BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 11, 4 1 Prrillit 32 0 144, k COM] ADIME T TISIIIGI AGENCY ° Allll'.,: NR mid the %museum To the Public. ~XRE BRA.NDRETII ROUSE is now open . tam Suroprea plea. and roar for tom reception ._trerellas public. to wham condbet every atteption twW `" 1 % . /Sd• br the Mora WOW& late of Judson • no- Sono, Saila Iroaderay, oodte Sam 0 2a. Stint. entrance So. 41 Omni st.—Sew York, ,33randreth:Ronse Restaurant, „ tiPPOSITS. New . Raven Railroad Depot, sad Canal •Li. Neal' serml ~dizntmc,,„te l y . .l7:t7ll:tea and coffee of *err Artrl . tonl y . k g . y .i j i llte b =l4ll eferarfii tb• afternoon. Secant tended O atjau, Yak Hotel e eoperintenda the creAtlng department. No. ! 4 re,'," . th " a d % r diesPlr bettor dianer— bireta,. If equal maw for ettisfsc• RAM it. and Oanal—entrmace either street. ton , ?.41:thr.,°2"""?..."487"..t'Zr"" Oa ore "m""darreankTa '' "Itoughl . ,_ _a Patent Elastio Skirts. FeATES &, C A NOE , No. 1 Barclay s treet, Il i a,/lan. • aympt they have the hatir.:4thtttent. atmanalhatmen and, wiles?. seeerdlng to la.. W. JACN dcN. GRATE:AND K FE SO NDERMAKER, 244 FRONT AST, 4 CO BROADWAY; NEW YORK. PAP= WARELIOUBS. . UNO.A.N, LEWIS & BARTOW, No. 161 WM= etreet..—A gnat Varle of PAPER tar Book- TOYS AND FANCY GOOD& AHLBORN & CO., 54 Maiden Lane, (up Amin) and al Liberty street, Impartai of TOM taq !AMOY GOODS: kleall66 • Spiritual Telegraph. IrIIE organ of modern bpiritualiam, Fourth soticonsswel 110. Ittontabls I.hit tallest re no 'extant ortlonootrPsets and oplolorts or. Boirplll In• tereourvo. PoDllsDsd iroskly st.l2por sonoro; all •oritostßoolcs testae by - PM/ RIDGES BR 3T - 3112 Brostbw. New .Yori. 8.--d osts/rome orßDlrltual Books meat on soaks. Ws. nol6.3mdP Comos, - Pans and Fancy Goods. William Tasker, bti)PARK Pracm, NEW YOBS Invites . tbs attention or Boathorn and Wooten, Northnts. n Oast orrans.. - 00ntbs.' Haar . Tooth and Nall -BrusherLadles' Rettanhat . nalloolat sad Dead grooelets, Poo Perfumery kat Hope, Port Mon. Ba; Wen But. tog; Pies sad Noodles. Hotta and St Watch Guards. M N . Geeatand Ohm Beads. Necklace to • India Rubber • Casten Bolls and To at story del...Halloo; Moans. sad Outlay. acid and alit Jewelrai d tc L oordeons Il l ithj d lna:, Kellett and E Lerizatom of tt_9l.7it %be my 10re.% pcsoll tbr ' Llt or - Approrod Par 11111,M! a~' otter Alan ' TM Pit d • ' • TO Park Pow: No York. to; 11.—pleaea eat t his Out mayll3.lyr . 77 .80pPzurs PATENT PLANE. ''• e. traidraftligtrad • in prepared to Supply CIAII2IINTEES, OABINIIT•11LICItILS, and War era • -In. genawy„srlth his Patentedanderarable Manes. Atli brae abed it • pronotutos It a mat valuable In vention, that most sora 001:20 tato general nee The Ibl• .ening atter% fanwsratical workmen r. Am on m a ser Peters the Patent.. hears...iv r , neCUUSILIdsur this Naas shire orb,. n • • waha kur...,:a YALTSIT nary 22. lrad r .rab '1 • •er. hereby certify. that dating the last twelve months need liraner's Patenat Plane, anti do not hasinds, ..rartatenuneod It to Cabinet -Mateo and Oranenters as se , view enemy other Plane In me. We consider It pseuUsr brd tO planing oak, ahe, walnut and all sorts of ma; and Mr waning ranters, it ts far superior to t mode area:aphid, babies being a gnat airing of lad • Ono tram hymnist this Plans. will pane mon re. news than An man can do by any other Dhow or method nea . ' • - Lt. a. RYAS & VO. reran. gm; . hays aundaed Ifogpsea Paten Balch Pans,sad batten It la be a most eacallent artio , •lla the -owe ew wtdch It Is 'unaided, sa a• combination of plane and swarm dolt tr o zzlontaitaid b aj t e b ad : t n . 's= gnaws ad IL iuld r i - have no doubt, when Oa rapport:Ma err become known. but that it.Riß mdlrely Supersede the, Iwe and laborious foam. USSI _cheerfully nuemmend 11 to all persons engrand In • tbs. Cabinet bindrom as from my knowledge' ofelt. '.there Is nothing D en rated to give a smooth and bean. toraneers as the flapper .raent Bench Pane: • Janos W, Woomera; Turidtme Wararcoma, 07, 99 Mira st.. PLUM •• - e - trilt. Itteemra. February 72,,1666. - KW= P.'III.TON, of this city. Is my sole Agent Mr the labs or Plaras, or of ..I,lg4ta m manufacture and nes sown WIL 11•IPPER. 21 . rarannth. lras. • • ' mh2namo. 1 Carpeting', Oil Cloths and Matting*. ROBINSON '& Co.. NO £7 ranrarssßz, PEAR WOOD. A RE now.receiving a large and choice SP ' aortal W eat or CIARPZIWYCH of the latest ,and nowt idens Oep Royal Velvet, id 114116 W r.lko and P. Mara and erotNEne, - Patent Ingrain, • -• • • sneer , r , ..2%.,= r4 •Togedibme ' , HA limey desaiylion of Hemp. Cotton, and ow Wad Garman& . FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, 'Yremb to 24 Set wide, al/ ona/Iths and poker. Alao,Table OH °Lilac bod 7 and groom 011. Illradec bed and oven Holland Window abodes PLUM and Table Coe alitDra=Nmana Canton end ettn 4 ..li4zwee bof attll• lorscobefts. Taa Tom- No.YOßAgladies' Institute. No. 38 West Twentyahirdst., N. Y. Pingsmia•;•Rev.llEßßY DANA W AHD and Wm WARD. Ambled by—Rer.TURQDGILI 111.111 gar 1.4 R., and Her-BARDDSBR SPRING PLUMLI6II. '27le2Driderate rem eerier 10c. 8.0. cad redrtM.Artg.• 1rj . 1.1118 INSTITITTE.Proftsenors 41 - It ' . thilteat grathrlnan',Jui , of rude. Paltding.l)reelng. arid • the Ifodern=ages. alipproMdes BetheeLetters elan Or mum ladles Me ahltur Welt edunatlon. 'The French language Is ea ex. tmuire Mel:tenter ,the institute .la taught with um Raw IL' 1). Ward. Rector °Mk* Institute, may be erl drawled ht Nem York D 7 ma% ...PeOMerr 01 . 11 .1,1R11 illog 1 .1 e==•;llste . f l tbe snare run l e t ; I . ty aml i, alat the tri gay & Conked mme r el.; Pa:Mb= • of English it CM, • dm J. R. Mellor, do .1. 8. Dmiron. Market rt.. Mt . H. & Damerth. du,. my 22 Into . , Y. aubairolte - ..,:..::....h. r; Yournrres."--...—.....a. Rama i- . - , Excelsior . Cartalagenctory. A st=6..6 . oIINSTON, BROTHERS 4 CO., praott- 1 ad oomb 31..bne, carrier of Rebecca arid Bobacett able I OUT. Pa., have on head aadarelharn ma ea amortareaterOarriaiat. Metalware: Butal , engir• a., made In all their various style., with egard, to durability sod bearity or Rabb, using irt tilLet i r_ermUlb bed Junta& Iron and Itiaatero. Illeitory. attauded to au the moat reaeociable fermi. Tbiy (=Meat that all mbar.) laver theta with their rate ;Maw% alVMeir ." %=ester To l t s‘ rasfpa t r i tleTa k e: tory may lb m.crutee durbia thi daY ret2e . " Book and Sob Printing kOHN-T. 811RYOOK, haring recently rer norid Ms /oh PegLinz Mho to t 3 Alth strait ohm Mail& Ostattalialldloit. t ori=itror b a with attaxa ms powar rod impor ~ ot t= booh, Joblitoritardi.lowaww, ha la ambled to exacta. wtorirdw ah tookawl toorauttlle Job ;wintmit at ahrot 'vet and TUX moderato prim. ' . ' Mwa sit ry Tor the Wit of_a mocior article of boo. box maker's draw boal Fifty realtorflook Payer: oo bawd Lod for oala. 10710 ----- . PITTSTURergOatiI FACTORY. 1iti1p0.r...........XL1Mi1 ' }...Fr1R1CC11L....A....a1!. sat., • ' ''' • ''''. 'MEOW -ii to: iSillealiliorli to 'L IC ' Blivl6. AM t ' ;i1J10%)117/.11: . ~ V l3 ik , 7 • • war Wood .t. • , ' rittsburgk.,lreina. •. CribllES;: , CARRIAGES, PIIATONS, Sitilihr, bad oven deaceiptlon of tasbei lrehkles b tto arlersadijlrdshed 100 so err beauty ordeers. ttiMs! .. of tlnlsb..k.lll;l=6; nod ihsrabtlity of Ofirlin yak iniiii7t7 Weil llide Oil lad Leather Store. SIRICPATItIOK, No. 21' South Third Street, Maximised Olustrad sta. Philadadahla, NZ BALE SPANISH:HIDES, Dr OnanMeliad PlanlP Tatham,' (Ml.Taamaa an Toole .0. imasse prism sad Um but Mama ad Lean. in Ur toast eanesi. Or vela tlio l vaartat Wise will be gime In cash, or taken la xabasem. ba IGa ileattur. steed' frae of and mold do amdaimion. • • Xxi . WM. IIearTCBMON CO; WHOLESALE GROCERS. Produce mud CommWien lerchents, AND DALLIERS IN Pittehumit Manufactured Art:Wee; X. 219 , Laerly street, tome , of Irwin, eye : PITTSBURGH. PA. PO. B. MM. COAST WHOLESALE GROCERS AND BOAT FURNISHERS; Produce and Flitangl ERB iilannfattarta, No. 141 Water Street, rein "" rs:2 7llltjjaGlL PENAL Jams Irwin & Co., NAN UNAOTURERs OF IMPIIITHIO ACED; Sulphuric Ether; irgp=s t ri A tupuirr. ;fea t Add; liateArl&lrr; Nit'' ' . 