THE DAILY PITT I. 1.13135F1 ED INI-7546 NEISs f RECTOILY. AutgultHlNO AGENCY ' And No . . 10. Etste " AsE, audo.. e a tie. ere detente tor the b ooth sndal sad !taxes% rot h dterers - Papers I We i United t‘ tears . I,d the eltnraiSP.. Spring Style for 18158. • IPI, FELT & HALL, 9 and 11 Park Place, NNORK. Invite tido attantloo of borers from all to.l no u•nall y large gook of SNOB. SWISS. InGILISII A A?dKRICA.I4 STRAW GOODS; .AilTlltt3AL eInJWILRII, TRIPLAUNOS, Ao Inelndlog • &deo ao•ortment of PATIIIRN BONNETS: °Ma richest style., WRA • immoral. swat-monof STRAW RONXETS and HATS. of tba nonne.t dada all of aGlob nal to offered at the lows...ratio. 1011, FRET A RAU, 0b25.15m1 CI A 11 Part place, Nan York. The Britian Plate Glass Company. esrzNiugsp. ENGLAND. Watehoa, f r the United States, JOUN K PLATT, l'il u•ray Street, Neer York. WHERE will h ound a 1141 assortment or mot, Polished Plate for atone and UMW. froatn, Show Ce•es, to. Also, Rough Waal from 14 Mohan thick. 9. HL—Wootternounto.a.r, are referred to the Neer Stale Um,. ef Ohio, at 0010 MM., WiLetk is Aimed with the Plata Oaes of the Comoeur. mllZA'Mulr McCREADT, MOTT & BRUNDAGE, lal MAIDEN LIP% Corner of Front Street, NSW FORK, DU I ILLEIIII OF TRIPLE REFINED CAMPRENE, SO and 94 per cent. WOOL & N. B. RUM, MAU EaSonora.= mt./J.IM ur TM ll:Mowing articles of [ha beat Quality, and offered at the Wrest mutat pres. DULLNI NO FLUID, Splrlla Turpentine. Tar, CI eh, koala Soft and Hand Ton pantLna, 'bight Varals Ooal Tar, and NAVAL ISTOILES, f ovary dagerlotlon. THUS. BELTS. /Xi:Wier, B. JENNET, jgrAnbleow wa . :_ a: , COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Cotton and Woolen Machinery. ' :tam Asprses and /Wen, Azainiste TholA Importer. • rld Dealers In Martufactorers' No. 67 Pane St.; New York. N. 11.—Ageate for the -WOODRUFF a BRAIN' [EON WORKS," &vans Engines and Baden, ixoladro Agency 151 !Olt York for LOWELL MACIIINEENOI^ Mow hlifisto , Tool. rmail•OP ' D. F. TIEMANN & CO., 45 Fulton street, New York. MANUFACTURERS OF OIL & WATpt COLORS, VARNISHES, End Importers of French Zinc White, 10... the on Circulars tnexibora and Prim [Jots forWurdod upon ap4l=to Hough's Patent Elastic Skirts, iATER & FRANCE, No. 1 Barclay street, Now York, titUTlON—Nona are infantile am pt they have th e imp of the patent nianufacturars sod Mters In. muting will be promoted according to law. ,u 1./-r W. JACKSON - & son. GRATE AND FENDER MAKER, 246 PSONT 3r. 4 no BROADWAY; N.ll+ POEM )u3l-01y FAIRBAIinE'S PLATFORM SCALES. undersigned having been appointed ■etch:wive Agents for the sale of these celebrated 1"8. irl.T7lFiktißl3th*lrkehd to tore Itespectftilly Invite attention of the beldame aoritounitt to the superiority of them denies over all other. These Pestles have been sattiected to the SKTRERST 71(.9T on all the principal Railroads In the United Plates od En g land, and in 0•1117 branch of basin= throughout he worl,arei their uniform eetorecy arid greet durabili- Cy have s gaitied bog them the reputatlou or bein g TIDY STANDARD PROM WHICH TUKRE.CAN BR NO AP.PRAL. W. •- •re_prepared to RR orders for Counter, Portable, Dormant, Bolling Mill, till, 00.1 , Railroad and Canal Role"; asaineibotecrerr priors. 11U8811( WELL.R, • o.= Liberty Argot, Commeiclal Hoer atilart • Plttabargb. PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY. .1•141i-....-....3LLETVI L. .11.1.f1.11 •113•11.1 BIGELOW & CO., (Summon to Z. M. Mg. No. 48 DIAMOND ALAI , . near Wood et., Pittsburgh, Penna. COACHES, CARRIAGES, PELETONS, Buggies, sad everr demists. of nue/ Vshishis Loonies, and flidalied In • manner me - upwind for beauty of &alga, ti= l. ef finish, aka] of •nr~mbfs and do.rabilitz of gill wet slarrented. e•. 11 Hide Oil and Leather Store. D. KIR.K.PATRICIE, No. 21 South Third Street, Between/dulcet and Cleatout eta., Philadelphia, (LAS th ler rth, FOß SALE SPANISH HIDES, Dr and Grewtisalted Patna Elm Tanners . 011, Tannern Tod., at the lowest prime and the Wei terms titolsof Lather In the rough wanted, Orr whit thellget market prise will be glee. In nab, ur taken In exchange felleeker.ar lildea - Leather adored free Of mi ermg r e i nd sold On oairt 1.. 000100. - - - IfIoCITICKEON & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS. ?nap and Commission Merchants, AND DICALERB Pittsburgh Manufactured Articles, Aro. 219 Liberty street, corner of /min, ¢,75 PITTSBU Ran. PA. O .NX D. al OXAJI WHOLESALE GROCERS AND BOAT FURNISHERS; Product and i'iitatiarg a - Manufactures, No. 141 Water Street, aele r ""'" l 7. r it ALgiton. PIiNIVA PAINTERS, LONG & LANE, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. NO. 7T (07.4.P0S Odn amts) THIRD STREET, (Botwoon Wood sad Market Etroots) All orders promptly attended to. 1131.filitus assented in a ao➢arior 01710. oob3l II vs. C. Im itirßiNElON, DEENIS & NILLERS FOIIN DERS AND ENGINE BUILDERS, sad llisztu of of.fl deectiptlow Mill thotlzia. a**ri".l*l" 15.eond Mee, N a J 1 Mutat steed. I).ore. MM . . street. Jao-lre i sow JOBErli WHITE'S ve* CialtllGß REPOSITORY: • J 09E01 WHITE nom carrying o n mein hiss/ado= Damien, (non llates enlarged.) between YlA , *dn h and lowrenosrelne , near the Tno gine Rem, ally Invitee the public to Inspect his cock /WO GED, BUGGIES, &o. And he prztka., ly Lamm. gentlemen purchaser& that one price espy I made. /Murton:Livers experience In the badness. enable am_ to pia before his potrone the mate cholas aollectio so =soli' Isere res ben hi ost to select from the M o wand mom ae — nre,l Eas tern Ttm omen oi his new Mt=la comple s tthe economy of hie arrangements will supply the tett moat fashionable Idanotactures at moste prime. Unancombered by Mese beery erne:men, which the esania for decorating nonage of business has hawed MP= the Dire &Goods, (owing to large rents,) Joseph White sall on reed/ money only, at much lean than the turn al mon. 11.70trriapu rcpcgred fa :the 004 mouse,, with &s -wath. sae, t i IrIIOLES'A.LE AND RETAIL l i v • 7DROGGIAT, No. 241 Liberty Iltre , t. Bead of Wood, Pits burgh Pa . al vtys keep. on hand sod royale a general indeoropleteeenrtment of Dross. Nledielne.. Paiute, OIL. Dye Stuffs Window 01am or all binds, Putty. Perfumery. Patent and Proprietary Ni.dt. eines, eta To my old friends and suatumere.—llarlou .Idont my prey ile to Baltimore. and returned to tole pity, and boneht out the Drug Betablishment of Mr. Joel Mane, N0..2A1 Liberty street.l elan b. happy to amlml old frienda.or the =Mummer. of Hr. Mohler, and eltall ewe no palus to Amur them with northing they may sant lo my Hue Of buzinale.- . B. N. WIONSILSBA3L de4:l7 No. 241 Liberty It. BlLakets, Tube, &o. ~,,,,,ma. . , IN ER le MERRICK, Manufacturers and Wholesale Deslereln bb. common, $1.42 per do. 8 ham 1.88 • liztrs large Tta, m . " 2 boo " 8.08 . " 2.‘ 24 In. diem. 7.211 6.26 . 21S . " as -18 4.21 " 14 - - 19% - No I Tube, Not Nos No 4 T . NotKoolau. " 2,Tb H e Babel& 4,60 Termileal6. 3.11.22;2td • YLLIATI)B, Roam Co. Pa WESTERN TE S ixth s_S_)R Corner of Wood and street. • IDIO S F. FLAVORED BLACK TEA-10 hf. LI, climb of finest Chd.. Pouebong Too (Row 11.- med)a (Ha Ginulne /mit. Ohopy,put al , La a M.. Lag.. of thi• daanMpLk,l2 o f Tea .11 1 and =ea* MIMI weirs eatlafaetloa. • W. A. biCYLUII4I. MURPHY & BURCHFIELD, DEALERS IN Bias and Ladies' Dress Goods generally, CLOAKS, TALMAS & SIIKW LS, EMBROIDERIES AND STAPLE GOODS, For Family Use. An antunuitlM..o:A=:tiola all a ri a. , .lo' :lair r 4th "1 hiarkat sta p -J; rAS Stoves, Fenders and Fire bona 4 1 ,0 . 14 CITY STOVE WAREIIOUSE. No. 134 Wood street. Al the 6011000 him arrived Wei Into use the stosemseled sallelef, we would lo• lite attention althea, needlusneythlog la out Ihke enm thelsehea. bastio n of our Stock. which Is wow fun and k az , the dt [ ra B.memDee the P 2; J. Wood cluici u... Successor to J,ltsrudsper._ WILLIAM -MITOHELTBEE, Jr. Rectifying Distiller and Wino and Liquor MEROII A NiT 110 V Libertyl."_il46lNVlL Bg/pi - Bags!! CIGKWHEATBAGsQ.S and 50 lbs. sacks y on Lod cud go,: mat' az 1 " sird torulabodlwrr day; 7.lxvihei Beamlsm Bazs. nol4nd• dSCOTT, Dentist, Foam Immo% q; an doors vat of MOW. Of= ris A ta it t i tc= „ • - Removal. E. SELLEIIB & CO., Wholesale Drug .) 4 ,g g. g h l re:etVoirrs% . 4'7"ts . :: —. 100 our old endorsers and all dealers In Druz.. PulutZY so• •111 llnd • Ism 1,04 selected Mock. 'l'clms low.' Goole warranted. 00l . . . . •. Removal. Ili LUMEN, Manufacturer of .ovory ve.