THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. ESTAB iHED IN 114 f; nUSINESSI DLO: !:: .: Ikr It. t . —^- 16 CARDS r. e t eon - USW/Li, 4 W.'S AnfaltT tern!? AMINO) -,-,--- -----=— L in pasta re .m, Nn You. ATTORNk.:YS Aad nro. la Mate street Bottom _ —___ ___ l___ - 1 . - I, - i ...;,.. %., , • •;9 mcel latimeatial4badlarreet LOUIS SCHALEM, ,„,,, loth In the United tastes attorney at Law, and Etutern Collector .. , „ oil, ; Aliw ni p lAsaortue arras me Nctti....tot, MOTT & BREND&GE, _st•rittw•rt..llol..... ri.A.Nre c vitto.v i, p.: ., 131 amour,: um. •-.......0Mrat. Itetsge,Trurnbull.hlaltoningsod ea.a. CANTON, Wart Varner of Front Strict,NEW I ORE; 11.11,..C.: . Messrs. Itanotel k Co., 1/181ILLEInt OF , ". APPsrland, ,trans A Ont 1 ""' • TRIPLE REFINED OAMPIIENE, /.15' m. "• A il"."' Claictee. a 811 and 96 per cent.. atf6lloll. &N. E. REM " ".'"'" - 1 51e.rs. F. 6 W. :n . /Now, I I t,,,,pyrpl, .1 4L , MO/ antot , tonants Ann pumas us 1 breutore Ukotaotrer. not. mitidlr The lb, Or tho beet ptuOttr, nal offered et , - EL P. Muan" ihs lowed markKWh:es. IV. HALL, Attorney at Law, "Bake. , BURNLSO FLUID, • were Ruaktngs," Grant street, between Znirth AAA e CAL! TV : rinks, Tar. pi , et . Ruin, don and IliaA Tar. EL-...„ A,, an3awlll T B r 7 ght Vernis ~ Coll Tar, and NAVAL IiTUILV 4 , --- - '.. T i erer . 7 B deeerintion. . ~ 0 0.411 .- Pll S. & A. P. MORRISON, Atter- LOS Erni, ritthno., B. J E 2 NEY.-... naye at Law. ofloe No_ Ira Fourth Greet, between Jer.aketeow • mit/afield aud Orsta.. Pittsburgh, Pik. uart4 -- f -- T — T ---- 1 . ErDRZW & JESUP, i I irOBERT E. PUILLIP§, Attorney at Law, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, I.lll.ei.aaa.ice, feT -- 1 Cotton and Woolen Machinery. OBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law— ,' .c.., invents and Boilemilathinarte Molt. Baltry. it: it Corner or Firth end Grant street& Opposite th.amt /tPuters end Dealers ( in Slanaturene A rt icles, . 1 ....."'"', EUt.b. n , h• tur2.1.7•63 No. 67 Pon St., New York. N. 4 1 .—Ammta ar the , ”WOODRUFF k IiRAOLI /RUN Wu/OM" Steams Engines and Roden, L tiWetiltntw A iMirnh n oil o sL y 'ili b je Tool. .eon-!re O. F. TIEMANN di. CO., 15 Fulton street, New : York, MANUFACTURERS OF L _, ()1 L ' WATER COLORS, VARA ISHES, 4c. 'lad importers of French Zinc White, tic. Circulate and Pries Like forwarded carol :A lg yr to herobee/160re. • Comas, Fans and Fancy Goode. tj William Tasker, PARE. PLARE, NEW YORK, invites 1J duo situation ot &lather:mud Western tterehanta, o Dv* Stock or Fens, Carob% Matz, Tooth and Nall t!rosheu , LadieW Batton's.; Perfumery,. tioaps, Port Me ams, Jet and Dead Bl2C.ta, Pocket Docks, Drees Bat. tque SOLVNI.1111" i1.k...1 Dyes, Wattle- Ouardt, ConlandGlsea Scads, liwkiets net ladle Rubber ...117471art B'. 4 "*". eom cot ViOrithding terteraluxii very lirta stock of 1..,,U5h, reach sad Gorman Musty Goods, • ch will be ••.!..1 at t e very l owest prate for Cult or Approved Paper oi.Ordars tar letter selected and putup to the best WILLIAkt 'LABIUM, Hi Ptak Place, Net York. I S.-Pleasn rot thls out. torZt-171 • Haugles rattarElastia. Skirts. IiATES & FRANCE, No. 1 Barclay are& k 'Ne*York. 13 Yha—None aregernUne except they have Me , n , clrof e vateht. ell reaaulhaurni aod naller• le. Drosecate to law. othl.lo-r .... W. JACKROH & SOS. GRATE AND FENDER MAKER, • '446 FR 1131111.1 ONT 930 BROADWAY, NE/4 YORK. ) FAD:MUMS PLATFORM SCALES. rEE ; l B 4nndereigned having been appointed Uinta extdealyn for the of these celebrated climb by the orhoine/ Inv , E. &T. FAIRBANKS fr. 0., Resfacitfolky Invite attention of the basimaes aatnotodtr to the' roperlotity of thus &aka over all other. nate Wale. have been =ldeated to the SEVILYJEST =Brom all the zrirkeirta.l Railroad. in the United States a i t l ,B %tol BBBB .ann=branch of btra o tlitr ‘ o t halos . t , S T IILVIZ A Iti;III 3 /fl t eft re f'fibg oCi t rv l lzrig APP.ww We arskysnared to SR orders for Counter, Portable, rslr al . -4611th KW. f ila sitta ° ll7ll,slllWWWLk " o. Mb Liberty street, Commercial, ,ltes. aue.lytt _ . • °Pittsburgh. PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY. atm!, BIGELOW * CO., Illiatoentere to AL. Jlittelow, 1 No. 4i3, ; 19t4E1 aenr DIAWOII4.4t I :II2 • Mg . Pittsburgh, Penna. crACILES, CARRIAGES, PLUETONS, b. bthillisa.'.abdOiSTS la. of Fancy Vehicles beauty of dA r dln, al eancoVof htd.h. still ,'" Too=eat i tll god darabillty olrrant IlltttrWS. grAllvortvoaed. • Hide Oil and Leather Store. ' D. KIRICPATRICIC, No. 21 South Third Street, Between Market and Querned eta, Philadelphia. AS FOR SALE SPANISH LUDES, Dr end Omen mPa mated Pains pa Tanners. Oil. IMine te an mimes Tog e=r4rts . rpriene end her .. .tits the l Weet tla ngket price he grrre 13=1: taken in xchmure. far nide. LeZhar ttar.l free or Zer and sal on codunlaelon. rm. awrosier QOM WM. X cOUTCHEON & CO., S9iQLESALE GROCERS, Produce and Comeartsion Merchants, AND DEALERN Pittsburgh Manufactured Artiele.s, * FL 219 Liberty fired, corner of Irwin, ,ors nrrau [man . Pd. - JONES COOLY, WIICLESALE . GR E OCERS BOAT FUB AND MSBERS; DBAr xi IN Prodn'e dud Pittsburgh Manufactures, - I No. 141 Water Street, mrsa r ° " reh lWorte r iair. PENN.. PAIN'PEI - 1/..1.. - LONG It LAN, HODS& AND SIGN. PAINTERS. F NO. 96 7111BD STIZRET. Metereen Wood arta Market !Meseta) An jorders promptly attended. to. . • seareetat promptly stria. meb2743 Bo=Rai, iataus.i &wilts VOITN.DERS -AND ENGINE BUILDERS, It: and MurikoturarsofialticeertglotT a Otlee:Nttiagetet slaiet,iptween tintDecond •trests. 401111'R WEITZ'S Mt, REPOSITORY: JOSEP WHITE ' now owning on bnei nes ha owlets madam Mow laws ealeged.). between Ellie:la:rah and Lerreterrilla, near the nee' „trio Weiterthe pniolle Whoopee lota many d efer ms Unman proachmers, that one Dr i es otoy I de. lone experience in the basins/a. enable hie to hie patrons the moo choke Dolketln off which so may. ma peat IC loaf been his Der i. Wl 111,. elect from the mina and moo erl=mnt to iitiuunricernea: t e mew et frost% wmple,e.the awns_ my at Th his arsongenesdaerili. issi=tb, e anin.ftabis bLannthenns-at mien. - Onancomioexed.•l4 Oboe. iteaTT =mom which • the ' amen le demoting Hems of busies.. h beavedjopen , am price embeds. (awing to large renta,).Joseph %Wt. , e l /1 nil on reddr , inotie7 =in at moth Len than the tap alatosta - ntintre4 itt:llta bet todele, eith dis• ped‘ • .. • . S` N. WICSEEBHIt3i, ATIIOI,,E 9 ALEAND RETAIL v v DRUMM, No. 21.1. ilbarty Strait, Head or .Irood. Pitt erhrOL. Pa.. alaara kelps On bona and hir male •vm aittlownittaawirtinent of Drop, Pmt Palatry, OIL, - Maffe i . Window War or all kinds. piPainniarr i atant ani Proprirtary Medi earn, To ear pintas a rch,. rustotrant—Harina widow air loinZragt:2l44 toill"ttruetrouint 2110. M. many =wail Maw tir tO J bi tor old Lrali, ert= . l il h aliaWrr ib ri.d . shati nag E. 14,4101altaillt " multot berm& _No. u 1 Liberty at. NITESTEIII4 7'EA STORE. Corner. of wood and Sixth streets. • ROSE l iti T P O L r AihVmO J R ED B LA e C K TE A— clo. tCt ro mend 01 a 4 n wT l=4l ,u r m dr= 47 k W. A. MPLUNO. NURPIFY & BlJECkEtica, DllitLE:E• IN Silk. and,';_adies' Dress Gong; generally, CLOAKS, TALMAS*.t SumirLS, EmPRO/DNALES AND STAPLE GOODS, For-Family: Use. an naupway artopitra warannwpt 113'411W [ha stan dapartareatalast rent apd sidling at lone. priori. tirNwtbilattrottiOlth and liarkatlts...es a - Stovel, Fenders and Fire Ir o n ., .4.0 N CM STCETE WARELIOUSE. No. 4 Wood street, Ea the mown hat mind riblati Win 011. MB above !mud. artle. Iry wont! in. vita attention of thou cardiac as ha la oar lino Wan aratalnallini Wow Kock. watch nos full arid crn • pYta. We nti=la u tl rizt , ;I, /meat In keeL T. J. Canlfi Wino ii C 8131:13•12Or to J. Itarndcatsr. • WILLIAM'' trrixrceraiitiT r , Rectifying' Distiller and Wane an d Liquor 7TE R ,T , .N 4. 209 Literty street rarao..m. . $ age Bags!! RuogyEATBAGS-25 aasCilbs. sacks on Ilan sad for solo by , lIHRORD. 110131ribliN este Bearer Cottrb 11114 Mitbtoo; tObto lrkid ftrataled pey clay; 3boy , bel &imam Bag. nalb4bad• ...._ . ~ liDonaldemi, Alderman. ~.__ g e FFICE; 'corner of roan and St. Clair eta., 1.1 . . All badness nonlethal= le the Wade= _Teemptly attended to. , . 'L*l-17d J. 13 0Ca . .