Tw. DAILY PITT SB URGH GAZ,. tit, i •'; DI RECTOttY. • A LOCIIOY alt; ;064. Ikutolii. a ra. . • :a Um+ Ennet Inffnannal and larsmat namm.reis> Pavan troth in the United Stat.,' ad Use CAC11.4.1111. Spritk Style for 1.858. DE, FELT & HALL, 9 and 11 Park Place, I NNW YORK. Invite the attention of trams from all toast to an onarnally as nook of onteson, NWled.. ENGLISH A AMERICAN KTV.AW 4/911.5; JLEtTkr:I.II. eli)W&Re., TIIIIIIIINOS, to., [uel a " - "" r"TTE"" "'"m• a axt, ogena.rcersartnrio, &THAW :BONNSTB and ' att rn.at.est. all of gilt be °flared Fle LULL, .P.4."4 5 . 1 34.2 I &II part P h a n, New York. The British Plate Glass Company. - • RAVENI3II.4.D. 2,.121CA8L1M4 iCIVOL'ARD. "Warehouse for the United States, JOILN It, PLATT, • 79 Morey atreet, New Took. s t 9t fai to r ae r so sto rtm . In d t House /route, Show ee. Roogh OW: from lek—Weetoraeosto.Jer+ Nflored to the New state ,ate of Ohio, at Colombo., ovrh4 glazed with the Pixie 010 of 99. Com pen y. ratatrAmdr MeCtE&MG MUTT & BRUNDAGE, 131 31A1311:v tiVlB, Corner of Froiu Strut, NJIW FORA, TRIPLE REFINED 11 A tit pgENE, SG and 9i per cenL dICOLIOL & N. B. RUM, XillwacYCani aaa 011111113 rue Iblkurtat attiola atprium.pi ths teat quality. aal offered at LIN lowest altarta BUILYLNIi YLULD, Spiitte Turpentine. Tu. 1.1141101.0ttu. aloft and aW Tar. 4 Paull.. Might VantLa Ooal 'rar..qui NAVAL STORES, eyesy damnation. TaiNs. Jams. /mak:, LNDREW d; JESUP. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Cotton and Woolen Machinery. trans Swims and Boat's, /farldnide Mara, Betting, hapartenn•aADealen. la ilanatnatareale Artiela& No. 87 Pule St, New York. N. 11.—A oats tar the “W(!UI)H0111/ k MUGU IRON WONKH," and Boileir, Slekint !ne:, Ittahadve _AgencLavi la New York Ibr I.OWEILL 11111.1131LINESUOV Machinists' Toole 2•21047, 15 F F. - TIE 11.1 AN ri & CO, ulton street, New York. MANUF:iOTORERS OF OIL & WATER COLORS, VARAISHES, and haperten of French Zine White, he. , t4 c= b unt PrIN Idata forwsrdect upon mliglrto Hough's Patent Elastic Skirts. 41APES it FRANCE, No: 1 Barclay streot, New York. AUTION—None areenulne except they have the r crs=V o Latsat. Al!Al manufacturernd sellers prosecuted accordlug to toe. suh9s4. W. JACIO3ON & 80fi. GRATE AND FENDER MAR - RR, A 46 FRONT= d DID kuIoApWAY. NEW PORE .I`3l-dl7 _ _ FAIRBABR'S PLATFORM SCALES. •11;:11F..undersigned baying been "appointed re Lerellud Agents lbr • g s se of then celebrated 'IIA. RAY13.13=3 r.BO, peetfolla Invite attention of the bushes. cruurnurd tr lo the ertlierlority of these Make over all °therm Time helm hare been eultiected to the AOMLIUGYT Tg3Ton all the principal Railroads la the United State. .nd Seem& and La *Tarr branCh n 1 business throughout turvorld,' and their uullbrer securacy and great dmsbill ty have galned far theca :the reputation of being ME sfi r ip i eD „ 1 . 120.111 . Witted -271ERN CAN BS NO We arn_prepared to 511 order. for oounter. Portable, teiretant. healing bllll. BAT, 0061 aatinasa. And Canal o,illll, assaajhetarerr prtern sts jkllidgY I WEL L ER 1123 Liberty llogunerdel how, Pittsburgh- ruffseussa COACH FACTORY. a1uf1.011—.... - ...-XLILTIBI L OUTECOSS.--.61.. 11.12.1 BIGELOW & CO., tetreassorrr. to L M. Bi g elow. No. ouroxa. 46 .ALET. Offlit_ near- et, • Pittsburgh, Penn toQOACHES, CARRIAGES, ...iETONS, Buggies, and weer, deiwziption or Fanny Yfthielee Into order, and dedahad In • mann oT. • , n ra r • rpael .. i n r zd ura t ielm a t = f finian.lUi oF WM, imp 4/i• All aro& warranted. • tilde Oil and Leather . ititwe. D. 103111PATRICOE. No. 21. south Third Street, Setae. Market and Cheattont eti., PhltadelphU, and }:OR SALE SPANISH HIDES, Dr and Green elated Patna atm TannerYoll, Tann. re • Tool; at the Lowest prima and the beet terre• .W.klnd•nf o, the rough wanted, for eldo the utartit-prtne will be even be cash, or taken In clehanae for tilde. Loather stone a free of ehar i n i od told on sonunlinion. ILICIITORBON & CO ArIfOLESIIALE GROCiatS, lailug ana ( Cfaumission aterthiptx, Pilimbur j gg n M p t&tiufi= Artiews, Aro, —216 - Lsz.eriy afire% Mine' ni IrWM. say. P/TTAIBUJAII. PA. =IMMO JOEES & COOLEY, WHO LE A L ANED GROCERS BOAT FURNISBERS: DNALNES ax Prod= and Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 141 Water Street, muse 11 1111 n ail Ll. PAWN/ PAINTERS. LONG & LANE, HOUSR AND SIGN PAINTERS. NO IT -- 41 1 . orders pr omptly attended to. cakrted trara• dale. mita tt WIS. Ct. U. umaa. BABENSON, I'OIINDEEB AND ENGINE,BUILDERS, C and lisaabaturasof W deirarlptlgme MIL Caathiss. Oaring. Ha Market street, between 'frit .U 4 8•03,4 ettefts. .1•24170 lU44...!'''ttli HOLESAE AND RETAINg DEDGODIT, Na NM Idinall iltnt.ll,Elead of flood. Pitt L Pltt. Pa.. a j Eksope on Lane ins kr gala a gdmaW madam arantosemt of MadkineN Pain Oda . a Biafra Window Lea ot all .. Mad; PoitY. 