THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
ESTABLISHED IN 17146
BUSINESS DIRECTOR .
PICITINOILL a C 0.13 ADVEB.TINING AGENCY
IZZ Narrav nam e Nair Was.
Aa No. 1.0. Mater:Jul, Burka.
P. 00. are A genie fur the mcgt trilltneutial and lament
mutating commercial P.P.. both ist the Uulted Stat.
AIeCREADY, !MOTT & BRUNDAGE ! ,
151 !tumefy LINE,
Corner of 11-ont &reel, larf I OAK,
DM CILLER/3 Or
TRIPLE REFINED CANIPHENE,
SO and 96 per cent. &LOUR & N. E. RUM,
AlSo 1111 1 1772=1/[lll AND DIALOS
The following articles of the best quality. and ofkreS at
Ine tosroat =whet prices.
.1111ENISO' FLUID.
Splrititerpentine,Tar, 17 eh. Rain, Soft and Hard Tun
palatine, Bright Varnie Coal Ter , and NAVAL STORES,
f every descriottoth
THOS. BETTS Distills,.
jaro3mdeow S. J.ENNET, Jo.
ANDREW & JESUP,
COMMISSION MEIICIIANTS,
Cotton and Woolen Machinery.
..forfn ii110:411 and /barn. Machinist' 21.4. Bef4oo.
hapOrters•nd Dealers us filanufecturere Artlelee.
No. 67 Pine St., Now York.
N. 11,—Ap•ents for the •
* . WOODItUFF t BEAM IRON WORKS,"
Suain Eraginea and 13oikra,
Etaltrilve Agency lu Ner York fbr
1.0 w L 31 ACtilelli SHOW e .11coehlillefe0 Toole
sevl•lyr
' 1). P. TIEM ANN & CO. '
"
45 Fulton street, New York.
MINUFACTURFAW OF
OIL & WATER COLORS,
• VAOISHES,
And importers of French Zine White, he
. 2ti L alarn and Prim
U. Rirwards# Yon tggliArjrco
Combs, Fans and Fancy Goods.
William Tastier,
i()uP.A PAR K
I P O PLACE,
ea. new YOItK, Invitee
stock anise, Comb., Lair. • Toft omb Nall
brushes; ladbeettetto_ulea Perfumery, ruses, P oe t !dna
war, Jobbed bead Mac Mets, Pocket books. Dress Mat
to.. Plus en 4 Nandi" Hooke and Ilyee. Watch Guards,
Woo, Coral and thaw Deeds, NeckJaces, Su; ladle nutter
Wm* dance, Rolls sod Toy. or erary deeerlption; Menem
nazur. . sad Outlay, Gold and Gilt Jewelry, Accordeons
.ud VloDr. , luctralus a general and vary large stock of
anglistu Wrench and German Fancy Goods, which will be
sold at the very lowest prier for Gash or Approved Paper
41 113.0rders by letter selected an M
d art
upin the best
.1120, TANKER.
. 10 Park Prate, New York.
P. IL—Please ant Me out. rit723.177
• Rough's Patent Blutie Skirts.
GATES b., FRANCE, NO. 1 Barclay street,
New Tack.
t..AU llON—Notte are gentdae except they have the
tamp of the Want. All manufactures and milers In
riagth w will be onweented according to law. toh2O-Y
•
W. JACKSON & SOB.
GRATE AND FENDER MAKER,
tie 1 , 80117 BT. di gal-BROADWAY NB* YOB&
Pal-illy •
FAIRBOK'S PLATFORM SCALES.
rLE. undersigned baying been appointed
...chnnee Agents !be the sale of these celebrated
S, nianufeeturedAy_thle original Inventor,
S. & T. FAIRBANKS tr. CO.,
ammtrour Invite attention of the bualafen community
the FRperlority or these ever all other.
Tim* Weiss liave lama w
eenbintad to the RETERAGST
rzsros all the frtisnipal Unloads In the United Staten
enditngfand, and hi every branch al badman tin...unbent
ha Wald, and War uniform mammy and great (IntabIll•
ty have gained An them the reputation of being THE
ATANDABD 1 , 1101( WLIICff rHERS CAN la NO
APPEAL.
. - -- .
Aya arannnand to li v ening fur Cowden Portable,
DertauLt, Rolling 14111, Coal, Railroad and Canal
Soles, et agenajbaterarr U.
HtitnialY A WELL.
ti 0.3.26 Liberty attest. Ongmarclal ,Rogr
Pittairttrglo.
PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY.
BIGELOW it CO.,
tEuseasoss to E. al. Blvd,.
No. 46,
gUkt DLLMOND ALLEY.
mar Wood et.,
• Pittsburgh, Penna.
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b COACHES, CAHAIAGES, PH2ETONS,
and dna. desuiptlon of Fancy VehklU
t - toorder, trumped.
beauty of 4.lam. 4.141 of Ilnlat, skill of=agjp
awl lune:1111V of inihu
wort warraotai. wno
Hide Oil end Leather Store.
"). HIELKPATBICIC,
150..21 South Third Stmt.,
Bativan Market ha Cheetnut Pitflettellgds,
LLAS FOR SALE SPANISH HIDES, Dr
sad, Green 141GdPstas Him Tuthertt Oil, Tumor.
thWJartft.• T =the t=ptioes i rl the beg tett , .
art. =whet Prim Eli /17- t rater la
hang. fat HT. Leethts of..,clitsallptld
WM. McCIITCHEON CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Produce apyort . lo r t s m ii tl y er,ants,
Pittabargh IdanufactunxlArtione,
No. 219 Lacrty area, conger of Irwin,
mri - PPITSBOHOIi,
w.
roams &
WHOLESALE. GROCERS
ADD
BOAT FURNISHERS;
DXALEILS Ix
Produce and Pittsburgh Mandartilres,
No. 141 Water Street,
ars2B '"nir
eb -PriTingiGH. PeNZIA.
PAINTERS.
LONG & LANE,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS,
NO. 99 THIRD BTREET, -
Mittman wood - and Market elzeets.)
All orders promptly attended to.
eslonlirer asaented al—palm. style. sabi7.tl
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1/!l.
ROBINSON, MINIS & MILLERS
FOUNDERS AND ENGINE BUILDERS,
Bisuresetarers stall d esc ri p tions hllll Cast! e,
(1 4 1"
No Lutist atralst West, betwessi First And /Wand
stransts. is..lo4yds
708FA8 ' MUTE'S '44Mk
" CARRIAGE BEESITORTI
• lOSEPH WHITE now carrying on bind
new tn his irptclons prosoleet tem , Mar
IN
deem, Pitts and LIMTWOOSIPN mar tV3iii
Ms Rum y Invitee the public to tarpon' hi.
stock of IMMO, BUCKiih& as Am* he ',Wrim e e
eryeder.
harms garitlamsn perceurr& Met one p I
mad il e. Hosea= years armlet.= la the =Wpm. amble
o tri i t< 3. = bets+ his pa Motu the same choice collello
which so many r n... efy . &at It bee hr hl
Mtl=uise%
1 httuarert. - 7"hio moossinr hbe non
opt= le cc= the econo=l: entagementailli
the ton =cat f
to
sta U t mM a b c omm as a
tt im H t o i u p:. e ob7i Memmoh. = st h e in dytsi cMe
the Mee Gaols. (mituuto.farge hatte.) iamb
wan eell o nteed, =her oar, St 1:1=1, u. then thetuu•
al rofit.
N.31.--Chfrigyea maim= in Me but smash. *A dia.
obi
8, L - WICKERSIIMIL - -
1 / I IrIIOLN 8 ALB AN D'RETAIL i g
DRINHII3T, No. 241 -Liberty Etre tt, Head of
lead. Pitt pob. P. al e. Ilya areas ob band and
far We • gMmilW smieCKa i rsimtat M entot Drage,
"alialleirwe. Pala Ms, • Sturm, Window aw of all
M.* Putt/. r. Mont and Proprietary Woe .
clonal Ca. - -
. ...
To ray, al Mond, and toistomen.—Narlnt elm out my
Druz More la Baltimore, and rota:nod to Ude city, and
boualit oat Mei Drag Natablbibroent of Mr. Joel Mohler,
No. 241 Liberty Wawa 1 gun b . horny to Pee my ol d
Mends. or the onstemen of Mr. Mohler, and shall orate
no palm to - plesemettiem wi th anYtbins_tbotfolant in
my New of banns. ... IL N. wiZaa
deals N. 241 Liberty let.
WESTERN TEA . STORE.
Comer of - Wood and. Sixth streeto.
ROSE FLAVORED BLACK TEA-10 hf.
crests or Inert Males Posebons Tee , CM. Er
) of the Gensdne Issgtee Cum sue .vu Is 9 muss
r t er . . o ff . mg=terl t 3 . 1 . 92 . 61: Black Tee, will Awl
oee W. A. 19171.13110.
MUR?HY ft BIIRONFIELLD,
DRAMS IN
-
Silks and Ladies' Dress Cloatbi generally,
CLOAKS, TA TA! AS & S
EMBROIDERIES AND STAPLE OdODB,
•
For Family Use.
Ao untisoally sx.:Rpdre saiortiunt In in or ea. etas
wirtosents jut raid and wiling akarat robes.
mth mat earner 4th sad Market eta . oc3
Stoves, Fenders and Tire Irons,
IRON CITY STOVE WAREHOUSE; No.
183 Wool Unmet. AA the memo has seeV
In
ettMoinitrtit!ir Awe 12 = s gob, uw
toss essediestles of one auk, le on. WI and tom.
plats. We us deteradhat to sell es los se the karat 10
the tides. Ramembirr In. plus, Het 1.34 Wood gaud.
T. J. CRittO A CP
Ilueseroe to J. dared/am_
WILLIAM. MITCHELTREE,
acetifying Distiller and Wine end Liquor
MERCHANT,
2IS Liberty Xreet, Patentrgh oct) ly
Bags! Bags!!