& - titiat, Poem Eiden / ea • Sea , rad of .51 , ..rtet Oates* ran 9 a., it.. - te II p. •. In imft vsmoted. r--- . lel Re val. tKas 00., WhoLamle Drug • smut • •• t•m0,,,0 to the large and enmmodlous our wareboose on • • owner or Waxl and &wend ee.. where cjt Mi li ors on maes: i nr w M r i m= Var • prime lbw.- Geode warranted. net . • RWE 0 HOUSES, StORES, PORDSeArtti .t.. .Bur. rotqut L st.;_ 2 Jaz. war:rams on • .4. ey 44 If.Qo. •• ,r r y=i t trw• - AUenf t rvutar e in& with Illactes of ground. 1 e n tetnew3; Dwelling Homo on lianenek 4,p:4Ln nue on' Doentur nt.;• =al/ limn on Clagg .5.5 • Weeeinglee en Li rt.; • Drellolit lime in Lawneneselllls_ Ana: to La . - 34 OUT/WERT SON. 63 Mutat et. NOR X FARM sable Bomb:4lttonn—S ix vnl tt4idnanldi and O .It W.J. Wll V eb This=ltirt. Wj o Llzkuangs tar• Wm In Alegheny or W. 1.. want.* moreland anurkic Andy . - teI'LLIO C ON. : 1600 n 8 Mr WeITILA nrEAZIB--, 120 bait. White reid and for my e, Dr -}Jae' - BELL LIOCOMT. 14:1031&-50 toui.Oove-Forge superior : hoists W Hal Blocstag 89 ton• Stmajnisißlanzue sate to AtIGILLPI a BOR._ ATEPS-1000,the 'prim quality' live iEs l e s s "tr d " rit a n a ea to rut Dur. . .r I ttorney at Law office Fourth street. near Great. Pittsburgh. id6dl7 AGENCIES. Michigan General Commission and Collec-. 1 tonligency Office, .4 1 013, the co of Lma and ji lieresstlle and llection all ether ktoney la calms. l 0 511 For e 01tiam d a t aB rL aa aul TS%tXThxraae m, d Bale aad Insunce Amnia , Tiana ANDISRBON. Sliallganj R.,irrencertnPtitttburcra—al Kramar • !Ulm. k• ann White it Co. Gazette O nce Lorenz, Stewart IQ. llardoste. IVA:run—Two Amuck. or atleritami from resperumls insurance Comma's., carlit-I>d WM. A. IRWIN'S L'AL ESTATE OFFICE, No, .87 Front etreet, 3cl clopr from Illarkst; Dealeelsi Lake Cbun V tire, Pig Iron. to. tioal property bought and rota. Lulrt•tt AUSTIAUSTIN LOOMIS, Rea' Estate Agent, Btoek,. Bachand!". and Bill Broker, aMee No. 92 N above Wood. Buanam promptly attended J11r417 QAMUEL L, MARSUELL, Secretary Citi p...4 s tep Imrandwe Company, 94 Water area. F7s. GORDON, Secretary Western 1121311- tarme Co., 92 Water etreot.. JGARDINERMOFFEN, Agent for Franklin ~ VA* Imnrae Company. northaat myna of blood A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Ma ~•~ OH HAFT, Jr-, (successor to Jas.Brant atsld ttebdoor, Delos urgh. Zirltegular ' Agent r Dr. TOL& T. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in ej tornks, Paints, O Tarnistm and Dye EltttakiCe. 190 Liberty street, Pittaburat. • All orders will reeelve_moront attention. ail -Agent for tichencra Pnlmonle Limp. mar 24-ly - " 14A. kaIEMSTOOK mer C o l f :), thal am i ° Ful t . an . P :Mtbargo, manor Wood and Yrout West :Ap r JtkE. smr.l.Eits, Wholesale Dealer in , VVZ :4P4 otreot.t4r St L.Chtts‘; Primo tow. rearrarri V i RALIIN 4t REITRK Wholesale & amu Retail Dritererute. corner of Iltertr and lit. CL ercnnlX treboran. • SCHOONMAKER & CO., Wholesale • DrosslAts. No. 24. Wood street, Pittabargh. JOSEPH FLEMING, Summer to L. Wilcox a Darner Market street and Dlemond—llseon• m etark wi llzza , hand • full e tn e Lmrplerer47tr ...d um pertaining tolds tettlneas. all PlayArdans maseriptim • carefully commanded at all home. iskly E ' l=M .7710. D. - 4007.19... .1.1. W. 111711.8T1N8 L.1.01` Lake' ritatnav iltnnybrers. riorman & Koons. MU.. KOONS s IMBRIUM - FLOUR FACTORS, ALAD General Produce C om mission Merchants, No 47 ...Vin-24 Wharws and 95 V Water beim Race. PIIILADELPILLA. UT. TO E•firgO ; Waco/laud koe, Phha. D Latahet • Co, Ctn. 0. :Martin a Oa A D Dun." • Co. Wood a o.lrer, Treed t alitdat, & us. " Poedlek k Podia , . Caleb Cot/. t " Manor a antler, " Truitt. brothat k " JSCIt sib S Co' Bryste. Kennedy t fa, Pittab'g, 1. Wllmartb a Co. PL:II . . Co. Pfri Dellt ;04. And Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Merchants generallr. ialdatod MoBANE & ARJF.R. • I ototoetam to A. A A. ./IeBILIN.I DEA LE RS IN - FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Commission and Forwarding Merahanta No. 114 Second et., Piudttirgh, Pa. Pau 1, 'Secdly] jail - Trieti - . riii•f.'&l7b.°7 — u - DEA. I .ERS IN FLOUR & PROVISION S, • AND General Commission Merchants, • No. 34 SOUTH WATER ETRZAT, m. PiII.LADEILYIIII., • Bala ALe.. G. Cattalo:a Oa.. Phila. ElterJamoe4t Co.. L. Wilma/1.6 & (3a.. Plttab“urgb. twaltiOd. " Bailer t Earsahav • SPRINGER HAIABAUGH, CONALISSION MEROILANT, Dealer' in Wool, Provisions & Produce genorsHy. NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, PITTI4III7BOII, PA. I. ICKURPM: A FORWARDING & COMMISSIoN MERCHANT, P•rtlettlo attention given to tbat tolAt of PRODUON. • No. 155 Front Street, °molt, the • ktonongsbela 800.. Jo. ATITMJ- 400 .- a 4 mar* on_ ip e Produce & Comma= w O.LESAIX Eil aRS' ts. .1977SBURGE HANULACTUREN, Bak - 8 Wood a., between Water and Prong et Kati PITTEIBMIII. DAVID C. BCKRBST, - , Flour,' Produce, Provision and Commission . MERCHANT, No 267 Lfberly strut. wrong/ Hand. • , Pittsburgh, (IMES his 'attention to the sale ofFlom n Pork, Beton; Lord. Cheer., Batter, arab; Laisi Troa, &od a, ie.. ita 113.010ailenzaente ferwattully zoikit•J. HENRY 13. KING. (lato of the firm of king & Moorhead,) COMMISSION MACHANT, DEALER IN PIG MintAL AND BLOWIA, No. 76 Water street, below Market, spl9 A. A. HARDY, --- -- ci....ysty . ns - ,c, R ra , A2, - ,r4 Agent of the Alattlion and Indhinapolls RAII.IOA.D, No. 80 Water st., Pittsburgh, Pa , Jazio To. J. W..131=11, 'a CO., EORWARDING tc COMMISSION MER- Cll4.llllland °Wan In all klottief Pltfaibm.gh Ma* oreaArtlelms. Lead Pips aast Sheet Lead, No . 97 Vint street. Pltubterab. • an a 4747,1 V), late of Warren, Ohio, etejzieeneoe and lwirarding Merchant. aad Whole. rata 117 In Western Ilaserve Cbsert, flutter, Pot and P gab,Und Warta* Pnidwe gentrallr. Water abut, betunin gralthllald and Waal Pittsburgh. 1J: oliiv;.iE A of EraDo',Midi co;. ) - - 'I LIALE k. CO.:, Wholesido Groom, L, n. gjr , td . nae and Oinsants z Vf i r elssat 6seonrd Datdritlnt a : . 6 1 4 / 7 - tba CHEESE WAitEIIOUSE.—IIENRY IL MUM, Vann:Minn.!' Ont:cttstb. , Lnfllterchon t,and Doak,. In Manta, mar" Ink. Flab and !produce onendlyt ZS Wood eldlatd, anon; Water. Plttabstenti at sal rIIONIALS PALMER, ImuTt,6and Dealer In Yrineh and Antakan Wall Pim Na. 65 Warted t,vdnoon Third 11121/ Fourth tor ritientraa. n 0.14,43 ~ .. . DRY GOODS. - -- • JuSEPH RoaNB 00., Wholeealatual Retail Dealers in TRIMMINGS, strerzwaKetta LICLUBIir d ()LOVE?, Fancy Goode, &a. 77 —Marketg,t.et. 4LMI and NA Dinssond. IT AGYMUI tar Eilal,-17 throe, X:o. 91 Maiket et , areoloeing out their en tire ploa aDry Good. egAlmrosurlsootnat from ply. re ZiTsk urgs% ort. g lr4ro P i ..00ds Psrsrostcss, '41,11 Wool 'Worsted Meade. si.deronaClothjsznes Lloth, Dom EV' C V" dVosilo...operior =ll Btrar=tg 11r.1 vb „, gr:IJ irqd at.s or..t MOON tooyrusan...a. L. smogs 400 4:4014. It A - m A B°N CO., Wholesale and Reta il DULisrs us Pansy Siushairr goods, 26 Mb D Pittsburgh. anmar trapny & .13 •0:I • • , Wholesale se lot•nnts M a e Retail Dry Ooa mm al ls . Dinnannts...nrnne Yount. Beinoval I . Removal! - ROBINSON d t 3. 17PM Sums?. 1.1 VIN G •Itamoved our Store to No. 23, Entlistreet, (nett dont to A. A. Caeca a Co ) wear' now ....wed to eriblblt one alb* larded. Mode allu re:tad and Awed= Carpotlngh and 011 Clothe to :fah Inart.t. In our noortasent can b. found o i ttliNnit Ce.% tin - Mr• armies aw PlLL:tur kwE ttaah an iTin a ll oad a pi : in nve. a ueita yam t_alt.a.ltta Scotch relui. Toupe. Drummers,. sod Z:tiria i erVqrka g a ttg P ="" h 'at een&tame i :. tate 011 Cloth, Window 2=. BEd r keen ae olgh • 1.41.!_ft.2 & thi tad. fnet, PrMa - TSBURGH, I BANK.F ZIS AND BROKERS __.: zirim YORE ADVERTISER/sn. VISSOU2ER, MEV a BeIIALL, as I I BANKING- HOUSES Nos aaal. Nrll ork. 31.1 Annansiza LIOLma, Zia. 346 8r0a44. OF F JOHN T. HOGO: BEDFORD 00. SOILERBICT C, s iyM4OI : RE , IS 00 Per.