1 and Pranie Medi. To my old Wanda and onatomatn—Maylost mold out my Ma.s . lWo In Bantam. and rattrostl to tots city, and oat the Drug Eatabllabatent of Mr. Joel Monis., re 0.441 Liberty: Aran. I /hall b. tuppy to ma my old Oland& or the anstomaro of. Mr. Haler, and WWI epara no pains to plasm th us nitts adYttdOS M2tli.thaSFAz , In my Modal trtudnaes. ti.• Al. wI..aRBUA.M. &Ally . So. 241 Liberty at. Wa rr Tß_ TEA STORE. of wood and Sixth streets. HOSE FLAVOREDBLACK TEA--10 hf that+ of flout ettqlso PoorNom T Bois fLo. po,..p.k o Wnrof ni ll fi Villlrd som ego tboto *wale osoLmoDon. ..- • W. A. MCFLOW(I. & BIIWIEFIELD, DEALERS IN Silks and Ladies' Dress Goods eserilly, OLOAKS, TALMAS & S EMBRO,IDERIES AND STAPLE GdODS, Far .Ihimily Use. An annsaidly aztepdts amottment to all o rthe above dapostmontainst ford and galling pima ifirNatWoutentlair tee and ` H a rlot 4.-er Stoves Fenders and Fire Irons. L N o th STOVE WARM:LOUSE. No. 1M Wood street. Al tba warm has wind which tato nas the above named artip . Ire would In. el to attentimt of those neening an g In oar Una roan courdnattoti_ atom _Moot. w..h no. ...lan. - ri. We are aet,tard to Mlles low ea the lowest In trettlea. -Bannuatar the place. No, 134 Wood attest Ora .T. J CB At 0 t WEIS= EITCHELTBZE, Jr., Eieotifying Distiller and Wino and Liquor - - M&RDRANT,— • AL 209 Lacrty &red, PiX21999/1. tt9 lr _ . Propos rICHMOhio & Penn a, Rail Road Co., will r. oatra w pfcr o neart u ttig22 lb of alrti t l . or . t, for . • albolomod fano WV D WHITE o.llli or filottllt 0111:011 • 'Motto ,u,d to b. a nd of any point on tbro , How <4 • ' the Rood botwoott 015{7.1.LX mkt EITTSuu tut If, lo omit proportforoi.lnflng Lb* mootba of Apt% ttay an. 4 atm% of thb yet. Attlo to , borpanton .1 3 4; •Pbtoyon on br to Asal.tant IWantaar tooth/ chant* of [Ma in violoo ' or tbo Itood. obato 40:1400. it. to also oata Goat,. , totil 4d e '' ' -b. efitg.ittnUro'i th. it.. to B. J. GIIT Web.. WIDE on two Mos. by SR% / f IVI *libb •', Mat, and 1111311TILITI ' • - 13/01110/11BAND to be faced, at Meat Mitt booboo MOPE on - en, skten. by SYNCH Mama THICK, and SOW . 1 IBM WM. • Alverrx Pt& COOT. of the webs. cocoa, to to, PM In Moo of tto Company, anotito. baboon , o oath ' on dottooryof tit. itott. ' , ~• fropoomo t, lot tltrootod to ttto prooldent of tbl, Oom• pony. or to , mitZtfol JOB. It. ERlORE.ltlop't. • - ^ 't - Itiksl43apll RUOKWITEATBMIS-T.5 and 50 Rm. ac km gar pts. DT AlERollll4ll.okilssoN, lbs duo Br arrOottco nlo. Brie:atm; NO to 11:,0 tarnish*, pirds,7olrtuttat Seamless Bags. 5u134.4. BOOTA Watt*. Fotatn street , ir aro dawn instil Market. .oeumotity • yom a. a., to nu. -tr All we= wartsmtaL - • • • Removal' i 111 E. SELLERS lc CO., *holbsalio Druk • Oda. an remand to M. Wire and am , ...dgt.l.P. anusbnaPi= corner of Waal and Sown& NW. w oar old • sad alkdaalara la Drage. falaa. Var 'W/U and slaraw sad I ntl salrtaa atack. PO.* Clarati warm:awl: °°' • . , • ... . . • , , • , •:- : Ileurunak ) ,•,, t e : IBliii3E ,N Manufacturer: of ercry ViV. e i = r at PILL% Llo27l,6Baatd liINDOII , 011.484 Ilirlarand Claret &Ulm, Demtjohno awl , .2= a &SlJatallualo every isrietr.• waccoolue. and las aoe Su nut ft.... - 11ttemrab. Inlet. . .. . .. SeW Brighton and BuolustFactories. •'1 1 11:E sizoribere 'continue to , manufacture • - L andial taGuaLaket.A. Tate. Rael..ls, Zane Wad, tloordailad Wlsonies tout walalo.x Rachltm Ordan iircorly dedt.?. uw11.19 &WALT )N. . - :- ... Steam Engines and Rollers. IeGINES, With the Wait improiements, - -- wartantol btot Guilty. on hoo d and - saatto to urdor. of the Not Jtogsta hn. midi co abort, woke Ortlitesellstl with ¢ertaitth. at :119,Litwar• thgt. Pitts. Minh. A. wthwania W. W. WALLe4.Ih. - _ _ _ ,pissu N• Or PARTNERUIPJ, Tbi-Nrusenbip MsOw and Polliek.'l4 tlda r Obrahrid 4OHN kIeOANDLeEn. .4A4t. ,POLLO4K.; BUSINESS CARDS -------- ICSEPH S. A: I'. .101R1SON Attor =l=,llr i zrh Mne , reia i 2 466s L4l no °BERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law, Lib et. Laing. Mo. t. 7 Ii!BERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law— Owner of Fifth ould Grant otre.t.w.oPPmite thoOmrt dem Pittigbargh. ..11141 . 63 JI AMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, ea , Fourth rtavet. near Graat. Pittaufah. labdl7 AGENCIES. Michigan General Commission and Collec tion Agency Office, VOR the collection of Home and Foreign Afernentlle and 'Mother Money elaleon, In Allebigen en4agiseent States, Inewatement Payearat of Menem, Pennant o(T . ..e s Pnrehese and 84ele 01 Real kelate and Rails and Immune Agent, PALMIER A ANDER/tale, Detroit, Miebittes, Sot remark Yttlrberroft—ttleeere. Kramer A Balm, /Wak en; White A 00, Gasette 001;e: Lams, Ronan A Co. Iderehant, Varna—TwoAwowele• or Michlow from Cornetati Inarnace Onmasa WM. A. 133WLIP8 111F.AL t. IMI . E .. 