I:IOVind4TSAGS-7s and 501bs. sacks
Ico band tad sea try 11181101111 t 8.011158011,
• ts [tie Berm • • gill. IT!ithtoyt bop to 101,0
I. Donaldson; Alderman.
I EPPICE, oornor of renn and St. air ate
I rittibj, •ll budtomouvertaltdrta t o
tb* oAloo •
• =so will be promptly attended to. feAlid
SCOTT, Dentist, Fonetn street,
os • Oars Tact of Market- OM% bo
"1n A. ,41 49 b
. . .
. Belova.
n E. SELLERS & CO. Wholesale Drug
le • • esaa bate mantel tn the'lards and entontodions
nucleons. an the cams of Wood and itnotad its, - Wpm
0 1= kn. vin CAVIL% B a
nd i'
Draia
se atot t nt u.
Prints tow. Gonda vartnntad. net
RAIYTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
YOB BALE.—We are commutlaale the Genoa - or
town Ufa I property neat th e Taro e um. known ea
the Hazlet MOM= Bouts, to ogee It too eels: toe poop.
arty camilate Of about two acres, on • delightful soul pool..
eatsmancliog ng vier of th• city. The
boom to one of the guest end leeseat to the tudghbosebood
ef
blob
°am kitteburitk aust
m the . 3
otert guter tLe ciT a. Of •
uem j . whe ea.
tale e. tan porretwed &eh t.
or teems 1.01 Whet
part to anqatie of ' f. 27 Ur. AVMS , • RUMMY.
Removal.
BcoLlty ME_ ,N Manufactturor or 'eveil
rf. of FIALA BOTTLES ingd DEMO*
Porter. Wino and Claret Bottles. Wulf
C=s,Wilint Olossin anrryvotioty.• woodo oo ,
rad I= 12.4 MIA sta. Pitubingh.
othw
ILOTEES AND PRIVATE FAMILIES,
bs_suppilel ulth halso of all ds on Wateu
, sad Com. Oluumbenasda, 011 Is tdo boom • D.,
on 13441 d o naltioci zn . ittat. aotinoOLon-aag7 terms at
*W Yd' ""4 , - 1-'lA`ll7l2baty
GiPBZSTXLZ—at Preach Balt Ba t
/UM iorwmawa
BU 4I NESS CARDS
ATTORNEYS.
HAEFER,
Attorney aILOUIS
Law, SC
and Eactern Collector
•
N Tin 0.:!1111-9 SLOW TT.
(1111 .2 AND PX.N.VSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Vie;
B ". I I . 7.ILI4LLAmoIi, Twocarawas. Columbiana, rtladand,
(Ur= Summit, Parta4e,Trambull. Hallman...sod other.
CA NTON. 0111,
BleterL Big&
03,
. 1. rhizea. •
tdr. Limo IlsrtAm} 000 ,„ 0.
FL WhilkaL
1.1617 a flak
tlenerh P. te W. el. Veber, 1
Theodore thastertter. sea.
FL. P. blather
LW. HALL, Attorney at Low, "Bake
-11
.•'. Ilaldltura." Grunt lane.. between Fourth and
oul Allsr. ..13041 , 17T
iIIUSEPII S. 1, A. P. MORRISON, Attor
lie's al Law. Warr No. 103 Wourth stroot, bittheari
mithhold audOrasit. Pittsburgh. Pa. uirdi
OBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law,
Le, et. boon.. mo. re
10BERT POLLOCK, Attorioy at Law—
LL Puller of nu Lad Grant street., oppodts tWOoart
oaa stag*, Pittablugh. my 247.53
JAMES J. 'KUHN, Attorney at Law, otEee
rourtb •rtreot. mar grant. Pittaburph:
AGENCIES.
Michigan General Commission and Collec
tion Agency Office,
kOlt the eoliention.of Home - 6241 Foreign
Dercantlle and - ell other Money Lime, in M
u lchigan
an adjacent Stanualneeetment and Payment uf opera
Pennant orrasaa Purchase and Pah of Reel Estate and
Stuck. and Insurance Agent.
PELTIER d ANDERSON Detrola a alleidsan.
encT&• •Llfraooti, oma. O le a e cretraama.
oaari a
Ooh.,ariata
Watraa—Two Agnut ur 11.1e0.14. from respnotable
• urauce (km:maul.. •
WN. A, IRWIN'S
_ .
EAL ESTATE OFFICE, No, 87 Front
111.,ueet, 3,ldnor from Rocket Dealer la Lske Clem•
in Ors. Pig leoco, La 0.1 mperty bolubt and told.
.rur•u
AUSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent,
Stock, Merchandise and BM Broker, atlas S. 92
lb .heat. shore Wood. Business promptly attended
to. Jta:dlt
61A.1410.EL L MARSEDII4 Seeretary
sen's bisonrue Oompany. IM 'Wed. street._
M. GORDON, Secretary Western Ineu
is: • rums 0.3., 92 Water amt.
JGARDINEACOFFIN, Agent for Franklin
li ar: Inful t roo ooutfany. n 011111424 tomer of Wool
1101 ISIADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu
• tue Iramrante. Company, 42 Water street.
DRUGGISTS.
011. N HAFT, Jr., (successor to Jas. liPOuf
gist7dighereVeturkt,lVlLD"Vrt.'3adeoprrj r:lze W
i Tiar
m tla i r er lttsburgn. igirEerliar Agent fee mr.
011. N P. SCOTT, Wholesale Doaler in
Drug, paws. OD., Varnishes and Dye Blues, N 0.290
ITT Meg. Pittsburgh.
orders will metre grona_ attentio.
Agent for arhenft•• Pulmonle arm
A. FAIINESTOCK A CO., Wholesale
. Droiirdesta. and lannufeetarer. of White load. Etad
k
and Uthdrga, an - Jur Wood and Front stm Pitt.
t..
bur mea
11 — . E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
d i o p o. 7 . Pal
itn.tu
ttyanoa, =IM a r i
kol;.
nurrucx . .. WM.
tutitiniKß, WiTiesaio a. Retail
P.6=e4.. comer of Liberty and Eft OIL streets!
!!=rl
-
SCHOONMAKER & CO., Wholesale
. Drtutgists, tg0.14. Wood street. Pittsburgh.
AOSEPII FLEMING, Einceemor to L. Wilcox
van=net Market street and Diamond—Hasps son.
m. ahand • - tell and amapletel assortment of gnr ..
!lodides, Ousts, Pam. sad all
panatellas to Ids badness. • ~
Pbrsidons soseariptions earatelly wraps emied oat on
tom, Isnar
COMMISSION &C.
JNO. B. GOONS
0/
Ilutortovq, ri,lfmart t Konnn,
KOoss t Riatkurg,
FLOUR FACTORS,
♦}D
General Produce Commission ilerehants,
Nu 47 North Wharcra and 05 N. Water R.. dole Roc,
PRILADELPIIIA
Dag airy. Woody ALLI Co. kii*. .1
D I.timer a CO, CID D.
GarreLL klutin & Os. " a D Dulls,: A Co, .
Wc....1* 0 tver. - Tw0,..13 tliblar,
81ter, VW. k Co. - Fo*Dck t FouLD,
Cal.b Ova *Co, " Morro• a thettle, --
Trout. trothsa Co " JS Chasanow•atl a Co"
Bela*, lintzrdy Ada . frat•lig. L. WU= .111 & C., DD.t.e•
/I***lty,Cmgrava • Co, " IBC & 2.Piger.J.,
J. a W IMES, .. Witt a Wawa, "
&&d PittA4ad burga and PhiliadelDbla llcrettsiata grimrsilf.
Jal
Itio.I3AHR & ALTER,
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Commission and Forwarding Nerchants,
No. 114 Setond ,t., Pittsburgh., Pa.
I'6ll/, .6661111 AO
S. 6. OIMITZII
- - .....
BA L'L B. SKEWER & CO.,
)E&LERS IN FLOUR & PROVISION S
AND
General Commissim Merchants,
No. 34 SOUTH WATZIi STREET,
PIIIL•DAL4.II 1 A,
Am. To-11asam Alea. LL Cattalo A Co.. 1144 . 11.4.
141ter James* Co.
Roneyroarth Co.. Plttatorgh.
k Itemaomr
no3Ea3s
SPRINGER HARBAIJGH,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Dealer in Wool, Provisions & Prodnoe generally
NO. 295 LIBERTY' STREET,
PITTMLIIIII.OII, rA. -
S. E.
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT
Plotkin," attentio
OD n given to L. Wee of
PR (ICA.
Na 145 Yront Street,
op:cella the tionotizatoita
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JO. 41”1.4.-... -.A. J. Lt..-- —Cnts. Antral.
LEE
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Produce & Commission Diercihants.
MID DCALZ4B ffi
FITTSBURGII MANUFACTURE S,
Ward et., between Water and Front et
Pelt PITTSBUELOII.
DAVID C. EBRI3E3T,
Flour, Produce, Provision and Commission
MERCIIANT,
xa Iffl rasa and. owner tf Bumf,
Pittsburgh,
CIIVES his attention to the sate of Flour,
' L a I've,. Bum, Lard. Chew,. Unita% Orfila, /Med
halo. Seeds. ft.. to
• • •• nL respectfully =Hefted. au3•l7
HERBY EL KCMG,
(late of the firm of King & Moorhead,)
COMMISSION• MERCHANT,
AID
DNALZR IN PIG METAL 4ND BLOOMS.
No. 70 Water street, below Market,
a 919 PITTSBUILGIL PKNNA.