<lo bli/Arodt , rOtIKEZA: MOUNT PrmASANT, CONNISLLMLLE, UNIONTOWN BROWNSVILLE, NUM BR.IOIITON, BYATZEI Dopoedta Dlooounto made, Marto bought, told -and oollocted, Etenk-Notag and Spode bought and sold - Stooks, Notes and ettior &maritime bought .ad cold to eontudndon. Oorrosnondente sad nolnationo volloltod. KRAMER & RAHN, Bankers and Ex mtasepotatel Bur :DI& ( E i da old t. s4d ß alleer tock elund. fit., imassiVromlamory Notes, sad That Rills on East and West. Boy .d sell Stacks on Commission. Oolleo lions wads on all points in to Onion. .)mm nom. or Third and Wood ltt.ti direa/T Opposite the St. ansriss liotsl sp./ m7l-1r --- ealers in Foreign and Domestic Ma of Exclusega, Cartlecetes of De. poMte, Beek Notes eta Specie, No. 89 Market stmt., Pitts. burgh. JfirOollectione tondo on all the prt..11 , 41 dtlee throtuthout the Melted Beate.. MANUFACTURING. •ADIE.E.ICAN PAPIE_Nt MACHE ItaNZIPAOTuIaNci CoMPAIV N 0.78 Second it., PittetnuO, Pa. inti , I ;r, N;UFACTURERs of Papier Macho Ornaments Mr Oludetnw Home.. Steamboat.. n. r and Picture Fromm, Window and Door Beads, Brackets, 'Prams, 00111ifte, Ventilator. and Oentre Mem for Catalogs. Bosettes and Mcnoldintre of every description fm and &slim, mem sod warnented more durabli than .." Atom article now In nee. 103-Urders executed on the .honest notice. A. D.—Attention or Steamboat But/dere te:Vdir rooted to Ude article, on acecuntof its Batt t. de MINS. u No. 7 Second C st U , b et . Wood • Market Ea, le 3-d PIISS9IIII4B.. ..THOSLLI UNION FOUNDRY, Mitchell, Herron & Co. WILL continue the biness of the Union g i v a litu r ttry or. a 4 t the old ust. of PENNOCK. AllT0)3• They wit manufacture as =nal, large end amoral samelocent ot CASTINGS. comprising . Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Side Ovens MANTLE AND KITC HEN STOVES, MANTLE to KITCHEN GRA'rES, Holkno Ware, Wagon Bozea, Dog Iron,, Sad Irons, Tea Kettles, Plows and Now Points, Mill and Machinery Castings generally • And CAS and WATER KYR/3 of slue. IRON & NAILS OF " RIE BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spades, Picksdm.. All of which will be eold at numulEntmers' prima toyt-ly • Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh. Syr ENNEDY, CHILDS & CO., Manufao la. tutus of— Perm A No. 1 heavy 44 drammtlang Carpet CII•112 of all colors and Outer. Cotrnn LTwine; Plough 1 1l and each l.kml; Rape, of all a.m ant destalpti.r rh ßattthi 4 . .kb*lilZZ`''l'a tl7,lA.tliT=l.M wruua 9450131.- - WILiJAM BARNHILL A. CO., 61 Penn et., below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa. j i aTEAN BOILER MAKERS and SECRET b IRON wonnitas, Ltattutseturcri of BananalP• Pat. eat Boller. Locomotive, Flusd and gylincter Bonen, Clam o... invidien=a Pipes, liandeneers. Bolt Poe., &nit. Int Viaduct Ita ' ao.tna the idocrtest notice. All order. tram a distance s iron&U, a ttended to. Bata and Caps. (41 WILSON SON keep constantly on hand ovary description and and rtatoValo'bot. to liat, or Cargoid . and _earap, woutrao trail to neap et.. • oall Debra nurellaring alttowbora. 01841 W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail pan t fact a.rez ►ad Dealer la Cabinet Ware, Neel GROCERS. BUM P. .11.0, StriverDilworth, aon, torlArOt WHOLESALE GROCERS . Noe, 130 ic 132 Second Shoot, (Behrego Wood and Smittlidd) PITI3BURGLI. MONTROSE. KITCHELTREE, Wholesale Grocer and General Merchant, No. 209 Liberty Sbvet, Jiasberrvk .°47 JO. 11 HEMEL SMITH, Mant & HIIHTHR, WHOLESALE GROCERS, 122 Second and 151 Front street, )1114 PITTSBURGII, FA. Jispena Wallace AR cL& Gardiner, 111i0LESALE DIS4LERS. 111 Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally, NO.= LIBERTY ET joRG•Iy AOALEY, COSORAVE lc CO., Whole,- 84.1 e Gram., 18 and 20 1V13.1 street, Pittabusgh. A CULBERTSON, Wholesale wooer and CommlAslan orc6t, Dealer In Pmtues aud Pitts burgh klutufactured Arttelm. MIS Liberty Om; PIM Jo. ...... .torn-- ..... 1011 N FLOYD & CO., Wholesale Grocers eautOusbilskoridsrchsats,NU.l73 Woodand Z 8 Llb• rust:riot. Pletaburtb. OBERT MOORE, Wholesale Groner, Derisr to Produce, bl: teburgh tirieeSecturbs. and all Stun.of rorelty tried Dristorilo Wen. RADA Lops. No. 316 LibertyetreeL band • very 1 r mica of superior old Idobonsualuela Whiskey, üblob will be sold lob flu crib. • DAM lA"CAMMISAI.- 11111.1411 NAM --IL A. COMM. AIIcCANDLESS, MEANS L CO., (meow eon to Wick & klaCandlaks,) ,Wholekal• Groom, udla iron, ULU, Glmik,Oottoutittins, sad Pittensekh ktazialictutke genwally, aster of Mod ak4 Water ea Eltietmrsb. 17 ..• .10E11 D. WG1 1 1.......-....1W11 . 111 O. SOIL M ' GILLS .44 ROE, Wholesale Grocers and banal OOMMIAIIO - 0 Merchants. tia 194 Liberty street Pitt. ILIk/ ILLLAid A. APCLURO, ironer and v Tea Dealer, earner or Wood and Sixth streets, has always on hand a largo emartinont oLcholos Chroserba and coo Taaa--Jtealgn Italia and Dula WhoLrab and iletaLL Duarte rundled on the iainno tun= 1110.13ERT , : D.A.LZELL CO., Wholesale JUL, droortm Ooneadeekno Merdoents, Dslarsin PUIdISCO ukd Pittshuneli Idanufbeturea No. 263 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. '2•44. 000000. Dldiar GTO- . e, Cmaselesioa Ateretaats, and Dealers In Prods.. , Len WWa street, and 08 host street. Pittsburgh. ItAOALEY, WOODWARD et CO., Whole .) sea • Groomes.ho.tlllltastoi stromPhllaidebia BOOKSELLERS &C. Book Agenoy. THE "beeribers hare established a Book Amway .; In Ptdiedelptila c and . 111 furnish any hook or puoiseauca th. retail V d fkew of porre. Erd:ras' Tni f tifee th. tiodey 4 ilettuilo 4 "tinw asiriel.Mer'"" ttf '. lkrpuZa T athomo thl; 4 1; somas of Nth. Weida :ton, Jaokisin or Ulan or. If sub. =Mail ta •El add El llaseitinii, they will Mein • coPY of either of the Ws. twetralta /f to_fe worth of um ail three man! will he mane =au. Mute fmnl to three who may wish It. linvekipesof imn7 desellotlan and ids In large or mall ainnetlilai fin olebed. End E.nesewliitee. an. motioned.. Every deeerlption Ingravlni on Wood esceinted with imams. and dispatch Views of lialbll , = b = ilindiaite. View. of /dschl=7. 111 Ontificates, Boehm= eartb. Ae. All orders sent mW mipilz . attended to. Persona wiahing elev. at Male ere snored ani sand • Ilarionsrectype or ok.tab a tto" . 37M4e by manor xpress. Persons at ••distance having amleable article. would Dud It to tlair adventag e to adlres. the inateniftbern se we would act ea agent. for the sal. of the earn. 11YEAM inicaos, EmaTult•rlyi 60 6061tb Third 5t,P611.36 Pa. • /ORN T. BREINOCH, Book and Job Pr inter and Milder. Hag? Kith(Creek above dmlldthdd. Gazette Betiding. BOOK BINDER'S and Box Maker's Straw fttaidomm aysatee.annwe on band. Al.o , Booke, Pape= end mzlo Li CCIATIfitANE, (tmccestior to S. Sad • Wboleralosad lintail Orolido Boots, Math. It i ar i t'oPrr IlitMrirtrol Error. Oth door o 10IIN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and SYS; Mawr, stemma to Dastsens it Assam No; 17 Market mesa. tsar Staab, Plttstatth. Pt MENBY S. BOSWORTII, Bookseller an d Bogor In iltatomeryAo bloll2 tdarkst strut, rtsag Istroosul. Pittsburgh, P. , IKA Y d CO.; Booksellers and Stationers, It Dal Wood itrut, but door to the emus °MUM. ourh. P. Reboot sad lee MALs wortantlr cm Wood JREAD, Bookseller and Stationer, No. • 10 Fourth o Out, Apollo Bulldog. r•futil6.6" - : . - John H. Mellor, NO. 81 WOOD STRUT between Dlsmond llld lYouhStntet, lAan+mtoBoNlllto II f K ILIN tietraaPlolll,Ali U 11318. and dbata to hf uslo and Hulot UOO4 1a23 11. libber & Bro., FIFTII ST„ Sign of tho Golden in.p, non , Ann.o7 for NUNNS it CLASH'S Wag atulrallad Orand and . agnate PIANOS. and CAR. 1100( N MNDRANPS °mum 01 , 00}..0N5.4 ORGAN HARMONIUMS. Dealers to M.. 10 and Musle.l In txu maxim; Charlotte Biome, 1101 N UIPAOTURER and Dealer in Piano Allter._rm a a i rrZtellintep n " i g . 1 " t :l„; LIALLST, vIS 611 Ilo.tou Mum olth sad oti.b. out <Nolo= Attachment. t 073 US Wood et. ST, CLAIR HOTELI - 4 TOMMY 131711M1l 1.0.34 Corner ion nod R. Clair Streets, PITTPRIVROII,I".t., W. 0. CONNELLY, Proprietor. ata.treolo'6B Ketchum's Mower with Reaper Attach meat. . . T ILE most perfect machine in use, warran ted to t from 10 to 16 atm of of orpolo pair yas vett o would Leedom by 00710. of aoWo. Polo. Of Dlolver, $1:60. comobbmil $111). !kraals by _oott3 k R . 