4 M Taim, - MIL AVIA': GLASS ,WORKS. . Wl/.. DAVIDSON_ & CO, . CUFACTIIRERS and dealers an Vida Bottles. and sll kinds of Gront and runt Glutesare, ts= t —ato i littliA:Z i etag= t ra *Was LEATHER. PRUE, HENDRY & CO. reira. TRIRD Street, PRll,et'Det NtOCCO MANUFACTURERS, COUR tinakiiiciaarftre of 7RENCH CALMIII_CA p. • • "`"`" ci!K !NH!' ILwrtia:u , !.. PAINTERS. L ._14031. - G& LANE. ' ROM AND SION PAINTERS, ' " - AO. Y 6 THIRD B7SZET, aad llarkbt IMMO "All'otoeta romptay attended to. mama. essensied Barmier de.., 1027•tt ROBERT :PAT'S/WOWS It-FM WEB,. Y AND BALE . IiKABLE, OMor .1.1001014 stryst and • .011-11 , . • • Pik' lAmelence "Aker, 1 :Vim eLAIS.NTAZZ" A s 1 . s li desenpV9 33 l l , is •, , , 4 si4iier• .!=ui us r al I 841), fillJi• • * .l : i7ii 'S -... .: : ; ,, F , ;.-i: ,- z•,!4! . 1i - . 1 : .i,; - ; : : . ,'71..4 - ,4:t,a, 2 -i.,oi. i iiii i i i i ,.i . T a E BUSINESS - CARDS ATTORNEYS. _ EWILARFES, Attorney LO alLaw, andllastata Collector 001:11M6 O&M OH: AND P.RIirIYSIZVARL.4 RALL&ROAI4I, YiAr: ..._St..ekWarnearObllell.ll3,o•llllraa, Oedazabta...Nithl..d. lboruatt. Portaigo.TrumbnlL Blalumlnipad *Mars, (LINTON. Ohio. • M .4 i l t itgltleivam au, 1"". m.f• awa.. o. MHetay Maws. Y. k VAL Faber, virart"u - ' "i• for the good Wendha end lergert Payers both In the United Mato J. W. TnOXPSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND COMMISSIONER FOR RENNSTIVENIE, Davenport, lowa, WILL Buy, Sell and Locate tande and Land Warrants. 'Pay Tana, oE4loot Clams, Loan Honer, LA BLACK & MELLON, JllO. MILO ATTORNEYS AT LAW, (Successions to DUr.fh ~... A Mellolx j Bakonsll's Buflglogs, Want at, gartviTundertaks LM proneution of Galin,, bear hsOoart'ot Cla ha% Washington Mr. mlt.l-ScodinT LW. HALT., Attorney at Law, "Bake ••• 1 1 .• nauoleek - Grant argot, barwaan north and ad ALM an.Vanler g OSEPII S. &A. P. MORRIS° Attor ntiaHa'rg Youth lired."' al t, tl. mV VP °BERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney etLow, As. St Louis. Mo. 11.7 I t : • • 4 s ' , Attorney at Law— Corner of Filth .ad Grout davit...o[o=lW thoOolut on., steps. Pittaboasts. enr2l-7114 J _ ARES J. KUHN. Attorney at Law, office Fourth Arad, neer.Grant. Pittaborgh. jab:ldly --- • -- • JASPER. E. BRADY, Attorney at Law, No. 89 Infth stroot,Plttetargh. Michigan General Commission and Collo°- . taon Agency Moe, jk‘Oß the collection of Home and Foreign Manantlaa andallother Mow olanan to 1111annan l akt sdA i ne o t i t . t=og a 11 , : o t P o wo u ralre n n Incas and Inanrance Alma. FILM= t ANDIRSON nnnunr Detrolkla blgan.R fttoll7tZ aR t :n Msr nu eta or 21War:. nem roolr . Llybalo WM. A.. IRWIN'S ZEAL ESTATE OFFICE, No, 87 Front street, Sd dam frodo Market; Deader In Lake Masi. id Oda. Pis Ism; Se. Coal IMPUST b.tigtu, and add& au2l,ds USTIN • I I MIS, Reit. Estate Agent, Stod, Binehandfie' and .31111.1"koker, Mica No. will 'tree; abov. Rood, Suaytore promptly attended /7 1 .117 - S .— ABi.IIEL L. MARSHELL, Secretary Citi- WRI.II Insursue Ocuarray;94 Warr ease. M. GORDOV; Secretary Western ' Ins-- A: • rum 09, 93 W. 3 .esst. MAD 42 EIRA, Agent for Delaware Ma i_ •4W twiarance Commas. Wade 4..4. :FoaN HAFT, Jr., (uccessor to Jaa. M'Onf- Ka n. .rd ili. m.w il = s4 .. a d o... F l LLV , Dzimrt4 .t irl ck l•w b v: ygNitya,„FittalmiTigh- sirsamh. fly Dr. _ _ jtO.H.N.. P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer itt Drug".street, Pittsburgh.. 011 s. Turn Was lad DPI Muffs. Igo. 406 orrt7 An =tura 111 malls prompt attention. fir Agent Ibr &bench's Polukotdo lirrup. gisr 24-17 tt A. FARNESTOCK & CO., Wholesale lialtil=s, n'd m' Wooll sad Flout " i'litts =hi RE. SELLERS, Whole/lain Dealer in Av vrt r.t. p..nA=s hc m. vnnthnz.ik6..mams., -- • -- • • BRAUN & REITER, WhOiellale & Retail . b =clata. canner or Warta sod Bt. CLelr arecea, SCHOONMAXER & CO., Wholesale 111•reesesta N. U. Weod shoat. Pttiaburgh. AOSEPH FLEMING, Successor to L.Wiloox a 00, corner llLarkot Area and me tl7 car haul • fall and couplet* Imortment of 16.11. th• bui oartatata Maga. Parfranam cut .11 his nerc Ph premerlytkaos earstally orachcracd.d at all hum jaßli• -- COMMISSION &C. Jew -- -Clam Ann= - ATWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE "GROCERS, Produce dc Commission Merchant; A.Sp DEALSIIII IN ArrrsßaßGE MANUFACTURES, o. S Weed R.. bemoan Water aal Front at siGS PITTSBURGH. Oate of the firm of king & Moorhead,) COMMISSION ,MERCILANT, DEALER IN PTO NEPAL AND BLOOMS. No. 76 Water street, below Market, aylY PITTSBURGH. PENNA. C. 0 01018.1 - . 1.111.13 PORK PACKERS, Wholesale Dealers in Provieitne, stn _ _ _ GENERAL COMfdliSiON MERCHANTS, NO. MS L.IRESTY STREET, <.' PTTTEBITEOR„PA. J. L ta .III.IHILALL, Wool Dealer and Cl l nnmligion kerehant, No. 139 Liberti sz otreg izaff. PA. LCRS TO W. McClintock a Bros-, Kramer Bahm. • Brown If Ir kgetrick. Murphy, Tiernect Co. my243md• RglitOVAL—Soringei ilarbaugh & Co., barn removed to No. Liberty street. 4 manna luauaaa--- . .....auxeraca round mBl PRINGER HARR:Obi & CO., (Satter r= to 8. Warbsaga.) Ornamboden and Forawding ercasata Nam la Wool wad Prodaar sanwallMPia. 116 Liberty' atrant.Pittabursh. Pa. azd A. A. HARDY. C 01111118.166 ,1KD t g i 111111114 IVAI CNA XII Agent of 14 nd Indianapolis BLLICOAD, No.Bo Water A at., Pittaburala, Pa. 1.2+4p1 J. W. BUTLER IL:WARDING A. COMMISSION HER CIIANTB4O4 Naas In MI MM.( Plttsburipb Mas a Artlele4, laid Pipe mil u 7 Roar. ROBISOir 1: • C0., - Wiiciiesale 9rocere, ji s l i j 6n Pnglar• Dal and lansundadoo 80. r mtevot. Plttsbara. MERCRE ANTELO, General Commis Itlashants, Phlistlelplas. Moral adnarde "•=irti coosionstents a Psodver • • r.. .417,7 1111 11, to o "amen, I o, Aliblotar •eart i tierta Produce Vatar Flw; ILISOKAII =MAR. nts of Om Iltotrism — Cal.l74 o..) M7'g. T r• LE CO., Wholesale. _l3tocers, pittA L. Conls•yet ua Merchants; and Menders In ti.. NS, 112 burgh. . - • ralaMinlSltte. -15EHOUSE.-lIENTLY T ,, r17 7 1. • star 110 MAS PALNKR, Importer'. sad Dealer Preach mat American WWI Pope,. .N 14 Market 4 . i a tereetallandend fourth street • • MaCLINTOOK, Importer and, WholcH ittellt•tal Deila to 1 3orveilnir2/0.2: 94 mattlag, Tablo Piano WI lilnanom Stows Boat. mimmlara. and sioirc •• • , ' opt a Atik .., , , thehe 91 ' Market d , are 'closing 'out iheir en- ; t .task of Dry Good 1113 .. at laktotromidloanot from ormarprim.Pomarstorr to Durebuing their neva rup. , ply. we hum or Dud •Dr siont.aarta.of c. 4.ll4korins . =l9l•l r =l a Atreaseloth u k tr i Dorg , "*. 1 194 ' %r 4 illA ir r il eir% "4. proatrwarietyof kick! sal Oorrotitrotade rl4iltripott Dram Mow, on of whino goll onl4 et odromt townie. •, • tap ,-,-7.. .JOSEPH, Rousz ,a.co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in TREEXINOS, EBIIBOIDIRIEN. HGAIRIZY d GLOM& Fancy Goode; 443.: • Be.?? Meade" bd. 41A oadthelliamail. 111' &mats for lirsdlree Toros. mh1647 • HAga,n 6111 • ' No, 91 Witlet'litreet, 1617 - 0131,1) respectfully incite the attention of Varebsoars to their stock of Zing=rilise•nd Ore •_1141.1..1 _Mg df.. _Bet_ .sag,.___Tm...Orsosaad ojingn• Dews; organalas .ImM' umerns, Jammu and Brun==s t r i S lLts__X4 halvah Top Psrunk. I. A. NOM a 00.,_MISSIVIMII—C. UMW, OD, W. valor' MASON 1t CO., Wbolesale and Retail' ti..n.t.n in Zany, and Maple Dry t . 7dada, 21 ' • • At: •BX .4E; MIRO I • IELD, Wholesale a-BatA= oonmlosetkaatt OTTED SWISS, MITTS, &a.—Marphy p arlhechield bier mita atz,..„,,.....thR0nt • Dattad and MN Mullea. and fOlart Mt% Now dia Wart *Aura. Matt 13111ra other dad/6b1.. goads, ITMI4NNUALSALII—.A. A. Mason A Oc. Divined soo , bir Imo of of DaLdnad, rod Ladino* Wand pr i g liN uarfal do 114Un. , d , Da . as• Del. WN ►JimC~/~i'.Y~}:iY~:C~Zti~~lVi~)i~,~~ DAILY PIT TS BURGH GAZET Hon. W. P. Jahostm:l, • ktVastPg . aga bough,! 1121 M..7 14 .7d. Esq. Q°' Pittaburgh. my23.3md laxn WIN ail DRUGGISTS. 