A. A. HARDY,
mouttsslrirlYbUrfdlithliv'S ( ifilcaAlvr;
Agent of the Rad Leon and Indinnapolle
RAILROAD,
No.Bo Water et., Pittsburgh, Pa.
jelsPlyd
J. W. BUTLER ec
•
Et CHA WARDING k COMMI&SION BIREt-
NTS awl Desters In al.l klutt.cf Pittsbm•tb Mao-
Vase- PlCtrt Lad Pipe and 8b •
eLadau,
b No y r7b Ers
B. CANFIELD, Into of Warren, Ohio,
. Ootcusdnlon an 6 fornordlos Ihrobant, and Whole-
Inger In Weston Ragan Cbtoone Butter, Pot And
Pan MA. And Wooten Produce strongly. nat., amt.
Advs.. EhaltbUnd and Wood. Plttsbontb.
111.0.21 .....re o. LITEM ZS
(WM of k Co.)
Ijburgh.ilLlTTLE & CO., Wholesale Gropers,
Prxloos and Coassobe Id
100 ersbaota eat Dealers In
Martafeetures, No. 112 tleooW 114111Apor
PAUSE' WAREIIOUSE.-11EN1tY 11.
ooLuNsor...rathetkdOsicaranion Nl=
Dente,lll(ltransa, Butt Arr. Fla and Produce
1255.1 amt.. alms W 22.2: -1222555225 mlm
rOALASPALIdErt, Importer and Dealer
la French and hmesink.n.W.Dl Pieper, No. 66 Market
eat, between Th ird and Yourth Ares; Pittenanth•
milb-'63 •
DRY GOODS.
JuSEPH HORNE lc 00. ,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
gIiBIZOIDZBLES, EMERY di GLOM
Fanny Goods, &e,
N 0.71 karkete, bet. 400 might Doorsond.
Asir /limits tor Itrialorr Yam. tahlO•lr
D. Attl, Jr.; & Bro.,
IIST I O. 91 Market et , are closing out their en
tire afoot of My ilooda at CO hamanandiafonint Iron
f
moor preparatory to parellsaing aortnt otne
ply. {V e ban on 8.4 • Poe anortmant of dm falloff./
MParameteu, Yeomen Merlma. Wool DaLalnn.
I Mid; fdadonnaelotb,ll,non Cloth.
_Boon
goglnth Moto, 51' XD llah do, Muslin; ropanor males of
Weird and °that. Flannel; with orma variety of Blank
and Colored Broctodo rittd Ga m ine yland Dyala DU; au ( a ,
ebten ha aol4 at a areal.. tan
iargON CO:ihole2o a
in tielail
I=4 h. r. ran e 7 and Stag. Dry Gepda, ss futh
SDTAPIR' it 11UROILFMLD, Wholesale
sad Rotsll lasi Goals liimlnats. 'arum fourth
arts' stnsts Pinsbarib.
Removal! Removal! Removal!
aoanvsozz d CO.-NO. R 3. ?MD — SIR/Mt ,
t./101:11,09ed
dnor 0 0t::
A. b i t f ore . to ac !! ) o , ; 23,
DOW Wrolli4 to argatat cos of tba Largest ntoeks .o;
lereld and Amnion Cargetnosoe and tal Clothe In Into
roptet. In our arsortarent raa be totmd
WlltrMtr4
- tea Itneoeslii
. I.* n:Mat and ItZeTrreur - 3 pta
11 ., Caznatnut
Malt Tageatrg_ingrals
Crlose with Scotch Ilaklalaltlasia ArggedethreeH *tut
a WZatStig ,
,Btr ga z ga i .=
ata tlattt elndo, Had
41 f s tad ti dipi gi L latAgi
10 1 / 1 411 WI
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
BANKING w HOURS
JOHN HO6G:
HCDTO6II uNDPORD W.:
romnaist • 8031. M iSET CXX,
MOUNT PLustok:VT, WLSTMOII.I7D (N.),
OONNELLNVILLa. VAYETTIS CO„
UNIONToWN
BROWNHVILLM,
NEW MOO UTON ONALVICIL_
D ope
malted, iggrontag mu d *. Draft+ Lou,
ond collected. Hank Not. and Spxle hobght
Btooke, Notes and oLhor ,Soeuritiet bought and
toratolgeon. 00111 , 1.11011te awl aolloction•
LLLgg,
SASS naaanca [WM.
RAMER & RAMC Bankers and
Gold Ex-
B Brokers. Bnd sal/ and Myer and
No a.r tee, negotiate lou uy
ts oan
Real &tate or Steel Been- .
ritlee, ouches. Promise:my Notea„ and Time Bine on Nut
and West any and sell Roche on Onomitelon. Collec
tions male on Sit points to tne Union. Jißee corner of
Third and Wood duets, directly opposite the Bt. Ch. M..
Hotel. spy
HOLMES & SON, Dealers in Foreign
N
. and Domestic Bill. of Exchange, tiertlficatee of D.
Elltlit Not...and %MD, No, 69 timing street, Pitts
._ SirCeDeethroe made on all the principal cities
icen — ughout the Crawl Stat..
MANUFACTURING.
.1.01:11N1113.J. C.anallas,n,..n. c rtreire...W. U. Woonwerw
AMBRICA.N> 4
.E! A .PLE 4_o
MAA ur,i(7ullLA COZY Y,
No. 78 Second it., Pittsburgh, Pa.
m AN or. UF .. A t. O
fb T o U b ßE h ß ,,, S it :f azTr a. Mao ho
a
tij,tkror abd•Ptenmr., rrounee, Window lsserNeer%
Brackets, Trusses, Combos, Ventilators lend Oentre Mow
tor Collins.. Ilowthte and Mouldings of every description,
Wee sod dedgn, =Ms and warranted more (Woad*
than any other artiste now In usa
le-Orders elsonted on the shortast oak*.
3. It—Attention of Steamboat Builders Is esweddly dl
recto] to tide artiola on moment of its light weight.
TUNES t (B).. • s i
No, IS Bosond at., tot. Weed Market sta.
sehldtt Prreenswiet
.11011.3 aurOS^ • Bonn V. 131:4011... ..... IRTIMION
UNION FOUNDEY. •
Mitchell, Herron & Co.
WI LL continuo the business of the Union
Foundry, et the old stand of PIINNOOK, Et IT011•
SIX A 00, bi 0.194 Mercy .t.
They nig manufacture as tonal,a large and general
assortment of IIACTINOB, esaserrtelng
COOkingtrA v ßa i nm o tt fi nd Side Ovens,
MANTLE &KITCHEN GRATES,
Ram Ware, Wagon Boca, Dog from, Sad from,
Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Points,
Mill and Machinery Castings generally,
And OAS and PATNA Pllll.B of sh
.15 shtes.
0,
IRON & NAILS OF THE BEST BRANDS,
Shovels, Spades, Pleb, tte...
All of able/ •111 be eold at manuarerre i;rlcoe.
my7-ly
Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh.
I ENNEDY, C1111..08 & CO., Manufwi
tonna of—
= t A CCII . t l <= 7 cottrataltlitor.
°atoll Taloot
" Bed Oordc
" Plough Linea awl Each Cord;
Hope of all Asa and denctiptatne
ni:to
MilrO2dara left at the Hardware atm Los.. Wllsoa
a Wo
045.. 131 od atzeot. have ottan. of
ialtda
aqua.
. UCIIII.
- It r aLTATTAR - 141 - firai:r467,
61 Penn st., below Marburg Pittsburgh, Pa.
61TE.A.1d BOILIIII, 11A11..E13,9 and SHEET
s3 IRON WORKERS., Manufacturers of Baambill's Par.
•nt Boßer, LocomotlM, Mad and Criticder Boilers, Chim
neys, Braithm, Ylre Rod. &awn Pfwt, Oondmisars, Nalt
Pans, Buss! Pans, Iron Pawls, Id& Boats He. .Alsa,
Blacksmiths' Work, Bride. and Viaduct trims dons at
the short.% noting. All ord.n from a dirtanne promptly
•ttandad to. le=
Bats and Caps.
41 WILSON Es BON keep eotuaantiy on
• hand miry description and ninety or Meta ad
~..=th wholesale and - retalL Thor. desiring • oast
ble hat or Cap, good and clump, would do well to
give no • call hews purchasing thwerbonw.
W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail
ilasureatures and Desist Is 13eIrtsret Ware. No. Si
street.
-. • . .
Shriver at Dilworth,
WHOLESALE GROCERS',
Nos. 130 & 132. Second Street,
(Between Weal abet 8mItbe11) PITISBUIIOII
MONTROSE MITCHELTRER
Wholesale Grocer and• General Merchant,
N. TO Liberty Street, Piatteovh.
IMIT LI JO. L SCNITIL
I), W. lIEIISTITHI
Lag qr /I.l.thurgh
SMITH, MLLE & HURTER,
'WHOLESALE ()ROC:ELLS,
122, Second and 151 Front street,
ea- PlTTSlitrltall, P.I
o-L-Tum -JAS. GMILDLAIII
Wallace It Gardiner,
14,101.E.4LA VkALBII:i
Flour, Provisions anti Produce Generally,
14113 KILT Y PT. JaZuly
II ALEY, COSORA & CO., IV
PPCPII
sele OronelT, IS awl al 11 .0.1 stmt. PPlatragb.
-
OULBNICTSON;WhoIeeata urocer and
Commlaiden .11.41.1, Maim to Produee and Mt&
u..ag •
Nan afattosed Artklei. Lthartvarsec, Clw
Mrs:,
IOLIN FLOYD & CO., Wholesale Oro ere
4111 andenmmlasion Merchant...No.ln Woodland 1.11,
Kr 616.01. kittabutla. isle
sOBEB.'r MOORE, Wholesale (home, HE, In Produce, PltuarnB6l6 Ilanafaetarea. sad all
uf Sumisa,s6.l Dom.aie Ilyardfs. No. 816
I.lbertf atndmdt. On Land a vary lamb stock of supdulof
old Manoalcatmla Whl6tar.mtdr.o will be fold low 4 emah.