- ). linty of ?LILA BOTTLES and ItIIVDOR. GU... SS. If A rater WIELS and. OWN& not k -ad Glut-Jr& Altmerlint Maw Irt orvurutezr. Wu r , ..& .W N. 111111. son tad 1.33 and 1.86 Ilrir. M.,' PM 0..0.o ..0. cl. .0. ... , . mitt:, IT T 10A LIME DO hills co arrive. for JJ Pr . alai MALE MGM( 00. BUSINESS CARDS ATToRNEYS. OSEPIi S. & A_ P. MORRISON, Atter _ an-est L.w, OM. No. 113 roorth 0ir001. , 7-. 0 .---- noltbld and Grant, Pittaborlf h. l'n. ,071 IP OREIIT E. PLIILLIPS, Attorney at Law, ix IL Loofa. Mo. fo: pIOBERT PoLLOCK, Attorney at Law— & Cierner of Fifth and afoot otrooto.oopoolto tbot3ourt owe item, Pittobouvh. 1ar'24.1"33 ... JAMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, °See Poorth divot. floor Grant, PllO.touch. fo164:111' AGENCIES. Michigan General Commission and Collec tion Agency Office, 'Olt the collection of Hume and Foreign Mercantile and all o Oar !lunar claims, In !dicta,.e Pad adjacent elute', In reiitinent land rartnent of Ahearn, yment of Tazea Diuntiaie and Sale of Real e,t.tn end Starke end liuuraina Aiienta. DELT= k ANDERSON, Detroit, Mietilgan. inferecioar PiXtblaroa—Merani. &rattier & Ratan nank een White a Co. Gatetta Mine Lon,a, Stewart lierebanta Wserts&—Tvo &gentles or Michigan ilolll respstl&bis Inenre k nos Oenumutles. . tarin-Ird whi. A. utwrws EAL ESTATE OFFICE, 1 , 44 Si Front Ore, 3d door from Market ; Dale- In Lair Mom -441 Pin Iron, &el. IJoal Droportr h'Unr: and .old. sul7-cf AUSTIN LOOMIS, Rest Estate Agent, sc.*. Plerchandlre and hill Broker, Cane F... c 2 nn etroot, alms Wood Bushell prompt/y nta-ohal to. Jran.ll7 AIMIL L. MARSllF,LL,SeretaryCiti- IJ rana trusoranor °MON.!, 94 W.ter /d/"./t• 1 - 4 1 M. GORDON, Secretary Western Insu- R. - • rooms Co, 92 Minn steer. l GARDINER COFFIN, Agentfor Franklin anSFire Irmaraearrer ncoCtompamy. north-ean corner of Wood TI ttrdta. Pd. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu • teal Company. 42 Wats, street. DRUGGISTS. 4.0L1N DAFT, Jr., jsuceesdor to Jae. M'Ouf feyv) IVhol•rale and Detail Drugaist and Dealer In ta, DIA Dyretaff4, an. 141 Woad etr•rt, 3 doors b•lon Virg , . Alley, Dittabargh. Sirllesunkr Agent fnr Dr. ford'e dlodkine. r0n.93 JOAN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Defiler in Drug, Palate, OW, Varrnahne and Drs 81111 W, Nn. 29d rif t ,V re lv t'b rve prompt &Want" jlif - Agent for &nannies Pulmonle Syrup. mar 24-1; A. FAIINESTOCK & CO., Wholesale • Drudged*, and mannfactan. of Whit. Lead, Red and Litharna, turner Wood and Tract streatreltta. burgh. en; E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in Drags, Paints, Dre State, ale, VaralshQ le.. an., u . ..1C1 suss antis. ittAAIUN b., REITER, Wholesale & Retail Ll otas t sisu, oornor of berty and .t.etbufLoh. 1 SCILOONMAKER t Wholottale 0 • Nruircisto. No. 24, Wood Weent. Pictatnorsdk. kOSEPII FLE.RIENG, Successor to L. W ilooz & 0,, 0,.... Ittultst stet wad Dtamond—K-K,. , !0z I.ly.tult.tut • roll and complete I.Ditl:ltita of teWleinte, Idedititte Chests, Perfumer , , wad all are pertain:atm his btutineat Phytlclans to proottiptions raretllly wan. atide4 440 all hour... .war y COMMISSION &C. /NO. B, 6.00: D, lIEKSTINK UTZ OP L a t e of iVt.frairei flumpbraye. Harman it Noon, Phila.. KOONB s EIiRSTINE, FLOUR FACTORS, ♦aD General Produce Commission Merchants, No Si Nara /Mow and 95 N. Fates X., Wow R. PIIIL PLDELP LIU Hassle), Wralwaxt& Co, 1 3 111;s. 1.1 D I.ohmor & Co, Cl°, U. Garrott. !dartln • Co. " & D Balla& 0 Co, Wood & 0 Ivor, - Trerd A Altdot. " niter, Priem & On. - Fosdick A Fouhlt, Colon Ctrpo A Co. - Morrow 0 Gottier, Truitt. trothor & Co, - .3 0 Chounoneth A Co . ' Bryan. ,Kenonly A Co.fitta&K. I..'Wlintarth A Co, Pitta's Raga/eq. Coogravo & C o.o• . lob, 0 I.logott., " J. A W .0., " Watts Wlloon. And Pittabargh and PhliadoirtJa Mt:reliant. contrallr. 101.140 ad NoBANE & ANJER, (rarcersors to A. A A. Mettan,i DKALIM. , IH .FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Commission and Forwarding, Merchants No. 114 &wad et, Psitsburgh, Pa. pati 1. lefcdly) SPRINGER tiA.IIOAVG COI4MISSION 'ME RC II ANT, Miller in Wool, Prorimions & Produce generally NO. 295 - LIBERT Y STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. J. R. MURPHY, FORIVARDINO & COMMISSION MERCHANT, ft:ll.lu attention glean to the alien of PS 0 D CCE. No. 155 Front Street, tgepoolla the Monongahela Houma lone Arrna.... —.A. J. Lea.- . ATWELL, W H OLESALE GROCERS, Produce & Commission 'Merchants, AND [MALMO 111 • PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES, No. S Weed et, between Water and Front et moth VITISBUFOII3. DAVID. C. HERBST. Flour, Produce, Provision and Commission MERCHANT, No = Liberty street, tenser al Bawl., Pittsburgh, irIIVES hie attention to the sate of Flour, N_S Met. ESC 011, Lard, Chow, Batter, Grain, Dried Vralta, &oda, lAlL.Congliram.ta reepeethall: - - HENRYRY S. sla - b: — (late of the firm of king & Moorheati,) • COMMISSION MERCHANT, DEALER LN PlO AelriAL AND BL0011.1„ No. 76 Water street, below Market, spl9 PrITSBURG EL PIC N NA. A. A. HARDY, ((llueseesor to Clardy. Jones a Ow,' DOILIDBRION AND FORWARDING AIERDRANT: Agent of the Madison and Indianapolis RAILROAD. No. SO Water et., Pittsburgh, Pa. )a.W.lyd J. W. ISLITM & co; 1.4 -, okwARDING & COMMISSION MEE ell 4.NTSand Dealers In all kinder{ Pittsb=o"dan ntarturen Articles, Lead Pipe and latest Lead, No. Find Street. Pittsburgh. anfelyd'al. 1 B. CADIFIFJ.D, late of Warren, Ohio, u ~Oksialudoe zed Forwardhatiii . l zi erstiant, well Whole. sale Dealer to Western Rearm L Better. Pot and Pearl Ash, and Western Prod. , . gems y. Water •treet, between and Wood. Pittodituub ` • (Late of Ora kobison.Little Co.) LITTLE k CO., Wholesale Grocers, Produoe and Oomadeldon neretwata, and Dealer, In Osborn._ liannfeeturve. No. 112 Second street, Pitts. pure!. alhyd.B CliErSt WAP.EIIOIISE.—IIENRY H. "%ALIN& Forwarding and Commission blerebant,and Dealer in Mewls, Better, Lake Flab and Produce generally' SS Wood street...bore sh liter. Pittsburgh royal ghomes PALMER, Importer and Dealer /o Swum". and Anwrinowi Wall No. bb Market betweeno nap/ nod Fourth .treat. Pittsburgh. gb'63 DRY GOOD S . /uSEPH H.ORNE & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in. TEIHNINGS, SIBROIDERJES HOSIERY d GLOM Fancy Goode, &o. N 0.77 Norte/4, bet 455 and tM Dfaseoad. /Mr Aaents tor Bradley's Yarn. mtil4ll • D. AN, Jr., & Bro., • per. 91 Market , are closing out their en . Ur. stock of Dry tiooda at an Immense diaa,unt from rower wee. areporotory to ourchardrut their Wing aar ply. We hove on lculd tine aseortmont of tha folloarlng goods. Parametto Branch Merinos, Wool DeLaines, WerMed Madonnaeleth,Tomes Cloth, Bomtasine. Ensdish Chita. Al gnash do, Muslin. eriperior mat of Welch .cad other 'flannels, trith • peat. varlet) or And Uniered Brocade Plaid and BUlned Dress Mika, oil of ohich alit he ot a crest 0.146401. t.. _ —..— A.. A.. Lb= co Indlnanninn...o. Aalliatcr a 00., R. TO= A. A. PdAgON A, CO., Wholegalo and Retali ♦ Dealers and Eltnade Dry floods. lb rfth t. pi URPIIY k 81:111011711ILD, Wholesale .1 d Wail D 27 Good, Merebsata, [crew. roart.b ..rtotortnt eV.irsta Pittithargh. Removal! Removal! Removal! gOBINSoN d CO.-90. 21, P 11.711 31REXT. I -l AVINO Removed our Store o No. 23, Ehth grunt. (nest door to A. A. Mum d Oo.) wean now prepared toWehlEdt one of the Leman Stools of Isn• port.' and An. erlenn Carpeting. , and VII Clothe In thin tnathet In out gaertment no be found korai Velvet Carpets No Wilton thapets: Estes Itrussele l'artehe T"" yer ".l l= l: n= li Ttf Imesteret Tape . gtry Ilmfman fleattlnet. toigil=7 , llll.ton ti. ..TUNVC fomtber with Moot& Piskin Feltlngs.:.D7osistlngs and low prlred Weeding. of all defenhotto ides Rugs Moths tlnglleb p Skins Etrar. hods Illa WM. Piano and Tank. Cover., Stale Oil Cloth, Window Ithades, Hod Holland., amen oll• f loth.. &a An. Lbw. • largo Ether of Floor Oil ClotbrOgnm to Ea Pwt wide of an nl ethlen will hat. rad .I.h. I n.e..1 ...h""ktla ail g • Watches. Clocks and Jewelry at greatly Reduced Prices. L. OLIN M. ROBERTS, 16 Fifth orrod,lo pti hie lug,. and choke Mock of ao. at c ,„; tuck., Jewelry and Pm 40(4.1 •• ..rrmall seleann• on trot wet preparatot7 to smarting him ogee MM. and the push.. ol se total+ new 1400 t err the Spring Thaw Poreene &airing great target.. g bogpi q ,le mal 1121 I t hie, determlnatlon to dale out LW pre. rote withOet any rekaft, to former prima. Dm % f orge , phs elthe; tuthltltTlE , 16 fifth streetomm Mete - GOODS--Sach ; as MUIIB, Na WHITE ,auks. plain sad barred Jambe. Cambrk. French Tatll. "13 01 t i War • A h " ..AA ' AA ' "' AA'A ‘ tirMlj , i IT Eu CB YIEL i. coma ith Ltd Market.. nth: ___ _ Par ------------ _ 84 , ana& 811:e0 N. 1 b. . lb our Gosearsen mut Um ',laic !. ~ WE have open this morning, !Ft large lot - no,d. rm.. Now York and PbUsdelpnis,nnd In vi 11112 early call er et wuntne to Donn. , sn_i_g_tgle In (1.? Dv, Ono& Ilne. MURPHY aWU BDIIIMP, labia at DI 8 earner of 4th and MartAstv._ aIWELLINa HOUSES T o lET—:lsisnate li - an linadasky at.. Allegbanr . 