1:13:0:}•a:m:u;r1 INlaralunN DRY GOODS. PITTSBURGH, BANKERS AND BROKERS _sates Loomo • WILKINS & CO., (mamma imam a co,/ BANKERS & EXCHANGE 11E0E688, NO. 71 FOURTH BTREET, PITTSBURGH. IN the numerous suspensions of Bankers and Broken linnet/hoot Me <centre, during Ms last months. we are sat.M.4. thane /111noet. 'Yet-, Instance 'their troublealawsgrouttled of • departure `from their l egitimate badmen, mid .e therefore take oomelon to as on the nubile, In advance, that so ereVations “fsa or g Or slosh .," other °UMW.. operations ' shall tempt us from the shirt and legitimate Wm of our businem believ ing that In aeolging all such investments; we shallnot oule to totter able to weeper onstomers and ensure thole meaty, but that in adopting •much a course we Mall Dro• mote our own ultimate hensflt. fe6 - Wl.l.lllNil • 00. WATlMAN P At id...~....rpappaTWn.... « ....lng. C. RUM LAM M; HANNA A Successors to Efin vwl.l)l3.,...l.l%tre.E.setungeo=ertv.i.an3 Amel 11=k Note., and Specie—N. W owner of Wood and (lomat Money received on Deposit, Bight Check. for ad% and collectlone nude on nearlT all mind. pal_polnte of the Potted platen The highest preenhoto paid iler Foreign and Anonicon God. rat. on li e. v modlama eon condgnatents of Produce , iddyped eral AN h CO., Bankers and . Exchange ritM, No. 95 Wood street, corner of Diamond Alley, burgh. P• NirDuy andeell Baulk Notes and Oohs. Discount Time Exchange, and ProtalseorgNotew snake Collections in ail the principal cities bf the Union; Receive Deposita on can end on Interest, mid give their prompt attention foal oth er matters appertaining to • Broker 'm Mennen, ell..lactern It:change conetantly for min artdEtly atm" 0.11.112111.....—mnraan IA MIL KRAMER k RABIC B - ankers and Ex- change Broker. Buy aid sell Gold and Serer and ruin Noise, negotiate loarin n on Beal Estate or Stack geese sad4,3"esrlratyP=7l7B end Tim. on F.est tione made en all polt s rte in toe Dnion mrn ./fdoe ' corn r of . Third and Wood etrcbtei p dheroPtenlie the Si. Ch ar les Hotel- aT mrl.ls J. L ems. Ir: Le Ar N 3l or 8 Co., B4nk er roo B nl a ll t r u e . Artts=h. n . o llberal•terms. and collections promptly attendell to. jag-ly IVII°I'I4ES & SON, Dealers in Foreign a and Ocnoectio Ina of It:ohm:l4m _Certificate, of De. pad* Bata Noteunad am* Kuala Week PULP burgh. WOolleetione toads on the principal en!. U.:mahout the United Staten. 111 ANUFACTIIRING. anoatas mrecniar....-.....man a. usanoa---...rn. srummoa UNION FOUNDRY, Mitchell, Herron & Co. KWILL continue the business of the Union Foundry, at the old stand of PISIINUOS., HtTOll - Marty at. Tn., 'eta manufacture as usual, a Urge and genies! amortment os IC/MINOS. columtalna Cooking Stoves, Rani: and Side Ovens, MANTLE A ES, Hollow Wan, Warm Boxes, Dog horn, Sad Irons, Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery Outing*, generally, And OAd and WATER - I'lOM al all dem LEON & „BALLS OFIIIE BEST BRANDS, , 'Union's, Spades, Pinks, Ito., All . 1 wialeti be sold at manalectorenf pima. BOOTS AHD SHOES. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. JAMES 8088, 89 Market and 6 Union wanl at; third do ly or from the Market [lowa Pittsburgh. drotpactrail intoros ids numerous ftiend. and ono .- erg that he ha. toot received his Spring and Summer Goole, in all Varlotlee. and of tho lateet style. now worn in the eastern chi. The partienlar attention of the Ladles islovited to .well smarted .tock of Gaiters. and Fancyand Slipper. of all demeriptienr also a nice etock of Midvale.' Gaiter. and Fewer Shoes which wascarefully iher Gentleman. he has am pattern of Fancy and Wowing articles. }ar charm kw clash in tun Wee enable him to eel/ at NI low prime a. any e=eittaLet mil to the city. lie lal. continues to manufactir. heretolon. , any . kind of dle.' and Gantlaueshs. waav, in the newer, on I. and of . . W. W. WALLACE, STEAM_ MARBLE WORKS, Sla. 111 sad 7133 LiOwts stem; 4PP00441 tistMl/Wd and. PITT B / 1 1Thillt. ONITSIENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones, Ittediare Taps Itaaltda, Isapodas Otos., ...T.. babel, sad made to cedar C y alachlo, at M. barest pima. nava Satoh.: ..7.lyltal sad attotted d. Or Yoresataatag i ajoa band. Sleek sad Slab Star• W ceders b OlbaTZT= at 310 r.l b e:ti attar '. W. W. I/MALAWI. • Penn Cotton Kills, Pittobnrxh. KNIUDY,. CBILDS & CO., Manufao NS toms of- • Pomo A No.l Ilsay7 44 6hostlng4 Chsla zr., o( all colors sad WK • Plosrlftses sad Saab &Ts of all dam sad a....mM Bath:Lit i.ur •r? " 4117.X: "I.`",tdußTZ:ZBi—ournmt2WP M'CORD & CO. - ' WHOLIDIALN AND ILIMAIL PARBIONADLN HAT ANA CAP DIANUFACTIIREJM AND DIALAIIIN ALL KINDS OP nraa. CORNER OP WOOD AND PIPTH NTRZETN, Pittsburgh, Ps. so. Thar stmt eatta4c. ir g culler annityleof Data , •11 011"21u1 . 54 Boaa, CWT. an 0.7 Fm• &amts. z L L IMPOVION -.ALUM Ea!tEIEMEail NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSBURGH. PA. 2EaACK and Depot Railroad Scala% Hay, latle sad Grain do.; Platform .ad (Sonata. do.; Door Vill ' .. rhoznb Walton Dodos Bolta and Paatmahnnr, Warble Ilya • Ca'Lff=f avai rlatr in form' and Arden. .. def y A. BROWN, would most respectfully In Itma ?4. o p o u f tgaojEat he k rv: hand. at hie !num plots eneortnomt of In an Ato7(a i rlll:erhae. ten are made to order In the beet Idyl, warranted ewes t to any to the United M ot,, . Me BMWs eon be removed without the *ld of • renew driver. ilavlng go=the •torn, boada rend wood 'of the Cabinet rata or Ramsay I bleCielland, I anapreperad to farniah their old metazoan ae well am the pub& at lrge, with. In their agmeor. No. I Wood street. Pittebo7r. mch26 , J. A. BROWN. =LULU 41111111.1.-..... ...MUM IL .Cl5ll. WILLIAM 111R - Fiffill k. CO., 61 Penn st., below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa. QTRAiI BOILER MAKPRS and SHEET t7 IRON WORKERS, Mannfantuters of Dustbin Pat ent pollen Losomotiva, Flood and Cylinder Dallas, Mam my; Build:ten. Inge Bed. Steam klpus, Condensers,Wl P.S, Sugar Pam, Iron Yawl., LM Mats, etc. Al., Illseksuilths' Work., Dridse and Vladget hall; don. at the asortest notice. AR orders from • distant* . p o ur pro attanded to. Hats and Capa - WILSON & SON keep constantly on • band every dascriation and vanaty of ILL and p, both wbuleeele give um • call Wars pnrchuinsabeathara. nolB-tf JOHN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of PARISH? BOX V 1 8, • espellor article. BOMA BOX and MAXIM BOX VICES, corner of Anderson and Rob. Woe streets, one Rms. from the Hand street = p h , lotitiany City. W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail MaztalMiura-and Dealer In Cabinet Ware, No. 63 dad- GROCERS. Iti==BEEICIOI= SMITH, SLAM & HERTER, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Second and 151 Front street, jnl6- .___.~.a c..~n. Wallace & Gardiner, a AHOLEBALE DEALERS ID Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally, N 0.286 LIBERTY ST. 15.3047 AGALEY, COSGRA VE & CO., Whole- Orocers. 18 and 20. Wood stmt. Pittsburgh. A CULBERTSON, 'Wholesale wooer and 641Om=laden Idaerlkant,Dealar In Ptoduce and Mtql• "h lilnnobetn..l Artlalm, Libonly stmt. Pitt* Earah• WORN FLOYD & CO., Wholesale Grocers Wawa.and Commladost Marhautsaio.llB Wood =4 1416 225 Lib. PittArtirgh. • I n 3:RT MOORS ft Wholesale rocer, Rao. Wring DlAlla,lo , aln Produce, Ptaba4 Maw andslkindsoflnneW Donartle Wino sun o Liberty . gs On. baud • my Wye Ronkoupeorno lononb•• wasursr, which will be • • - liiDe sroaantssa--...intneer neeles.::::=.l: . e.corWit • oCANDLESS, MEANS •k CO., (succed mon to Wick 14 Itelltandlena ) Wholesale to Irma Nalla,Glass, Cotton Yarns, and PlateV Man Plelete u rn. l'''"°T omens? of Wood sod Mew -411 reasmarm.---..smawmr---esuneses. NULLS d. ROE, 'Wholesale Grocers and Onambdon ktinstaat., N0..194 Mat/ Knot Mb -uirmuAni. A. M'CLURG, Grocer and y Tor Dealer mum otWood and Birth streets, has ahonwa on hand . H an rnsoortmat of dunce Oracatias and nar-11Red Malak. Whataasho and Mall Beam oran tbsd telnas. alPllltoBrglhl.M. omaklakz cia 00., Wholesale ets O doonlbo a to N na263 Lbet n y .tro t h FiAm . cuT rifoßT:iXo' ll m ? 7,;, BOOKSELLERS &C. JL. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No J . rs fourth asset. anolle - nanstssa It , lA' .4 • • ter an• Was. sOoomor to DooloOli a Avont No. O illartot now Youth, Pittsburgh Po . t MIRY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and ~:t ytl a tb roat s . No. 82 Itorkot otrooi, mat ► AY & CO., Booksellers and litationm, Ao. 66 Wood street, mat door to the wow of MA MUSIC. &C. . . , charlotte Vote, monMANIVAOTIMER and Dealer in Piano Yoram and Imnarlorr of made and 21011Silai 'mam- Ws agent for the HAMBURG PUIIOB. alm 0 . BALUMDAttack:mat my3S W YUY.k 0015 Horton P - Ulanosorith aonad d viat.th out Radom A Lizza. e.uumn. Y SIEB tL Ea wk. . • er e in itsth. Blunia itnum Mlrj ym Nun= MA C . Cgaud tad pear. Pim,. *lrma's :Wok., Attaebaung. Also At. Dunham • a 11 s ee NEW YORK ADvEßTlennurrs. Prom sKniaN t VIBOHER,OWEN SCULL. Oct =AL NERVAII2 AII/IXTVMS ,, iI otu. No. MS broodsony, New Fork. SORIEFFELM, BROB. & CO.. .1_ • lIIPORTALIA AND DIALNAg IN prugs, Points, Oils, Dires,,Perfamery, 170 WILLIAM BT., New York, INVITE the attention.of . t4 trade to their AL Ehnen need stock of Draw; Nuts, Oils. Perfurow 'F irrad i ltoo to their regular . holentatianr oflitapieDrims. they are also receiving, direct I}o.ll the Wore. of ppd.- tion and Manufacture, supplied of ;Tooth. Hair and Nail DrusbeL p ltrouses. Dicke. Mann' .a n d Wench mod L Lubin's Entrain. and manyother ar jt=mally embraced in Druid:: nooks , which they are also enabled to offer on the m ntranageons temos, en Orden, either In person or by man. will receive prompt jelhly• grain: tiehool ana Colleg_e_ Furniture' ' MANUFACTOitY. • TIM; subscriber is constantly manufactur les ell kinds of &bol and Oallmu Furniture. such as DEANA camas, BETTNIS. MONOANIN. all of triberio• quality. and tiermodifsporored Patterns. Le would also offer a superior filets as a substitute for IllackhoarL Orders so li cited from our MI of the um , try. 11111.371reslars showing the virlour'stries ot-turulture "pt on soplkstion to n. PATON. JelAlsur No. 7a Wore rt.. New York. ,31EWYORIE 0081 BECHANGE— , BAG MANUFACTORY, Nos. 125 and 127 Broad et., up stairs, Corn Exchange Buildings, Hew York. MILLLERS, MGR DEALERS, de., nap gtarta . s m r to mn o r s ast o s , s iototott to The mitsrlibor would 0111 the attention of Country Merchant. to his assortment of Pannone Heim and of Millen and Salt Pardon to hls T•l4olls:styles of printing. for 8, 10, 26, and 601 b. Biw. Provision Dealers outiolled with NAV BAGS. BAGS of all slam Stld onalltles tornlstuei t¢ 'atoottlifoo to nu tot the abortent melee,ielltdmv :B. B.cLAllli, Proprietor. t.:fei r# it 'my • ' JOHN T. ORTINOVIC. Book and Job Printer ind.Pablisher. • No. t 2 Fiftb ictreet, above Pzoltbilekl; Casette Holland. HOOK BINDER'S and - Box - Maker's-Straw lloards always on band. ALo. inolMaPapere and atntoimml MYIO Ketchum's itbwer with Reaper Attach ment. THE most perfect machine, in use, warran t t.d to rat from 10 to 10 nail of ienies or grain per day pa well as would 4 done by north. , or aWL. Prim of Mower. 3120. combined $144. For ealccby_ myll S. a. 811ANE LAND. /99 Wood et. L Donaldson. Alderman. kFTICE, corner of P9Olll and St. Clair pta., Mgr , 0 71 1 .' All rgrireaV i t to ., lo the Cr of - . R. PH' Wool Dealer and Comm 3ll7lt ission Y, Merchant, No. 155 Brunt Street my3l-lwd PLITSBITRaII. PERNA _;". Patin Tea Store_, /wall?! et. ewe dam Lag of Eachartse Bank BEEN BLAcKnAs, comprising all si If the different =Wee In use: purchased direst Irons the Importers; for rash. of recant tratertation, warranted fresh and of impeder darer, will be mold,: wbolestala and retail. at the lowest atr2a A..1.117NP5. Atheneum Firelnsuranee'Company of London. Authorised Capital, $10,000,000. ~_ szysix... IN M1111L10J6142 At 110• •• • Co.. . Jam ifoNrmho.. - Jam Ur 4 Chrome U. Btoart. Pow new Wm. WOK we A Co.. Pogrom a eig White. litemmta A Co. Amtut for the United &ohm— !REMICK It ATCUTORD STARR. United Nut. Brooch Otheo. N. SO Bootb Youth stmt. PtilloAMMtia. A. A. BANDY. In eiSlyd Asyut Ear Ptttoborgh. No. 110 Wstor poet. Carpetangs, Oil Cloths and Xattangs. ROBISON & CO., Arrii srzarr, onosirs nurarsz. AVE now on hand; and to which they are dalle-edelhht, • lame end ohoke motto:mat of the re gooda,trom the lowest to the hleiseml eybk.b W be mold at *warn peon. hest Mete, eilodov abodo, Volltlao Bllnela-Ploao .od table conets.itule 110 l lo a d, Gm= b 1 cloth, mod all other IrEeditutnualrkeffie In • Melee, to which the igloo teon of pecebeeere te .n 1 R P. ILI' 11 .I Importer and Dealer In Plaln,lliprnmluid thoconahla•ap. Mire lap Wood stmt. littatomlt. OolvtMot tam ealotasted lIIMIIMICLISTINk Yams. NIL arPTT, Dentist, Peluso street, • loars won of Wart. Moo A.NLt.O • _A • 4`.' EminTlf. TAIA'OTT & CO., (trumesioro to S. kopp!dr, Vanodlinetworm of dl Mods of °LAMES._ I *elm In lagortod and Do i:mato luta_ Goode, No. Wood of:no; mow of fourth, I Pittaborgo.T. MotOdfaso, Porcrolt TV;Solo owl ladthur Glans Orm mu. , r " • t0.b17.1, Taken & jGORING GLASS MANITFAIRTITREGS Amid Wltaietale Dealers le Torbay end Peery Geode. allikne arm ita. • large variety ef Wills. Wag c42.;,..xiCr.alleis. Ow.. Boatels, •...,4-trled.-t Soldiers Bounty Lands & Claims against ; the Government. 11 WILL will procure Solent/ Land We? fiat" Itrr. Peddlers, their ' , Marl beef minor ebildrini. ••• . 1 4 Pessoeute [lams ermines the Government. sett ttread W brtethee• la the ^mart *Taal.; namtly abllehed by Osarreee. "a4Bll9'd '"CdraenTralled. RIER'S TRANSPORTATION USE. T" aUbsoribershave inoreas thalr .to of Boats. So., and are PIMPLI , 4 to transport Goods ita, m Rafi p.,,. ard4 llel2roc h l at sat genera t oad from U:l.ar rtl tM, tlolr tZ 0 oar CUR If =WELL. jaZtAxid. -Canal Bada..Plttabarsh. Coal Worn for Bale. or Rent.. iItAIING put my_ Coal Works in successful sheered so r tEnrre , ...Thousa i r Bushel wr ~ of o ooal vor not If not mg , I will 10.814 &Term of r oan. Thee the eery beet quality, and in otwntity enough to last rosily yearn. The lodine Is new sod substantial. The Hallroadis good sad Iron through. Bottieleut houses for the minors. al. - Plats. /arty Cars. all in anal order.Ms Wharf Is Oft the Alloghway rim thr mp h oboes hhanaburgh. I will sell the Opal Wor tse hoar lath a s withatit ths Fans. Paissodon given lith Atutuatnent. as they are pentad and under eosittaq to deter, too thousand bushels sorday to Lams, lits wart 00. up to UT:4 O l% d tor toyddirMoVinvetattio Lake Manamala Iron Ore v.ONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR N.../ NU 3 1.. by 81188 LAN WlTl=lb bk, 44.111. Newlntellitence Office. rprtg' enbacriber has net opened ligerle.rOgioe at No. 410SSh i t, Unima* of John Thom:wan Agent Bodo. her has been Egnloring wrest for the goring bleu'. Bible go& sty of Pittsburgh for neatly two ream, he natters himeali that hie ITIOIfIII4IO of the olty_and ita intim. gives him W h o belittle' in fl ilousekespem pith - help juld alm findbig plum far boys. Orli end all others serllgng employment.. The Pstrormge of the publlo is solicited-- Terms may, and every .Coot wed thigh . ..Arm' esti. faction. .InS-tf BARR. INE ;AND CEDAR , WARE.-BA3nitt ment WWI anil=Trlnset3 Zga , arirlt - Kitchen irrjkaw Dnekett ooden Donis, arm, Dry zhas msd Ana= Wash ,Boards:and all other Lads or ware 1n Ids lbw also-60 sesta Tuts, aod 100 dozen baskets. Wararoona Masonic Hail s VDU .01rWo E 11 1•001114 ra:• WILLIAM TATE, Pluintier and (Ina Fit to,'No. 10 Fourth street, sum Liberty. and 472 Nam Amt. swot door to AM. Pugh:mm . .o2W, and gad. oral or., appoints o f Drug Store, illogbony. SirDrory deemistion of fittings far Waar, Ose agd D7ll4tt IE A& MUMMY, i.roprjer 3 " 3lll. K y le grim:lA=l2 4 Mo to sad *gin the IL I •• u• K.'. f!..!!!5irt.72.