in curing that disease. The records 4f i The Delegates to the Philadelphia Convention, dere Piopua, at noon. Speeches were made by medicine, he says, afford too strong proof of e I s ome of them at least, ate disePP einted in the Dr. David P. Holton and Win. McMurray, FA., truth of this statement, for it may be fairly ' • i action of some of the principal mien in the to which no opposition was made by the police. r...„li At the.clo,se with a which h t t i h o e n y w w as ei : e tali big en hv up sarisfi for the 4 questioned whether the proportion of cures of I Order ; we refer particularly to a class of men confirmed consumption is greater at the present i The company then dispersed, Without visiting dai than 2,000 years ago; and, although who fear they will not be returned to certain of - public may continue to be duped, no essential i the i flees if they abandon the machinery of the Know -Nothings, and, therefore, advise sitsthet Franklio's house at Passer, some,five miles dis progress has been made, or can be made, in the : i , old Declaration of Independence, nailed it up in it. It is probably • fact that 20,000 Know-.Noth - tent. At Crystal Palace, Mr. , VOttemere got an cure of consumption, until the disease is treated . Mg* could not be mustered in the State upon on different principles from what it hitherto has 1 the or i g i na l proscriptive platform. Buten open a oomph:mous place, with Silabel, announcing bPen. . i fusion movement, such at the Know -Somethings what it was underneath, Marshall Woods, Esq., The average amount exhaled from the longs have proposed, would rescue the most powerful one of the three American jugrmee_in the Fine Art Deparetrumt—gave an elegarit dinner to about and skin of . a healthy adult of ordinary size, in I 24 hours, is about - 40 oz., and of this quentitir 1 party that was ever organized in the State. This about 10 cwt. consist of animal matter. the officeholderri, particularly those who wish to :' be returned to the Legislature, know, and from forty gentlemen. The Turkieh baths are neither immersion nor eelfish fear oppose it- It is hoped that the mass vapor baths. but the atmosphere is heated by of the Delegates who are to assemble at Spriand ng means of flues through the walls, of a tempera- field in August will overrule the managers hire suited to induce a free perspiration, with- answer fully the demands of the people by see out causing over-exhaustion; for the interior is ending the doings of the recent Convention of so arranged that the bather, in passing from one the Krtow-Somethings at Worcester. It is re apartment to another, gradually becomes midi , matkable if Massachusetts is noi s e ready for mated to the heat. After the pores of the akin a Republican movement as Ohio and Indiana. are thtis relaxed the body is gently rubbed with Those States have nobly stepped to the front. raw silk mitttens by attendants accustomed to Massachusetts mast wheel Into line with her Mi llie business, by which friction the deposit's in . teal and face the foe. Her people are prepared. the pores are exuded, one - particle combining The Committee 'of Conference appointed by the with another till those who have ever been antis- Know -Somethings at Worcester, to confer with fled with the purity of their corporal frames are gentlemen of other parties, bad a meeting at utterly shocked to see themselves covered with the United States Hotel on Thursday last. A little rolls of human vermicelli !sub-oommittee was appointed to wait upon the The advantages of a law for-compulsory Ta",' publishers of the Atlas, in order to ascertain nation are proved from the fact that, In Great upon what terms they would go into a so-called Britain, previous to the passage of such a hilt, Uti-Nebraska fusion. The Committee per about thirty in every