03ntallla 8 r9BlBB.enak . ra=tably sad convealent/Lapszle Bo _P or nat . ._ lia27 8 0:1.1ar 80.18.1 a Mat ala it . . PITTSBURGH, MONDAY' MORNING, APRIL 7, 1856 BANKERS AND BRO BANKING HOUSES uv JOHN T. HOGG: BCDFORD BEDFORD W. BolugasprlA WHIMS KT 00., ILOUNT PLRABANT. W IiSSMORED W., UNOONNELL SIONTOWN VILLE. FiIiBTTS 00., Fur, , BROWNEVILLK, NICII BRIGHTON, BE&V BR CO., Deppdte revalued, LnPoountm made, Braila bought, . ••Id and <ulna:GNl, Bank Note./ and BpaNIN bought add Roki Btockg, Not. , . and other Sacuritioa boughtand POW 'll eguttaladna CorraaGand.na• and agneatlan. WAIN 1MUM....—..11,11M. h KAMM, Btu:ikon. and Ex charm. Brokers. Buy wad lilt UOId and Sneer and n Not., negotiate loans on Deal &tate or Stock &nu purcbase urotolliory Notes...l Tim. 11111 r on Cast nod West. Buy .ud 'Stank. on Coonteltation. Cone , nous made on all points in to Union. .moo corner of Third and Wood etrents. directly opporite tar lit. Dintrisn aoteL ap7 _ toil-1i 1101ZIES & SON, Dealers in Fornign . sod Not Spainhanga, Oestifloates of r. posit, Bank Note. an. ha Blesket drent, Pitts burgh. SarOollectione ILlNift OIL all the prinelpal Mart throughout the United Staten. MANUFACTURING. a. I. 001•11213....1. C. CUILICCKS.JI6-1, a 009100.-1/. 11. ROCOV/i. AMERICAN PAPLEII MACHE /1.111/br.ACTuRINO COMPANY. No. 78 Second ot., Pittabarei, Pa. 9. a tNUFACTURERS of Paper Macho Oronivants for Churches, 1101.1fPl. Steamboat; Ship; Ac.. r and Picture PrACCIN4 Window and Door 11 , wda Bracksin, Truss., Oornion,Ventliston and Centre, Pieme tor Dallas; lisisottco and Moulding. of every daseriptlow am and dais's. CIMPLI and warranted more durabln than any other article on. la on. Ordnmatecutal on the &ttest notion. N. 112- IL—A ar ttention of Steamboat Builds,* la amesially dl rooted to thin article. on 114011121. of Its Wit ..1 ht. TUNKB 00- No. 7b Second eL Mt. Wood I Market as. Pirenscomo lIICION FOI7ICDRY, Mitchell, Herron & Co. b u d ai . 11 7 0 1 e0 F0 , 1111L U rr a m ti e n iabe tr: r o t t l i d:s t PENg f ollt They will conmsfeolans as suensh • Ist - gem:ld inenera n assortment of UMITINOS, comprising Cooking Stoves, }Wages and Side Ovene, OPFICIS 4.ND .1 ARLON BTOITrell, MANTLE & KITCHEN ORATES, Hollow Ware, Wagon Bores, Dog Irons, Sad irons, Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Polols, Mill and Machinery Castings generally, Awl OAS .d WATE.It PIPES of .1! RiZAft. IRON St SAILS OF TLLE BEST BRANDS, Shovela, Spades, Picks, dr.c., All of which rill b./mid at to.ufseturers' Penn Cotton Mills, Pittablrgb. ENNEDY, CHILDS fr., CO., Slanufact: tuntrn of • no. I Geary 4-4 aheattngg I...Yrtod. Cbaln of an °Mors and abadag tlop.on Tat Cod Co ar. • nlr. •• Hough Linen and Nob born; Rope of WI Masa and dadanintkonn batting. lirtlrdery loft as tee Hardware Stara of lemma. Wfl 1.1 a... 131 Wood =wet netll hare atsentlon. ~d, 1v _•- - • WILLIAM BA_RNLIILL & CO., 61 Penn at., below Marbtir, Pittsburgh, Pa. t i ,, , ,I'EAM BOILER MAKERS and SIIEET tj IRON WORK Bltlls Manufacturers of Barnhill. Pat. •ut Batter, Locoutotlre, Slued iuld Cylinder Roth.,,, Chim neys. Dratebru, Me, Bad. team Pipes, Osudetsar, Ball Para, Lugar Para, Iron Yawls, Life Boats nte, A 1,,,, Lltacluralths' Mott, Bride* awl Viaduct Irons, done at the .harts[ hotter. All onlcr• from • dirt... promptly •therh•l to. I•XJ Hata and Capa WILSON & SON keep constantly on a band glary daseriptl on and sanoty of Rats and C.yyss,, to 17: a 13 aad retail name doertag a osat ev t la ar . ouNt do 001041 ILW. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail :tan tfactcoar and Iloalar to Cabinet Ware. No. et GROCERS. . - Shriner 6, Dilworth, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 130 S 132 Second Street, CEEM=I (Between Wood sl . 3d Ymitteld) MONTROSE MITCHRLTREE, lest.:e Grocer and General Merchant, Nu. 2IN Ltberty Jvaq itttentsvA. SMITH, mem &iII:INTER, WHOLESALE OROCERA, 1'21." Second and 151 Front street, ; In PI77SIWEGII PA Wallace & Gardiner, 5 , 1101.6341,11 t1i.A1,156.5 Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally, NG.2e115 LtligltTlt BT. 111 MULE Y, CUSOKA VE & CO., Whole up gals Grocers. IS and 20 Wood Knee. Pittsburgh sue.lr - - - CULBERTSON, Who Neale ow= and Oonuntexion Merchant,Dealet lat Produce and Pitts Manufactured krtielee, IVS Llttertf Mee; lire. burgh. naoo AmuAso FLOYD WILLIAM non,. ....... JOLIN FLOYD & CO., Wholesale Grocers ,soldComoolsoion ttle.bents,lio.l7B Word and Ita nor.q., Plotobargh. .lo - - - • LtO D B}T i T r. Urueol A tame of ktovigo -wad Domenic Wite• ern Liquors. N. a 316 Liberty eteveL Do band • vet) l•rx• stook of subirritm O Mostarticabol• Whiskey. which be . old km for mai. • _ DATID tre,1012.4.. ILIt•IVB 11. a. .MIII 43CAND , LES , S ;a ME S 00 i (s:CeOl3- 6earernin Itr o nt r4 , fl ' atls,GialotOottonjArns, and Pittobargb Man cgootorto gonerally, corner of Wood and Water sta. rittobraoh. I A .20 20111111(GL1.L..,.. —MOD D.—WALT. O. DO. 1 , 164 'GILLS ROE, Wholesale Grocers and Oorundardon Merchants. N 0.10.1 Liberty street Pitt. ure tt/ ILLIAM A. lI'CLURO, Grocer and V Tea Dealer, corner of Wood and Moth etreeta, bee, Aiwa,. on hand • large azoortment of choice Drawee. and doe T...—Yoneirrn hairs .d Nuts, MDollortle and Retail Dealers rupplled on the lowest to OBEHT DALZELL d CO. Wholeeele Ononere, Corranlarlon Merchante, INs:d in Produce and Pitts oargh hianuferturea. No. 268 Merril etreet. Pittsburgh. SAIAH DICKY,'" & CO., Wholesale Gre k t. 63 'L t nna t. Pitt•l ' 14'41 . BAGALEY, WOODWARD & CO., .at. Bra. !Mutat slaw, PhlladdDrila BOOKSELLERS &C. EI!MEM3=I , . Book Agenoy. rill:1E subscribers have established a Book Agency In Philadelphia. and will Walsh any book or publication at the re c all Mien. free of postage. And pareons, by forwarding the anbecription mice of mayor the 03 Slagaidiss. flarpers'. lioday a, Putnam'', lire ham 's, Freda Puy ono, Ars will ready° the llag owo lower and • copy of a apiondid il•Joograph portrait of either Weialainaton, Jackson or Mar or. if ontv scribing to •$1 and •SI Managua, they will Melva • amid of either of the three portraits. If outsaiteing to SO morib of Slagasinos, ad three port:site will be mat Pratt , Made furnished to thou. who nosy wish It. Pnvolotss of description and elm to Immo 00 small quantities nuni•hed. ARM Prisms Dim,••,mottoocdm. Peery description of Ungraving on Wand ettectitati with riestnelto and despatch slaw. of Inalldloga, tioweipapar lleadlngo, Plows of klachlnery, [Pot. illustesUons Lodge eJortiticates, Basins. thuds, An. All order'. rent by mail tr . oagly attmoded to. 1 ggaaeahared so , =na wiepr.l2 M ypeT of akeJAIN:, the b doorsona at a diatance t e eing 'Weald.. articles would Sod II to their advantage In address the entscrlbar• as led wouldact agent. for the sale of the sum BY RAM A PI 111111 P, ocaT:dtwlrT 60 Mans Third Philo/Sisals Psh.' .10HE T. 8112YOCK, Book and Job Printer and Publisher. no. MS Iran street, above Emitheeld. Gasetta 110114104. BOOK BINDER'S and Box Maker's Straw Itoardn SIIVILYP on hand, Alm Books, Panne and Statlonery mllO 0. COCHRANE tai , (successor to S. Sea- n . ler,) Wholesale and Rel Ibotler in Books. Station err and Paper 'Waging. Federal street. oth door 0. K o M.rMt Square. APegkeny. Pa. lOLIN 8. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta timer, wooteenor to Davison a Agmenr. On. 6 Ikbrkst Wee; near Fourth, Pittsburgh, P. ItENRY S. BOSWORTII, Bookseller and Dealer In Stationery, do, No. SI Market (treat, roar r lemon& Pittabursh. Pa. 1,/ AY & ooksellers tend Stationers, IX No. 66. Ward CO., ;tree; nest door to tx. corner of 'Third PM , norm.. P. latEvad not lan honk. amstantly on hand 1 L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No. toi . rs Foorih • treat. droll , . Bolldlntt.. . MUSIC. &C. John U. Mellor, O. 81 WOOD STItEET, between Diamond Allay and Fourth Street. We Agana for 0111 CA lilt 8."003' (Beaton) KA 0 FrIATES. MASON L UM:I - MODIII, Mk:LODI:ONO and ORGAN A FLIIONI - and dad... In Musk and aluelcal floods. ja23 " 11. Bieber &,Bro., O. 63 FIFTH ST., Si kn of the Golden nwp, Sole Agency be NUSNS U./OMT (Nem HARTf rlrail'al l ,,!"',.sirreoSMVLlVAla OAILAIONIU lA. Dogleg 0, ainrlc and Metln•l Inetru. MAIM. Charlotte Blume, OfAIkIUFACTUBER and Dealer in Piano Donee and Importer of male od tIAN6U W 1 p anatela lt, N.V. f i alo u tt rr Bo o lptc2t a for o t 3 q oat Mole. Atterllmmt. ny in WOO 4 ft. Ketcham's mower with Reaper Attach meat. RE moot perfect machine in use, warran t. tad to rut from 10 to 16 mom of moat or amtlo pot day to won to orool4 be dorm by ontbe m cradle. •Ilioe of Mover. Slab oomblood $l4O. Woo tata by mrll e. It. SILANK IJLND. 17D Wond _ . For Sale, IL ITTANNINO IRON WORKS, eitttnui in Kittanning. Pa- stosisting ola ROLLING MILL, baring IV Farmse . throe train' el Rolla, Ihniamer and dsrli, Gorton houseser, Gay n MISS, ie.; asty aod Blast, NAIL FADTORY. with 17 Igethinei ; LIEGE FOUNDRY: Illasksmlth Markines and Cooper MeV. I Coke Orr.: TIDEESTRAM "NOISILY, _• lota layirebloths or DWELLING 11000113 ; Warehouse. OM*. &a.m./IN LOT OY TON AURES of land on which ereattaL bounded soproite date by the Alitigh- n7 1110 , r and this Ailed:ie. of hail Road. Abed a largs SW, and Wartthones d MOM ann,rehannse thereto. sod Itetnnton, 1',.. Another btoneetory and Warehouse with 15000 of msm eturollas and km town lots. Th. mown is In roost mienstol oneratlon.i. sato,laod systematised. and admirably estentsal to continue to yield. as at present, =hid P. ll . r0...40..i1ubs given at mis time. lipety 11110 w N. FLOYD A CO, Pittsburgh . tilttstuting aI BMA. Juni?er Berries just reed and for ma. el • mem ILIKLIN BIM NEW YORK AD VERYISEDIREys. tiBILLIN t Vitierialtßy.,l/WXI4 F.CHELL. Nzneryrni Ar.vannttna mu= 110. Ste Broadway, Noe York. Umbrellu 'Lind; Parasols. JOHN I. SHITH, wIIOLESALS 4dAtitIFAuTURR,R, 234 & 235 Broadway, New York. The most emanate° is the world. TE tato fall in the price matoriaL3, con_ , t/mai aarlag•Par l arg e ly t• money mutat, enabled roe to maralteettlet foe tha spi n . trade: and tot der to uleaMartta, at very Inv prima, the ....t and most Oeheolato aesortthent of UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS to he wand In &Wrap , Amotiea. Morehattta visiting New Yu! k to boy thalr tatals. sr+ ran...ttaltt lorttad oaa sod riasotno the stmt. War. pared/ming, N. 13 —Pleaseemt this earl oat and put It la your Pockat took nT reformat, .1 . 1310 r L tIMIT/L Alanythatarar mh:ls,3mdv KEW YOB" • iktEs. SIMMONS ; WIIOLESALE AN G RNTA LLIN "AY AND _ALTRAW 000011 :110USK. 661. BR , qattl AT, NNW YORK.-111 re. M. io now In Europe, for }Amu .purrotoe of erterUna novelties for the Opting Trans, wield. Will entre and be p bout the' !Wet of Much Ztellos f r o n r at:n Wre " =!eir:tttants, and .11tRinete or. tw peculuM . lnsit i e44o )ad Ulm svt. before Lod, end ion ' t by sapless to any.andtess. ready"' Paints, Valuate' s, ac 7 _ , ...,_ RAYNOLDS, DEVOE & . _ 00., lot; ,t 108 P:la1on Strad, 611ClilFiti..... WOO 111 AN lit( 01 1 Paint., aural:Ube. billtngand Zinn Palate, Impomen nLalad lloMora In W 1-1 kI, 1A .E.• A i IOLOKS, BILITHES, DLAMoNlls', 0i Ls, tj IILUES. le CortotalitlY•on hand a largo and perfect smar...A of all tomb sodda toquilyal by Annanand I'AINTISHII and by O. trlala asollfldln Mannfaotalod floods only of PllibT QUALITY. . Yonlfrn goods we roolvedlyort frelm lie madames, and oan °fray by U,. paokalte of other nlaa, cm lb. moat fayot , able Wm.. •• .. , Urdu+ b • y mall promptly : attn.:Ml to. jaMtann• FIRST FREIE= ; PLS.IFO FORTES. STEINWAY tr. PONS, MANUFACTURERS-NA WM bt Walker Elicoot. sus uoaotut. It E lo S o P tlo E n C oM i pablL -all tilstr alti :1111:111 soaortmontorsomberstitiohdOtooretilottoo wh for volume of totio: oloaticity of tooth. kwauty of finich,lootfOrt overt thing that toruhcbsa Photo porfect. unsorpaowed. They very avordod Vim Prot:ohm for both Undo. cotoptltlon with IN. wool diatingulobod maters tn. Roston. I.4lladelp4lo. Now York seal itoltimono. NEW TaIUMPIII-4lni.s. b.S. past hien %warned the IfattlT Frun ang .1.101 ).11) BINDAL for all competitor.) at the late r of th. Awaken laptititte. lley•tal Pala., for Ulm BE)Vr Planolbrteet dei oclihtle Safety Fuse. I, l oli MINING PURPOSES, and for lONI ju 11).10 UllAao both ih WXT and UHT bhurzleph oi it different Kidd, TheOUTTON itrid lINSIP 'Ter. ale the NlNtiLli and DOUBLE TAPE WATIJA . . . • Pdanctfacturnd and O Pohl L.E.NN PUTMAN, MJ y 1111 - (*dors promptly 51.1011br Llbart klode of O Pt, NEW N NYV Dlia, of' Lb. to“t applored.. ; brands. mums UYoRK. EXIIIBI TIONAL VIRE WORRN. 101IP BIUNALE, Wan. aul3 dl.r• For the 1.000;000. THE U. S. PATENT MARBLE CO ( d C u A i P y l . T o . r: l W lB a l l .o ton o) No.Mt egad..'. 41 Pi. Nam Yor priiiialeti to execute all orders far SIANTLE.P, TAMA ToPth COLUMN& PKI/141T1 Lb 4%6, Ate. In Imitation of 131onuo, Becratal, Fyrarnia. Neapolitan. ..d ali binerldarbleul Wined In atrangth. beautyand durability to ma Marble. and In won ~pacts superior thereto. and at leola than half lb. awl Until.. nimbi...sod troth wood. or slata It la atatity flee from all objections which fut i . d lealtui more toots. teralh alien paint, anal earn - la. atm tartipintry and beam(' of tin article, . autola neat VI to W. Onion from Maiden, (Stilton Motors and other. en. WI. and eatlefaction rturauteiett. trirost. tor the srieWties nestled with. rrrss KHAN._ JUnt:Pli LAUB, boo. IetIVIL U. Ittitllikren. V. Fr.- orttlyv SCHIEFFELIN t BROS. & CO IMPORTER. , AND DUELERS IN Drags, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Perfumery, he., 170 WILLIAM ST., New York, I NVITE the attend - oh of the trade to their w e ...a vaned wooi of week Paiffta Ull.. Pttsit.... ST. na. Jo in addition to ttatr revs las Inneortatlons oflttapla Drama the; are Mtn receiving, direct kola the nurse. of omit, tlon and Claraltiletiro, supplies of Tooth, Hobs and Nall Brushes, Bronze, due ls,Mortara. Sponges. fransti and goglleh Perfumery, LutdaNi Et trute. and noway other an clean moan, eotturanal In Vroggute stock., which Um, an, also *natant to o ff er On the Duet advantageous taro.. Ordare. rother In nelson Sr hr gull, will rewire pnuopt St.lattoo. totals, PW.. - Zi5710 A:0 TO IIOUSELEIZT4O AND DEALKRS THE HOPE MILLE, TI futtrue Inman, and T 1 Hsaltssw 'Tsars, ?Ism Vats. Punctual °feta lan "Jed area... New York, Sartor t y ; Nos Ze.„X and ar Hudson street, Jersey City. ' Pro p ri etors this long and well. u known trfPFAK LAW .1211.4: XST.A.U4LIILW/L.VI, Continue to prepare the bred thetraoserettosi /taxies In use, for fLatsloc Dread. Illsentt.Teerond other 1...1k5a, La— They also prepare Mustard, Conon, _aud luael other star• elee of daily we In every fantll , 4Whleh Th./ off.' Or. H. t rrr.o.• bye trrrna (At dtwerseat kr...feeers who mines: theta J. U. 111111‘11. 11,—Oonsuotent ertelseekto Wool. for Hope 111111 sr tide. fa.7o.lydr_ • The Adams Express] Company. Pitistovrgh, IlocAester an 4 New Br whion Erprws. the especial accommodation of the ..fl.e population along:the line' f the °based Penn er vanla ItsUrrad. between Pittsburgh and New bright.. whose Ultimate business god Nodal relations require such Agency. The Ad, limormie Comm. have made such arrangettent I,the Hallsoad as to enable them t. pot trusty .11sang. on the toccionondatimo Traia who wUI tans dna., of .11 pp./retry sad boat.. properly entrust ed to Wm. Toe idea . Anil have an iron itrle Is the Jewelry en d ear the &liquid to ter eternity of !Money, Jewelry end other mina Be will leave New Ihighton by the Morning Trull, rem ea In Pittsburgh and klieg.- ny City during the day tie attend to mete tormalselom sa Train, be entranced to mod net Urn by the Itrenlng Train, with hoe Goals Com misfile , . etranted. It will he hie duty to resolve on Olt up trip YeLeseft..pediaeaa orders, money, tee, 14.01 *lli he dinleared to me proper party eon alter the arrival of the train at the Aileabeol City Limpot. Ile will ale6reat . ..6 'written or verbal melees. es to ne delivered in the city—commonic•te kap.— obtain en formatkni , cad return repUee—ordmr end return them—make pitinSies, large or emelt. i fiz • r mreV,r.-i,:dt-tretwoActUthg:.'dlr'ittilkis Lam b :7olo distr.," without extra etritrpe. but Ix inst. such de.. emWd b d . l . 