• PANLEL BENNETT; .74antifacturer Tallow Itwklngham, Omen and. Taney Cokead rat Ma at the 'MannAntall': amid al Washtub:la • (ARTIFICIAL , TEETIIII DRO.,OUNCAR ft CAIERROS, DENTISTS R 04160,12212 /Ada Week behoant r ibon and Shn rimer, ,•• ' CLIVCJAN4 , • "LTOFFICE under the iiieMent ok .vriogn oup vrogrijAars ci. has to tos t Ll m•a•ost Aset. g i In ihm.rp repor moo t o f Noti.gmlbe rho Wt ton Posril, and no arranrot or eon shat.b• wanting to Ova attiarotion to aU robe to.a_f favor Itatith their stammer. r • The nobseribartnnald asyratlon .to the fallowini dillsentlsJ tents partalninr to Artladal Tooth. tin Nan. naturallor of anantanco, quality and otr omm ts of the mows, owning toltm Imam: and naefularan natural airpairraor of the rime* and obit. In Up to multi all of Ida& tarry art warrantai la ig& to. .1 7 . = tat ' " LtS en... full and f detalntarlably Inserted by lootatoor. All operations In Patilnlaad ill the snort Vwager: llRAW—tanat the mai. cor eturraotar of thi Inn* and th e anarantra 010011, utrp 1.18 the moot rearm. OA" In &ha Wert. Tor ller tron.o.n &Id nee, gooper 2tttA I oto The 2102y41 isfondad 1 f te r rarth do x not pro,* aLtisebei• wen6l;thimoition olm/ a tam 4 wod Mate that orrr ofthaw ara h toeh t h a t dlo no can make In the tort ttyla.• fon INA of ardent In from 24 up 48 hours o and aIDW plods In proportion. to that no:odoran t then ard,ha apprabandal. 12. 11 MINOAN, 0. CAAIXIIO2, %tabu • WAIT -'.. lid Wart Oda rt..hr2, Baer* Mix. Ctn. ANOTIaR Pitte guermattitying to th obotitoat temsofjk.r**Wouao4Bl Prrtlituut.' mots ettLuisc mum n iti/e. Zr.. • cb.=-Q•sunaes—toi • r a.t. I barebetn Meted ye& enilnady with tZgyz. men in.thstyny plane* prilzsed to,pltain hare triedelWet 'MKT _ lll =•=r eryer• 16T= L but ..."*°'a. veltbrolland Mien, and hate noer b retpi t g De.i.v.peebtleg tub ewe. Ibund egles f.h • nonortne the extreme &Mg oenlep by Ude wd al uo zv y !Ilegbir Na cumniositi iaid to nth nershavell Holland Bit to,..Tbeineet popnlailty of Ude medleble has hadnob nolny heltatJona. which the testa le phoeld Purentelne a* the granlaeheentlenra llolletet Bitten. 6'" llleentr % 6 0 * 3:l r gal tErer u.g. 1101tWAIL l a de2ll4e 4 en Divitietegannepy. • -- --, Conitud•Cougluill Octets!!! a s. BEL I P 774 , .. rrs 'MIIfUTEB/.0, t TILER'S • Vilfilf, 'ABABIC • 1 COUGH CANDY-DROPS I , PATIGVITD MT. been( l DROPS . 'wherever ' th,g7 havo tntrodtma. Wm, nmeal.y- sair..d.degi 0 Le Can.! Wain% ka, ler reef of Haoreetusee. l"" Mbllatikete2oalPelatonariensta=l Their moiticaiti atommo to timer Wan flavor, delete. ewe *four Islorlove drug In • theta .ewe prooleft eatkm Whaboat totertatinWlZZA4 the mem more etteaestible of gold.— I r a .,45 . slaw& 111 1DR6X - ielh toil hot . 1 rectal to umat GP sae GWA. they re.: move ell le , t. . ttl aw . L air d ey e tow to • eakt ai ll. hi G 11.12 41 07 Me* Cle t ! •.110 Weed alt. NM mum • IMAM • • -i • •- 0, ~,,,,---;.- _ ...: _ _,....., ,„. ~_, ..... 1 ..,.-,,,-.A,;k:11;:.24-";'':•:''3•:f '::,, ..---. -:',_ ' , ,,...Th '-',--','- • ... •-:: 4 i,, 11 :•;., 4,.: ,' ~ .5,-, ,: lc z. , ~ f . • . z , ~. . , i , ' ..;''' 4- ‘ 1 : ' - '' ..4 ' , ..; ~ ... c= 4 . -- - --- ' 4 . - -.` -. 4 z ~. z e'i 1 - ` , ,v rA t`P - 4 - 4 4r , ---,- - - 1 f :: , A ' -', ,-Y•-4 . - -r, ?-' ,-; Is-- 1 A 7 - - -I ' ' L'''''''''-' ''''''''' '''e ',1,4'5.,X ik . , . UGUST 8, 1855 PITTSBURGH GAZETTE WEDNESDAY• !GORGING, AUGUST 8, 1856 • - FOREIGN NEWS....By THE AEIEL. Rom the Nowak Advettber. ==N GIIIOA, July 13, 1855.--Poor Italy is again • bereaved by death. The Abbe Rosinini was one 1 of the eminent men whose manly wisdom and , labors have served to nourish the national spirit, and to conciliate respect abroad. •Cliiet among the few learned members, of the national Church who regard the reconciliation of Liberty and Re f ligion as theindispersible condition of a piogres stye civilization, his studies and resources were all engaged to effectuate it. His 'philosophical I writings, which are read in most of the longue gas of Europe, early won the applause otmeta physical Germany, by their masterly exposure of the rationalistic theories of theism, and his kindling work on Lee Cie Pktist de V Egliae, (the Five Piagues of the; Church,) in which he demonstrated, with powerful logic, the necii say of ecclesiaatical reform, awakened the early promise of the pontificate of Pius rIX, so disas trously frustrated by the overruling forces of reaction. In that session of hope, he was charged, by the King of Sardinia, with a mission to Rome to propose the basis of a confederation among the powers of Italy, but his views proved to be in advance of the time, though the well-meaning Pontiff testified hie high sense of .the exalted character of the Envoy by naming him Cardinal . in peelers. Soon after, when Count Rossi wee called to recognise the Papal government, the Ministry of Public Instruction was. offered to 1 Rosmini, but his answer was forestalled by . the assassination which produced the revolution: j and after the 16th of November, he deelined•the complimentary offer of the same portfolio in the revolutionary ministry. With a view to effect the pacification of the conflicting elements, ho I visited the Pope In his exile at. Gaeta, but, 1 through the intrigues of the reactionary party, which looked with an evil eye upon the presence of so enlightened a counsellor,.he was obliged to leave for Naples, where the annoyances of the police constrained him to returti4.o his charm; ing retirement on the banks of Lake Maggiore, In Piedmont. On the restoration of the Pope, Instead of receiving a Cardinalate, his immortal book was put in the Index 1 So true is it that despotism is the temptation and abtise of power in all ciroumetanties. In this retirement the philoropiter employed himself in founding a new religio 7 o4Ortier for instruction, preaching and the care of the sick, in opposition to the Jesuits. During his last ill. noes he wee constantly attended by his dietin gobbed friend Mansoni, whose romance 1 .Fro.. maul Sport, (The Betrothed,) has made his name familiar in all modern tongues, and be is under stood to be hie literary executor. Rosmini was born In 1797. We have also intelligence of the death, in the prime of life, of Prince Buten, at Faris, whither he bad gone within a few days, to visit the hibition. This patriotic nobleman, distinguished for his accomplishments and munificence, was the bead of one of the wealthiest of the old fam ilies of Sicily. Be was a leading member of the ProvisionalOovernment of 1848, and subsequent ly became Minister of Foreign Affairs. Oa the re establishment of the Neapolitan tyranny he was obliged to flee, and was one of the forty three honored Sicilians excluded from the atones . - ty accorded to the king. Since then he has resi ded in Genoa under the wee of a free constitu. tion, honored and beloved for the habitual man i!estations of the manly virtues which dignify our nature. A recent notice of the removal of the political prisoners of Naples from the loathsome dungeons where tliogy have been languishing since 1860, to others settee eight miles distant, has reawakened the eensitilities of Europe in their behalf. They were heavily chained, and carried id covered wagons through a file of some 4000 troops eta. "Coned along the route as a protection against popular sympathy. One of thsearte wu over turned, and several of the fettered limbs were broken! The history of patting tyiratusy does not present an instance of more • inexcusable cruelty than the ease of these noble martyrs, whose virtues, were reckoned ad conspiracies against power; men without repifoeob, gentle men by birth and habits, friends and represemta tires of the people, patriots to whom their soy- - ereign appealed in the hour •of need for aid in. forming a popular government, Posrios and Bet, timbrinia—prnaus inter pares—to whom dishonor would be a thousand times more dreadful than martyrdom—they were wrested from their peaceful homes in the despotic fury of reaction, doomed to fellowship with the filthiest felons in prisons swarming with vermin, denied what even decency demands for unclean brutes, for.no other ' crime than a consistent refusal to follow a rese- ' gads King in trampling upon a fundamental law of the land—the very constitution' which he had himself proclaimed and sworn to maintain : for, notwithstanding all the efforts of a mercenary police, with