0.10 IrCASPLIZIL.. ..rnaux A. 0.1/12
cCA.N to D W ILE I. :I9 I, I!dEA.NS ‘ it wt (l2.,
i. (erces n z
tongimln Leon, Vann, Oloan,LlottozdAsno„ and Pltteboul
Moonfacturo, nenerall,, enema or Wood and W•nee .t..
rtiumaro.eo
OLID 'faux- ....-.1.1210 D. X . 011,.. .—lcurca C. eon
GI 4 1 .4. ROE, Wholeeide Grocers end
LVI Oomaahadon Merchants. NO. IN Liberty' ouroet Pltts.
WILL! AM A. M'OLURO, Grocer and
Tea Dales, earner of Wood uo, elCth streets, has
elways on hand a large amentznent of choke limed.* and
hoe Dade—Yorelsn Mate .ad Nlts. Wholasels and Beton
Dealer. molted the /mast taw.
MLOSSKT LzicT.T. & Wholosale
Gloom, Com:dodos liorchosts. Dashes m Prods=
Pittsburgh Idassfootarso. No. 4.3 Liborty stmt.
Pitiaborgh.
SAIAH firekif kW; Wholesale Oro
.
e....oommlariost Vvl r r a n - i r Des pi laip Prodoos.
a.
1./AGALEY, WOODWARD & CO., Whole
data groans pa.= !WU% .treat. Pbthuintehts
BOOKSELLERS &C.
- k dgemoy.
T HE subscribers ßoo have established o. Book
or
put i= . 7 , to m er . m u oi . „2t WatritiO. to u•y b i o , 3
Lwrg,..al . k
m oltra n tuWaftai p l i g t of . an?:
ii t r... h•
EWA. 'rook Leads . W•ThrOa do. Will foot?. lb• )1.
*show for ono you . Cz4 t c ,, zy of • tplendld Damao
portrait of either W halm or Ohtyt oe. If g o
b.
writing to •$1 and • $ !Mutating. th•y will melte •
copy of gitiwr cdth• thug pertralts. If inttenitiog to fd
worth of Idagagtnes. oil thrwpartralis will t• semi OstM
31.010 rttrolthed to thou what:toy wigh li.
EhroloPsi a... 1, doscription and slag In Ism 00 =all
quimattlied fat istaied. Sea Prom& &Pd. &a. Nat W ardor.
buy doioription ofindiathas on Wced greentad with
neatatot anti alopecia blows of Bull
. tateatwtmer
head.
Thin of Morany, hoot !II
tiorlidontra roniong fltret.- aI,A.W w... toTh7 l .i il oWil
rat i tt , J, attended to. NMI. •1•1111 lAN r
wen , raved pin wad &Damn.° Ili• or WWI 01
th• b bang by mall aro/wont.
Payout at • distance horl gambit , ankles trouble.%
It to their
ad
to act rm. tb• roburtOgra um w•
would NI •• mud+ for the •of the mut
BULK Pilf=o,
tuditnikwirT 00 South Third ot..Philwfunhis. Pa.
JOHN T. 13HRYOOK,
Book and Job Printer and Milder.
N 0.53 71.12.22 onnet, an?. gooltheold. Gasotto BoUlna.
HOOK BINDER'S end Box Maker's straw
4.lllBoords shiny. on bona. Also. Books, Capon and
Iltagonoty
E 24 C. COCHRANE, (successor to S. Sad
tar.) Wholesale and Rata Nalar la_.NookaPtatlan
Mu
ary antatd Papar flame Ds; Pedant street, Gth dair O. N, o
Bquara. APegbany, Pa. -
I OEiN S. DAVISON, Bookseller end Sur
iltr tinker, mamma to Davilon a ague., No. 0 Markin
strata, ~.r Fourth. Pittabargbl P.
AENRY S. BOSWORTH, 13a:dueller and
Desks Inatioinrydke" No. 82 Martii
amead. Pittabliga. 141.
lkiAY & 00., Booksellers rad Stationers,
No. to Wood Noma, outdoor to Um oOrnor ol read
tu moo. Po. Schen' sod low Walla **stand y hood
L.' /WAD, Bookseller and Stationer, No
sr 4trihst. Ao.lloßuf4llnea.
John 11, Mellor,
•
IVO. 81 WOOD STREET, between Diamond
ilifaliMPA r 1 .141= 1 /7.471
IN% Ola ZONIS wd- ORGAN UAR
S 1!OM•
UllB. sad &Ott In Male and Mules! Gads. Ja23
11. Kleber & Bro.,
ItO. b 3 FIFTH ST„ Sign of the Golden
Hem Solo AMMO, rof MINNS CLARK'S (New
unrlvalled *rand n Square PIANOS, and OOP
HAUT • SENSUAL'S G,,,d.. 111CLOUNQN8.4 OSAMU'
11.0.110NIUMK. Dula* In finale and Musks! In.tru-
CISOLO. fed
Charlotte Blume,
ittANUFACTUREB and Dealer in Piano
IT Vorteo and tmportor orltarolo sod muoloal loath,-
riffil L114, 4 1 1 :4 4- nr it'broVi HA
aV.A r, : trf.
out 26olesa Attaebtoent Kota II! Wood st.
ST. 01.411 t HOTEL.
00 a 4.)
Corner Penn and U. Clair Streets,
PILTTRAIDIGIIIPty
W. C. CONNELLY, l'ropriotoi.
.441.1,10%43
Ketchum's Newer WI
meat.
Fyysr),
0. moat perfect machine in uo,:4arran
to . from 10 to LS sm. at reser Or grab yet
well sr would be dour by peythe Or aWI.. Prim
of mower, sIA tomblesd WO For ale br
myll n. a. MAME LAUD. 020 Wood a.
DR. J. K. 'FINLEY
INTENDING to make Pittsl:l hie future
eViiiiflare=tlegrar al 'l=l'
PROP • ty IN IWQUENNE BOROUGH
son tau —Bolos • Int of 1000. t Knave. Otto t•
on Pine ',treat Ibmtbute t a 3 the imsaL Tb• puvarty
la vull adapted an. nun baying snood
at•ek on It. Them la monlncar g arMittbe =a4 mud
alacv•.trunk.to vamped wane , at.t.e. to *a •tivive, Abs.
• vault attaebsd to Ulm prop•gty which hotel 1.000
auattela of Oval. Oolutdarsbb sums utak' on Ida lot.—
PITTSBURGH, TUESBAY LMORNING, MARCH 4, 1R56
GROCERS.
MUSIC. &C.
•aper Attach
. . _ _
BRIX' YORK idrizErmitims• ' PIVI'SBEIRGH GAZEI7E.
Prom EST VIEBORERVIV Kti 61111111.. L. .
cw. NSWlll,Prit ADMIISIOU 01751. 34.0 Bra:vit.:it:,
1
New Tort. •
NEW ,. YORE PILLLINEB.Y.
ykits.....s.v.L.",w.igftw,u,°lTrie..! AND
11017811. E 414 111loADW IIF.W Vriktlt.—'llro.
oo• In Homo," for nip exprom yam*, or forootlog
s.
¢ovelti. for rho brew Tode.*hlol rml), &aim !Lod be
real T for In d on or 111000 Um Wit of !larch.—
Vont bon, and Modern AI
and and 11111 boom 100
tf lueluti
loyltrid towall and , exonalne s.fojg
afto*berei. •t' turn fko,noto al. 14, ot,
..,,,), A po .00 lay .v 1.4 to Dar !Wren- f,,,1-Ozody
--
-.„.... plosts, Varnishes, &o.
RAYNOLDS, DEVOE & CO.,
106 4. 108 Fuoon &tea,
•
, MOW; YORK,
: DIANOFACIFUREBS OF
Paint., Yeuggshes. MlS.na ni ng
E Z / Ino Pointe,
W' H i I ., E, L Ztt,
irI . OLORS, BRUStisS, DIAMO S, OILS,
ki.OLUE.Y. ao, - . OonetantlY on hind • 1 ~..Ipnrfact
auertment of all such goods required by TIN'S and
PAINTN.LI4 and by the train generally. .11Anufartoded
maelsonly of MST QUALITY.
Toryism geode se receive direct from theireeluesrs. and
moffer or the psekete or other .rlse, on he meet taror•
able terms. -
.Orders br mall . •rosratlr. attended to, . ja29:our
PERM P ,,,,,, P 0 BOWES
STEINWAY & SONS,
&lAN V FA(7111111:10 St and B 8 Walker Street
slut asraliker, sea relit
•
I,IIESPEQTYULLY tall tho atr
1.111, tenths of the p stile to their eolendld
usortmentotaersi•grand and moan Hasa ,
which, kr vellum. el tone, elasticity or -
tomb. beauty of linish.laebort ever/ this. that eel:Wave
Mao Nevado* tataurpudext. They were emiteded the
Ern eremlook.So both Mhtds. to ceropotit.loa with the
most die
rk tles ee u
Nonkel . from Breton. Chllettelphls.
New Yod Belroare. .
. .
NEW TlUMElN—tintoWer DM have }la b..
&weaned the /LUDT Protium UOLD MEDAL Agra eD
competitors) It th e late I of the droertiona annuls.
orTetol Pala.; for. the BUT Plottof ooliktfr
• ;.
Safely hue.
I'OR IdENIN
E G & PUPOSES
, and-for
lONI
et rou NO
eere AW kods : Tb oWI ON d d D HEM
ba
1110ng;.
the ELM/ 411 VA DOUBLE TAPE WATER /VEIL
llanAsetersd and sold ny
GLENN PUTMAN,
83 Liberty Et, NEW
Diet7o? r tirt&4 '. wro "7 6 Z 4 * b; ' sra 'll da ki' etellralltrl
TIOnAL VIBE yr anal/. MUNAI.S. Wit& •
•nall tilV , •
Far XOOO,OOO.