7 ,. ot p litO it oS te4delrli.espeolidly for private houses. et Way /Statue, all Matter erlll Les left 'with the 81ellon At of the Railroad OPMPanY c when the Woe. WIT ft twat the /Ration on the arrival of the Train, to receive h The etrges for carryamiss. AA and aft !aryl.. rendered by the eleeeentor. are Intended to be within reso eon•ble limits. When Oatate of the Intaluma Is moth se to admit oflteneehel aereements .111 be made. de the Mam .ma le required ti /tattle his bill. and boa loess daily elth the Compel:Q. and to Par lo.tail,the Pat nine or the line will pleseamot ask. him to welt next trip _for hi. pay. ail he has ft) diettretlon In the matter, lIENRY M. IRWIN has been lisepointal Ideeeenger. mad mill OD mameas dutloo.on Monday. Dee. 24. 1566.: omcFis aan 1.111=70. At4rtolo/-64 VOLIMI Stmt. 40o7Acny Oily—Tebeimkoh.Ofac. Thumaie—Capt. ...%Diektay Btaiti4. — • ItaLaughtla letelialtr-31z.W Berso,—pr. Chandltr. • .••• . • . Noe drighlon-611,. W.Va. OM= ADAM, lizzasas (.)_ Pt tutrarah. Do& IM./ , . EL IWOODWZL.IS GABINZT YURNITURE MANUFACTUREIs inCe. VI ill:. 91vinAD =kart, emasulga. ,4IW. W. respoinnilly informs his friends e and customers, 11ei he hasjust completed hie stook Furniture, which deeidedly the Lamm and best .er offered fry We inthle city. , "de he le determined tu uphold Me stock, wlthmesonedmsterlale, best workmanahip, and newest designu .od (rota the extent of hia orders and facility to manufarturibg, ho I. enabled to produce war ranted FURNITURX et the lowest prima. Ile bore always on hand the greatest variety of oyez deersiptdon of Itrolture, from th e dum !ps .od !daisies to the matt elegant an' metlY, that • W." w 007 of one, mal o be forniebedLrO i m his stook, manufactured nmdot to part of 0 040 0. The fot7l= tyLe and enladl ..0000 beennoseeed In any of the Ilastlfm ' l ' aitlem Writs 1111 , dont • no son. in Plush and flair Clottc 100 dosen kiabogany,Chainr 40 do Walnut , do 100 Mahogany Boeklog Chairs Wattut do, ' do 100 bishop., Olsen. 40 Wahout dd; 100 Marble Tog °entre time. 40 do Dreadng;lluireerm 30 do Washeteneirc 40 Inclose., WO Common O. 60 Plain Drawing Burial= 40 Mahogany geuetleadtt 20 Walnut da' 460 Cottage clo' 700 IHarryand Poplar fiedeusturi 20 Mahogany Wardrobes , 10 Walnut do; 10 Oben, 40 klain Harem; •, 1"..1 Dining and Brealdketrabtat 19 kerns.) exid Wok omens • 20 Doren Cane $. debars Is Cane Best 10:eking ettairs 12 Lediee'Wnting peeks Hat .d Towel .4..ttc! ; Papier klaoh. Tables Uonvereation Chairs Pembroke do; glisabethen dor, ' 11•11 end Ptr do Reception da,o, UAW, Pearl InLeld d Extension Dlrdrugl Arm OttoteanS (kWh.: and IlaliMal*. AJac, a large a. amortme'atorOomnion "amid:nand WM& r Matr Cabinet makers enropHeet with art Seka In their Was Steamboats and Hotel, ftpkdabad K Us shortest. nokies. All order. orompt/r etbendM en. rabic , - - SUIP AND STEAMBOAT FIXTURES, No. 157 South Street. New York. DOWER CAPSTANS, Comion Iron and Wand ennalaan. toblnarm's and Canadair. nt Stewing Anpmitils. Windimana Chaim litnitarn. Bladder !landings and fi rsamg Manilla Landing eke and nankin Blida and airs gnidnac M. Ipso Cann Onnplintnn gbh:l_ooolmm complat4n Drama and boo Carman.. Mat, Haman, Astolla and end... 4 uf arrels grant , l4'n . Er ik tvgv i e n osn i i:t=w;in Sp4on deg tda ug llle, Coik and Yoga SubtaLl re Prnanners, all al.mr.nding in OA latatlteinaboat wa, at ry low inantder to a large 'MOO' or U. •IPPfd. mlma Alto all dm Waal Ulprovealanta Naufic•J irta• ares. - mhlB;3md • REMO VAL Paper Warehouse,:Noi 3 & b Decatur St., UEGARGEE IIUOTLIERS, Paper Mann lhohottree end Iniporternot hlannfaoturere Usterisl ben c. cal I the attention of Paten..." to theft .xtenYee seeottment °Menet, hod Paper Makers' ilstertah malted to the wants ordealeee and nonetunm .verr cUon o! the ....UT. Allesda4 will erodes prompt attention and be tilled et ma ion prime he nor hone. in the Union. _too T .os Rawl wanted for gash. ICA Llmeodin, Ninth Warill , rOperta , fcir Sale. I WILL SELL (')u :reasonable terms and paymem to. two GYM wines arena and Carroll sic, noir-alto AldB obbed Oita. nay are bandenalely eiltuaL• ed for t Alm, three LOriii errant of Liberty and Baldwin eta. 26 feat front eash. Tim pro gloalated for eltberemoting boardlag booms or far dad deW.—for coal brought by the Penna. or the Con niter 1110 narrow!. Alen, sem% LOTS, korner of Butler and Wllkine eta, iallmereinente fooadrY. aa. of Pew. nook t ...rt. Tiler ara well logged fora alanafallory or imam% boarding bottom. L a IN far the hundreds al toecb.• iee of tbai nelghbotho7d. Apply to faltdif /ABM B. $Olll4laN. UP Elbert? et. VESSII FRUITS AT COST!!—The 'cribar le clrettigout his huh Fruits et the Ibilow. 1.1/1.1= 13.1 411.1 low ptiesg übto; 4203 eqms. for AO etig tro ors: 4 . °Q 3 „ Tofftatoon. qua}, 1.4 4 . 26 - j 4" r 31 mh2l W. AxdociLorto, BBL FINE .I DROSS BLACK just ree d and rot ago by • -naMING URGH GAZETTE. PITTSBURGH GAZETTF MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 7, 1866 Advance Payment,.—Hereafter no 90)- •eriptin will be taken Mir the Daily or Weekly eat• oolong payment le made In advent.. Whomever the Um. In up to whsch the subeerlption as paid, the paper will be Invierbahil etoPtied, utile. the sulaerlptlon Is re sewed by advance payment. All traneleut edvertbind. of every description, will be required to be paid In ad ream. The only exemptions will be where special mon th I y or yearly contracts are made. otookett. Itaburult •stanalna elraulatlon °lour IPAIy audit offers to our buelnua anm a moat dulrabla Medium or loath. Mar bushman korbu Woralreulation la between:tam and has thousand. rush., Limon ovary zeirrehant. tunufaaturea and AIIO E.T.A In Wutarn Pannarlynnla. and &astern Ohio. A PRETTY LOVE BONG.-DT WUOM? I love you—'tin the simplest way The thing I feel to tell; Yet, If I told It all the day, You'd never guess how well. You are my comfort and my light; My very life you seem; I think of you all day; all night 'Tie but of you I dream. Tbere's pleasure in the lightest word That you oan 'peek to me; My soul is like the &Minn ohord, And vibrates still to thee. I never read the lone•eong yet, Ho thrilling, fond, or true, But In my own heart I have met Dome kinder thought of you. I bleed the shadow on your face, The light upon your hair; I like, for hours, to .sit and trace The passing changes there: I lore to hear your roice's tone, Although you should not say A single word, to dream upon When that had died away. O ! you are kindly la the beam That warms where'er it playa; And you pre gentle an a dream Ofatippy tutor* dive; you are etront to do the right, And awl(' the wrong to fleet And, if you were not half eo bright, You're all, the world to me. //caddy. M.rch 21.—1 n SENATII, Mr. M'Clin toe k callod up House bill No. 268, to incorpo rate the consolidated coal company. Paced finally—yeas 16, nays 7. Mr. Wilkins called up Senate bill No. 485, re lative to tke Westmorland coal company. Palt ered finally. After some other local Imminese, the proposed amendments of the Constitution offered by Mr. Hookalew wee discussed until adjournment. In the Hones, the day was occupied with a squabble about the riles. Tuesday, April I.—ln flaaarz, a large num ber of local bills was disposed of, but none of interest here. Senate bill to authorlee the Pennsylvania Reilroal Company to make a rail road from West Philadelphia to the Delaware river. Agreed 10. In the floces, the private calendar was taken op and the following, among others, were pas sed: A further sapplement to as act authorising the Governer to incorporate the Miller's Bun and Cross Creck Fahey plank road company. Supplement to the not incorporating the Bx celsior coal acid railroad company, to Allegheny county, approved the 2dth day of April, 1855, was passed. An not to legalize an election in Franklin township, Washington county. An act relative to the license of wagons, carts, drays, An., in the borough of Birmingham, Alle gheny county, An act to incorporate the Birmingham gas company, in the county of Allegheny. An act relative to the Mount Washington inclined plane company. An sat to authorise the Orphans' Court of Al legheny county to grant a review on, the admin istration account of John Brougha m, adminis trator of Andrew Liendrickeon, uecenaed. An sot to incorporate the Alleghenyl City Wen rance company. Supplement to an sot passed the third day o' April, A. D., 1840, to incorporate the Belot Paul's Roman Catholic orphan asylum of the city of Pittsburgh. Supplement to an sot to authorize the Gover nor to incorporate the Pittsburgh bridge compa ny, approved April 6, A. D., 1806. An sot to lay out a Stato road from the bo rough of Tarentum, in Allegheny county, by the town of Bakerstown, to the State road lead ing from Perryville to the Glade Mills, on lands of George ()ocher's, is Butler county. An act to restore so not to encourage the fur ther development of the mineral resources of the Commonwealth, approved the 11th day of April, 1848, sc. far as relates to Allegheny county. Wanssday, Apra 2.