thousand deaths were op- formed the 'Metalled-for duty, and the reply they caeloried by, small pox, whilst in various Euro- received nu . that the Aunt, with its proptie . peon countries, where such a law has for 'Many tore and e ditors, mould join any fusion at any time yenta been in force, the number of deaths from where Hairy Wagon and Henry J. Gardner are small pox averaged not more then four to a not to t o l ea d e i o ! Here, then, is the Atlas plat thousand. -form. "Hatred to mat, rather than the restore- Dr. Powell, of Kentucky, has jitst broached lion of Freedom to Kansas." Let me say, in jua a new and" curious theory upon the subject of lice to Mr. Ceogdon, the present able editor of human temperaments. He maintains it to be a the Atlas, that Ido not believe loth to be. law of human life that when the parents are private feelings Ott the subject. in • the When thenoble both of the same temperaments, that to:I-have hearted and'alwap active Henry Wilson, who the same complexion, the same average of the has done more than any other one man physical and intellectual health, eto:;tfittir Plaid- State to . keep Missachusetta eretit--ie shelved ren must either die young or grow up itabecile to give place to such men as the " Atlas clique," in mind, deformed in body, or feeble in oonstitu- whose motto is 'Bede or Ruin," then will the lion. By the esm e .i nle wh en the Pu ente , are good old Commonwealth be laid low enough in. of opposite temperaments, characteristics, etc., the dust: -, That humble , condition she will not their offspring are of necessity sound, able, in- present thi t i year , you may be assured. tellectually energetic, and physically capable. A popular English writer and homeopathic physician, Dr. Wilkinson, has written la letter with reference to the appointment of a professor or hotoceopathy in the university of Michigan. He Baja that most of the crowned heads in Europe consult homeeopathic medical advisers ; that more than sixty peers and peers' eons have petitioned for a trial at homcoopathy by the gov ernment it the peat of war, and that a large and increasing portion of the generals, admirals, .and prominent English statesmen, ate. •of the .same medical faith. Pea- DREADFUL RAILROAD AUCIDRET.,-TWO SONS KILLED AND 12 oa 19 tannutn.—An accident occurred on the Portage Railroad a few miles west of this place on Monday even ing last, of such fearful extent as to startle our whole community and sadden all ourpeople. The circumstances, as nearly as we have been able to gather them, appear to be that in the morning a number of young folks—male and fe tosle—went up to the mountain to gatherbuckle , berries, and were returning in the - evening_on the locomotive and tender. About the time of their_ returning a very heavy rain occurred, a lant slide took place on the track, which wasttot observed in time to stop the train, end the loco motive and tender were throvin off the track and down an embankment of some 80 or 40 feet, more or less crushing and mangling some 15 or 16 of those on board. killing one on the instant and mortally injuring another. The person killed on the spot was a son of Mr. Jacob Berry, aged about 16 years. He was dreadfully crushed and torn. The person mortally injured was Miss Ann DeArmit, daughter of Mr. John DeArmit She was scalded about the breast, but not ntherwise Much hurt. She is still (Tuesday morning) lie ing; but no hope is entertained of her recovery. Besides these two most distressing cases, we' have still a sad array of suffering: Mrs. Jonathan LOngsneoker, le badly cut and braised. - Miss buoy Low, has a hand mashed. Miss Jemims I .Long, formerly of Huntingdon,inbadly cut and Mies Mary Briabin •is considerably braised. Two little girls named Viirmlerrlmd one leg broken and the other her ',head out. Eli