0 31 F11 0 7‘, No, B u 7 k. Fro u m ! . Prth , Ore.Nir 0.1 OroPert)" bonght and sold. USTLN LOOMIS, Real Egtate Agent, , Steely ltershandiee and Bill Broker.P2 o.g Auth street, atom Wood Ihmstneke promptly attended to. /TRAIT LIA.ISIIIEL L. MARSHELL, Secretary Citi kj Imurar. Company, 6 , 4lV•ter street • - 14 1 M. GORDON, Secretary Western Instil nom 00, 22 Wst. Woes. OARDINEROFFN, Agent for Franklin /Ire Insanace Ooccimay. nortb.eurt corner of Wood LocChird media 111 A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Ma ll . Cued Insurano4 Comm2r. 42 Waller 4trest. 1:110=1213 DRUGGISTS. 4 OLIN HAFT, Jr., (successor to Jas. lll'Onf t.ra WhoLamle and hetall Druggist and Delay In nts, Ulla Dyestuff., Au , 11l Wood street, 3 doors below RV,: a tit i .A . P . Itteburgh- Sarnegular Agent foe Dr. 1/01IN P.' SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in Drum Paints, Oila Varnishes and Dre pmts . Ha us erty street, Pittsburgh. All order. •111141001,0 prompt attention. Stir Agent for Schenck's Delmont° limp. mar May k ,,. A. FAIINESTOCE. , i. CO., Whoksale msuufacturers of Mae 1.01, Rod . anat=trner Weed and Trout etreets, Pl the bn meld gE. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in lesZen:L .kl i,`elti=ti. N orei v "' thl arranM."'Pettri low, famryca .... iiRAIIN Witae - Qe & Retail prTaft4 00=at at LEert7 awl St. Os .trootO.; - - J• SCHOONBILKER Er. CO., Wholesale . Draggirta, No. 21, wood shoot. Plttabmvb. I!43StPH FUMING, Successor to L.Wiicoz & o>" miner Market street and Diamond — Kees, j.daon, Bl hood • run and complete as of edlolne Chests. Pertatnarv, and all vttefas tartsabog to hl tandnesa Phrdelans prasaiptlons carstally =cx wsdsd at all hooka COMMISSION &C. Jl , lO. B. KOONS WM Of D iZqf PtetaturpA . HSHSTINB Bump Elm, Mamma 2 Hama. Phil. KOONS & trzitsTrsrk, FLOUR FACTORS. 1.11171 General Produce Commiuion Muchnute, No 4 . 1 North Wharves lavl 95 N. twos St, below Baca PHILADELPHIA. Ragaley, Woodward& CO. Fishs. ..1 0 Le.tuouir A t/o,Oln. U. Ciansat. Martha t On, " A 0 Bulloolt 8 Oa Wcad t 0 her - Twaisd t Blbler, Biter, Price & bo. " Yowdlck t Pallid,. . Caleb Oope A tlo, " Marrow • tiattlar, Truitt. pa.ber•• Up, " .7 d Charm:meth A Oli Bryan. li.nnedy • OP. Pittab's, I. WUrnarth A CO. Pi'4'a .100.7, euagrato t Co, Usdl A Liggett. . k W Ites., . Wam it V, limn, " And Pittabuigh and Philadelphia Merchants generally. jaltdoid ELOAANE & to A.l M08...1 DEALNIL: IN FLOOR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Commismon and Forwarding Merchant/. No. 114 Second 01., PaUsburgh, Pa. I.lao 1. '64. - dITII•12 SPRINGER II APBAUG H, COMMISSION AMBULANT, Dealer in Wool, Provisions & Produce generally NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, PATTMBOLLOII, PA. J. K. MITEPHY, Foßvimmtbra & COMMISSION ;MERCHANT N 821.4 1. attention aiven to the ,We. OF PR 0.111.1C6. No. 1.55 Front Street, aseeetta the If oronishels lieu...Jona ATWELL-- J. Lea-. ATVS.. • ATWELL, LEE & WHOLESALE GROCERS, Produce & Commission Merabantm, PITTSB URGH HANUFACTURRS, Mt, a W..d at, between Water and Preen. at selE PrrilitlULUlll M•IAII!A - Lul Floor, Produce, Provision and Commission N. OCT Label* erre. evrtscre 110.4 Pittsburgh, UIVES his attention to the a i led! Flour, Port. ea... Lust. Chem. ilattAr, Oran, DrIM ffra v itt= na . to ti.tfttngly adletted. .03-17 HENItY B. KOS*. (late of the firm of King & Moorhead,) COMMISSION MXRCHANT, VICALISR IN PIO METAL AND BLOOMS, No. 76 Water street, below Market, .pl 9 Plaza mum. PENN A. e. A. HARDY, t<LHAke4, /oar CO,l qoifithdari4VD ,F 1216 YIJLRDING MERCY:WV,: , Agent of the Matson and indinnapoth JUMBO= No. $0 Water at., Pittsburgh, Pa Ja9-10 W. iffriat. & ob i . e a wARDrNo & commissioN , Amu • 01/ IINTS sa<l Doak. is all kind, Plttekmitt a Artsei.e, Iwd Plaa Wd V4•Vt /*Oat n rn 612,144, Pitteburgh. a 17414 1 B. OANTLELD, Iva of Warr®, Ohio, !VI utTrit v i v on and f lu = Mezottl. a iin . 0 1 4 h :to u i Past tigh.ork4Weefera Prodeo, Wotar WNW. botarem lizolthlisid and Wood. Pi t.t. 6:6 &a . = LITTLE & 00., Wholeealo . Produce =al COMMLISIOn Kola= and Daum to Maztabcturat, No. 112 Army, Purrbush. PH:aft WAREHOUSE.-113NRY, H. VL) C7OLLINS, Wernmitak and Oommladon aaba= Denier la Mama Batter, Lake Fhb and Produce CI 25 . Wood 'Wad, above PSWettorgh 0:1731 1.. , 1 , 1 , 0MAS PAUSALimporter and Dealer In Fornen and Lonerkan WILD Payer % No. 66 IN•okot between Thlni and /main sUen‘ Plttaboden do 63 DRY GOODS. IuSEPH HORNE & CO.. Wholesale and &tail Dealers in TiaMMINGS, lIIIIIROIDARIZA Komar GLOTta Fancy Goods, &o. N0..17 Marble., bee. 4th and Cd 4 Ohms d. Ifir chants tor Brsdlef• yarns t 0130.1, H. ani, Jr., & Bro., W. 81. Market et., are closing out their ea ild Mrs stock' of DM' Goodrat at, Imm:medlar= t from vir ihn'er=f= th gt th rt , 4 , , t r .e'r et= rstad7=vn n agtb i l ' ammt ". 