-1 n Satisrs, Mr. Wilkins called up Senate bill No. 104, to abolish the Northern District of the Supreme Conn; which, after;some discussoln, woe negatived. Mr. Flenniken called up House bin No. 91, to authorize the eheritrand commissioners of Wash ington county to aeleot jurors. Passed finally. In the Hoses, Me. Johns offered the following resolution: Resolved, "That the use of the Hail be grant ed to Gen. dames H. Lane, on Friday evening the 4th inst., to address the members of the Leg lislature ann citizens of Harrisburg, on the sub ject of the immediate admission of Koccee as a State into the Union." Which, after a partisan dlscustdon, wan adopted; yeas 42, nays ST. The Governor returned the Printing Bill with his veto; and the bill was postponed till Thurs day. Mr. Montgomery moved that the House pro ceed to consider the joint resolntion relative to the final adjournment or the Legislature; which motion was agreed to. The question being on the amendment to the amendment, firing the 22d day of April as the day of adjournment, it was not agreed to. Mr. Miller moved to insert the fifteenth of April as the day of adjournment, which was agreed to. The question then recurring upon the resolu tion, it was dieoussed by Messrs. Montgomery, M'Calmont and Kerr, in favor, and Messrs. Wright, Ball, Whalion and Foster, in opposition, up to the hour of five, when the House ad journed. Thursday, April S„—ln Serrars, Mr. Crabb read in place A bill to authorise the sale of the Union Line of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com pany; and another for the select the Main Line to the Banbury and Erie Railroad Company. Mr. Walton read in place a bill to repeal the 27th section of the newly enacted license law. The bill to incorporate the Allegheny City bank was paned; that to Incorporate the Mlieee port bank was negatived. In the Boon, Mr. Foster presented the me morial of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad Compa ny, asking the consideration of the bill to pro vide for the sale to that company of the Main Line of the Public) Works; which wee read and referred to the Committee of Ways and Means. The house resumed the consideration of the bill, to provide for the election of a Publio Prin ter, returned by the Governor. The bill was debated by Means. Ball, McComb and othere and the vote then being taken on the question. "Shall the bill pasta" stood yen 52, nays 87. The conatltutional majority of two-thirde, not being recorded in favor of the bill, it was de clared negatived. The bill relative to the Catuniesioners of Deeds passed The bill to lease the main line .of the publio works to the Union Canal Company, woe de bated and variously amended on second reading, and then postponed indefinitely—yeas 46, nays 48. The bill to prevent the imprisonment of wit neeses in certain cases, wee amended, and passed finally. The bill relative to the fitheriffs in this Com monwealth, also passed finally. A bill passed finally requiring all the Cashiers of Banks within the Commonwealth to give se clarity. The bills to incorporate the Btrondabury Bank, the Mercer county, Bank, the Bank of Crawford county, the think of Downingtown and the Central Bank of Pennsylvania, passed Committee of the Whole, but on coming up in tho Rouse were indefinitely postponed. AN exchange paper, the editor of which, no doubt lately "sot up" with a widow, goes off thus: "For the othethalf of a courting match there is nothing like an Interesting widow. There's es much difference between courting a damsel and an attractive widow ea there is between coh ering in addition and double rule of three.— Courting a girl_ to like eating fruit, all very nice as far se it extends, but doing ihe amiable to • blue-eyed bereaved one in bleak crape Comm under the head of preserves—doh. pungent, syrupy For delicious courting, we ropes', give as a live 'redder.' &maws - Po wnsas n Lowe.—Bev. S. H. Nevin, of &Nino, and two other eastern gentle man, have just purchased 12,000, acres of land in the northeast part of Adair and southwest part of Adams counties, lowa, .op, which they will colonize this Bring 100 eastern families, madly from Mains and Notniampshire. It lies contig , nee . t h e awes projected railroads, and a fourth rum directly through It. Usextunwo Pt...N0.-I'n the Paris come t a t of the New York /*prat we And :hie oe us have been more or less annoyed by ardent musicians. I don't mean the gentry who toot away at the trombone or cometon-platon, during the day and night. That is not annoy knee, bat a torture,—and in rich cases homicide becomes excusable. The piano is the infliction —or, perhaps I should rib the young lady who lives in the same house with you, sod who la 'taking lessons,' which her professor enjoins It upon her to practice 'at least two hours before breakfast,' ie such. Who is there among the luckier' and unfortunate of your readers, who have not had terrible experienoe in this sort of thing t I have a bit of consolation for them.— The busineza iv not confined to our own blessed eountry ; it exists even in France. Listen and judge : The sleeping apartments of two gentle men, belonging to different grades of upper classes, joined each other. M. de V— Pann ed his nights In amusing himself at his slob, and came home to go to bed at 6 o'clock in themorn ing. M. de P---, tds neighbor, rose at 6 o'clock, and, being an enthusiastic: lover of music, commenced 'practising' at the piano.— This arrangement not being precisely agreeable to AL de V—, that worthy entreated his neighbor to restrain hie enthusiasm until four or five hours later in the day. M. do P— eony responded that his enthualastrn was of -the nature of the 'noon gun' in the garden of the Palate Royal, and was "bound to go off' at the regular hour. The nocturnal gentleman appeal ed to a neighboring Commissary of Pollee. He was laughed at for his pains, and advised to go to bed at a reasonable hoar. He bad a lease (or six years; he tried to rent also the apartment of the maaiolan but found that he, too, had agreed with the landlord fora term of six years. That plan was therefore, bedefeasible. Should he rend the musician a challenge 1 Upon in quiry be learned that the object of his resent ment was an invald and never quitted his room. Ass a sort of demur 'wart M. de V—. caused hie walls to be lined with thick mattraeses; but this did not exclude the horrible matinal minim M. de V— concluded to commence the ag gressive. He bought an enormous ear de cheese and made hie servant keep up a fearful din throughout the night al de V, the piano man, cited Lis. neighbor before a magis trate and caused him to be fined for a misde meanor—blowing the French Horn for amuse ment being only permitted daring the lest days of the Carnival. M. de V--- bought a ham mer and pounded with all hie might upon the wall. M. de P waited until he and the servant were both exhausted with their exer tions, and then recommenced his piano. All this time M. de V could get no sleep at all. The hammer would's:lt do—that was clear. The noise could'ut be kept up long enough. He must invent something that would be lasting and incessant in its din. The piano must be forced to capitulate. A hand organ passed one day under M. de V 'e window. He called in the proprietor, a Savoyard, and purchased the instrament It was an organ which had been frozen during the passage across the Alpe, and had never since been tuned. M. de V bought a patent turn-spit, which ran eight days without being wound op but once, and 'adapted it' to his hand organ. When all was ready, he pat his organ close to hie neighbor's wall and eet the turn-spit in motion. M. de P— stood it bravely for nineteen hours, at the end of which time he concluded to send a bearer of a flag of crane. He was informed that M. de V— had gone to the country for eight days, and had carried the key of hie apartment with him. At the present writing the organ is in nris motion, and M. de P is trying to and-Flat his rooms though withamall chances of Cuter a 9 13,: lOLAnom. —The statistics of foreign irtuni grin to this port, for the first quarter of 1856. as welt as 11, comparieon between them and stat,t'es of the lame character of 1865, pre sent some peculiar features. We give them In their ri.l.ttious to each .other: 1856. 