THE C. 8, PATENT MARBLE CO.
iCAPITAIVIS,OOO.) •
No. N9B Bropylway. eon Wal k er Bt. New Tort.
AtRE prepared to execute ordere far
MA.NTLEII, TABLIC TOM taataaraa PILDXBIAI/3
8, de. In Imitation of *leans. liroeatel. Pyrams.
Neapolitan. end all Dewy Idarblee; equal In ttrangth,
beauty and dureblllty to real marble, tad In annareepeote
ruperior thereto, end at lea than half the wet Unlike
marbleised innt, Wnotl. or elate. It le wholly Cm from all
objection, which en uriml against more eurfeee work.
where paint, conadvaroleb,in torm temptruyr u ga
and beauty of the &elan klantele from 13 to Ud.
from linildere: Cabinet hikers and ethane soMted. and
tett...Union owe: deed. detente Mr the pared eltlee
treated with. .• RENNI !Teen
dUtIgPR LAMA 'ben LOVIL U. kIICHIIt V. Pry.
oeSbnyv
SCHIEFFELM .13.11013- & ,CO:.
IMPONTIRS AND DIU LIMB IN
Drugs, Paints, Oils, , Dyes, Perfumery, &e.,
170 WILLIAM ST., New York,
1 NVITE tte attention of the trade to their
Ihrgeand Thri/hYstocli Of DrI4P, Paiute, OW, Perfume.
ry , O.
lu Ol A tiontotbarreuultrlmoortatlcato ofilteVeNnrh.
they are sho reortrinmdlreet from the warms of prod.:lo
tion sad maunfootureohayylies of Tooth. Italy end Nall
Brhattee, Bronzed. 'I/orke, Mortars. limn.,
`Owen
Uglish Perfumery; Lubin's Patnots, andhatmy ar
ticles usually nahrsremtto Drugittste roots, which tn.,
are also enabhull to ork the moot advautetroos tenth
Orden, either to Person or by mall, 'FLU receive prompt
attention. • . 1.18-1 y•
11110ORTANT
TO 110USE . WEEPAWS AND HEALERS.
THE 110 PE MILLS,
71 Pmma arm., ilind 71 nun, N. Yong;
Principal. Office, 103. 'Mons! street, New look_
koctorz, Non 80..8'{ and n 8 pindkon stew Jamey City
Frith Propnatora this long and well
.. known
COPFAT'AITD SPI6II F.STAELIMJILENt
Ootatoda to mpnapar" the beat Parcrataarattcal IbNvr Iu
a., tor g /drawl. Bisctat,taa sad other Cakes, •o.—
They also prow. 41tIstastl.V.,coa, andingo) other art.l-
cloa of dally ineyory gala t. 1.1 MP, upon tee
mad rearonabla. tam.. Cgtalopia• taut ,to Oralors Ira°
''Crtt.'llt.—(.tarastho'.lltaargLatt. It.
tlrall;l4tstp a tart Io .L U
0 M. 1011.0 11.0p0511
11• at
tack. 'teddy..
_
NEW YOll3l COLO EXCHARCER
BAG 'MANUFACTORY,
Noy. Lb" mad 127 Broad mt., up btami,
Corn Exottanke H em York.
ILLERS, MLitt DEKLERs,
Av oLVVA h r,raVATALn,
arltrr. •
Th. miternict . wet.. .I nil the atentlow Of Country
Merchuit. to hi. atworttieut or Yummy' ban,og il
Millen and salt Mittor• Lehi. r.icti. My We at er L hytlno
for 8, 10, ht, anti be lb. haus:
Provelon Beaten Supuliod With ilAll BM.S. BAGS of
W flew sod quaint*. ft/melted in ritiantleot to mall oo
th. abort.. natl., ; , 411.-6ase 0 N. EILAIIR .eniprictor.
. .
The Adams Iszpreas Company.
Pelt burgh, and Neu. 4ton Espy., .
k 'Un the ectiteeini ll , YeenilliedittiOn of the
el
imeathin Mooting line of the Ohl ,. and Penn
ay coda itattruml, 44twecri htlientralming flaw artehnie,
Loner,
Intimate Main*. ant nodal rail**. toque . * Minh
The as imilo Napo* tionemiey utalo excl,
sgrangeolaht ebb the Laltrentil u to enalid. them to pot
a Many M. manger ou th. doer camodation Train, who will
vu t o
au smarm/ WI bush.. properly outman.
ea to him. The leseenc.x will bee. WI In lb.
Baggage tUx. be br the deposit aged be 100 security -of Mousy.
Jewelry and other ealtwteint ii will I.ave 11.1• Brighton
by the Mortilng Smell' it. nentla In Pittaburgla Lei Allman.
ay Bray during thweay neattond to each conomeaton• as
nor outensted to kiln, and return by U. Evening
Trutt. with I.:sochtdA sad Counalsalon• alemitad. It tile
ba his maw , is.
hicki/ im trip MI WM4 wk....
onion, ka w•11i /Mince! to trio prow
party won Muir tbd arrival of Um train at lb. Allmhoot
City Depot. li. wit/ Mai Heppe written ...rue/ e+.8...
•to •0 deiewroid both. city -ocionttmlut.. tritoneemo.-
obtain itbrantlon, and twitirti V.pilot-ordsi 1,0.11, and
return Ittem-nieho piachaers, large or ..0.14 front •pa
gt All gesde. to, will be de
rr r eriVo l' [ ' callstefoy. Irta:two /Ulm. atttin , re...nate.
gistatirc, vithout extra chorea but tt losing such Maier
th. dlmeilcu packagoi,mpacially Mrpreato bons.
ehould be explicit;
At Way Matt 110,all nutter ho left 41th taw Btatioli
Mont ethyl Itilltemi CoulDenT,whoo tho Mew Wart. I.
not at Ow Inatlalkon the arrlo.l or LW Thin, to roceini
goods.
Tb. charges MTh/crying Mmtaiire, Am .6 lm 110001ne
nasals
er Aliwrenger are Mental./ hi ho within ma.
nasals %ben Mi. tettuni or tle twain.. such
se to admit or it 'pedal agele.ants .01 it male.
A. the Alsowenwer Is required r. ante hia bills wid burr
[nem dally with th*Compaey; and to pny w Mi. pot
...tor the line will plows net met him to all .111 next
trip hl pity, aelto has ne dhorrellos the motto,
kIIXBILY LlttlylN it.. two appointed Min.. .
will commence WA dells: on. ay. tier. t/i
.1123tburo4---64 to,s;ti‘
fe r OUS-2a oa..
bgaley '11;
Rocloater—.lllr.Woia "
Ltundin
- . ,
SOO Brightar-M, MOM,
Plttab
Orfic. Aargh. DAM ICU's.. Co .
.
PP.
JANES W. WOOD
rtiriNITURIS
90.. 911 09111/ Rapt. PITESOLhem
W. W. ppepectrully 'atones his friends
• and customers, that hea,inet completed hie stool
ill oOMarriltare, which ledocidielly the largest and newt ever
cared Oar sale la this city. •A. ke determined to uphold
his etockorltheememed materlaia heel wort memaldp. and
mowed &Mena and from the extent of hie orders and
fad/Ity mannfertorine, he is enabled to produce war.
ranted Filitigl2llll.l4 at the tweet
It. hoop. always on band the irreaVt ariety or .44.7
dee:dation Nea t ur froth the cheipeet 6 161 . 6 . 0 ,
to the mod end coatis, th e. • Datum. or au, id.
of one, may be farribhed from his Mock, or menefeetored
*w to eedy mar, The Itilloning article* meat to part
of his anat.:mal, which. for tichtarhe of style and trdett.l
canal Los mpeened in any td. the 16utedh 411.01
LoultalV taterwtete BOLA
100 gotta In Ptah and 01000 MAN
100 dozen klaboten7 Chen"
44 do Walent do
LOU Mahogany- liorking Malta
50 Crain do '
DO Mahogany Dlvanil
• • •
60 Walnut I' do
100 Marble To; Centre '660.1•0.
/40 do rinating Baneltaa
50 do Irestutandg.
40 lockeed,' do -
.. I — • •
60 Plain Drool_ na Ituraing
40 Mahogany leatataaam
.10 Walant ; '. do
160 Cotta.. •od do
600 Ohorry yd Poplar liodalamoa.
PO mahoessq wudrobot.
40 rec .
In Malmo end litmakfaatTatdoM
19 &oratory end Book mom
SO Dom qmo Boot Obldrin
94 ConOneat Reeking flab%
12 WM* . Pintlng Deakin
Hot and Tema Mandy • Whotr=
llor itti fi l =4! 6 (Ruing Rarnkgroto
do liall. 4o atlPPO drO . Hall and Pim do
Racaptlow!; dm Loam'
Paul Ipladd dm ' Istatudon DlolnlPPlena
Gotbla o pa m W r l t b a a n lm t OMma latgam r 0'
011C4 fod
tom owl SU&
04,404 t Aia&
Ho prltat
It to th Ar nom
eteambootaind Ho la royalabod Cho ahOrtest tallow
all mama promptly mambo M. DASD
- To those wno wish Farms 1 I I
110 havkfertilo land at a cheap prico and
00 oaay tornia..yourtitiontiou is di11.% 10 tho
car Yana that WWWB7. fa mem or more In we
I. , lith are illy o for II2h). - Payable In onatallinente of al
Per Meek. or for it:lnuit,. It is Wasted in Mt Of Pa..
and baa net, o the but inarkata for Ita prodate In the
plate. Tha gill la a riot loam and la not to be surnamed
for tarmlna, M esainittailtn will thaw. It la AU oral
4nil, underlaid by 2 rich reies. which osi account of Ito
facility to Um lake Market will emir bilainnui of 'M
aria.. val..