bribed witnesses-and a servile court, no other charge was sustained than this simple refusal to sanction that great perjnry. The world cannot have forgotten facts as-ex posed through the manly indignation of Mr. Gladstone at therime—en exposure which sent a thrill through the betirt of Christendom. Per• eecution no atrocious converts every feeling of man into an avenger. of outraged humanity. There is a bond of flesh between matiand man, a community of nature and lot, of thought and feeling, which compels us, with a power para mount to all . ordinary ;rules, to stigmatize such inhuinanity, wherever perpetrited; , on ev ery possible occasion. It is a touching Stipple meet to this outrage that it has ehed a cold blight over the finest circles of private life —driven tha high bred mother of Poen° to a mad-house, crushed the cherished wife of Set timbrini into a premature grave, j and cursed his children with a horrible orphanage. • Every manly heart must leap into ontery at the very mention of the,author of - uch a tragedy., • Circular instructions have been received from Rome by the Bishops in Sardine, to resist the execution of the law suppressing the Monaste ries; and the Bishops have repeated them in in structions to the monks and clergy.' These in surrectionary appeals recommendthit the doors and gates be kept barred against the officers of government, and instruct the inmates to yield the keys only to superior form" The.pains of excommunication are denounced against all who yield without resistance; but when overpowered they are told that, they may seoept the compen satory .pensions provided by the law! Some of ' the monks have, however, more iwisely resolved to reject the life annuities, to debilitated by long seclusion to bear the cheerful light and duties of . life, and to seek the asylums of ,their "order in otherlands. By the decision of the Htily See, all who voted for the law, and ill officers con cerned in its execution,, are held to be excom municated from the church, under .a decree of the Council of Trent, and must - live and die without its eacratnents and cot:ablations. We hare a few cases of cholera, butin 'general the city is healthy. In Bologna, Ferraro, VV. nice, and other northern towns ' the malady pre. rails friday.. There have been also fdteen and twenty_ oases dally,, at both Leghorn and Florence for some days..., YoOrs, &o. SOLDIERS Brrois szßenorok Among the British officers whtifell in the night attack in the trenches before litebastopol, wee Captain Vicars. The following affecting letter to his mother, was written by him a few dayi be fore his death: " 4a' . , CAXP Bitola SraseeroroL, Mures 6. /865. /fs ow* Darling Mother: I am, than); God, este and well in both bOdy and stontrl never was in the enjoyment of better health, and the Lord eon- Snags to favor me with pesos and joy in Jesus. Ot darling mother bow ptuelons the Sa viour to ..be to me in these perilous Smells' with what trust and. oonlideime can place myself, both for time and eternity,"bensath the shelter of his arose! . How the knowledge of the love of Christ (that he bled for us) nerves the heart to bear patient ly, if not willingly, all the trials and,troubles which God may send us, and which we are sure to meet with. 'Wooer or 'Ater in this world of tears! But what comfort religion gives to the soul, in leading us to forget the sorrows of the present in the bright contemplation of a Mare world, and how joyous and how light the heart and how indifferent .to all else 'when Christ ye' :veils himself to .ds In the. precious character of our Mend and. brother! With him near .to cheer and assure us, we can tetkon the miler Inge of this present world are not worthy to be comparedirith the giorz which shall be revealed. I will now give a few extracts film my journal - This afternoen, while - vishing the pr fellows In the cholera hospital, who-were lyin gcold and comfortless on the bare ground, rays of sunshine seemed to Illumine that charnel tent, eel brought before them Jesus, the crucified Saviour, for tears glistened in many an eye, and mines were on many slip. -.lt Is cplessure and a 'privilege to talk to my siok comrades and fellow sinners of Jesus, and it seems to me that those who mere, visit the sick and dying deprive themselves of the deepest happiness this woridaffords. - Nora Irl.—Poor Cartley, OM of my men, died in the hospital but .niglitr • ,01, Lord, do thou keep me In thy great memo find forget ting what thin bast anilitred in body and soul; may I never be drawn. bj the eaten of life from Jews. my friend mid gaiter, Mi t tosty-I daily live Glow ~40-itis Iron.; a bove all itould I ask thee to. mourisil' • 2nd.--A odd day antl many. Borrowed smith's hors% NA Mk OM to theliglit division, with' ly pocket full of tracts, books of prayer, which I gave away to the eiok of the 28d, fild, 86th and rifle brigade. Cary came in the even ing, and we sallied off together to the camp of the 2d diviiticti, where we distributed several more to the Blot, 4tb guards, and 62d regiments: we then called on Captain Vandelenr, of the Royal artillery. He was not at home. We rat in his tent for nearly an hour. I read aloud the 13th of Hebrews. Had Cary and some others to dinner. Spent a most pleasant evening to gether; and read a little tract called ' Altelieve and Live," and then the 40th of Isaiah; after conversing on, them we offered up a prayer. May the Lord bless there meetings together for our eternal good and the glory and honor of Jesus Christ. 4th, Sunday.—fled divine serviee in the camp, but it was hurried over in a careless manner. Weafterwards met together is a tent; mix present. ' Coq and I went laden with tracts to the remain ' ing hospital of the 2d dhision, where we distrib uted all we had. I prayed with one of the sick, who asked me to do So, with tears in his' eyes; poor fellow he was much oppressed with the weight of sin on his couseienee; I spoketo kint of Christ, told him to look to Jesus. Bead and prayed with Major So:Trove and Lieutenant Drummond, in the latter's tent. 0! what a hap py day this has been. Bless the Lord, 0 toy soul, and forget not all his benefits. I meat now, dearm.t mother, get ready.for the trenches. We bad rather light work lately, but We expect it will begin again soon se at first. But lam quite happy, dearest mother. I keep a journal as you see; I eau hat scribble a little in it at night. Give my beet love to my dearest Clara, Ptilly, and Georgie. You are all conetant ly in my thoughts and prayers. Live to Lord R. God bless you, my own precious and dar ling mother. Ever your own most dear and waxmly-attached and devoted eon, • FORETON ITEM& The Prince of Primain has "rived at Peterhoff, the summer residence of the Czar, and his pros once there has excited • sensation, which no mere visit of a brother to his sister could justify. The heir to the throne of Prussia is supposed, on the one band, to desire to study and penetrate the intentions and means of his cousin Alexan der, while on the other hand, his object is said to dissuade the' . Cur from. re-constituting the kingdom of Poland. li is evident that' Russia could not restore to warsaw, her share of the spoil—ber institutions of 1831, without exciting in the Prussian share, Posen, and in the Aus trian share, °snicks—sarong Russian bias, and creating for the two governments, embsrrass meets of various kinds. Bat in whatever light the visit of the Prince may be regarded, it is an evidence of close and cordial relations, and for a time will prevent Alexander from making his propoaed tour of inspection of the troops. The English engineers spent ten days in erect ing an eight-gun battery in order to oppose a small Russian work of six guns dear the Roden. When finished it was found to be several feet too low to command the irregularities of the Inter vening ground, The Prussian government have received posi tive information from St. Petersburgit that the effective armyof Russia amOunts; at the present time, to 650,0*0 men. Of this force, It is ea-- certained that there are 140,000 in the Crimea; and that already General Luders and. General Grabbe--the former with 5 0. 