011ANKLAND.1211 Wool) sc. ' • • DR. I. NTENDING to make Pitlabz,a his future Mr s =es m err ithlt d, at=V, IJBOPEBTY IN DUQUESNE BOROUGH 0.01.1L-13.1nn • lot of 100 hot ollthro•oltoo 00 FUN shoot hotting oho on Uall =al. Tn. propos_ tx lo walk adopted *r manuntetutina 1.111P.,14="1'9'. itatt Thor. lo running 'nor woos the scut ounon,.. CST od vasto unto: to dna. Aloo. tzta noutonad to tau propotty rhlen wlll bold 4000 of Coal. Consl4statio hots ocok on the F 2.47" truft's,‘AM.ld Plfti .8 Wilt. NEW YORX. MILLINERY: - ,NERS..ll3%)lll}',„iyvivilx,sTAßl,,,E so on A HOUBS, 564 BRoalfif A 1", NEW of hi /Ufa In Europe for theNferrese re 70. f of Wetting novelties for the gpring Trade. whir. eff effifflani ready for Inver on.ori or shoat the fret of porch.-: douthern sod Western Idnehante, std dlilllnerefere res. pe u egallr . lnyited to pal and eawnine the dente before terl h'l , end g I h rf tO ."'" id i te ""."' MN" y exams any la. Pauttai Varmihes, &o. — , • RAY NOLDS, bEVOE & CO., 106 ¢:108 Yukon Street. NE W YORK, AIANUFACITUItatib OF Paints, Varnlabee. Whiting and Zinc Patna. looporare club! Desk:alp WHITLEAF, GOLORS, BRUsliEs, OLLINIONWS7OII9, ,oLuzs. to. Gongantly m, band a large and perfect sasortnant of all ruch.gooda required by ARTIBTS and PAINTEES and er th•_trade causally. Idannfartuad goodsonly of FIaUT QUALM. Fond= goals •elaoldes dlNat rota the prodneara, and can offer by the paciag6 or ocher able. on the moat favor. ' ahl• tams. Orderiby mall promptly Wand.' FIRST PREMIUM PIANO FORTES. STEINWAY & SONS, MAN IifACTURERN Hotel SS Walker Street • NUN eatichllAT, NOW roar. ItESPEOTFULLY call the at !elation of tha Dahlia to their redound . uao ent of rend-grand ahriatioare Plana which, for volume 0. tone, elastiCity of ty..ty fhthajji short etcry thlog that rendcrea Ilhoo perfect. are uneorpeasett. hO7 ...re awarded the neer I . remittot for both Md., to competition With the an ‘et diatingniebed makers from Bolden, rtaladelphLA N.. York sod Baltimore. • NEW TRIUMPIII—Nrenrear d NOIIII have just bees warned the 11 (0T Yrimhziti GOLD MEDAL (or. all chropetltore) et the late Irsir of the Ailed= Institute, erretal Patae. !or the NEITY Yhtnefortat der oclAtfr Safety Fdse. - IliltposNs, and for ION!. ef:tOUR Mlne:cacraartmblVal. ehti= t NOLlS and DOLl t ic . LAI TARA WATILIt PM. oM "a 'MINN i'tJTMAN, for Onh. Dt'eeetly N l l49 l A T nt i lh B de N or V O Sow 'Ott, of tin moot ,eolnned branee. ,rINIVN U CC h ONAL VIRE WORK& BLIIP NitiNALS, Ae.• Bt. eolaeure LOOKING GLASSES _ And Picture Fratno Manufactory. lIOR.AGE: V. SIGLER, WIitIL .L.ND 'RETAIL !WWI.% 134 Forsyth street r ffew York. &A R. IL V. S. would call the attention of Ivy Annum. •Lrltl4 4, nail/ and especdally thy. to the thedetemblarstAbln manukcivar. ln the possess!. of tinatitalml he is enabled to sancta* all orders cm the invert bilorible nits. The Salm room. ve Ef Bll "o ll Z l l l 4 ° AVPrettilitial"'"" 'TituLDINos. luau wiz, Boer, wool)... ALAPLIt. ZEBRA AND i4.lolo6Abliti In every varlet, and constantly on hand. oz d immg. - Targ...ml.w.artiittNtt grostoOt of ous. A liberal diesonnt allowed to the trip,. noB:2slde_ /I.' V. 310 LEE, lylL%pmid7l Eorrii_l 'For TILE U. S. PATE NT MARBLE CO. rrAL neapao.) No. YOB Bro4twey. ear. Walter egL ht: New Vara. tall 11 orders far gartr=r,swTOPO,UStia. PEDENTEIE Sa in Imitation ot shoos, UpwateL Pyrenees. Neapolltazi. sad a/I Paley itarMelP Wine 1p nrsosto. beauty mid durability to real marble, and Lamm. respects superior thereto. and at hem thew halt the met. Polite marbleised Irmo, wood. or .fate, In I. wholly Mee from all E ralErE EEME me acted: italmit more surface sort. w ere paint, copal gorm the temremary pollsh and beauty or the anima Mantels fromlEl to $4O. Orders from handers. Cabinet NaLesir sad other. solicited, mid mitts :faction goarerneed. Ageote for the Erin Ipal dales treated with. hENNIE, Pena. JOSEPH LAYIB, LOVEL 0. MINELES, V. Pres. ! orrtar, SCRIEFFE.I.I3I,TBROB: CO.. lIIPUNTAIth AND DEALERS IN Brags, Paints, Byes, Petfamery, die., 170 WILLIAM ST;, New York, I NVITE the attention of the trado to their I tog large and varied etock of Paha., Oils. Perfume ry, Ao. aildltlon to agar regvaat hitentatlabie ofPLePla Drug 4 th ey and naa are abo receiving, Wren. from the /012.19. Or produo. in nnlacturei Prue-hoe , Monger, Ocn i -Nomppilte o ff a, Tooth nPea.fvo,llalr . all knelleh Perfumery. La We Extracts, and many other ar ticles usually embraced in Dr:4om etaota which they are alga enabled vaer on themoet adrantaxeoas arena attention. Order, either In person or or mail, will receive • rompt IIdEPOR TO 1.1 0 USEKEEPERS T • AE AN T D DEA L NILS. THE HOPE MILLS, 71 ruLT NTncyW ON mai., and TI 6711.111, Nit 10g5. 0111,4 LO3/PAS Strftt, NM/ Fort. factory. Nos 36, rr arid Ise Weld° Med. Jere, tar rrifit PrOpriutors of tl4 - 8 lot% and well / known _ CaPFEE drICZ ArrAßlZtainare Conthied to prepare ths bed. 1: . sad J-bwidere La me, for Rohde, Brood, Itimud, Tea 070., Oahe., !e.— Teter oleo prepare I:adore. Orme,and many other or alas of daily as is er•ry Itandly r ehleh they oder wpm the newt modnobir term. tatalneed rent to.dralem who no wet Meat. It; EL I J. O. 1811A31. N. D.—Comatinere adriard limuirwlor Hope 111tle . NMelytir HEW YOBS. CORN EXCIiARGE BAG MANUFACTORY, . N 08.12.5 and 127 amid at,, up etain, Corn EichnnFe Bnildtnga , New _ York. itl a iLL uid EßS. I W I " l ALPf.S. a ao " "P rder rb , l 7 l2,lnjCiariu.r. 8.1937...`prt.t.d to • The sutattriter w ould tall tha attention of Country Merchants to his tentramot of Partnere' ings.. and of Millen and gait rectors to rye varlanta.atyles of printing for a 10, 21, and 60 lb. Bag. • . Provleion Peelers Ronan. with 11001 RAO& Iddrin of .Ire. and qualities furnished to duantititsWalt on nose. the shortest tl.. ealatilmv Et. H. CLARK . The Adams impress Company. Pittsburgh, Roc/artier and Nero Brighton Express. k ‘4.) ft the especial uecasamotlation of the arm. population Le:elect. Line of the Ohio and Penn. ev vanla Railroad, betweeo Pittsburgh and New Brighton, whose intimate bust.. sod social relations require eruct Agency, The Adams tap.. 000006 u, here made aura erreagament with the Railroad as to enable them to put a trusty newenger on the Acommundation Trete, who will take chu of ell pro Pet, teed Multiage properly entrust ed to him. The ...teenier will time an Iren dale In the Baggage Cu, Mr the a. ter and bates.emit y. ornate.. Jewelry and other valnablea Hewitt leer, New Vrnkton by the bromine Trun. remain t o and Aileen. it 7 City during the day to attend to each sionalbsions may be entrant. kdm, entlieturto by • the Ermine Tram. within•Ocade end Commlealone executed. It will ho hi. duty VI ready. oo hie OP trip .11 Parcel , cnitetea orders, money. le which will be delivered to prop. =yawn slier tlis arrival of the train at th• AI emu' Depot lie Will &LP /VOWS written or verbal moans. to le delivered In the el.—comm . teteiligeom-- obtain Inlbramilett, teed return re good., and return them—mate purchases, large or mall, from a pa per of pins to a item engine All good,. &a, *ILI be de livered or esßed for In tha two cilles, 011111 reasonable Millennia without tans charge. but to lows sock delive ryilW, the direction on penkager,especielly for private hove,.hove,.old be erplitit. At Wey Statists. all matter Mil be left ilth the Motion Agent of thetteitrnad Oompatty, when theism,. party Is not at the Mail. on the arrival of the Train. to rood,. render higeedbarges the ex reni In pacit ' ilfta A , lsod for wird.. by gewegr. an intended lobe ' , Man,. .00.01. limite. When the nett:woof the binds.. Is n such ei to admit of It nett. agreements will bet:Cade. Al to. ItkostoVrc le twinned resettle .hl. Ms and bow lna. dads , .Ith 00IDINIZT • and to partnjen, the p 4. roue of the line will pie... not ask him to wait tlll noel Ul4his DIM es he has no discretion lu the matter, .11 3 /IRY IL IRWIN hen been appointed Mseeen.. ger, end will toostotause ids dun.. Monday. Dee. TI, moo, mi.. AND egrars. A1t1; h-41 Fourth Street' liegAtay aty—Telsgraph (Mice. ; U Ss:fare y Stott . hicLaagailo. Rocheger-11.r.- White. 1 . Ilnenter—Dr. Manner. Nric , Briprifon—Mr. /lomat. Orme Simms LYzauo Co, 1 Pittsburgh. Dent. JAMES W. WOODWELL_, CABINET FURNITURR 11.ANUMACITURER. sow 97 4.10 9 e ram 811.44,, PrMlStlapa. W. W. respoottully faforma hie friondd • and cuatomen, that heh. joitcratiated his .test heruiture, 1, which decidedly the and Imams tity. kite M determined to uphold dV wlthaemoned materials, best workinamialP, sod unrest and from th e extant of Ws order. and marinnoturlag, he l• enabled to prod.