4:noin,liomAllo a..naa i wnahle=*S:u' I T. il, rie.. l4 "a ° =;. •nr li sad Colored Br . Plaid and S.W.; Drom .1,5ak........tr0f which will be .old at • wrest ascot rim.: - ' • ' : ~' 4..... %a. 11.110914 L MIAMI 01, Krr iil L A...A. MASON & CO., Wholetulloand . Nelms 111 razor and OtspLe Dry Geod.. r 111th Plttabor.h. NURPIIY & BURCHFIELD, Wl' twee r/t . te t ji ltz =h, lllsreharito, Tooth _ - TAIILIKAN & LOW, -1-7 PO6GBANINO AND roklf4l2DlNfl A:110178. Po L 57 I,I4OIDWAT. NXR 10LE. , WILL Purehatio and Forward all tdatar ',blow by Itallresd - and Elteababost WK. Steam Mud.. and Um Standen., Illeantaktantnt and • bent. at jbe !engin rates. NC W. Saatia. 1 A g ent . ut Jute W. Low, Lencia4ter Livorno! lye Work.. Miltol3 Cutting Machine Man ulactinicut Linatop iland e.t.a* Co. Ann.lean Madan* PtamD 00" • mitten, Patent Cu P.M. Conklin, Patent Cu Coconut. Adam Patent Car npilan. Tnekie sale, 8 team Perking. 4 Removal! Removal! Removal! NOBLNSON 4 CO. NO. 23, PIPTH 8111.4 Er• Li AVM) Removed our Store to No. 23, g I Fifth cunt, (next door to A. A. lifamo.,. 0.4 .ea how proweJ to exhibit one of the large.t Mom of 1.2.1 g to royNd sod A.rleaaCknotthin4 mul Oil Cloths la thl. ..a.t., In our amsorttoomt ran be roan. . i "71Z17;trs. • ltra Bramel. Pope* ~,.. I : T' ri=sl ond B WAY Illyyltlnurin , Meat Tape.o6 lagyeln &Tows " ingran i rlltlMPltlA.V U2i°7' rogothcr with Bcottialokle, Ler i lti d nx d . ii... g .d... utt 1 5 E rTTlel)o ll'M vera4teJ fIi( tiql: 1"d t "r. i ndoi ikirj lia"d' ar " grgfratiro a tirkie .Ll P:2l SlC''' of v irl 4 *. erini=d J.L ,.., tbolowS___ramberie • _as . 111_ ,- :--• ~„ Swint Machines. ' - I 'll 4 l ,th. kL'S PATENT BURR SMU G.' MA • . 011INIIB, peed I. 700 11101. In tbs West. They ma hob • Oka. welt ate urble and rhea y b,..... moo the edge ofea, renews. by oraeklnglike Bum— ' TNT bur , been Inert for a years la tae Cat} mu., mt. IN:ma. (....ta. laws , Ogle LB r,..."2, Itar Wtr tan to clan woll .For '9lttlo: nee on 14 ~ mineoll ilt alp Lamer , t. Pittvimit,•,„ 0 , Luc ,. Z(FAmd tiENTUOKY • BLUE GRASS, lo ot re 011ifild and froreabr by it;S. El KAMAN ACM ' ''' • ' . .. - bb16322 W az.4. . PITTSBURGH, BANKERS AND BROKERS BANKING HOUSES JOHN T. HOOO BEDFORD. BEDFORD 00, SOMERSET. SOMERSET CO. MOUNT PLEASANT. WESTMORE'D . OCINNELLEVILLII. •AY . ETTE 00.. Penns' UNIONTOWN I BROWNSVIL NEW BlUMi l lo'N. DEAVER Deposits received. Diamante made, Warts bought. .1d Blocks, collected. Bank Note. and Specie bought aod mold Blocks. Nob. and other Santulli,. bought nod told .0 0.M.19.01400. 001 . 0mpoodone. sod nollecidone ALUM 1:0.0135[.....—.10,W110. ,KRAMER DA.11.61, Bankers and Ex change Brokers. Buy and nal told and BIM. and purchasegotor, louse on Beal Estate or Stork Secu• emu:decry Notes, &ad Time 011ie on East and Went- Buyd ' , mil Stocks on Cortmolselon. lions made on all an pOtots In toe Union. JitMe anon, of Third And Wood streets..ll.ntly oppbtite the St. Charles BoteL - apT myLly -1V HOLMES & SON, Dealers in Foreign . and Domestic Bills of Exchange, Uertlilestm of Dc poelt., Bonk Notes sad Spode, No. 69 Market etre., Pitts burgh. rrireolkettour made an an the principai eiliNl throughout the United States. itI4.NIUFACTITRING. .0. 3. mizans.,-3 a. culauxsaa,.. o. . a Wubl../.. AMERICA N . _ . P mANuPA .A_.R,LE,_ CruRING M C OM AC P ANY H , No. 78Necond at, Pittaburgh. Pa. MANUFACTURERS rHo of 'l: 3 a t zer t ti:he Or„m to ' ..lirror and Picture Prams. Window and Door liew t de y Bracket. Tram, Gornto., Ventilators and Centre No.. /6t Cellia ¢ e, gmetta. mil Moulding. orsr,a7 deemiptlon, Mae and daeign e mama and warranted More thimble Ilmn any other article now In tow 13-Orders executed on the .hottest notion. 11.—AttentJon or theimiatemt Builders leW TIT di tetrad tide article. on amount Of Its ligh tWe ht. TIMID No. 7.134.c0nd st... het Wood • Marketer Prtrammon .10ISA lITZTUCKT UNION FOUNDRY, Mitchell, Herron & Co. I)Y.:ILL continue the business of the Union Foundry. at the old stood of CHNNOOK. MtTelli• CO, No , t at Liberty .t. They will manufacture se usual, a large and rental assortment of UABTINUiI, romprldow Cooking Sloven,Ranges and Side Ovens, tII , PICE A ND r ARLOR sror MANTLE & KITCHEN OR AT ES, Holkno Ware, Wagon Born, Dog irons, Sad irons, TM Rattles, Plows and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery Castings generally, Acid DAD and WATHR PIPKS of 1 it.... IRON Sr. NAILS OF TILE BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spades, Picks, &C., All of .bleb will be sold at manufseturene prima myl.l, Penn Cotten Mills, Pittabnirgh. KKENNEDY, CIILLDS h CO., Manchu): Wren