1866. 7,486 2,344 6,128 2,224 2,069 4,684 ...... ....... ....... 16,677 91,52 p , .nclips,l nationalities of the immigrants rrre i fellows: ,----18f4 Irish. Gee.. E.g. Irish. Gee. Bag. Jenuary....2.195 8,411 926 686 648 872 February.. 2,319 2,=9 892 220 444 944 March ...... 445 912 886 1,040 1,205 1,368 Total 4,959 6,652 2,158 1,844 2,197 9,184 Irish and German immigration has fallen off fully three-fifths. while English immigration him increased about 60 per cent. The immigration for March, 1856, is more than double that for March, 1855, as the above figures show, and considerably larger than in the same month of 1859, ♦hen the immigration for the year was larger than in any other. The large increase of English immigration is undoubtedly almost entirely among Mormons, who are now seeking this emmtry in extraordi nary numbers. The passengers on the ill-fated John Rutledge were nearly all English, and on the now overdue and daily expected clipper ship Driver are 860 English Mormons. One circumstance to which may be attributed the marked decrease in Irish immigration, Is the facility which the regulations of Castle Garden afford for preventing the Introduction of paupers among us. Formerly this class of persons were smuggled ashore, and the• Commissioners could rarely get them trite custody, and enforce the law requiring bonds from the ship owners for their support. They cannot escape now; it, con sequently becomes very unprofitable to bring them, and they are now no longer reoeived on board on any terms that can be made in their behalf If the Castle Garden Emigrantltepot had been established In the beginning of 1854, the Commissioners of Emigration would not now be in debt, for it would have saved $150,000 a year to them.—N.Y. 01,10. dt Rag. MT. Vl2lOl NOT FOR SALL-012T Southern exchangee bring us the following letter, which appears to have been first published In a paper called the /Spartan ; MOOll7 Vannes, March 14, 1866. Do Mrs. Maria S. Wolfing Med•m-1 hare received your letter of Mooch 6th, respecting the purchase of Mount Vernon by the ladies of different parts of the United States. In reply, I respectfully inform you that Moun Vernon is not for sale. I cm, most respectfully, your ob't morel, Joey A. WAJIMIGTON - . •.... • . We give the letter in full, as the mere state ment of its drift might be ddubted. Mr. Wash ington's determination must be regarded u somewhat singular in view of the foot that it was formerly offered for silo to the national government All over the country the ladies have been gathering money and forming associa tions to make collections with a view to its put. °hue. It wan to aid In this object that the Hon. Edward Everett delivered his recent oration in Richmond and has been invited to repeat it here. But, of comae, as Monist Vernon is thus posi tively announced ea not for sale, the mode rais ed by tho ladies' associations must be applied in some other direction—PAtki. H.. Amer. o[lll. WALK= 13 Ntosneous.—Private ace counts brought by passenger , by the Blur of the Weak, represent that there has been great mor tality among the recruits for General Walker's army, who went from the northern part of the United States. Many die daily, while those who survive are emaciated and enfeebled to a sad degree. Numbers are without boots or shoes, and other oomfortable clothing. The officers try to keep up appearances and the, own courage; but the privates are quite dispirited, cud complain loudly. They &retina ble L. get their pay. Walker presses men into ha service for the elightest pretext. The Costa Rican army is officered by English and Irish who have seen service, and includes many European troops. Nevert heless, the ad bereots of Walker were conedett - of his success over his enemies. The appearance of his troops wag not soda as to indnoe impartial mind/ t° ebare tt s confidence. It was thought he most be crier, from the country. The natives of Nicaragua were held in etriet ro , jecuen, but did not conceal their hatred of Walker and his followers. The EigLish naval force at Greytown remain. L.l osoaLive. and Intimation had been given that unless ,breatenod it would remain so.—.lf. Y. Cour. It Hai' p.,,arglA, April 3.—The boiler of the ill fsted steamboat New Jersey woo raised to-day, when one of the furnace doors was found open. The U. B. boiler Inspector examined the interior and found it to he very defective. In several places where it had ham mended It will actually burnt through; numerous leaks Tare found, two sufficient, when satinet:pm the format; to fill the.fines With steam and foraii the lames out in front.. The inspector says it Lsmatterof aston ishment that the boiler could hare stood so long without ataident. The plates, In many places, were reduced to one-third their original thick ness, and the holler wais totally uttflt for semis,. Although the above Was evidently the cause of the dentruatien of the boat, they also found that the plates and the‘briolx-work under the bailer were open, through which Are could Mainly oom-' militate to the wocittleark at the bottom of UM VOLUME LX/X---INUMBER 194. &scorn Tnononve.--Bome time ago, Colonel Kinney went to Granada and proposed to Gen. Walker that their differences should be compro mised amicably, so that they might work togeth er harmoniously. But the General, in the full tide of emcee's, rejected - the offer contemptuous ly. He teems, howerer, to hare Singe noaa- Indere:l the matter, for a Washington despatoh, sent to) telegraph to the New Pork terald, gays that he has suggested the basis of a settlement between hill:keelf and the claimants of the Mos quito grant Mr. Phillips, former Secretary to Colonel Kinney, has left for, Nicaragua, with full powers to accept andelose the arrangements. As Walker is now engaged in a serious war with Costa Ries, he does not care to hare so dangerous en enemy as Col. Kinney, ready to aid the Costa Ricans. Qnuen gIEIGNATION TO KOlOAS.—Vrazualated from the.lllinois Eltsatszenittusg.]— he plan of the Turner Band, to found a German colony in the West, appears to meet with favor, and if se mistake not, a committee hoe already been ap pointed to locate the colony. We do not learn that any particular State or Territory has yet been decided upon. Why should not, just at this juncture, the Territory of Kansas be select ed? GOT. Romeo' reached Washington in eight days from Lawrence, Kansas. He reports all right in the new Stet.; but our friends were alarmed by lying telegraphio reports that Judge Collamer had reported against the Free-State Constitution, and that the House Committee on Territories Vas about to do likewise. Goy. Robinson returns to reassure free Kansas that she is not to be deeerted by her tuitional shies. —N. Y. Trib. - Wasp:moron, April B.