* war. ranted FURNITURE, .1 the lowest prime, , He Mums away. on hand the greatmet variety of erz deactiption of Walton, from tha and. plainer to the most, elegant and costly, that a home, or factored e :6 . jte rbe furnished from hls stock, or manufactured y to order. Thy ibllowing articles consist In part of Uncrtment, which, or rich.. of rtyls and 8,1.0, cannot llesnspamed in .y of the Relate= adtlem Look, XIV tehea-tete not.. 100 golfs In Plush and Hair Cloth WO dozen gany (Ruhr 40 d lt do • 100 Mahon.) , Rocking ()bairn 6011(Mo dout do 100 Mahogany Divans 60 Walnut do • 100 Marble Top Contra ram. ' 60 do in..wwg lhareatug BO do Washstand; 40 Inclosed do 100 Co oPl mmon do . 20 Walnut . do 800 41° O C te ""g rry ' and Pct. RediMiladi I 20 !Mammy Wardrobe; 10 Walnut do 10 r , do . 40 lain Raman; .log and IhnaklastTatilim: 12 20 rotary Cane ik and at W 800. ulf casein mn ' e Peat Rocking ch.; 12 Ladle.' Wetting Desk; Ma and .laud; • Cooressatton Chalon ieetsbtoka ari imeabethan Hall and Pin dt. P eesptlon do; Ladlen. Inlaid dm Arad do.i. Ottoman; Gothie and Ilallthalrc : Alma Naga ageortinentof Common Ifmaittusiusd WIMP egfeUhalri Wild" mason imPPiled wltti:arlicl. In that Una. Steesoloats and !Tanta furnished at the shortmit mottos. All ortera orornotly attenchel.t. ; • qO.llO AI,BIRNIET NIPPLE LOTION has jp Trod an effmtual and ape.) cam for the distress. log pa ns endured be many ' , fathers and • Nome nom Rare N paha It wa• di...nod and prepared for her own relledatid care by the sublerribor'svenerablemother &Mot tO yenta and baa ever alma bean used la the family of the Pobecriber, arid m. 7 other famlider with m hate pleat results, In the allerlation end romoral or 010* worn mdfrrion •Wicb alas from CNAPPIED OR SORE NIP. PLEB. diarmaidag aro Italy with tbs p.W.s der gamine and often painful practlceof 011.17 . 44V , U" =wit...oast/0, 004 Othst 6 , 11M.Y. Okay, as un . pho tars. Tho Lotish si.o soothing, healing and pleasant at ta Mee:. lalani. Ohs th e laer. from he * .41suffloa to einrince th Mort m ef the telecrrm"o,,, kayo, and moose its cist a n suu mineral Ma. j e iL eolPlT lV U tbriv.in tw ti lth : d io ,lnicti .au st4for ir atta. rme . l .7 lat 7 p= fo hw oeur ru: • ,whlch purchase. sho o uld Adonalna %tOu*A4r7". NIPPLE IA/TitflAroseataitroa. dao cos. 2d and Wood sta. • Iron City , Commercial College. 150 STUDENTS ATMIVD).NO TEM Dar .111 N b .11FEKEVO 0LA5.11.6. p" 3l AN S /UP :BOOK KEEPING, ACLU] BIOTIC. and go atutiktatione , tn Count taught i in Ann...Ann... thlo gotonnwo Connotattial School ond mode ng lobos* dung of Ladloolunt (hamoaton. atm. gms"..Cutul to all Mot ottani - A ton looms haul Wutirioutuni Poninstgnotroot tint 1/0111t bond witting: Vat'Llirbr.l. 4 TV. l ., tit " tragr= e Z -c'l=4 M‘ ol4 244 " llteriAafea PITTSBURGH GAZETTE FRIDAY MORNING, - FEB. 15, 1854. . _ Advance Paymenta.—Hereaft er no flub gait t Will be taken for ~the belly or Weekly Casette. ablest payment le and. In le:lrene,. Whenever the hale le op to which the subscription le p.m. th e papa will be loculably plopped, noises the enbeorlptlon le re 'newel! by Ulcerate payment. All tranelent ,eolvertleloe, 01 every deg . :DU.. will be repalred to be peld in edd Canoe. The only eseePtlOne ODI be There pedal' macho I IT or yearly contracts ere -made. eet,hdacr VS-I"lttebergle Weekly umserte.—Tes steel., etticulation ofoue Weekly aisetre otters to oar bnainees man • most lealrable medium or makind &eV Maim. Mown gurcirmlation Is betercein four and flee thousand, reaching elinect every merchant, mannileturer and oho keeper In Weston, Pen.ylrazds. end Easit.rn Ohio. • - - Special Correspondence of the N. Y. Daily Time. Important from Kansas. Tkiniunza, K. T., Tuesday, Jan. 29, 1866. At thin day it would be unwise to doubt that the Free State Party in Kansas in the predeter mined victim of a midnight cabal which him its home in Missouri find its agents throUghout the whole South. A secret society, of the most im pious and lawless character, has been organized by men having large influence In the councils of the nation, for the•avowed purpose of extermiri wing from the free soil of Kamm those men who have come there to plant free institutions and recur° free homes. Coll It by what name you will, whether the " Lone Star Order" or " Blue Lodge," its objects and strength are well known here. Combining the most odious fea tures of Fillibustering and Nullification, it still has the active support of many men of influence, is tacitly supported by_ the State autherities,of Alimony!, Is regarded as the chief reliance of the so called "Government" of this Territory in enforcing against the Free State population of Kansas the odious laws of the "Shawnee" Le- gislature, and is permitted to do its work un- , checked by a whisper of censure or threat from I Washington. The virtuous indignation of Freels dent Pierce againet political secret societies in not allowed to manifest a flash In this direction. Ba bee time, money, invective, to nee in "crushing out" Americanism; bat not a moment, a dollar, a word, to check the fearful proceed ings of this lawless secret Society whose oaths bind its membere to acts not only defiant of com mon law, but of the Constitution itself, and whose ends, if reached, will insure the destruc tion of the Union. it is easy for the Eastern Pro-Blarery press to sneer at this imminent danger, and charge all the accounts of violence in Kansas to the false coloring of Republican- journals 'But time is proving to the nation that the reports of the "in vasion" were under tether than over-colored, and that the eocape of Lawrence was owing only to the fears of the Menders and the setting in of a storm at the moment of the exbanstirfu of their supplies of food and whisky And these I facts, added to the recent outrages at Essten, will prepare your readers to what I em about to stale; namely, that the eon', r(CM,as men are at this moment planning a new , inroad, and are making all possible 'preparations I. in. cure its emcees,. And if some instant and ener getic action is not taken, five weeks from this time will see perpetrated here such intrigues as cannot but be the signed for tt civil war the moat deplorable to be conceived. It is well known that the Free-State men of Hanson, seeing themselves environed by difficul ties whioh were the joint handiwork of the Ad• ministration and the "Border Ruffians;" and peraetvingno other outlet from their purgatory, took last Fall, the initial steps for the organizs than of a State. In a peaceful, legs! manner, they assembled, made nomination,, held elec tions, deliberated in conventions, and produced a constitution to be presented to Congress for approval.. In the confident expectation that the -State would either be admitted, or at least al lowed to govern itself, in accordance with pre cedent and the dogma of "Popular Sovereignty," that oonetitution provides for the election of State Officers and a Legislature to meet the 4th of March next. It will rest with this Legusla• tore to either attempt to set the wheel. of State in motion or to await the further action of Con gress. And It in spinet this body that the methodical madnene of Atchieon'e Lodge is now -to be directed. It ie already well understood, throughout Kansas and Miesouri, that a new raid in to take place about the first of Match next, having for its object the extermination of that Legislature, and the expulsion of every Free- State man from the Territory. So well is this plan understood, that even now Lawrence, an the point of first &Gook, in already being pat into a state of defenoe., The earth works raised during the Invasion are occupied, and new ones being thrown up. Sotottrien are posted on their walls and the roof of. Frees l State hotel. How long shall these things be? How long shall the blood of innocence cry aloud for justice, and the entreaty be met with fresh outrage Are Dow and Barber to be but the first of a now army of martyen In the cease of Freedom! In the meantime, the invaders fear, and justily, the iodigutuat interposition of the North. Secure VA they feel of the Administration, they still fear the people.. Hence, they already