Yoder, the engineer, is badly bruised, and arm scalded, and it is fear ed internally injured. Pot te DeArmit has a foot mashed. • James Jones is r cut and bruised; the tender fell on him, and but for the softness of the earth would have killed him; and this softness of the earth doubt leas saved most of the others from being Worse injured than they were. Danl. Kneedler's leg is hurt. John Longenecker, Deo. Augbinbaugh, George Crawford, and a son of Mr. Shellhorn, were slightly hurt. Besides Giese, ethers may have been damaged, but we have not learned of them. • The accident occurred on the part of the road that Was formerly between the head of Plane 10 and foot of Plane 9, about opposite Allegheny Forge. Attached to the locomotive was a train of some 36 coal cars and 3 trucks. Apart , of the care were jammed up on . top of one another. The engine is much broken and the tender entirely ruined. Whether the train was running rapidly we hare not been able to determine, the accounts conflicting; but we have heard no reflections upon the engineer. The elide was at a curve, and could not be seen for more than 60 yards. No signal of danger was given by the watch man; nor does it appear there was anywatch - man at the place.—ifollidayeatirg Register, 25th. As Anus u TENNISASX...On the 16th inst there was a political meeting in COlumbia, Ten nessee. Several distinguished speakers were present, among whom were Major Donelson and Gen. Pillow. We have only the statement of a Sag Nicht correspondent of :a Sag Nicht organ at Nashville, who says that 'Major Donelson, in the course of his remarks, spoke of the Nashville Southern Convention of 1860, and said that he had at the time denounced the members of that body u traitors. Oen. Pillow shouted from the midst of the crowd, "you lie, you lie, sir.' Don chain replied, "you are an impertinent' fool." Pillow started toward the Stand, and Donelson, taking a stick, came downto meet him, but the Crowd interposed. . Major Donelson again took the stand,. a n d eta' that he did not mean to charge all the mem bers of the National Convention with being tssi ton, but thathavlld not mesa to embrace Pillo im w in the. exception . Pillow again denounced h OH a liar, and made another rush toward Donal eon, but was arrested. When Donelson closed, Pillow mounted the stand, and said to Donelaon, "If you charge or Insinuate that you denounced the members of the Nashillle Cc:invention an trai tors at the time, or if you now make the charge, it is false, sir." Bore Donavan struck Pillow, and Pillow returned the blow, end the two were separated. MIL ROBINSON AS .PILATEIL—Two sympatht sing and atrial= ladles, ae we learn, called' t the jail o day . or two since and; requested to see Mrs. Robinson. Permliolon having been granted them, they entered her room,; and after some little 001ITIMISSiON proposed prayers. No objec tion b e ingraised, raised, the two ladies, together with Mrs. IL, knelt down, an& each of the former by turn fervently addressed the Supreme Being, after which they requesuni Mrs. R. to do the same. Bite, however, at first raised some objec tion, but on their i nsisting, finally did m they desired, Ent had not succeeded in uttering but a few words when she burst out into a bud and hearty laugh. : The Wiwi looked aniprised; and no doubt were Mortified at such unseemly con duct. In answer to their inqithOg looks, Mrs. R. begged them to excuse her, is the circum- stance reminded her so forcibly of her girlhood, when she and other thildbreq o rind to erect to sitar, and kneeling around it, make believe to .pray, that Me could not help laughing. ' The attempt was then given up and Mrs. 8., was not again asked to pray hieing that interview. —Troy Budget. Crisp m ABITaDA,mai.