of— Penn A No. 1 h.. 11 44 Oarpet Chain of all oo lore le.Huis. Dutton Terhatf. d Bed Clo h rd ET:f01•11="22:1 13Attlag. d. ulDtlout 40 - o.ler• left at the flarcler More of Logeo. Wlhara 00.. Wool streewill bri etaatlon. N. MILL '""6.l ratris - i - BARNBILL .1. CO., 61 Penn et., below Marburg, Pittsburgh, Pa. 4.2 TEAM BOILER MAKERS and SIIKET ta IRON WOLUELBS, Manufacturer. or Pat. ent Bou.. Lazanotire. Wined and Cylinder Boners. Chl.nr wry., Etralchen, Fire Bed. liter. Pf Condenser.. best P.A. Sugar Pans. Iron Yawls, LtA Bo.ts etc. A 1... Blacksrulthe Work, Bridge and Viaduct trona, don.. the ahortatt notice. All cedars from a dhlianc• promptly attended to. le. Rati and Caps. WILSON & SON keep oonotantly on . band orlre7 deal Lon and 'briery of !lw and both wbolocrle and basil. Thaw daahing • neat noble flat or Cab. good and cheap, worai do won to giro ...all Edon pnretualna .Lathan. nolbtf LW. WOODRELL, Wholesale and Retail blannlibetwer and Desks In Oabinst W.., N. 6i . GROCERS. . _ Shriver & Dilworth, WIIOLESALE GROCERS, Noe, 130 & 132 Second Street, 8.A.... Wood and lamlttlad) PI77BBPSOLI. MONTROSE. MITCH/MTB.F.E. W holeft.:e Grocer end General hierenant, No. 109 Wet,. &met. titathorsok. oeo-17 smmi, genitik EiVzirrEa, WHOLESALE GROCERS, 12 Second end IM Front etreet, WO- /177881 1 / 1 6 , 11. Wallace S Gardiner, *IiOLBEIALL OI'ILLNIt 9 121 Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally, No. us 4113.101 TY ltT. .104.0' -If 14 . AGA LEY. COSORAVk a. CO., Whole. 'upWe Ur..xere. PI and 20 Wood most. Pittaburgh. ACULBERTSON, Wholesale wooer end IDtrllb a....tea.,u.ramt,Desler la Prodta• klantzbetosed 4LrUe.W., 114 Lanny eavet, fltta bargh. OIIN & 00., Wholesale Orocerp eadCusublerloo kleortionte.No. 17k Wood uld 7i OS Lib. Pittebureh• tele OBE , R , T :4100..E, Wholesale Grocer, of F - rad Douselltle We b M" n 316 Weeny etreet. Ors Bawl •eery large meek of .posior old blooookahsla Whiskey. which .113 be mid le for oesb. DAVID ot.saa- Amman D Gaff A. coma AECANwn to ll v, L o !S . S. Ma ni t vw. C9., (enema lD t`JAI. Oottom t van, mad INlttaborgh atoutataotarett ic,ma..10.,, corner DI Wtorl and Wave Ks. 10n! Y'GILL —MIMS D. row— —WAIT. O. Wt. 4: GILLS Br, ROE, Wholesale Grocers and 003.2410 n lierthanta. N 0.194 Liberty atrod CIL/ ILLIAM A. APOLURO, .orocer and T Tea Dealer corner of Wood 'sod glsth alma& rue ceent of s.ll4:doe _Greergiee f7:=2-Iy=large aarrt Maus sad Nuts. WWleeehl sad Retell Des/ere =Dowd ao the lowefft beam IrOtIE I.IALIAELL & Wholesale man% Cosomhtelon Mere:beat; Mahn to Produce Pittsburgh Manufacturee. No. 21.11 Marty .toot. Plttaburich. . Lifijrii r ot 00.: WtlolollBlo Oro -00 V...data Merrot.. l and Dear* In P L. am BAGALEY, WOODWARD & 00., *hole. isle emeireL N.= )IMk.I tarot. Phlintoply BOOKSELLERS C. 800 Agency. • frILE aubsaribora k hare establiabod a Book Ueruy In Plitad•!ph* awl will tarbtah say book or pobWattion at tb• ratan prim 11. or Maas. Any c'oa. by tory the aulbeort. pdon palm or say of th e JIMMIE... =data %fioday Putnam 's, Ora. .•CroOt I•5lWs Maid. A.. will moire tba almy ado. far , 0. rat .0 • av, 0, • 01••di a t ah• Fl ." portrait of either Wandaf Um. E•• 1 1•7 1, or. nb or:Elblag to • $ll mt 4 a at Mairtailso, tbay Nut met. • roar °feather of the thew portrait& If ibbaoritamt to MI womb of Illagasloea three portralli 04111. was grade. /dodo ranilebed tattoos who may Irlab IL Novelopnofevery draorlatlon sad else to lamm sr small meatbasee lot Leh.. Paal Pramm,Dlea, la., lad brUr. Every •Conoriatlon of Itoirravlng on Wood executed with r,t.mapp pod av f ,ta. Vt.* 0u11 i ct=1 . 7115.2 gerVicratiZtladoese Leda, lea Ba° •11 l arders pant by 7:: promptly attentlad to. rano. wldalorg 'WNW Ua. bolldlopmlor ram 4 ow rand • Degacreotypa or abaßob tbe Map by manor cEprota. Pn at • diatoms badi r. ll:abla artkl. world It to their advaatage to a 4 the subanibare. pa ere mouldaat ma Wale tar the • attar ram BYRAM • RUM. ../L.; ananlawl rT U4looth Third rt...1741•11.0td, JOHN T. BJEBYOOK, Book and Job Printer and Publisher. e, tto.sz rota otreat, alms Snalthllold. Quetta MAIM& I,IOOK BINDER'S and Box Maker's Straw ILI/Boor& Iltation alnar• on hand. Alm. Book., Papas /0 .d m M. 7 C. COCHRANE, (successor-to SJ Sad a/ . lorj Whelessbland Bohan lholor Bcoka, &tatleo .d paper lionsino, federal stret, Oth door & o mutat &Imre, Al:aghast' , , P. EerRN 8. DAVISON, - Bookseller and tim, sinclemot. to Wisp • Annirn, No. t, nese Fourth. Pittaborainte. HRY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller ana -Denier in StattosuirkAa, No. e 2 garnet strolit. nass ond, Atte:wen Y. eY & 00., Booksellers And Stationers ' N 0.66 Waal Amt. nest door to the aorner anted ' . the with. Pa. entoril toe Ism hook. enniteetlyon hood 1 L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No. as • TO roorth street. Aloha Ihtildlose. MUSIC. &C. John 11. Alellor, Diamond , a rsO. 81 WOOD STREET, between Dtaniond Ai i All and Youh &r/wt. 8010 Aslnt for OH aftlelt• i h B VS (BoAnd )) pIA • 0 yaRTEA, NIABIOI HAW Llreel 5101/KI: AllilkDklaltl Awl & OMAN II MONI. UAW, land &Alm. In id culla sod Musk Goals, ..!,33 H. Maher & Bro., O. Da FIFTH ST., Sign of the Golden Harp &l. 8 .L " " AHOY S B el L N 7- F I N LI NIICIMAIM I LI31 , 00E0N13•13 LURAY: LL 0N1C15115. Desler.