resolve to pre cipitate matters and finish the Mistiness before aid from the Pant can arrive. Moreover, they say that till eastern freight coming up the Mis souri for Kansan shall be nearched, that uo more arms shall reach the devoted equation.. LITERAL. Am /OR &amnia—The WorcssferApy gives an account of a great Kansas meeting'in that city, which closes as follows: "Mr. Pomeroy's remarks were received with many demonstrations of applause, and at their conclusion & collection was taken up in ald of Kansas; about fifty dollars were contributed in . cash, and written pledges given to the amount of one hundred and fifty dollars more, which ie . only a beginning of what Worcester will and can do for the cause. "At the close of Mr. Pomeroy's addreas,'lhe President called upon Eli Thayer, Esq., to ad dress the meeting, and Mr. T. responded in elo— quest terms. "He said he was a pence man, and his offer to tarnish a thousand superior rifles, [ Sir. Thayer Is engaged in the manufacture of a newly invent ed rifle, said to be far superior to Sharp's,] woe based upon an earnest and sincere desire to pre vent the shedding of blood. -A large number of men were engaged in their manufacture in this city, and a portion of them would be completed in the coming week, but as it was desirable that some additional arms should be sent to the Ter ritory at once, he proposed to pay torten Sharp's rifles at $26 each, on condition that during the coming week other citizens of Worcester would subsoribe..enough to make up the number to ono hundred rifles. Several gentlemen sube:ribed for a rifle, and sent their names to the chair, and before the audience left the hall, twenty.three rifles, equivalent to the sum of 4675, were sub scribed for. Mr. Thayer's generous proposal was received with great applau,e, and a oommit tee of three was appointed to solicit subieriptione for the requtette number. Of course they will find no dfliculty in securing the material aid necessary. - "At the aloe° of Mr. Thayer's address the meetiog adjourned." TILINZADOIIB 81111RIOLIII to . Now HAMPSHULII. Ii is manifest that unless President Pierce can rreiorc the Granite State to the democracy, be u,ll mike a very poor show nt Cincinnati. The oketiou to soon to come off which is to decide the question, and the administration hoe opened the campaign with a grand democratic sortie from Washington. Mr. Cobb, of Georgia; Mr.• Orr; of South Carolina; Mr. Wolter, of Califor nia; and ex-Governor Lane; of Oregon—all lead ing democratio members of Congress—were among the forlorn hope at the late democratic grand rally at Concord. Great was 04 enthu siasm; but the other aide appear to be equally enthusiastic. How far the alliance of last year between Know Nothings and black republicans will hold good, remain, to bo tested; but as with out succese the administration will be wholly unavailable at Cincinnati, the opposition may de pend upon it that all available appliances will ho need to reverse the overwhelming popular de cision of last spring. Some think that it would be good policy to let the democracy have the State' In the hope that. such a result may possi bly bring about the re-nomination of Mr. Pierce. But we apprehend the Cincinnati Convention will be too ehrewd for that. Now Verroas.— Nen York Herald. _ - thIuONIITITITTIONAL.—Drozy thing that faohi tatee the escape of slaves has been pronounced, we beliere, unconstitutional. In this ' view of the case, we allege the freezing over of the Ohio River ail decidedly uhoonstitutional, and we would call the attention of COngTedel to this mat ter. It breaks down one of the middle walls of partition between Slavery and the Gentile land of freedom„and elavee are availing themselves of this unconstitutional freak of the weather and river, and making their 'escape without any compunctions of conscience. We bear rumors of numerous tempts, and so insecure is slave property regards) now that many masters near the river are sending their slams Into the interior for sale or Rafe keeping. The moral character ofJack Frost and the tendency of h is action, need investigation. The lynchers of Brady should examine into this matter, se it is doing more against the peculiar institution than be ever did. Where Is §lisTaltswehearer,o and.'th e rest *fail Pottomitgisat.Oia,:lifessmi_ _ rt. the &More of the N. Y. Cowl.. Ka:titan AFFAIRS. Ezpreeses are continually arriving from di. ferent points in Missouri, bringing the intelli gence that the - Border Ruffians" are preparing for another attack. They have organized mili tary companies at every place along the border IN Missouri, end hold themselves in readiness to march upon us at any moment. At Iliokapoo a gang of rowdies, who infest the Missouri river during the summer season, have collected, or ganized themselves under the name of lcutkapoo Bangers, and hold themselves in readiness at all times to march to any point where their services may be demanded. It is said they are one hun dred: and fifty strong, are each mounted, and. well armed. There cannot bee doubt but they are under the pay of the Platte County Caren vive Association, or some similar organization in the slave States. Their time is wholly expended in drinking, gambling and fighting. It was these men who butchered Mr. H. P. Brown, the partioidars of which I gave you In my last letter. The persons who were with Mr. Brown the night provione to his brutal martyrdom, have been compelled to flee from the neighborhood and Dome to Lawrence for protection. Mr. Ml nerd, Mr. Sparks, his eon and nephew, and sev eral others, are now here. Others have fled to the quaker Mission for protection. There is no security for the persona or property of Free State' men In the vicinity of the disturbances near Easton. The several fortifications which were hastily thrown up during the late war in this city, have' been manned, and sentinels are at each, con etantly on duty, keeping guard. There are four of these fortifications which are Circular in form and are raised about five feel high, with a ditch on the outside Within these, temporary bar• racks. have recently been made, and here the citizen soldiery are quartered. Fort Neoeselly or Fort Smith, al it is called by some—is titiv ated near the foot of Massachusetts street, com mands the fording place over the river, and is deeigped as a retreat for the women And chil dren if the town should be beeeiged or bombard ed. A high staff is planted in the centre of this fort, from which our national ensign floats in the breeze. About fifty rode south of Fort Necessity, and a few rode east of Massachusetts street, is Fort Hunt, now in the command of Hon. Morrie Hunt, recently elected a Judge of our Supreme Court. He has twelve men under his charge, each arm ed with a Sharp's Fort Holliday is a fgw rode west of Massachu- BOILS street, and ,design d as n protection of the town from octillion at Oreid Mount. 'This is the best built. fortification of the four, and probably will have to stand the principal charge when the contest is opened upon us. Fort llirkey is somewhat north of the latter fort, and is designed to protect the town against an invasion from the West. A circular redoubt is thrown across Massa chusetts street, between Forty Hunt and Holli day, and would he a very effective resort for the citizens with Rims in case of a charge from the Scut h. d'l ...L,a/ ,treat, between the Lint mentioned entrenchment and Fort Necessity, are breast-works thrown up between the honseo, forming a sort of fence on either side. The Emigrant Aid Company's fine hotel, which is still in an unfinished conditicn—though labor ers are at work upon oleo under guard constantly. and is made the Head.Quartere of the Generale and their Staff, WI well ay of the Committee of Safety, Executive Committees, dtc. Expresses have been sent to the dliferent towns along the border in Missouri to purchase adatan. nition, and every arrival brings some. One team euceeeded in getting half a ton of lead and sev eral hundred pounde of powder: others are able to buy one or two hundred pounds, and a keg of powder. These oar women are engaged in manu facturing cartridges, to be used with Sharp's titles. Not a pound of lead