--Consalar despatches communicated to the British Board of Trade, since the let of January last, state t ered i t d thee posites of guano have been discov islands composing the canton of St. A ndrens, in the province of Carthsgem, in the be lgig to the Ecuador, off the coast of the prov ince of Manabi; in an islet called "Hergest's Roars," altuatedgear the island of Nankahiva, in the Marquesas group; on. the cost end of the Is of Guselaionpe ; on St. Mark's Lsland; pn the proximity Of the bay of St. Bartholomew, on a, small rock near the southwest end of the island of Natavidad; on the Marla Island. The prohibited the government of ftaxihaffeus. bave exportation of guano. from the island of San Andres. Tux Wrao Bruns Carrussr. Comurnx.—Wo understand that the Whig State Central Com mittee met In/hilt eitV itn Monday h a t, an d after amin gsing faced the 11th day of BeptemPer;next for the meeting of the Whig State Convention, which isto be held at Harriatarg.—Phiars. Nr.oo g ae Asel, the great Emma' actress, will make her fi r st a ppearance in- New York, at the Me tropolitan theatre, on the pit of Baptambm' Law Oristoss sin DICESIONS tR Nsw Yong-- The Prohibitory Liquor Law in New York sp. Ipears to be a fine nut for the lawyers to crack. Opinions in relation to it have been given by al most every leading member of the New York Bar. Some of these, too, are as contradictory as possible. In a general sense, the law is a failure; but there is one feature which appears to afford satisfaction, namely, that which author ises the arrest and fine of drunkards. In the interior of the State, the excitement is quite as high as in the city. At Rome the liquor shops are reported se all closed. At Corning a grocer has been tried before a jury on charge of illegal liquor selling, and fined $6O. At Courtlandville a sehtnre of liquor has been made in :a private house, the owner having confessed to getting drunk therein. He purchased his ten gallons of ' liquor on the 3d inst., but didn't take it home until after the 4th. At Lansingburg, N. Y., two persons have been fined for drunkenness', and one of the parties who sold them liquor is to be tried. At Albany and Saratoga, cases are on trial that will define the potency of the law in those places. In Chairing°, Steuben and Lewis ti es,counes, (N. Y.,) the law is reported as generally oV. At Buffalo a first arrest and imprisonment has been made for drunkenness. The first liquor dealers' case at Buffalo closed on Thurtday in the 'Sessions The Court held that Court portedim- liquor cannot be sold after the original package is broken, under the,Proltibitory clause, section I. The jury, thus charged, returned a verdict of guilty. This is the reverse of Heuer ' der Smith's opinion. Several friends of the New York Prohibitory I I law have addressed a letter to the President of the "New York Liquor Dealers' Society," pro posing to meet them fairly.in the Courts, and requesting them to furnish testimony sufficient to enable them jointly to carry the following points on their 'merits and in separate suits, through the various forms of the Court of the lait resort, with the le.t possible delay I. The right of the State to prohibit the liquor traffic. The constitutionality of such parts of the Prohibitory law as authorise search sod seizure. 