—The Union of to-mor row will contain a letter from Hon. James Bu chanan, dated Dec. 28, in which he declares the Missouri compromise to be dead gone. He se eerie that the Nebraska bill is the only basis upon which the slavery question can be settled, and it must be adhered to at all hazards, and made to face every storm which can be brought seainst it. DISEASES OF TIN LOMM. flit. ROBERT HUNTER desirmito an cy noun. that en the Information and three who are ordering (rum el:rename of tL,lirr . at or FlVltit e.. rpec= l .l% 'l l .l l i)r i " l Ttr a"' In which wilt be found • fall exParsition of ' hie :1..9;7% every merest unufected with puhrionery dieeeere. The rehruary numbertains, in addition to much htformatinn which should to con read by Mel ...Menne. eel to or aufrerring from either Cataavb. Bronchitis, asthma or Cloniumption,_ an es tended explanation ot the method of treatment by iruDlXlnco , Dr. hunter+mad also announce diet he hut ned branch establishments forte treatment of then d Lear et Philadelphia. Baltimore alai Washington.. Theresa we are planer under the professional shame of addling and eccomPlided neident Physidany, who nmy.d enociatkm with hint long and great exTerelsnos mbm treaterentof pulmonary disesaas. Patients, reddint In than &he. will Menke. inhature enpry ail the Wean. tortured Dr. Hants'. advice and treatment under the Moot lavorabie auspice. There arrangements no, rendered nesseetary by the o. pixiciaras practind corder the .4950( hokaistios, both by We e n wander ame ing quacks, km' their who. In many iturtemoss, urn Dr. Duo. oelf Purpose.. and Or the sale of cur Nottrenie to the Drugstores throng/mat the coun try. Ouch halluences tend to bring thscredit on MIA practice and to discourage ppe.nnooas from Telling them selves of this. the only tine and etroweeful nude of D Maeda. of Me Reapiratory Organs. In chronic .bastion of the Tbroat and Lunge than is no didkulty attending the treatment of mem by ware. pcmdenes, and for the cacrreniance of three .ire leg avail themealves of hi. treatment, Dr. Hunter has pr•Pmr• eel a Ile of derestions which will enable theta to give more full and apnea gateman of their meet nlm together with • number of the BperdaList will be Rewarded eindicstion to tither of the folknring addenewer ' New York. Dr. Robert Hunter, No QS Brcedway; Phlladedphia, Dr. F. Komori. No. 302 Walnut at; Baltimore, Dr J B Wll. Rams No idki North Marla.. t- Norti—Dr Bunter ow sheep, to consulted pavorarßer • se wall 11 by letter, blB Broadway. New York. The Npeciallet 1. publimbld etµ a wear In advance. oparimrur number will be MA flee by addreedrut the publishers. 8111KRALiN 00_, ristorlionse, New York. actin edit r. Dr. HWY.= EICINTER. m.h2RtielitebtraT VITY OP PITTSBTRGH LOAN $70,000. the.. nd bert the gr e en giv d en that In pnenumos of Ordina 1.. rned. Mayor or the this of Pittsburgh. Pa. me . will receive rtig proposal. at hie WU. !timid city, lbr the loan Mende ntioned, or may part thereof, not wee than SOX A. ordinance not the !tarot to tome, Seventy Thousand Sight Hundred pollen. eao. 1. Be It enacted by the citizens of Pittsburgh to Select end Common themcile aseetelned. That for the parboils of meeting the Bonds of the City failing doe do ries the year MA the Mayor be aod ha Le hereby author. lead to borrov,on the faith of the MO. tile SUM of Swett. ty Thmutand Eight Ilundzed Doilar. and to berm bonds tinder thew:al of th e corporation therrefar. teasing later est at the rate of Oa per cant. per annoM, payWe semi. Philadelphia. Bald Colirtme attached and made payable In Philadelphia. Bald hoods ao Issued shall be in stuns not less than Five Untolred Dollen and thin be Elvwd b/ the Mayor and countersigned by the CityTreawaser. and emit be severally Craw/enable at the Commertial Bank of Philadelphia, or at the Treasurer's °fate to the City of ?Mahwah, and gull be redeemahte In thirty years hams N. date thereof. Bac.2 That the faith. (wads, revenue and corporate broPerty of the City be sod they are hereby millennia pledge! for the red.ption of the bonds hereby author ised to be Lewd. and kr ttm payment of the Interest Le e:ruing thereon. 1856-, ordslasiand . •osetad Into • law In Council; this. the Kh day of Febraary. A. D. 1886. THOS. H. MARSHALL Pratt C. 0. Attest: H. blellaromp a ?me, 0. Attart: J. T. W sang. Olk B. C. 10 WhL BING.HAM, Mang Maroal 077, Pittsburgh. March 2643, Mai nada LE MON k. CO.-TRANSPORTATION LlNE—Haring made extensivap aerations this winter, wears , marine to de a heavy buidnees by PENNA:CAN and RAILROAD, renovento and from the Eastern Dream awn. our friend. 'and all Mom &speed to pat. roam the Penn. Canal and Railroad. that no pains will. Po mated to made: general eatiefisetlon to Shipper. of Keeni, and Neste. Eraight. The avoidance 01 the to ined Planes on the Allegheny Portage Ilailmed Ell titre Inereseed &mat& to the tranamisidon of freight. Cam on PENN street, at the Canal Banns. miatord KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS, Market Street, West of Twentieth, PHILADELPHIA. S. F. JACOBY Ac CO., IMPOIsTERS of and dealer', in the various IL Foreign .d Doll2offtiO Marblowa Btatasry. have Wiralfs!'tatu l tlilg ° 2l l }lilT', th"""KAN ddicriptton, not exeollod by KOS to the city ibf •7112.1.410 and didah. OA lIINZT MAKERS, PLUMBillidiand IdAlt/ILY OUT. ThBB, nunhood at oh. atonal; notion. with Marble of rl t i hi= 1 4 Ca ' t . or - amiable forma. Ws nonnottally Invite anal:Mon to gum stook on hood re22.1y0 /WA Lazuli. 41- • N. BRAZIER, formerly a resident of enttamlith. (now oflowa),•ffllesso hes to • f. ye ter the Colwell Blunt itffi Mous 4:1I4 bud District. Capitalis4 and other, berths runty to Invest or Ivor rests to locate, otn bars badmen hethfully and promptly attended 10. by Martg oti him et the storm room o Tomato M. Daly. No. 78ke strut. from 9 A.M. to t P.M.. BJEVERENOES, John Ahmeatter, erahent. Dterket Pitiebargh4 . _N. Holmes A Bon, Banks ne 6% A. Cameral; enabler. ihe• =nab Bea lh Allegheny: Jai= Plemains. marnotattt. Wt. Co-rartnerstip. I _ AVE this day associated with me as edual partnera m tha Painting. thislnlng and GliWng en, Robs. Mamma and itobt. C. Miller. The bad. non will be continued at the old stand, 128 Third st..„ der the owns and stile of JOHN THOMPBON t 00, 1 world take this opportunity of rotundas my ainesoe. thanks to my old en.4=er•Le the liberal support have hantofore remand from them..nd scold raspertitl• ly solicit a antinnenoe o I flair patroness Alter oarel on buti nem la Pitteburgh. for eighteen years. I ...I 00l say that any Imaginal as will be done In the eery bat mannar, eel latter myself that my work and ability le Pretty generally known and dighl4appreelated U. habitants of Pitted/arab and 'told . March 7th. I.B6a—m.d • JOHN tHO.II.POON yap. WEST—We have agents in the tol n”dna Warm In the Western cam atm, sim scorn& Anon UM, Donammort. areal Mstra, .2 4f amtA Pert Dor., mid Art Da Moines, In lowa, and et .21 Sid/mter, or. and ..thessowo, klinneects, are prepare dto locate land. In all the land districts In that State and Territory . ..to mediae. and mil Janda ask commission, make coiled lona, remit monniecim draft on New York city, to. Oar agents am rellabhr is=m redden*. and expatiatice in the Wert ham and callable surveyors I. their =ploy, and ham given ee entire eatleftetion. We Dam. thronah them. kmated ahem last WI over L 2,000 acrea. which now would Nil t'2,60. as ae~raaeh. and tor $1 aa.ma Wawtli at 6 ysn horn W. wW tee te am. t of 'het 1- m.nt in 12 months with 2to per c intent* to any or our mut. mars who any got be satiated with their lam. Wm. re who ma wiels to dheree of them. BLAILSLY a atoa_ ,ty awl itrokers, mh3l. - dter2 aor. 7th .2 =lt/Nola sta. Pittaintrida. . - HP611311 WP. MARSHALL &. CO., Importers • and Dealers In Preach Mid American P.P. 87 wood atzad, Pircamm, „ Wane Aralbr . cal maim Nallailett........Aff Leather and Flax Belting. IRAISER BELTS, oopper hinted; also, lux Belting Ar ghwatuts, Dolma' sad mede to cs•- tiw, at 310 Liberty st. Pittsburgh. Whighlata W. W. WALLACIL 110 TEL S AND PRIVATE nunuss, am be sappihnt wish halo eat Md. o o abort. , awl Mas. Obssabartnads. Gins th do boos waft. can and schstantons on short nutlet. and an sow t.n...4 BARI'S 'MisUima* 01:11m. hatlyd ISO tansy lit. rAINTING b. GLAZING—We ,fin eon: ..i tgaa• to .li cm=a&a:l l o nt i .Palai yi t tg,....1 •ala¢. I* IYad•. that owing ta ryrA • ton nting," "" 1 """ t . r.- J. IL P/LILLIPS, 110 Hatkat . . . . _ . WHITE BEANS-40 bble prime White by eB DILWORTH. HAIR CLOTH SKIRTING, in white_sed byloyee. fe. , el. et exe HOILTIPS 77 muut et. BACON -316 pieces choice Shoulders by agoll Ml9= i DILWORTEL WEATHERS-45 each on steamer Eclipse, • to arrive. for ram b 7 spa ISAIAII DIOKET & OU. ARD OIL —l5. DMA No. 1, 5 bblis. No 2, • wor,•,•••••• by MIMI incur • cu. - R AVON, RAMS and SHOULDERS just JUIP netted .d Or sa• by y 2 O. C. HURPT. Mail/LY FLOUR-300 bbla. Tunnel Mile 312 to =ln par Amuri.), ago.l D.O. OLL BUTTE.B—.II.S bble.r ee'd Le o sad for ask by aid - HENRY H. omnis. - ...... - - Cl Nines-2000 bushels for sa:le NJ! by sio2 111A1AH mum 00. NO. MOLASSES-100 bbls. Oak Coop. I° mi.. IbYmi. by sears. sun a mama. 0:1410AR-45bhds. for tale by II • sill BffiTlL NAM I uOSTIML BAKER'S FIOLIF-400 bbl. West Colurn" tda brawl reed sad far pale by mem• ILOIng -B.BSEED inilloift, reedy/to:1 and Ibr ap2 D. 0. MUT. IS nellgiVßAP Ill3—A large aseortmant a , of Pads Wrings% am CASS A N's ata:4?laadl lapdog Maatilluaost raailied. at - . aago• . irTfeytry, aid 'ease: of 010 t mad PIITA eIXIVIRsitit 60 bush rime - "0 • " is by Yob smsiiim a AtlarorrEs.
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