• •• •
Tha Banbury di Erie IL H. pollees directly through it,
which in now underecassitnotion from trio to within •
ehOrt dletanee'of fiditerrat , The Allegh.ny Valley IL R.
alro ppeuen thrOugh It, connecting It with goo Yorg and
Pitteburah; tinibm• :en It if of the most valuable
kind. Title ogerorptionahly good and warranted deeds
are girt.. in,Promictan good and substantial opportnol•
ty to commence farming. providing for orm . s oniwno or
making an Invertment guts to isomers ne vain.. Is a
than Lb. midland of I. treble Oa Meant Miro Po ,
them pvtlaulargen be had.froto thopaniphietaerbloh ar•
east to Inquirers. Lettere anorrered promptly. Apply ,r
addrvet ISAPILA'. W. ()ATRIAL, Seer. lAA Walnut et . Phila.
delrhla. free Information le roattlntd is tbef,riaggrt.:
OgraT hiASONIO HALL
TIM LAMM PIANO VaItTE MELODEON AND MU.
IMO lITORC IN WIN , otAllth.
WIN be opined °etcher 16th, 1116 b, In the
11asonie
Chestnut Siete, ohm Savona, PlNladelphla, Ly
I OHN MARSH, the Sole Agent for Beard
en mon, amide oo.'loelelorstetl Dolce Wows Attach
'root Pitg=.7 l o,ll.-lirr= or P Turatti;
je.'"). mums: J. M. hie obtahoe6 leUe eeveeM
ers ;Wt . b egl , :o l eke t grLitl s ..I1
i , =74er . e . is
wortment of Pteao ;octal. Weradeoni, ItuelT and Mod.
eat Ihetrumenti of every demoted.. MI of um& en
terMully lIelii1•4 he Metal& sad erarrehted t. etre M
AO. settonemmi every !Otani% int 3.34
----
Importantlose tr sing Star Culling
3NILE atte n tion of public is lovitod to
the fact; tail meat of the Ater 'Clandleg cared for
, gra DtirICLINTIN KZ go that what Medd for
• pound actualtr grultbi but Marton. or IfFeence•
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TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1856
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Advance Payments.—Eloreafter no au i
•criplh.o will W taken co, the Dully or Week'. th...ittee
IQIAPII germ.t to aunt. ridetnee, littuniever; the
time In up to which. the But... Option Is ;Lel& the parer
+lll t.. Inrvlebly A: 0 1 - `14 , 1, uric,. tho .überrli•llon le re
'teen{ by savant, panic r 4 All droneliint adeerelidne,
or every devulption. will be required it. be void in ad.
want.. Tbe only exception. via be where .Mel moult,
ly or 'earl. oontrecte ant mode. tuna:dew
wa-ritieburgli %bounty Gaze...et—The ensuedve
elreuhttlott elem. Mealy Gaga, oilers to our Lunettes. men
• tame degrable medium nf matins Wen Lannon. buttons
par elreulation le betweon four and [lie thousand; rearnlna
almost every Merchant, unenufasturer and etto koevlr lu
Western Pewtererauls. and Eastern 1)510.
From thn Pt. LlDula Lt•poblleart. 14b. :7
Opening of the River.
Ten minutes past two o'clock, the whole
body of ice opposite the city commenced moving
in an unbroken mess. There was one- simulta
neous shout, and the crowds became 'quiet
awaiting the result. The fire bells weto tolled
and the news that the lee was moving spread
like wild-fire through the city.
The crowds of spectators hemline immense.—
Foot passengers had continual to cross on the
ice up to the time of its moving,, , and about
twenty persons wale overtaken while crossing
on the throughfaro at the foot If Chestnut
street. They made the best possible speed to
reach shore, and - we believe all gained a sofa
landing, and had no time to spare.
The ice at first moved very slowly and without
any preoeptlblo shook. The boats lying above
Chesnut street were merely shoved ashore, mod
for the first five minute, sustained no damage.
Messrs. Ends & Noleotee Submarine No: 4,
which had juet fieished her work at the wreck
of the Parthenia, was almost immediately cap
nixed and became herself a hopeless wreck. The
Submarine floated down lying broadside against
the Federal Arch, which boat was being wrecked
and of little value. Here the destruction own
menced. The Federal Arch parted her fasten
ings, and became at once a total wreck. Lying
below were the Menu:ere Austral a, Adriatic,
Brunette,„Paul loner, Falls City, Altooda, A. L.
Chambertrand Challenge. All of shish were
torn away from the shore, and in company with
the Submarine and Federal Arch floated down
with the immense field of ice. This fleet of ten
boats were all more or less damaged at starting,
by crowding against one another. All the upper
works of the Brunette and Australia were torn
to plecee; and the Altoona was badly damaged.
The shook and the crushing of these boats when
they were driven together, can be better
Imagined than described. All their ample fee
teniage were as nothing against the enormous
deed of ice,and they were carried down apparent
ly fastened and wedged together. The first obsta
cle with which they came in contact were a
large fleet of woOdboate, barges and canalboate.
These email fry were either broken to pieces,
or forced out of the water upon the Levee io a
very damaged condition. We are not able to
state the number, but there could not hare been
short of fifty In all, ell which were either sunk,
broken to pieces or carried away with the de
scending boats About twenty of them met with
the latter fate, and the whole fleet lodged about
one mile below ag,11.1/et the point of the Island
at the Lower Dyke. The Adriatic lost one of her
wheels by swinging against the Falls City, after
they landed upon the bar below. The FallaCtiy
is very badly damaged. The Paul Jones also
badly damaged. The A. B Chambers sustained
but slight damage. The Challenge did not fare
so well and was badly injured.
After these boats had passed dowel the Bon
Accord and ' Highland Mary, lying together,
were earned off, and are both a total loss. The
new Bt. Paul, on the docks, was slightly dam
aged, and part of the docks were 'tweet , away
from under her. The Highland Mary streak
against the lee Vernon, damaging the latter boat
conaiderably. Thu Loninville wee also torn away
from her moorings and at last accounts was ly'
hog broad side and across the cement, with thy
other boats below The Laruertine was mimed
away in the same manner The Westerner broke
her fastenings tied ewang icemen the Jeannie
Deane, iojeriog the latter boot considerably .
Some of the locale ljing above Chestnut street,
fared badly Ito the meantime. The P X. 'whey
we:, forced Into the bank, and bad her larboard
wheel broken. The noble Nebreekin which every
ono thought in a must perilous situation, lost her
larboard wheel, and was not otherwise much on
jured. The Goentruer, Lucile, Allen and Badger
State, were forcedeel:lot-4 end slightly damaged
The ..id Shenandoah being wrecked, and the Sam
Clean, were forced away from shore and fi rated
down together, against the steamer Clara. The
Clara did not part her fastenings, and the ('loon
and Shenandoah lodged, whore they were aeon
torn to pieces and sunk by the ice. The steam
ers Clara and Ben Bolt were both badly dam
aged by the lee, and forced partly ashore. The
G. W. Sparbswk wee eunk, and looked as if
broken in two, lying at the shore. The Keokuk
,wharf boat maintained its position against the
flood, and saved three boats below, vu: the IV
tar Star, J. S. Pringle and Fares: Rose, eons of
which were, up to this time, materially injured,
After running about one hour, the rbaracter
of the ice was changed, and is came down in a
frothy, crumbled condition, with as occasional
heavy piece. At the end of two boors it nth
very slowly, inactfinally stopped, about b o'clock,
P. a. Chuang this interval, a number of peas
seugera crowed it from the ferry landing on
Bloody Island. They were chiefly passenger*
by one of the train' jest arrived, and desirous
of reaching the city, while they had an uppers
=Hy. The experiment was a daring one, but
they all landed safely an this side.
Just before the river gorged, huge piles of
ice, twenty and thirty feet in height, were forced
up by the cornet on every hand, both on the
shore and at the lower dyke, where to many of
the boat, bad come to a halt. In fact these
boats seemed to be literally buried in Ice. The
Ice had not been broken below Cabokia Bend;
and all the drift OD, far had gorged baleen
the city and that point. Hence its sudden stop.
At six o'clock, e. at., the river bad risen. at
least ten feet.
About 7 o'clo c k r. C., the gorge below broke,
and the ice co mmenced running again. The
current was now touch more ewlft than it bad
been before, and the night was very dark, a
heavy and steady rain having set in. Of the'
boats that remained at the wharf at dark, the
following have been sunk or swept down by the
tide t—Clara„ Ben Bolt, G. W. Bparhawk, sunk
—Polar Star, J. r. Pringle, loaded for New
Orleans—and Forest Rose; leaving only three
boats, the Gossamer, Badger State, and Nebraska
at the Levee. .
While recording the havoc erased among
the boats at our levee we have above related, in
telligence was received of the loss of another
steamer belonging to this city. The Sonora,
Capt. Titreli, sunk near Portland on the Mbi.
aeon river, on Monday, 26th bite., out through
by the ice. It Is euppeeed she wilt prove a total
lose. Her owners are Capt. Tirrell and Mr.
Boyd, first clerk.
Prom the sum, P•b. W.
?UITHZR PLETICOLSUI.
The Levee yesterday morning presented a
dreary and desolate apeoutcle--lookiug more
like a arena in the Polar regions, than in the
fertile and beautiful 'Mississippi valley. The
' whole business portion of the Levee wee clear
of boats, excepting the two wrecked Alton
Wharf boats, which were almost shattered to
pieces and cast upon the shore in the midst of
the ridge of ice. The steamer', Regulator, F.
X. Aubry, N. L. Milburn, Alice, and Luella,
were all damaged more or less, forced aground
and crowded together in a mass by the ice.