3. WLether the law allows the sale of imported liquors by other than importers, or in other than the original packages, except by those (lensed under the act. 4. Whether trials for misdemeanor under the law are confined to the Court of Sessions. SENATOR. Jamas C. Jos= has written a long latter , which we find published in the Memphis Appeal, in answer to a tender of a public dinner by a committee of citizens of Lawrence county, Tenn. His them` .of discourse is the current sectional excitements raging in the political at mosphere. Ho Argues that the northern States have in a body declared themselves hostile to the death, and joined the Abolition "conspirators and traltorit to the constitution," awl that there fore the people of the South ought to form a po litical union "to avert the danger" threatening thatsection He also adverts to the fact that a clear majority of the next National ,House of Repreeeetatives is opposed to the extension of slavery, and the farther fact that parties are now eo conch divided and broken up as to bid fair to prevent on election of President by the people ) and throw the choice into the Roue. This, he thinks, would be a great calamity ; and, besides the Bentham 'Union which he advocates, he wish , 'es a ' national party formed to maintain State Rights, though he does not say what these State rights are. BOIT MIAMI' A BAILHOAD,TOR CAUSING Susi uarr la A L•nr.—The Jeffersonville Railroad Company;has received notification from a law yer residing in one of the interior counties Of In diana, that suit will be brought by a lady client, to recover damages for the result of an accident that occurred on that road last fall. The cars being thrown down an embankment this lady re ceived a.wound, pronounced then bfphysiclans. a mere slight abrasion of the akin. She return ed home, having passed a night in Albany, where she suffered for lack of hotel accommoda tions, and now, after .a long interval, it appears that she intends sluing the company. The ground of the suit is, that the injuries received by accident were of such a nature as to unfit he ot maternal duties, or rather that she can na be a mother. The matter, of course, will be prOperly investigated. It is certainly a very novel affair. The lady interested is only about twenty-four years of age, - and said to be quite handsome..-4 - Staysar iw Nisi/Ana Tsasrrost.—We find in the Nebraska City News the following an. riouncement, from which it would seem that sla very is fast spreading in that quarter:— "Negroes for Sale at air Plate.—We WI atten tion to the advertisement of negroes for sale, whiph appears In another column... &Company of gentlemen from 'Missouri, who have large in terests here, have imported them for th benefit of our young and growing city. Nebraska City is now about twice or three times as large Se any other town in the Territory. Help is muchreason needed and but little to be had; for this slave labor Is required. We are authorised to have twenty more Wade that the same company . in Missouri which will be brought to Nebraska City if sufficient inducements are held out." FROM WASHINGTON.-- WathiROTON Tuesday, July 4. 186—Vations contradictory rumors the Ad , and speculations are afloat concerting r. I as ministration's course toward Ho'. Reede sert with confidence Rat It Is not correct that any conclusion hes been arrived at for his reten tion in°Moe. Judge Minot, F ifth Auditor of the Treasury, Will succeed Judge Waldo as CoMmissioner of Pensions. The Star says that Charles Lewis Chapman, porter In the banking house of Messrs. Riggs 81, 1 Co., hes been detected robbing them of drafts, c oupow and notes to the nine of ten thousand d o nors; that be was arrested and confessed the (R ime, and diet the treasure was recovered. A }tawny Witnn Bisonsuussi.—Thbs Juniata clergyman recently preached • sermon against old school Calvinism, in which he said he wished it folly understood by his people, that ha served them not se the minister of a sect, but of the truth. "I am not," be declared, "a Calvinist, en ArMtaii•l4 • Universalist, a Unitarian, a Pela gian, nor a Swedenborgian; but I am simply Beery Ward Beecher, s preacher of the Close, • belltiver of the Lord Jesus Christ; and trying to mate' other people believe in him—that is a" DNATB or Mm. T. B. Hien. - T rit, ?egret to learn that Mrs. Bead, wife of T. Buchanan Bead, the poet and painter, died recentlyin Ykrrenes;' Maly, from the brain fever. A few days pretions Mr. and Mm. Bead had lost one of their &Baba. This mournful 000nmenee will be learned with grief not only by Mr. Bead's larger climb of per sonal friends in_this 'vicinity, but by the far more extended number of than who hare learned to sympsthtle,witbthe gifted poet through his works.