or powder can be bought at the etores here; they have all been se cured by the Committee of MIMI; Safety, and will be sired for nee when necessity shall de mand. The general health of the Territory is goad; I am not conscious of coy sickness among tin:— People continue to arrive from the States. Some who started when the war netts first reached the East, have been wind-hand in Missouri in the meantime. TRIITH.I' Lawernms, Knocas Ter., Jan. 27. A writ!. Cottages on run Sotrriglis Miortioas ELAILIOAD. —A citizen of this place, just return ed from the West, gives us full particulars of the Southern fit ichigan Railroad accident, near Hine dale, Mich., a meagre account of which came' to us by telegraph The 51:101/ and cold have served to distract the running arrangements pf all railways, East and ?Mt, and trains all are pretty mach "wild " run ning off time and "feeling the road." The two trains— one Eastern and one Western bound— which came into collision near Hillsdale, were both off time, but, as it appears, were not eqa ly well condufited. ' The through Mail train g ing East was running at the rate of about thir ty miles per hoar, and had out no head light—and notwithatanding it woe midnight and a heal ry MOW falling, and the train much behind time. The train bound Weat was going very slow,, had out lights, ho, and on entering upon a enrre west of Hillsdale, woo run into by the through mail train. The collision was dreadful, Cor4.- letely demolishing engines, tenders and bagi gage care. Three men, fireman, baggage ter, and track master, were killed outright, and three others HO' badly injured that recovery is deemed impoesible. The- mail car, containing the great Eastern bound mail and through baggage, was immedi ately set on fire, and fts contents completely'. consumed, and, horrible to relate, the bodies of the traok-ttiaster and the baggage -master were burned up almost entirely; only their mangled .remains were rescued. The * loss is very great. The mail being Ga i l, Great West, bage bound East, must have oontai ed moat valuable matter in money, drafts del. The baggage was all burned, except one trunk,. The locomotive, tenderand baggage ears are ap a perfect wreck, and passenger oars aro more o less injured. The engineer of the mail train is among thp i injured, and expresses a wish to die, as our lug formant learned, beeaude he blames himself in the matter. It is an awful record, bat it Is only ono whiohgoos up to make up the calertiler,o death, all chargeable to the earelessnese of 'al railway employees.— Sanciarky (Ohio) Ileguter Feb. Bth. PRILIONAL.—Ex-Gov. Kibler vpited us a few days ago, wearing his more than three snore years and ten, yet still an active and vigorous man. His interest in public affairs seems not to abate with age, and his familiarity with th,t political struggles of the State and nation &trio the last half century, Is indeed remarkable. He still resides on his farm in Cumberlan county, giving his personal attention to its management, and until a few years ago be always Jrove his own team. He is now 76 years of age, and looks hale enough to have another quarter of a century in store for him. Semler Douglass, of Illinois, stopped here over night last week, on hie way to Washiegton. He attracted little notice, and received no special attention from his party friends. Piummore Williamson visited oar sanctum on Friday last. He spent several days here, giving his perennal attention to the bill before the Legislature td change the venue, In his action Judge Kane, from Delaware comity to Philadelphia. He is quite a youthful and rather effeminate-looking gentleman, of superior intel- ligenoe and fine address, and was cordially re calved here by men of all parties.--Hor. .711. --- • A Cournmerso—The London Times s &Su ing to the Central American Question. says.-- "Let us frankly give up our questionable right to the Mosquito protectorate and the lolled of Rumen, and, by way of delivering ourselves of the whole embarrastnent at onotrand forever, throw the worthless setlement of Belize intothe bargain. In return, lot us call upon the American govern ment not only to observe Its portion of the treaty, In respect of which we have hitherto had nothing to complain, but slim tor root out the gang of pi rates and murderers who have tekenposseseion 'of the State of Nioaragna, and hold it in defiance of the will of both cotuotries. Such an example would do more to carry out the intention of the treaty than any amount of protection to drunk. ea savages or occupation of worthless islands." A Lsasi. Quatinos. —Thomao B. Franklin, Elm., Attorney General of Pennsylvania; to whom was , je b ei i tte d the question whether the State of New York hoe a right, by the °man:lion of a dam across the Ckemung river, to supply water the Chemuig canal, one of the, pub im provements of that State, and thus divert the water from the natural dame! of 'Chet:owl river into the Seneca lake, thereby materially diminishing the capacity of that river to supply the North Branch canal in this State,--liso given his opinion, founded on the law of nations, that ouch right does not exist, and that one Mete or nation cannot divert the water - sof public river from their natural channel, to the detriment of the State or nation below. Tun part now being taken by Senats4geller, Be (0,. Cobb, tholion. Jatoes.L. Orr and Gen. Lane in the talnll/111 In New, Eampahire, is in. &entire of their-favor/or General Pierce as the next Demoeratlo candidate for the Tread They are all men of imthermiiitattenoeolnd ing. that ses.ima the Herne itbok "pia' greatktnp. .peastated In the last by digs. CCM= peniwylvnelsi Leedslnhere. • &liar day, Feb. 9 .—ls,Sawars, Mr. hicaire took 'read ela bill supplementary to the aot An the election °Meanly trimmers. Tfte following bills were paused. Settatebill No. 94, supplement to the sot in cortierating the, Hoof Liberty and Penn township plank reel company. enate bill 185, supplement to the sot relative to t S he erection of a bridge over the Youghiogh eny river, in Fayette county. Sedate bill 194, supplement to the act thoor porating the Monongahela Bridge company, of Brownsville, Fayette county. ,Hoese bill No. 127, supplement to the act to weld . the Montview railroad and connect the eamej with the Pittaburet Connellaville 1 14114 ml in the county of Somerset Hotute amendments to Senate Ant No. 178, for the security of Certain Transporters on thepub lic works, were considered and concurred in. In ;the dll'iuse the Committee on Camila repor ted spill to establish a ferry acmes the Alle gheny river at Tarentum. On !Motion of Mr. Getz, the Committee on Ed ucation was discharged front the further consid eration of the bill to abolish the high school law of Pittsburgh, and it was referred to the mem• hers from Allegheny county. - The House took up Senate bill for the menet , ty of certain transporters on _the public works I and passed it with a alight amendment. The House resumed the Consideration of the bill to incorporate the Frenchman Brothers of Cambia county—which was discuased till ad journtuent. • Moilday, Feb. 11.—In Senate Mr. M'Clintook read a supplement to 'the sot incorporating the Allegheny and New Brighton plank road none pant;lalso, one to provide for the incorporition transportation companies. Mr, Wilkins, one relative to subeeriptions of of stoelt to the Railroad Companies in Allegheny and - Washington counties. Tbd liquor bill was then taken i:Tp and debated till adjournment In the House, Mr. Salisbury presented the re• solittihns of the Councils of Allegheny city, re latire.to the grading and paving of said city; also,. a remonstrance from five hundred and twenty-three citizens of Allegheny city, against the repeal of the grading and paving law of said city. ;The resolutions of the Counoile were read, on the call of Mr. Salisbury. "Thu Itouse resumed the consideration of the hill to incorporate the Franciscan Brothers, of Cabriu county, whiob wail discussed till'adjourn men t. Tal Concord (N. IL) Deriwerat states that Mr. Hale wont to the President's House with some country cousins, who wanted to see the man who vetoed the French spoiliation bill, signed the Nebrodha bill, and bombarded Gratown, aml that hp never offered his hand or made any ad vanceil ro the President, who did preoleely ae Mr. Hale did. This Day Published. . 