• In nada and Munleal, Instro a:watt NE Charlotte Blume, ANUFAOTURER and Dealer in , Piano Octavo oad Loaportor of wade and mad* 1 oaten nun lode agent for tn• rldllllllll.o PIANQW. atm on =Liam, Davie 00. W Baton PlannBolll , _rind on t Adam Attantunant. myB . 118 wood st. Ketchum's sower with Reaper Attach . . meati TtsiF. most porfoot machine in uflootarran eto cut [rum 10 to 15 sm. of grans or grain par yos won ay would tor dorm by moral* or wa. Pee' of Ms .u . $l9 O, annbthocl 5140. Tarsals by Wood • toyll • IC. IL 1311AbiltLAND.1.28 at. • r Pa Bal e _ j • ITTANNING IRON CORK 'situate in Rlttsonl.n Pa., oorolstbm or • nom ma • dg 19 Farnaoss. three Mtn* of 11011,, Llsainter sad Any% Barton Squeezer, Clay 11111,,Ae. ; !tory and Plast; NAIL • YMITORY. with 17 blatblnal LAMM MEMORY ; tnaskuolth Madams. and *doper: /thugs!: Wig O•sos : THEME KULA)! IINGINZS: Omar Imo blonks or Dwnustin Baum: war•b r ous,ome• Stables. A. LOT OF TbIN •AORI2IOI Land ott.whlob sysetec.l4 bcombo6 ...Moats Wes by tit•Anselpny Java and Us§ Albsels.. ny Valley 11.11 Rood. Also s bags Sims and Warshaw* and 1130,000 sf tostrettuldbe Menlo. sod InlitmUntml. Ps, Another Strawretton. and Worstmtms with POGO of met-' <9..141a and loom town lots.: • • • The amerrn I. In mast satossmol overstSon Anon s rang4dso4 :systsmails W. sad admirably atlowsud to nonlltms Lo 71•14. as at wont. stools Met& Poesmslon bs gl•sn !IL any _thee. Al kr mblOamil Pitt ," n &ca. . BBLS:Jani;ler Barrios just reed and for Vole la Wail MUM BZOB. MEW YORK AIiVERTIBEDIENTS. From SHILLIN, VISYCHIOI,OIYIO.t sapILL. 0113. NMP4P. , UOMM. AO. 3* Broadway, Nem Umbrellas and Parasols. JOHN I. SMITH i WHOLESALE' MANUFACTURER, 234 A 235 Broadway,. New York. The most extensive in the world. 11 1 11 Bi 1 late fall in c price of mater i als, con j. r isent upon the etringeney of the money market, has enabled nay to manufacture largely for the Bpring trade. and water to merchant., at very low prime, the laravet and most complete easortment of UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS to he found lit Ittmogn, or Atnetica Merchants 'letting, Neer York to kg, their good., are reaPMtmaiT 100 Med to oa/1 and examine the stook before purchamne N. 11.—felesettent Ole Mid ant midput It in your yoran t t Book for remelt. JOHN L Stain. Matonfeettirm. mh26,llndy NEW YOE E:, MILLINERY. A n R.S. SIMMONS'' WHOLESALE AND KIST. f, MILLINERY AND STRAW 111.10D8 'HOUSE, 664 BRA IADWAY, NEW YOBJL—Mrs. 11. le now In 'Europe, for thei.eipree• purpose of selecting novelties for trohpp lelpring Tiede, which will noire and be nudy for inepection on or. stout the first of. March.— Soul bern en 4 Wefts= liereihauts, and Milliner. we ree. yotfully In •154 to rallind ermalne th. came before Ptirrinielng eirewbern ;:-I.ettern Hounete slentre co hood mud sent by expert to any eddrest. feLluid• : Punts. Vantuthes, &43- RAY 4 NOLDS;;DEVOE & CO., his N E E t 168 YO .,Fulton Street, W RK, XANUFSOTEKERS OF Plants, Varnishes. Widnes and 'Line Paints. leoporterrerand Dealers In WH I T . X f . R e A 1). II iOLORS, omactONDS, OILS, ILJ,OLUES, ke.." Conetantly on band • lame and whet assortment of alt geMds resulted try AUVEDITS and PAINTERS and the trans amendly, Illanntentoted coeds only or F T QO4,ITT. Fom_hre anode noels dint Item the pakten; end can tffer by the {yaw. eltother elm. on the most neer able tenets. Orden by taa/Inromptli, attended Isa m.rk..9nam REST PRREDIk PIANO FORTES. STEINWAY & SONS, MAgtl VACITULLERS and 88 Walter Knot. IJ . WAS aaOAWAT, rase, ESP.SCTFULLY; call the et tfortiou or th.pahlkko their 01.01 •'"• aaeortment, of setelmfram4 molars ?WWI • I wrath, for molamot of ton., anatiolty or touch. besot,' of flatab e ln short emery thin, that reader" Ilaao.perfeer e are araurpfumed. Tb. 7 mare smarmed the 17:0 hum.. for truth Md.. tanarfoltkol with th. most dirtletiolshed fasters Oran Dalton. rhliadslphla, Nem York sad liattGaorm NNW TIIIUMPLI7-177s0Mar Non hare out been amaraml the /liter Primal= GOLD 17.8 DAL (owe 01 aorapethono at the , late 110 r or the tommitan Imatitm7.4 Orystal Pala., 'or the BEKT namofbataa 4.7 oolikala _ .Bafety Pu,se. K OS MINING PURPOSES , and for IGNI -1 IND M O ARG, both In WET and DRY Wasting. o OUR diffarest Ma .da The CIOTKON and /11111 , PURL AM. the BING LI and DOURI.It TAPS **ma CUM Martafsetured sod mkt I,r • OLLNN PUTMAN, D tr of ord th itro proot ,..tm, 6Uy delbr i. la sll b r .. l s ix g ra N" o v Yn tr R eif TIONAL URN Woicsi ' daft' ORIN io: Se. Un. .015 41*! ---- FOiii - te1i000,911.4 .