--namWhin . Proustsanta Stara Teissues.—We were well aware that the conditiori of the State Treas ury was much lower on the 7th of May lam, than at any corresponding period for many years. This, with the requitement of the limi to redeem the relief notes ad td presented, and a prohibition to pay them out after the let of June, induced us to fear that the interest due on the public debt, on the let or August, could not be paid without resort to a temporary loan.' We are much gratified to learn that the State Tram urer will most certainly be ready to pay the in threat on the day it falls due. Shortly after be took charge of the MI" Mr. Slifer appealed to the various boards of County Commissioners and Treasurers to aid him In sustaining the credit of the State. Most nobly have many of them responded to his appeal. We intend in a' few days to publish a list of such counties as'. have paid their quota of State , ,Pile.s in advance. Harrisburg Telegraph. The Kentucky Know Nothings have changed their ritual so as not to ditioulify a than for membership if he has a catholio wife. Their eau didate for Governor is said to be in that'predioa meet, but it so, it IS singular how he got Into the Important to Houtrkeepen and v. ,, --iii;.- Fruit °TGWU% 1.17' Paten fi t 'tl 2 : Sing Seirealing lil CANS AN JARS, .I! l'i Ibr Preserving Fred and ~, ~ rox sale at N . 122 Wood et., littabuigt_i ! P.. .t the ChM and Ilillehonrat• Store ot SIM , of tChVageTveirri"h=3ll7g:V VA ifill f Zerl ' Wm l them CIANS, atm the method of Matz Mr, es clictabaM t? lea. above whims, glee. a trylete aml.sau .7 . ,. :2 g l lEVElVAßV iz ag:rter to t r 4L‘rt i ff i gl i al• itil- Wes. hotel keepers ..ed oosotv, ateelmoti , maT he4h: tattled at tow pate..moo4lo MEW BOOKS FROM RARPERS'-7 Speech.. and Addroanc , T •-• Mmotains ana Mole 1111,1 s, or Wain Calir, Latter* to The Itiatht Re, . John Haab, Copoland'a Med. Diet , Nos 23 and X t=gi n inn for B uda Travel ain China; Memoirs of Lady Bletsingfo L. n i ' J. READ, i e niwth et j, _ LITERARY NOTlCE—Raving niade ar raneztil with • Loudon flottia. - w• ara amoral to ardor. &rad from Landau, say boolttbat; ctutto obt•itt, ad lath. Groat Moto:dials. , Our odor 1111 remake Om anttl about 18th JulT. A davadto 'ell bo , oqui 7 l 7 . , fulut all With Thom are are not bersonally arxMLloted. ' ' • 1 J. L. H.EAD. 78 F.:mat/tat. Au- - • BlBLEi—Just. Tait a good ae, scztmout of Yamily Moo of various eiles of 14nol r. sad tor WA at Ivry low ratio , Dr Jo 3 BILKYOCK. gilrifth sc. tiICY STATIONERY—PIain anAßnled. Damask and Alhambra te Penni. and Envelonal.— . da.tion and Addrees Cod e. Letter Paper, A. New ennply reed by ina P. SADLER., Allegheny. .... --, Embroidenes ! Embroideries 1 VINE SETTS, COLLARETTES and COL- ° V LARK, In fllmpure,! Maltese end Valenciennes Lima - A few now remain Co hand, which we aremmlona to dose at BASTMN CONTI CaE and essmlne the Goal, at . FLOHNE 'S TATAINING STOPE, No. TI Market attest. • . mourning Goods. JOS. HORNE & CO.; have just reed chew and beautiful sagenetanent of CRAPE SETTS, In Whits and Inset. Also. a few new atylea of Wtdta and Mack • Crape Collars and Sleeves, , To which they invite attention. at TT Market let. jolt Semi -A2llllBl Sale. •• 4 A. MASON & CO. are closing out the . v hole of their taortanso /Wet of Dram Uoodlt, oolt &alai, f ir, •o. at ant o b . ne halftlta ttaM riti.l")!2o. EKBROIDERIES, • eartono of EA Embroideries. White Goods. n _Trimmings. &. eel