0 00 the latter with 80,000—are advancing - to the relief of the gar rison of Sebastopol by forced marches. The amount of money Retie Ireland from the United States in 1854 was £1,180,000, or near ly eight million dollars, which is one million and a half more than in 1853. The Miiidstene Journal, in noticing the local swimming club, containing 79 members, first rate swimmers, &cc; says: "The first aquatic breakfist is to take' place on Monday - next, at seven o'clock, when every member will be re quired to partake of the repast in the river." A few days ago, a lady of Ayr received, by poet, a small box, which, when opened, wa s found to contain a yoring land tortoise from the shores of the Bosphorus, where he hadieen joying himself but three weeks ago. 'The box woe carefully. padded, and, though • no - rations were enclosed,. the tortoise arrived in Ayr alive and , well, \ after having been eighteen 'days confined. i Accounts from Naples record continualarrests there for what are called political mimes, and some have \been made even lor comments on eastern news reported , in the official journal. General Simpson, says the Border Advertiser, is a native oflickburgshire, and was, until lately, the proprietor W the pretty •little "'estate of Teviotbank, near Hayrick, as was also his late father. His grandfather was minister of the pariah of Wilton. He is married to a daughter of the late Sir Robert Dundee, of Duneira. ,The Rev. Tbeobold Mathew has remained in London since his return from Maderia, for the purpose of 'obtaining medical advice. • His friedds will be'glad to hear that his health has improved. The Unives publishes a sonnet to the Virgin, composed by General Vargo, who, it appears, matte a vow at the moment when he was leading his brigade to the assault of the Mamelon Vert, that U he escaped death that day, he would openly acknowledge the dogma of the Imeculate- Conception. • The %dependence of Brussels Says iXat on the occasion of the Queen's visit to Paris there will be a fete of snrpassingmagnifieemce at Ver. sallies. Th., entire park will be illuminated as it was in the time of Louis XIV. . . The windoi of Count Battbyan, after assign ing all her fortune to her heir, and distributing 20,000 floe= to her domestics, has entered the convent of the Sisters of Mercy, founded by her at Pinkafeld, upon the frontiers of Hungary, and has' assumed the name of !liister. Fanny." • The Grand Duke of Tummy has released the unfortunate cigar-makerCecchetti, who was sen tenced to a years' imprisonment for reading the Bible 'in company with the inenibeie of his own family. The Marquis of Normandy had interested himself on behalf Chmehetti, and the grand Duke has nova remitted the remainder of the sentence, on condition of Checohetti abeent ing himself ( rpm Tuicany. The brilliant letter of William Howard Rus sell, from the 4 Crimea\ to the rimer, have be gathered and published Ina book. They say that diarrhoea!' are so common in the camp tlfore Sebastopol that a dyspeptic man its Mt object of general envy. 41.031113, :PORT CLENTOR can ATLEtTOWif • Itsueosn.—Elwood Morris, Esq., Civil - Engi neer, has published a report of a reommoiaanee made by bim for the Auburn, Port Clinton • and Allentown Railroad, whlott is to connect the Dauphin end - Susquehatina, Rallicad, at Auburn, with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Allentown, t Fiirty-eight miles distance, and which he de :scribes as forming : -the "only unfinished link in ;a great chain of railroads, uniting the city of New York with the commercial emporium of the West by a connected route, so nearly upon on air line to the head waten of the Ohio, at the city of Pittsburgh, that Suture works can never empereede." The distance from New York to Cincinnati, •by this route, •is set down at 780 miles; to Bt...Louls, 1057 miles; to Chicago, 885 miles. Tide a shorter - than the present trav elled route, vie New York Central Railroad to Cincinnati; lea miles; to Eit. Louis, 187 miles; to Chicago . , 70 miles ; and via the New York and Erie Railroad to Cincinnati, 128 miles ' • to St. Louis, 188 utiles ;:to Chicago, 72 miles. Th 4 reed will twin also. a new coal.bearing road to New York, and, as the•report says, a new pas- Banger . line ,to Philadelphia._ Coal, the report estimates, min be carried by this route from Schiyildll -Raven 'to the waters of New York hartior,lor less than two dollars per ton, and delivered -in • the bold of a vessel there within threis hours. of the time that the Reading Rail:: road-could place it in a vested floating in the Delevire •• and atno higher charge. It will Mao, accordingtolifri Morrie, bold the Reading Rail. road in shook in its charges upon coat The cis: Omitted •cost of the line, with equipments, to it in operation, Is $2,0 0 0,000. The report; which is very long, is published in the Pottsville Mioers' Journal of the 4th hint. Ocamiendeao. 00 the N. Y. raitune. Tna SIATINAIINaIte Idenrra.—Phikideptia; Saturday, 4agust 4, 1865.—Passmore sou is comfortable in jail. lie is about 85 years of .age and has, a wife And , two children. HIS wife will be confined within a month. I hare known him seven years intimately, and I state the matter thus: .Phibuitdpida has her best mart in jell. Ills integrity, truth, courage, and pod, nem, are each and all unnarpaesed, and not a man in a million combines them all in , equal ur.../, aelleine in his single etaraoter. I He is not rash, ealish, or , fanatical; and ion may' depend upon it; he will stand it out faahton that'wM do credit to the best age of marl tyrdom. Re Is absolutely tinoonqueralde.. Our friend Judge Kate will get tired of play 4. ing jailor to Olt. Psesmore will neither break nor band; indite is hip:Meld bY the best hearta in the ocnniEry. Heave f...rthat choke: the devil has made of foe t • baatopol id the filliesis nothing to it. • . RialitrATlOS' Or TUN PIUISIOIXT Or 'Blows i thwtwootre;=-The Proridorrow-'Jorepori- indor-; dial that Dr. Wayland has resigned Go Ave.: Money q Brown University, and thathiti mitt motion will take , effrOtirnrowArdriltafterlbo ou t ening lietaiiiitent. , c-liiiit his, otemqrted 'the office fo 9 pare; a lomeer , tire& lititausiothis prelim* tir end now watorallyeaks Qs Noises of rointosh . . THE PREGLOSPIT AND GOV. BEGDER Weer:inform iiiturda yThug --- usii,sls.—The readers of the Tribune will be interested in any new' facts, however inconsiderable in their im ciance, which will throw any light upon the 'dent's disgraceful conduct toward Governor Redder; and though the following is no solution of the great query, "Why was the Governor discharged?" 'so earnestly repeated here - and eolnied everyWherit, it shows that the Governor is n o t wanting in that ready wit quite as essen tial to politicians as logic and learning: The story goes that after some two or three weeks consultation between Gov. Reeder and the Preidderithponthe affairsof Bonsai, the nature of 'Which is gnessed at and whispered here among the knowing ones, but the result of which certainly wait that the President refused to bone any proclanation, or do any act for the protection of I Kansas, the 'Governor left for home. kleanWhile, the troubles in the Cabinet increased, and, the President, anxious to please GerDsvis on ,the ,one hand , and afraid of the Northon the _other, determined to make another appeal to Gov.'ll's magnanimity, and sent a con- Medall agent, nimally emplOyed bY himon such occasions, to call on a special and Intimate friend of the Governor, then in the city, who repsiesented in most lugubrious tones that the Pre dent was exceedingly embarrassed and per .pleried in regard to Kansas, that it gave him in finite difficulty and trouble, and that he really thcnight Our. R. ought to-relive hid' from his trouble by resigning 'the - idled. • , The friend, : who perfectly understood from whence this came and - what won. exj,eotecl of hinil at once communicated this to titer Governor at Alston, who as proMpaytenliell - .4luit if Mr. Pierce believed in reeignation as cure; for the difficulties and:perplexities of an Adusinietatien, he might practice it himself; but as for him, (Got. R.,) he RIO no disciple of the doctrine, anl therefore could not be expected to act upon it." .The reply was rather cool, but not more. so in than the impertinence of ' the message d , des r ved , especially when it may be ,ieferred tha 'the Governor was not in a very good humor after discovering by his two weeks' interview thathe, President was determined to abandon his people to the tender mercies of the / ?die ouriane. __ bli a few dayeafter.this message-was delivered the cob upon Gov. Reeder. for explanation of the half-breed landPurehase made its .appearance, and the unprecedented course was adopted of publishing to the world the accusation without firei hearing the reply. ~..... , ~ HET VlOllBll R. OUNIXING'S WORKS_A full -sup nee; near e ./ plylast raid at DAVISON'S Book - Store. 