The Nebraska ewuog over against Messrs.
s Rade St Nelson's Submarine No. 8, iu the course
of construction, and damaged her to the amount
of about $2,000. The Nebraska was probably
damaged $1,900. The 'Hemmer F. X. Anbry
can be repaired for $2OO. l'he liegulatorans
tamped little damage. The new steamer Key
stone came up to the landing early yesterday
morning. Thuleilliam Harrison, Capt. Fad',
also coma up, and carried passengers across
the river, to and from the trains, in the piano
of the regular ferry boats. In addition to the
foregoing, the following boats came up during
the day: Genoa, St. Mary, Westerner,, Jeannie
Deans, Minnesota, dam Ditty, Movastar and
Trople, none of which were materially, it:tiered.
Tho steamer Now St. Paul, on the docks, is
nearly brekon in two, the docks under the stern
having been carried away. Her stern is iu the
water end her bow on the docks. She ht careen
ed over, and her chimneys have falion. It is
thought that she is a total loss. The Admiral,
lying just below, oleo on the docks, is quite safe,
and very little Injured.
We yesterday visited the boats which were
carried down, and for which so much solicitude
was felL They are twenty-three in number,
all hying between the Lower Dyke and the Arse
nal—scattered along the river for the space of
a mile.
The Australia Is farthest down the river, In
the sine; opposite the 'Arsenal. tabs ie lying
zoom the slough, with her larboard ,wheeband
upper works torn to pleas. Her hull is also
Much broken amid ships. She is damaged to
the amount of $6,000. It is thought she le
too far gone to be repaired , with profit. /The
was lammed for AO® in the America Insur
ance Company. •
The A L ., B. Chambers is In the slough, and
about one handred yards from the.Arranal
Aar bow is up stream, and her damages are very
slight lid guards and cabin have received
Might Worts& $2OO *ill l*Pal: bur.
The Palle City la the farthest out in the stream
of all the boots--ehe is lying across the bar at
the head of the island, and is somewhat
"hogged." Unleee the river should rise soft
ciently to float her off, it is feared that she will
break in two. She is so far damaged bat slight
ly, and is imureo in the America Insurance Com
pany for $6.000, Pacific $5,000 and Lumber
men's and Mechanics' $6,000.
The Louisville is lying in the vicinity of the
Falls City, with her upper works slightly dam
aged. She is perfectly straight.
The upper works of the Brunette are a per
feet wreck. Her hull is damaged, and ebe la in
a sinking condition. Her machinery is not dam
aged. She is insured in the Pendia Insurance
Company for $3,000, and in the Globe for $4,000.
The Brunette may survive, but it Is doubtful.—
The Ben Bolt le damaged in her upper works,
and is slightly leaking. The pumps will probs..
bly keep her clear.—s2,oQo will repair her.
Tho J. S. Pringle is lying by herself. Her
cabin and wheels were slightly damaged. It will
coat $200:to repair her.
The Polar Star lies perfectly straight. Her
bull, wheel hoots!, and midi, are damaged to the
amount of $B,OOO.
The Clara has one side of her upper works
completely demolished, and her hall is badly
crushed ; but she is not in a sinking condition.
Her damages will amount to $2,000; she is in-1
sured in the Pacific for $B,OOO, and the Lumber
men ,t Mechanics' for the same amount. .
The Forret Rose re slightly damaged, and
can be repaired for,slooo.
The bow of the Challenge is considerably
damaged, and some of her upper works -are de
etroyed.
The 0. W. Sparbawk is sunk and a total loss.
She had jut been repaired, and was in excellent
business order. She was owned by Captain
Cabbell, and valued at $15,000, and inured for
$9,000—53,000 of which wan in the Phcenlx
Company. Other offices not known.
The Sato. Cloon is sunk to the boiler deck,
and Is a total loss. She was an old boat, worth
$12,000. Was insured for $4,000 In the Amer
lea Insurance Company, and $4,000 In the U.
S. Insurance Company.
The Altoona le badly damaged in her upper
works, and her hull has sustained some Injurlee.
She was a very good stern-wheel boat, belong
ing to the Illinois river. We are not able to esti
mate the amount of damage. She is insured in
the Lumbermen's and Mechanic's Company for
$4,000. '
The Adriatic has lout both her wheels and
cylinder timbers.. Her upper works are also
considerably damaged. The hull, we learn, is
sound.
The Shenandoah, which old steamer was being
wrecked at the Levee, was torn to pieces and
strewn piecemeal along the river. Her exact lo
cality cannot be aircerrained.
The total loss le variously estimed from $60,-
000 to $160,000: It Is certainly mere than
$60,000, and we presume that $lOO,OOO, the
medium, will not be far from a correct estimate.
Nor le it known that there will not yet be further
damage. The eteamers near the Arsenal are in
a helpless condition, being bedded in Le 4 which
has gorged in the slough, and is aufficiently
strong to admit of persona Fuming to and from
the boats. They are merely sticking there
aground, awaiting a sufficient rise to carry them
off, and there is no telling the accidents they
may yet meet before they can be considered an
safe. Their owbera are now taking every means
to provide for their safety, and we hope they
may succeed.
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The prospect is, however, etill dreary for
many of them, bat as the river was fixing lust
evening, wirshall probably know their fate in a
day or two.
The whole amount of lose to 81 lArtie
once offices will not exceed $30,000 or $4O,
Ma. FILLMORE's NOMINATIOD.—It has been
from no inseellibility to Its interest that we have
deferred any notice of the ?residential Domina
tion made last Monday in this city. Aa we are,
to anima extent representative of public opinion,
we have paused until wo could, at least have a
glimpse of what in this reepsot that opinion to,
Although there ia certainly a kind feeling en
tertained towards Mr. Fillmore personally, his
nomination, under the circumstances attending
it, falls coldly and unimpressively on the public
mind. The conservable men of this community
at least, with whom we have on long acted, stand
off in distrust of the new associations that en
compass Mr. Fillmore, and which, if they do not
veil him entirely, make him an undefined and
mysterious being. How woe the Convention by
which be is presented as a candidate organised?
How were its members chosen? What is the
constituent body? Under what obligation, secret
or avowed, do either the constituents or the re
prceentatives act il v aq,,this body the creation
of secret lodgesT in it under the obligation of
oaths? Aro those who belong to it bound to
gether by ties and duties on which the law and
the Constitution frown? Is Mr. Fillmore—the
Millard Fillmore of 1848,. en Ex-President of
the United Btatee—is he, can he be, a member
of a secret society, sworn to a religious teat, and
exclusivenesa of the attietest kind? To all
these questions, and for all these doubts, there is
but ono answer, and in that answer there is odd
comfort. This Is not a Whig uomination—ib la
not a conservative nomination—it is root an
American nomination, in the high and true sense
of that much abused name. It Is a Know Noth
ing nomination, with all its peculiarities; and, at
the very moment at which it is made, it is pro
claimed, by authority, and, as if In vindication
from aspersion; that Mr. Fillmore wan, and it, a
member of a Know Nothing lodge, in good stand
ing, baring taken all three oaths, and that, but
for that, he would not, and could not, 'have,
been nominated; and, on the ticket with him, la n
placed a gentleman who was Mr. Fillmores roost
virulent assailant in 1850, and who, if our me
mory does not mislead us, in 1844 was one of
the loudest in denunciation of Henry Clay and,
Theodore Frefinghttyson, Mr. Froliogliuysou be
ing supposed to be the especial representative of
those terms of religion; belief about which there
la so ranch outcry now. "Our opponents," wrote
Mr. Fillmore to fdreClay, in 1844, "by'pointlng to,
the Native Americans and to Mr. Frolinghuyson,
drove votes from oe, and lost us the lay." A
leader of those opponents, who thus cried down
"the Native Americans and Mr. Frelinghaysen."
is now Mr. Fillmore's companion on this strange
ticket. Well May considerate men hold back,
when, by such processes, ouch regatta are pro
duced.
The public thus puzzled as to the origin and
results of this strange Convention, have looked
to as record, and and little there to reconcile
them to its action. That scenes of disorder
and confusion wtll arise Ito all large political
bodies every one knows, and no one wonders at.
But it is only when ondenteath the frothy sur
face, there are at work aecrot elements, and
those elements of the most acrid kind, that tur
moil and disturbance booomes serious. Who
can read the proceedings of this Convention,
without feeling that its vital and only cohesive
principle was eome form of religions intolerance;
and from religions proscription and seotarian
jargon the true American heart always has and
always will revolt.
Now it is from a Convention th ou , deporting
Itself, whose members, men of mature ago and
social position, clergymen and lawyers and non
descripts, hug each other in maudlin enthusiasm
and make speeches about "Sam," and ',"Saint
IlUdebrand, ' and "spavined horses," that this
nomination comes; and coming thus, it has no
right to ask the support of Whigs and fair-mind
ed men of any party. Surety we may bo per
mitted to hesitate. As surely is the painful
distrust which on this subject fills the public
mind justified.
But the Whigs of Pennsylvania and Philadel
phia have peculiar motives for resolute reserve
Just now. No where has the party which nomi
nated Mr. Fillmore left more deplotablo traces
than hereabouts. Neither locally nor in the
nation has it been enob, we mean administra
tively, as to command confidence. Less than
two years ago it sprang into gigantic existence,
and commanded something kindred to admire
lion or tear. With a strong hand and a grasp
en bold that a stout and honest heart seemed to
nerve it, It took possession in one plane or anoth
er of power and patronage. Pennsylverda and
Massachusetts and New York 8.11 yielded. Dot
the instant it conquered power, it showed itself
unfit or unable to administer it. This was man
ifest to every aye,. and there were maul, our
selves among the number, who looked at this re
sult with disappointment. The two repulsive
elements of annoy and sectarian proscription,
alien to the heart and Intelligence of thOßamer
leap people, only worked out their genuine
fruits when the kecret and material/ party got
into place. A ganeralsentiment of (Hotrod per
vaded every one's mind, and the end was what
we have said. Now, is it to be wondered at
that with these facts still recent--for two years
is the lbalt—oonservative men should regard
with suspicion a nomination about which they
have not only not been consulted, bat from 'which
they have been repelled!