at redaction of nearly one half at the Semi-Ann Sale of juge. a nesolca Go. O MORE - CASES OF TWW Jeans, Iv, Bummer Stegllo. Cheek% utteet, which Ihe enld ...third t e. th ► a the weres rstee. A. A. MASON t CO.. 25, sth et. BELTS, RELTS—Elaatic and Loather Bett.ju4read hT Rzn[ea b 7 dull if Market .tart. EMI-ANNUAL SALE—A. A. Mason & 00. are drains the whole of Abet, extol:Wee deck of lootori sad Gloves at • reduction of 25 to 40 per mot. LACK CRAPE d'ESPANGE--Murphy Burchfield bars received Ws morsilug exprres. •er Imply of th above oreareiatud desirable art cl• ARABOLB—M Irphy it Burchfield have nothad 1 farther mpg,' of IhrS•0111,11..b 071.4 extra large dn. In Broent, Blaek and Green. ma .. . . RAGAN & AffL, No. 91 Marketstill continue to eell the bats.. ot their dock of Summer at reduced price. Wks who - wilds to obtain tor otos. would do well to cell and examlue th.ir.e.sertme i WRITE BONNET RIBBONS—A • few lessee pt ill on band. which.. Irina., out clams. JOBll - Pll _BORNE t 00. 1 17 Market stout. 1 . . (CRY GOODS IN EXCHANGE FOR CITY PEOPEUTY-Tha undertienea will c.p• • lot erchandhe tor City Property. being a assort =ant of 2. • country Oxen, PUMAS OODEI, my2sl.tf Cow Broker:Th. 44h at. UST ree'd 100 pea. 44 English Canoes, fast colon. st 1230. L. SLABONtS OD. LACK Safi NETT - far Mantillas; rec' Ibis dar at JO HORNWS,II Marini and. (IQIN THE SHADE—Why trill you ear- Pr. .lont Minter has nth a Mos ilascolotoot "."4 *DEL. ° loi tea rt e l i a w lCo b tr at it gal ' . to. M°:.111117 j. 29 F OUR Dollars is all that ie naked for the boat totality of 811 k Hata at No: WILSON street. J BON. C ORN STARCH receiving and for sale by Fll4ll-25 bbl . No 3 M end '43.• tons a2eral, nes, GREASE& °14°31,317.m do. redo ,Wain TALL OW 0 ..a ter ruled by 11-6bblsr. 4"". grease. T ant D°Raza and 18"1":"Ivergy Pan .2 rat. falk um. Mty cents win b ,atNa 91 Wra vv otnat,. -113' a "asor4 k soN. %if ILLICiTAL, No. 3 Anthrsoßs 'metal, a.ast" sartal. Coke metal, Tar p 161) ' loy U . L KING. No TO water =M. 50 ribs e . fHin CalgirtlNG TOBACCO; 60 areitt =Ma o ,. rm. lAC DYE -5 bbla for . e y ". R lull LA/B YELLOW OC EIRE - 1 0 bbls. for sale by Intl J . 80HOONYASEa k VL01714-150 bbls. Superfin o. e rec'd and for 11: sae er • annum , uspße.p 4 A_l a LI BELLED C - Umbels in store rt sea ler was er D. w• " W A °C '' 76 exa st. 774 and e bIATATS.-500 but. Bzu . p sed oci triuCKWIL iavr o. b ru tit uti . Driumoertfoar co.ma fbiiffii. et TURPENTINI,-4mwo ood bb a l: d . 10 0,? ? ; a f I! snilt#Oeld sad frost rt. fbr 61e0A.JS—. 1500 bus h e l JA • M (----------51;;--" ' SES BBLS. o arnva an( far saleby WALLACE I 02A=.t. XEW JERSEY WHITE ZINO-28 large kw to arrive and for ode by_ MIMI DION= a 00 GREASE AND S fTATELERS—I2 bble. So ommr, vun i t= it yrdmr r by 0. BUGAII-250 lihde. prime Sugar as We try 1•23 ' JOHN MAYOR W. - - - 4ORNbble. fresh reo'd end for J ses.o by i•I BELL LIGGETT. TA.VE 44 0 21E1 by typing La b x; , Hate at_, Mt COPAL VARNIbti-;-4 ibb to ex- Il rt lr es MAI= =Ku aco W Jim lß l ‘ bbl miuA.iii li arreicKwre RY PEACH ES -2U sjnet reed am , tar sae bra .1021 • Want! u.oou.tne. ROOMS-1 00 dos. assorted Com Broome NU by 1e23 JOHN ',LOYD t d). gad at Ni"Tra ea anllar , 1 Wood I - m ad" old' in the h. ref'. St. preti ^ J. WILSON h. BON. '45 AT4---50U bus,Oate to arrive and for. sale b 7. .4518 ATWELL. LEE & 00. rrEA-2 5 ILE chaste Y.U. Tea jet 'ree'd L =AIN Nl* by ias antina.. LIZ it CO. i3L-59 bx.s. Shaker' Stotia' Viites" Fist teed and Its is& by ' ATWILL: LEI a is bb' m store ? a fIV4t2 Fl - It• • .. for. ,y. isao • . FIENRY 140011.0 M! Want B&—.1500Ibe prime y. Feathers hie a:COLLINS 'RAMS for emble m % on ^ : Y COLUNIL 1 114116--10 bbli Llnseed Oil; 20 bble-bTesoh-:. IN.Jedirbaisou.- rot la. . We, el' -- .1
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