7 EDITH The Quakor•• Tifsei:gbt•r. • Tt Or PUMAS }MU. ai BY ONE OP lIRR DEWENDANT6. 12m0.. Cloth. Price 5145. A-I_A MORE oharzning tale has rarely made its &mem.. la auy comtry. nasal. is laid in 800- Mn, at the time or the religlow persecution of the Quakers by the. Puritans, and the circumstance add. 7,:griitti.ol'"Zr b to uArlit e • . I grinste " tt•r luir isr e n tl. Mien! to f asten the reader's attention, and Xply . m . ove .. hie ii oat/Wiles, as well es enforce an admirable moral ',. Moon. ! r e :all & paragrardi from the book itself:— n dr-ria 'sowers that the early binary of the go. ker. In 'New Ragland Ells, page In bar records whiny the deecandante of our Puritan anceatore world gladlyofal former from the'ey se ol moo. The thneof thaw cowmen. we le yet to repent, foe Ingle* to either party to be awarded. The conscionsnew of • cruel intolermice oath, one hand. and the remembrance of greed on thdother• aye yetpuo heti). in the minds of the deacentlents, end yalira mug paw altar before either can rapid the other with hingeirtiallty. Lot our lideterians and others should remember that the blot I. only made dosser through attempts to mouse thew MoleoPerceity by Warm.. rentations ut their victims, mil it become the duty or - eeery faithful reproieutetive of those timesto depict tech- obarseter with mimeo, and to do itiati". to the motive, that Ina meant their conduct. We twist the tree Is not for dbitant when the elhtit that dill stitracteriwa New England amt. espwiallY lie , clergy. will ere place tre • more enlightened feeling of ahriindm brotherhood. Lot It ter remembered that the mMe when thenakare wood alone against abnaes • that ars now cried down by the notfful d. 0 th. a[r peculiarities are last dleemearing from u r n; V' their prtinclpin es/Min. MASON BROTH 11.1, felf New York. 'TO ItAiIIIPACTURRICS ABD OTHRRB Ii Tundersigned, having in view the ex- Wosion of their blulnan, lately onzdhaatal the "EXCELSIOR MORES," on the hionoumbeis Meer, opposite this city. tine, than we rm.f.'" **-I.l,i4MuLTy WORK.' • In the city. We wank! thertefore sett th e "Excelsior Works . at • talr missend make the p ay biwits wuy. I . he inrg;747or irt;',',l'JF tt,7o*.t.nt.= ..' . lnantr laat i / Mut ea . mine Meat, extegling r, .. n ° width to low water mark on the Monongalusla ricer, m. eluding right of Wharf. The building& we of brick. oew and subetentiaL wad two sirs,. high, the main building is one emdred and iserenty.dre feet long by My feet wide, co:Waning Foundry and fitting up abode, major.. Mg thereto in form Olin Lis • two story brick of sere. • ...I. tr feet In length for engine holm and other r.igniest There I. a. an eiCelient atrial. angina 11 good orme and of to r work 0&M.... with cyprii e to. ready to kindle area and go erfthout deter. • Any person Melling such • property *a favoribly lo anted, will plc. .glen lintnainaliaat timtlon to this notice. LIVINOSTON td)PELAND A 00. Pittsburgh January 25, 1854—)•250r0d 1T RAS POWER TO CURE---"I had not _IL Lulea U Iloica before 1 foll ill benahcial ariaU„. Ma. R. Egstiman—iiir — Ruttaring from a mid emir:mush, for which I tried many really., 'without obtaining renal, ltras presented with a bottle of . 11. E. Seller.' oOnith Mixture.. 1 think ft a duty whith 1 owe to both yen and that. Thad not meint b &le ' w Fin fait WaXi:lit i= and M tieth l eths bleating) had DO 0 0.1411011 to finish the ( bot. testify also, sea to haring witneseed Its mails provertisa on frig... of min.: one mar pticulm,who 'had • Wring -attack on ter lunge acoompuilled with • distreeeing cough. Verily theonly tens Eaculap us (where coughs ma. •olds effect ths sufferer) has descended amomet us In “.11. R.SeUendtlough illsture," M. FITZGERALTI Pittsburgh; Jan. 14,1856. 130 Write at. Prepared and sold by R. CULLY:RS A 00, 1•26 corner of Wood and 24 ste. 014AWRF.NOEVILLE PROPERTY FOR BALX—A Lot a:oround 60 rent front on Borough et. 40 Net dacha, which is erected • contain 24 by 30 tow% wit!. brick kitchen bast, the wholeng ale rooms and cellar, nut buildings, and good well of water Ld , Thisproperty Is keate4 mid will be sold log and o reaeonaLle terms. Title perfect. Apply . to ELLEELY 1110ELIY. 1•30 mews Eleventhand gadthibudsta b i RALRD PROPOSALS will be 'received fcrr it the or end third atortem of Whiny either together or sepantsete. until the Uth of Pet. rola. Poen/Won vtll to the let or AorIL The Psoo gala isuy be left the 'tiros's MICA eddreeeed "Pollee Oommlttee." lal3-td uILDING • STONN—The Subscriber is U willing to tiontraet for ftumishing 9500 maw of the best Mod of building stone. at • ea, pr... ;Irew Mon be made soon to the subeMber at No. 1151. W st, Sloth Ward. Paso. ill waist t any sonsidcrable tlty, ten rely upon being funtlatml with the best'Mnd fat etrong walls, as the stoneme eat, well duped and Corm a eery strong mild wall. fed.tf J. C. CUMMINS. hFFICE TO LET—On sth et.; near Market, .etely Market, occu L awl 2 ll 4 = Allecti n en 4 Val % It AL u T. ;45 Wood .t . 'AAA 041111 of Dwelling Houma do, dorms to rent term,. pi••••:•i•• u. • call, es we we almost out of Dwelling Hone.. with daily demands ir 210011. . e. °Branum. a sou. ei merlon et. EOR SALE--A lot of ground edtuato lawrenoerfile, nearthe areenatman Tmyylka Boat, t. front on All et., by mg. deep. Ms welt. end docArsbLe for.. private reeldence. Apply to Blot IiRLY RIOURT. _ _ _ _ - _ • y oR SALE OR RENT--A beautiful catui- U 7 In emblem township, about 7 miles from e cl . t y t r . 111ne .Done I eat tt .r tat the= etables. swing hem, M.. are oil good and Mt -rate..dee, well vratered wltb MIW4C eringg that ~ of the cholotert Qualities, .to. Palos lowand Pardnlnd• BLAKELY & ItiCHXY, tameable. deply 1911-300 Ws and half do Mtu3kerol, W hit* Plab.Trout, le.' for ole bL 2 WORT U. COLLIN& AT OTICE TO ALL WHO ARECONCERN -11 LD in haring—theigmering done In • uniform and = endelolr Lir rneVrfro% riTd t ' 4M t'r3t.'rlhc i "ro: ry,‘• to/1 samortment or dewing Wrohinee. with ell th e lateet improvementa. different idea and solleble for •11 kinds of rowing. hemming and Witching. Mao , the las. II dewing Machined. M•pted for any kind ofrettlar (tom the kneel cantbrie to the coarsest ntothe, ggd ere thew et ' 4 011WITEW9. T 4 Wood Id_ Agent . for Alieghtmg On. DfiESS GOODS—Silks, Merinos, Coburg's, DoWoos, plain and egrowt Clagiitorron. Molds nod oven variety of Winter DTht Ocod.g, to be anotd at lagoon Tan. little ova. toot. at .1.11 r - A. mericaura. tomer Ursa aid Fifth Mesta. SStiridißlEB--300sessaless Bags; 30 bus Dried Apples: 3 bids grime Lard: 50 bble BOSPIMI: 2 W..nolt am a 100 yd. am,. Rag Met - ; bbla. bleached Winter Whale Oil; 10 Ws Tawas:re Oa McG/Ll.B 310 t. POiik • -Litlifol. 419 CEO. W. JACKSON. N. 12 O.. 8 RYE FLOUR-100 bbla. roo'd and for Bak b, jab REM Jt LIGOITT. Wakr K, gpaea k OIL-10 ithda. N.O. Suer JOIall°&17030111r. irrig u ir I t y bbl packed, reed and for sale . 65 . by "VLD RJUIDDE carom* Rand and Lllbbrty F I T)VERSEED-11 , bagsinstutax t 0 . -DAV/DC, t %OUR—Choice Extra FanAy broads in erase and tbr We by DA.Tum mauler , SGOOD'B INDIA CHOUX)G ATM-- Dew kith= nand/ for /seer and .I.ld dos IsO Joe wimul. J LOVB ANODn erdYNE—A sure cure for tooth ta-42 dos by JOS SLUING. ) to No. 1 Laxil* !Tr eale mVAito 00. ArTWO Story Brick Dwelling Ilonen 0011. tabling • hall, two Inane sad khan,. goad c ca ehanthan The len 1e 29 feet front en Will .64 r 90 deep on DtrurtaT7 Aller. Pries,ll3ooo, _Teon 9609 In kand. r•maindla •1 9693.79617, .9. 90 11[99112 a SON. ..- - 61 Mae“ 19. ROTELs PRIVATE FAMILIES,' ena to tappilod"vith tab - kinds On ShOttiart . and Oros.. Chambermw s . Oh b to do haus treat. ; tan and alintittons on anort and an oaar tanna aI4I L " fflum il4) Libarty°l2l%. BcirP. nit ..- • ropily otßeeltet's gtattlito aad lnllamb gw a ~ • ~!' • to anything mow to nr to =a and JOB haulm) at,RyM-I,_FIObyIJRv-Eztra choice in etore and*e ' 43. 1 1.6229?: rit UOILIVIE n . 4§-laie roe wear: 3 fel ' z•• -; D.• 14:71 i n 8 booes Pia W. IL cutting- 4,4 Cum. be eal?s ILOOLLIII.
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