To such emanative men who have not yet
/poker, we say, in ail earnestness rosary,' your
jodgmnt. This nomination has no antecedents
to command mniotionae from Whigs
those who sot with Whigs, Inset of en, has it
any :casino on Poonsylonnisim We tan not
forgotten the mums of Mt winter's legislation,
sod its impotent intrigues, and remember well
hat the party whose Convention worn nominates
Mr. - Fillmove was in powerand noponolbteible.
Philadelphia; too, may well pause. before they
fotlo thli New Yoilr- city load, finding as they
do, among Mr.. Pitbilore's prominent
given in this Cour : 44lOn, these who hoe sig
nalised thozooaltoo by bigot °netlike to oar
VOLUME LXIX--NUMBEII 165
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local is errata. - ` The time tillsoon coine the
thoee who bare heretofore professed Whig pin-
Mules, and who have, as yet, formed no -other
connextor, ought to determine on their course
nod manfully proclaim Ai n ., '
Iti-ELeorion or How. B. F. WADI TO TUE•
UNITHD STATICS SINATE.—Ws received the fol
lowing dispatch lest evening from Columbus:
•Judge Wade is elected. The vote stood: 102
for Wade, David Todd, 3G; Beery Stanberry,
We rejoice most sincerely it this result.. Ohio
never had a truer or a better representative
than Judge Wade. lle is the truest of the true,
able ebiqueni and fearless, and withal prudent
and conservative. What we say of Judge Wade
is from personal experience sad knowledge.—
The men who have carped at him and tried to
defeat him did not know him, for if they had
known him we believe that instead of opposing
his election, they would have gone heartily (Or
it. Again we say we are glad of this election.
It is a tribute to honesty, integrity, ability and
truth, and refleota honor upon Ohio.—Cin. Gar.
Tax slnistea Braaxtn Pacirec:—The N. Y
✓oano! of Commerce, referring to the missing
steamer Pacific, says the insurance on her la
very large; the amount on the ship Is $BOO,OOO,
half in this country and half in Europe; the
freight money is insured for $40,000 more.—
She had between nix and seven hundred tons of
cargo, valued at over $1,800,000, most of which
was leisured, a good part in this country. The
insurance is divivided among various offices
throughout the country, so that in case of loss
or damage to the ship or cargo, dm blow 'would
not tall exclusively on New York.
DENNEI AT BOSTOX aHottosor MIL • LIMO.
/Astor., 27Aursday Feb. 28.—A dinner In honor
of the election of Mr. Banks came off at the
Revere Hoene this evening. One hundred and
eleven persona were present. Speeches were
made by Hon. John A. Andrew, Chairman,
John G. Palfrey, Esq., Hon. Wm. S. Damrell,
and 110 D. Henry Wilson, who blamed Massachu
setts men for betraying the North at Philadel
phia, and advocate the conciliation of all parties
opposed to Slavery. Charles Francis Adams,
Er-Governor Kent, and various others also spoke.
The toasts were of a very jubilant character. ,
Tao city article in the Loudon Times of the
6th ink says that "the prevailing expectations
of peace have enabled the Russian Government
to dispose of their last loan, and thus to obtain
funds, of which they were previously in the ut
most need." -
CASSIUS M. Cann, we learn from the Louisville
Courirr, has failed, acid made an assignment of
his property. His misfortune is attributed to
the Pork business.
d%FINE COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR
BENT—ose.f the most beautiful muntrr residence.
11. refit? of Pittelaugh, is offered Mr al. or rent en
ear Loma The place canna 6 area of the choicest
wan lend tastefully amnia and planted with all
Una of fruit. The improvement.. are • new two etorr
frame house. containing ti rooms and an a ttic excellent
water Co U. door. chanted to the village of Ilaretrille,
and within lee. than 20 mimes ride or the tiny by Ohio
and Pa. Railroad. dryly to
felt H.N.LAIN k SON. 11, Rh at
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willing tosontrart lbr forniehlas 0 600 Matte
tic: l7 = Z ' S l ar b itTt=Zlgtatfitt!TiftigLa,
game Wards Persons In tent many conehlasige wan.
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for Mona walls, u the atoneant' tiat, Waned anti
form a very arong soll4 wall. ROW J .C.. OI:I3IkLINS.
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CIA, alto. Also. 2 Warehouse. on Water et. Also. No
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fare parebaslaz JOS FLEMING.
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cellar. No ale a brick bonze of 3 rooms. The ',ore poop
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for eats by Te 2 9 PLVTILN MOS.
GROSS BARKER COL LIVER OIL just
r•ed and lay We by k,251 sumninanclo.
GROSS MEXICAN MUSTANG
LLNIMILVT Mat reed and ;n. ifio !IT
BBLS. WIIITE GLUSI last ree'd and for
Dr • 1429 _ FLEMING BOOS.
1000 sin% PUMICE STOP E 'net read
ON CENTRATE D .LYE—A new article
au ul~ br ki " "'1 sorLh - ntiatielit yot
aaoa.
DRIED PEACHES-200 bush.
_prime
Mb. kr w. by f. Zi J. B. CAMM LD.
BBI.S. MESS BEEF read and for sale
ref f. 29 81 - 1111VER. DTLWORTH
)IVELLINti IIOUSES TO LET—Situate
• ••O EactluElly Et ..CIEEBE6I; EEntaltis CEEttEE,a666•
tortably and otatEactiently arrars.l:ll6ojoar yew.
8 CUTIItiERT a EON. 61 Market EL
- -
ONEY can be obtained On fixstßondannd
nonaaiota b 7 *POGOAM
kIST BONDS (t. MORTGAGES can be
o M btalood. with Ilbard prosalanwatt oopliastkm to
117 SIAN Ittlf a luOkl NT.
/COFFEE—]SO 81111 Rio Coffee ree'd and
kr Kee by
f 47 WM. IdIMITCUEON t CO..
21v Llbartr
BANS -56 bus. Small White Beans this
ay reed by itaturY EL COLLINS.
UTTER-6 bbls. fresh roll this day
_l•ee'd
Innd bar sale by HENRY U. COULDIS.
riIAR-40 bble. N C Tat reed and for sale
xby Wil. RIMMED:OM 1 00, 219 LitertY
TEA -30 hall chests Y Tea 'reed and
for gobs by WM. bibMTECHEON CO.,
se27 219 Liberty et.
(-IQ UP. CUTS. FINE BLACK TEA reed
eJi and for isle by WILL warm:mos a CO..
R' 219 Liberty et.
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§ BBLS: LOAF' SULEAR-13t. James Re
s, Hoed mull balmeog 3700 765. Primo Back Mhast.
It ay In 60 16. sar.ll6loo da6. New .oarn Boon d 0 nom and
for Ws by 6.38
.. JOHN FLOYD It OD.
BI:JOKY/BEAT FLOUR+4O Backs prime,
for.% by MEI 8111TH, NAIR lt 11131infl.
RYE FLOUR-38 bble. for Edo by
81111Ey MAUL A FIUME%
DRIED APPLES-20 nob,wile for eby
fllB MUM HAIR s IIUNTIM.
DRIED PEACHES-25 auks, for sale by
SMITH, 'MAUL• WHITT&
4.10AP-1.00 Zeidlar's Pale Soap, a Su
kzzraor .1.1.4, far saa rrit,
jam -
Eimwm.
g tOFFER-175 bags Primo o, for sate by
sas mo
MAIII• MONTI&
500 BUS PRIME CLOVER SEED reo'd
bad far nab by WM IWCUTC/SONL 00.
lILLED BUCKWHEAT-100 'sacks prime
tas mnitoe no d for eels b BILL 41
iteriT.
YE MIDDLINGS—WO bus. a go od arid
el. of roe we br . BELL liß
(MORN BRQOAIS-70 dos. for sole low to
) c ww oonsf cam% L. HILL & 111107117
ItY , .!MJUR-30 bI)L
ucjir
200 BUS. ZZ°
Clover and Timothy
B Y..
rt, a_ BIIANKLAND• CO.
IL UTTER-1 bbl. packed in more for Bela
tow to do. e.sistuaaat by DA.V/D O. altallar .
mow 1...b0ar bad lizad
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G,IOUTHERN FLOUR—Extra Family aid
I..7ananin. la Rae and to malera,
, vm
nnitaz
grIATS-01.1 bus. for oalti by
LJF fort 6 :DA YID C. HERMIT.
drITIVIWIGH LABOILITOHY—AktohoI
and zweast ypiriti always ait band and fa mg. at
uttstl ode" by . 148 . 11 1.54AUaHLIN,
12,25 Ntaatia and 170 141 at.
D 0 Z. HOVEY'S PATENT BOEING
BIACIIINZ3—inst reff4 by
bidss BBANKIABD A CO.
DWELLING 110USV, AND LOT FOR
BALL-81tOste oa the cantor of Cloak tad Ihtlfoo
The of has • trout of :t bet od Fulton be tt on
Clark . fliaa SLAM L. quill/ MILT bb UN.
fa2l:l of /larked 4.
IPEARLASII-7", st
IL reed aze4l Ita• gaies7' DALZELL t A
60.
R YE FLOOR-15' bbinieC e d per ra~7rpad for W. by 620 •a. DALZELL cc,
114.3ARPERS' MAGAZINE FOR MAzi.011....
Jan ne'd and Mr sal• by w.l.inunermarr, •
bib rt. °Mate Tbestar.
VIRIALE TIMOTHY :
aus thwy•b fß3 y is u r , gt 9 181 : 1 7 4 ° barbels
to k
co.KLA
FLOOK— hie. extra fficrcitiri. btOreAta
fka lab ter tag Isnatiaß a MISHIALI
3 tyrARBILOOti.E' an:thitithsol
XL moot to 44 alas, lb large Wassidasa On WSW st;
ass a Mars Roma aad Issadiag so IS codas.
ism s. CUTIIIMISZ SOSC of leaked sc
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