66 Market tto Funny Prayer+, 2 rola. $1.30% 'floor Works. bole. 76 sts, ly, 2 ev-b; on Du:4h Th , . 5.,., Mustier, The Avoca are+nix arable.. and Mtraeles, 73sta. each; =are Reeding. on Matthew, Alark, Luke, pent, and Lultious, 76 eta rue; The Church belbr• the Moak_ Benediction+. or the ;Steamed Ldre: lite 'rent ead thio.llltan • • V aises of the Dan D.N and Oil et; 'Mime of the TforegTedly To eta each; Loam. on itunantero. Oomninnlon Table 38. n LAM .auction. BB etc • • Miuffm A B Ii OOKS - 7u1y . 3 Lt ~ .reed° by S. ler, z ? t° r:Wla l - andAdirees = ° ln7 Jammu abon.6o autratl744ol%! , tainsand Molehills, or Beeollseilosie of. Burnt Java!' of af:.117, lile, Jaeltionarri ;.etriiirtn, t..4liiritnabee. brjlinTlite,""ari ' Al" ' m n li" ide n jk le.Z Roes= fir Chins; T o t - . isolated Sketcher, Cktne Cat 'Owns e. le. ' A lama aisort ment of entartninin eed inettnetive hoo!sa, new linbll• eatalne and etaodW - works.' • EW BOOKS, at Davjoon't Book anil:Sta tiono7 Store, 66 3Lrtat stmt., near 6:111 , t1; • for Annorg: ;Lorakhzooed 11.:te Swaged Naok ;LW Theism. th Pc, "Hi.% Ohnith'iliaarAsm sennv. - ..7; . Mea Jaadaun'a Ootoconplane Ebok.Sk• Waning+ nlth Mink' brlar. 111.24 Lang Look Ahead, Roe. leo!, SLY% • The most beautiful hand alitlon of tha Bibb.. In In fat nith ''''''' " f e "3. ,r angle ' . e:a i nl i r re u r Jual. . • - • 6 sty • Art EWA.. br tins. or Adventuree on the broscoalto 818.8.8, & A. Litti=da . MountOtue and Mo hDL ,. br rbbbb Ahr B Tat.. Hbrpara'Assadablbr About. payers' Story Book. Yor able_tg. J. L. BEAD, 78 /meth et. RI BS just received at DaTison'er, 65 Mar -1 keit letreet. Eyrothyr vrtth ths itomant.t. BoymOtrr,T6 cents. Floyktoe.end of Mottoyny, 2 vol. Mile Pmt Ttlyee 'hangs 112 theilkat, 2 yols, ills', Plain krtmons to Mildly:4 I:9 • Pt byiDr. Ployer,Old Itodiftotto ow sod clasp ed. and _ _ b % I ARPER'S MAGAZINE for August, Har per", Story Books Nay T. S. 9, and fen& supplies of ' numbere, vole. 1. 2 and 3. bound. 1t,,, iftitnaM. Bad ,Ontwa, Peterson and lialkrn No August. Jost re• ceiv by . . .. 8. SADLER. AllenonY. flabecriptions reeetred fir Irving' s Life of Wasblogr.on. vol. 1„ rted7 for delivery. . _ . yell NEW WALLTAPERS—S. Sadler, Alla. my, by fled tram Philadelphia, aokumiar se.". from Near York. A thlreaailrtrontr=res Joaar nerr;paireas. lt qISERVATIONS IN THE EAST, chiefly In Egypt, PsUdine, Brea arid Alta Ittnar. tn./ ob. Y. bin, In 2 Vol. Mao, ibr Ws by Julio KAY CO.. 66 *we Amt. 'LADY WILLOIVHBY, or Pasoagea from the Diary of a Wife and Mother In the Seventeenth. ht 1 voL 12mo, f o r nth. be 447 • HAY a COM Weed street. RAPPINQ PAPER-200 bdla. Rag Wrapper: 225 Itella &raw Wrapwr wed elaae, hr - 8. RADLER, enerben7- 8i eat market ram for wood Pan. 1a24. T . 4 E . !ale, p...Ntd4o.egiTti;Axrzto.ilet4rac. Th4O.Z."l,ll".'si;Tibir gAr ibl ¢tA i rl i Vrrrontn. b rat: tha. !argot/all on the that firer. and L provithal with • wane along, bathroom. an. Them are 3 arras of lane at tao6-4, to the lame bald In fee. aa4 an =QM lee one sixth 1,1'85 acne more. The dwelling boom with the 2 wan lot (on which there la 100 neat hem of thalreza um. noddle graze and strawberry them. stable. hog" an.) will be goldnaparste or , with the tannest that colony. Ile =sante lbr the elnastlon o:rfabibtren make. • "4"Rt`r fir(OII 6 V I ZA4 if/N. • .'No. 68 Igarlast streM. near Tbld. Desirable Coal Property for Sale. • .97HE undersigned is authorized to offer for 11 Bale a very dnablei tract - of seal setatol. used ho loges BC Cl..r touriettly, Clout 914 toilet mouth ot•Pttte. L;Whili ' lgt h lP n a atootd) oni t rllLTeorl. I M t lf.rhi ,In=l &Of. multra.tenTgattg.,...ereci.tediziotkit,b make lt d — ectißlde Ltoreetreent. habretatlon reftuid to the property. tams, At be obtained 61 61.141.1trauk Attorneff ro , ihdlaiderTif • ; • Na. 106 li tr e etgilf ecluthPittabarghltoperty at Public Bale. Dbe.sold at 6Le le, on'thopreiniisse, pszatka, ib.zattztfibe=4.taxt.,,!Lttlt Paroplke toad, aad extending - t r Zt three bubdrad feet, boded tor Ikea' engem on the ones.and 111000.11 y% o_tt,the other, and havlndi lane Omen hoe .. thmon.— Being 'the raw reaDe coneeTed by.latato etcBorkl• sad wlee, by deed, recorded In TO Ua. tam. Via tO.• I'HOICII MELLON. Truce—Onehall cosh. °mid& In 0 months Tltla -notable. usii,tewtes 'EXCHANGE FOR PFFTSBURGR In r IANOVA011388:8-8 vernal tiacts of land idlas ln lowa county-. township 81. No. 1 oontolos 40 serve, No. y 80 nava and No. 8 'l6O ann. Move lands are loontol near to Honey Conk and Lots port of the townntip Willa Whit !NOUN: , Willliir wagmta manna tot 14 Sa.h or window alma Apply noon to • loot . ___ 8.. MeLAIN l.Boo.Ylflßk stmt. Beeson's Hydrattlb Cement or Water Lime THE under gned keep constantly on.hand _IL ••Uri. do* of this 'elle* of the best toothy: Ito ottani= of Contesetors sad Hondas orNaviestlon Leeks, Aolotedoota.Belagya.Reaerotto for Water Worts. ita. It reported to Mt saki. The well known nalstetwe nod illaPerriOUlMM, to water, thanteterhole of this Ileatokt. readera it Of ant c.enotc to all atenottwea Mood to the motion of yoke ce damp. in3o Mad =GLIM & RICHARDSON. ORNTS' FURNISHING GOODS—We have as &sod • lam comment Tioaltairte. Co ll ars, Grata, Tier, Bolts and Thar M.O. BMA sad arta int 111=It l eatusenll i era kr Starts and kritri l et which we will sell at reamed ark., . . JOS. swots a 00. 77 mukii n. ------- - - - - inONTINUATION OF THE GREAT bE2dl- IV ANNUAL EILLEL-1. A. Maack. it 00. a 1 w owirlouro thotrial• through the mouth of gamin. Shay agnag mut down sag WU fustba rogues tta gems of. they otWok. gam two hundred ROOM MAO 4,1 pl,!trit s of rr=liatta nr.OPT4anfisetV.'!,'"<'::::Ue. "The Church Porch," bit new scingby P. Nicholas • Vs Bummer .8.14. Vann. na g by Enloe i n:g in the Opn•-. 911gaistta /maks,' • Critins DT TIZ " r ' "° agetria,V4ra "PERFUMERY-4 have reed' a lame and lL sarartanatol m enm a y, camtEing D*' M yen igt% r Poutsdnit abrobas. JOB. nakauriCt... jail . come Diamond sae Dizziest Anat.' It:1MR! hINTAL=No e: l and 2An au"A. Handy Bak We. 1, illasoutl IL L'Oo. No. sale by o 2 .9. a. KING. le Wage elm, HHDB:N. 0. SUGAR; tlallagirruf batenzaot pu 76 en . 17 ' 7366.666, I°°ll36lreaD/ b" It&HINED SUGARS-- . 4,0 p.amaad; 50 abb. coaiisaulduidot 100 do a. IL crumb.% /00 Cbtae - ttaar,jaaa ami tar ale ' sannia DILWORTH.. W I FINED SUGARB-35 bbla.,Drushod - 11 tibralaaridt. bAnvija„,,44611%.61 vinesooveredthatihe ALMA' halt. 11111eArleliper" latnealtia ler 041811 at - iludi Mats sad aslaktalas."l7B.4l4 OTIOZ-ok "W0()IY-'-i----------rtarked A.CL*IIIIIBB. 00, cfflo c b.w. ;AN k =re and charm sad COs. '4:4lemaitald within 80 ElsAit win E. mkt to forc a M CKAY a Opr .~•:. SUND biz: • ba 19. i tro. 11.eft il c""&"ena; 1 49.p3 1 v ' so bus. ib.al a • MAD crft , ' -- akz - 64%.. • t e ; A EILA jig= 01,%. ma. at **al et;' aft pr•psrodirnit,. lins at mi. msi O Doa n an d !lAA Ma Rik /4414 No. Wjoi : gth, e t_ ...ex it ialti • M The N. T. Tr!beam
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