- THE U. S. PATENT MARBLE CO. (efirrrll. Ram:m.2 No. dad Broadest. Ofd , 'orm d• N.. Y.': AinL E NTKt ildLe' d , lig e 2l. e al l orde PiD rs fa in haltstkak al Blau.. amelda/. I . = Neaps! tan. and all Mart Kriel.; soul In =and dumb= to Mal oar et., ter taan lamas m ~ lls oat. uomss ' artdaliad trotwood:tralsta. it la wholly flaw atom .1* oboe:low whleh ass faesft asslast mars =fen yeah. wham plant, copal M a a s O S . de. form Lim tamporamDallah sod hmof of U. srUss Mantel* frosan ta PO. Orders from Dowers sat Madam sad Mims aohdtad. sad astlesetion raarsatawl.. divots kw the pylarl=ltlew trusted with. . PYTIIRIIILVNLIt. JOBoe RPII /AMR. &as LON IL O. ItIORLIB. V. tam. SCHIJOT EIITAISA LLEI, 88.08. & CO.. LNPU AND DILAIXIS IN Drum, Putts, Ulli f 'Dyes, Perfumery, lie., 170 WI Lf.l A ST., New York., . INVITE the attention of the trade to their tame :A mead stdca of,Drosa Yana. 0/la. l'ainama rowdlilowtOthmrnai/MXlmoortarnaaotatapla Dr. 104 tt.7 romaitur. , 4lMet (Tom the marmot prod.:in t/on and manoloottAncaat Om of Tooth. Ilan. and Nall fircutuat.ll.ll2•l4 , Atortars. 117.a0r. rner-11 and taatt.hPmituamy. Labia'. Lancia, sad monyothar net. tonally moonawalla Drogadsta otoaka. ahiobthy aro goo omutbWd to .60,04 the ma n. adwaxtto terma. Orglnes, latbrel Iv par. br by will mak. pr..ps Kpntioa.l.lstr• ro DOUSEEEEPERS AND DEALERS. TOE IMPS SILLS, n he to.s. MAIM, _l=4 Mi.!. N. Y... 1 - 1 - mcip.l' WV>. 14' flynt ervek Are Pork, factory. no. hrs . h7 aral Haden. atnet t hsrasy City. 9 1 1.1 E Propnesore of this long and well cx.irrzis LND soca. zsr. , auvelvr. Oman. to pars thi Phermsoestasal Olsten la Olltheso, ,hleealt, Tea and othsr ho— nes? also pnrpar• rertt„ oos: and many other soli elm of daily ass ha svary hushlh u.ronur upoo. the most ressostabls .tertca seat to Measly she erasure. them. - IL J. a. lahl. N. 8.--Osarnasses adraatlao WWI* tope Mills ura. ia3ol rdl The Adams JlMiggese Company. Putakosit, itocitestei New Brtygon Expreu. k `l, Li the especial accommodation of the am. ta,aldttou Latta the fine of the, Ohio and Penn ey Teats hatitaltd, betevan kataaralt ..dl. Nighted. eEwe Intimate 1..1n.a etehrl ridattotto require mach Aaern7g The Adams Arrive, g Onattany hare mode net, agranne dt dnernt wi the !Abode,: ea to enable them to pot • tletety theeentter on Os Ateentotodeftsa, Train. who .111 take dowse or ad geopettr awl bugloss,. irroperly enema , et to !dm The Ateemedgrer trill he.. .e leen had In the Jln U' lrer L ' or . th lt= .'a llettr r terrinr l7 a' W,lthhea )"".l. by the iforgang to PlttsbZ; ee l Ailee,. atLadattt, ore uee ttrincrige=r mug, with toe treed. Cestunterien. esecuted. It •til be ht. duty .Iteneive wine op t ri p ell panel& pecks.. order, wooer. whkts:wilt 0. &Mewed to the proper party won attar th. aggitel of the Irwin at the •Ibealtwor ettr besot Ile trill at. , heels. writtStk or carnal o to le delivered In the rity—coounnatosl. InZna— obtAin tolo.r.A•tios,,al4l Wont endle•—ordow and return them—make parch.... twee 0. ent•ft. • Dag AL:: :41,11; b a re distant. without wag* thug Ott tg use ennt, doh.. ry. the dlseetten on pagatlitee.erwedally tog virtue honest. amid he est:Welt: At W.f . /X.2..04 LAW.* 0111 be left with lb StaLlon Adult or tido aeteeee oemseer, atae te• taw. WO id Dot at the Marlon on the o±l0 7 of the TWA, to receive "rrettles for Mtn I tbr Dadatta•D.•DA .endweed . by: the Meereeogrer. are latendal to be within rea. tenable mita. When , thebettlt• of the baalneee le each •• to adroit nf et mold serransot• grill In toed. de the Idgmenser Is tteghthed to tattle ht. bilis cod tar dotty with tanta4l7. and to par Infati, thereat. :M lino Sof the will phatee Slot ea him to Walt `III Slot tip tar hi. pay, WI be has no dletreftee in the goattet.gg lIY.NRY 11.. UM/ h baCtreett srpoteted Hete!grer. tad cogantenoe Ithighttler Oa kbOdstY. 1110.7 N, ill 4, g Dr/Icahn ten A.M. rationlyk-611olart41 attert. tiorAggep attegdreierraph Mo. DlArgtefte=te fi rth Beeetokky rth Dtalettaghttn. Itreltegar—lir. ti lt.. fine.—,mar ; 0111,4471; 4 dripAgoa-ktr. limlm Orrms Maw Lams Cp, Ilttabanch. WA VEY Me./ JAMES WOOD WELL. YIJR6IITVAI 11•1 7 121112. woe. VI ago II muse am" morn's. W. W. reefs:nisi:dip informs his friends and rearromsdr icu llm t i o urt h roploted his Met :Owed foe turd Intbls A• h. to &laud= to .ald ids Mork, witnesses:meg taidmials, workmatualp, and rennet dwnw. and from tha smtvat of his ordors and facilit in mannheturlogrtes is ambled to madam. war. .nt.d iIIitNITCRIK at the lowest prima drim " itt o g: :1 1 7rni ° 42111%. " , ` rte,llZ3 • d to 41i• mast ebemia . Moostli. tins* • amtna aal of ono. maLbe flls si= manaractured nr d s alsortment:W4ohdtv• tireless of t=y wann i olb i e . smaamd Yastorn . Musa. WO Song in Flub WC do hilly Malmsey Char 40 do Walnut., . do iOO 6O Walnut do Mahogany garglng Chaim !. do t it M iejl= 4 ' e 100 Marble Tim Oman Tate. 60 do Drawling litirsans 1M fr. g .so Weabstaisda • 60 . 1g 'l4h" Walnut 161444 Ootta• 00 Merry g and Poidagalarlimesae 2/) Maharani Wardrobag 10 Walnut do IC2 Dining and Proakihrtiablie. L 2 herretary and Lkok smog Dosen Oarus Bemt Chair; tt Mr .e tle t a g t rel. .Rocro D t u esbalna Mihrol Tenni Mande. ruisiz . Conversation ClhadrML% Pl ' broke li t .. Itlisabethen dm ; Mall mid Pim do Ras Sloe dm bodice pearl Wald dm • liztension Dinlog d Nabssai Arm dot . 00.Mnaur Gothic and lialliThaing i stifz . lsnressoorisorstoraososes Wurraturs and MU& QCabinet 61W11 sagest with arthimln their Wm Iltsanshoataand Lio rundshed at top strorlan a. AM orders ormontly &Kowloon to M==l 4N. FRAZTEIt, formerly a resident of • Plttaburah. (non of lowa),11111 loam hare In a fen ye for tar Ournsil Wan and Max City bud Instrleta (Minton/as and *Moro having rummy to Inmt. or war. rants to Imo* ma Wit their business faithfully and Promptly atbroded to. twatilln a OD Elm at the store room o Thomm M. nein Na 'f_9 ataetmt drug. from 9 A M. to 4 Y. M. John etssenesr. Psr_ st. elitseindne. Holm,* aBM assure' DOC • D9D=9 , 94 *whim. hie. thank. Ban t, Alleghonyt John dying, amountaut. lart t7t.TRANDLETT. SUSI' ANI) STEAMBOAT FIXTURES, No. 157 Both Street; New York. WES CAPSTANS,. Common Iron and WeedClatattotH ,ftears,_floblnam's sad OnnoolPs Btowring Appsratru..Windlmme. Main Ho_ppen, Itsdder Ilantnas and ,Braoe t r,Metiele laadtatt Trnao "a elf° " %MUM 7: a« °A.,"trd '7lll tlnorZtlreg. alt.* MEW'S al Dubow, ?mei. lietallto P.P.C.AtiMmine So LlS.P rwrvAlZll B" te. Oa t* ligh=orTlM " gg cii,' d .j..ding 1,4 W.. tst. Steamboat Laws. at rem low Peon. losetbnr with • lugs midi' a Wits .y.po.r. sta. Also all the tures. mtiamamd NolloW Bridge Builders. SEALED PII,OI , QSALS will be received at wall the let day of 1117 for tee " M°4 C 4: = d lanal acroerl e .47,Mnir les to OPIMUIESUDIVI 00 ale, mr.offkol. Tbe wort to be wow mewed icreweieuir ',tee tW lettleg.W. o• to be mob* t traot.. trwil l be romervedi by the dtr. 2 1 . Otiorthe Codieoloalootwil. 41. W. LIMISMIAIf, Otty Met. Ctdoegr4Teb. =Ulu 31114 1 Wftedo bete. ath sue.. - " E -- "ThWitil ProPegrialk i r 1 WILL tiELli on reasonsb e terms and 01 -a- grx - Ati,vme. - ,117,1 , 7raz.v . ,, , ,gt . . - ...,i•IMI residents& , Alio, throe LOU, iotosi ofiAtortz ea4.11•14,1= foot foxit, each. Thai. an wmbloa , fOr *Ma boarding bonus or foi COI= COSI brouirlii er tho Ponoo„ or the Clonnolsilllo . Alio, moms AOTS,.. tenni of B,OV.Az apA %Mai id. 4 oopcolto_tho epLizollailLO n ramary, gl p„. 4 , =um. Thor—se pv, R .- LA*l'l3=oll4a ot lositAA. iii of LW. no* " w laltdtr • • - Ailii 13414111141014bigq - 4. ,_ rows Lazuls. PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. TUESDAY MORELNO, APRIL 6, 18541 Advance Paymenta.-,tiereafter no oub teriononArin be taken Co the DIMLY or WeslalY Gaett unleu immom Is made In minima Mummer the Limo la up to which Use eubscription to ald, the pwrw , will be laudably stopped. Doles the subscription len awed by suiratlre payment. All tranalent adrertlaing. of every description. will be napalmd to be paid Iv Ad room. The only excerptioos will be when special month ly or Team contracts are made. aspLAto 'ellenttebergla Weekly Uazeste.—Tbs .atone. elrooLotlon °tour We liy Casette offers to our business also avocet deslroble well= of making their boldness buoys, Our areal/aka Is &Ave:auto= end floe tyme.4.4, maw, almost every mosurhaut, tosouSseturey sad sbo t'Arpor la Menem Pennsylvania. mid Eastern Ohio. (3.roAPoDdetios of N. Y. Commercial Advert/am By the Ask. • LONDON, March 20, 1856. The public are becoming impatient for the announcement of the peace treaty, but only from curiosity and a wish to turn their attention to other matters. No uncertainty prevails as to its material stipulat ion, and its publication whenever it may take place is' not likely to in fluence either the money or stook markets. The bulletins of the health of the French Em press and the young prince continued to be re garded with lively interest. At the same time, the progress of Prince Jerome in viewed with that kind of sympathy which always attaoheo to the fate of political personages connected with a past age. The minis for speculation on 'the continent shows no sign of mitigation, and new Credit Mo bitter Banks are daily announced at all points, and eepecially in Germany. All theses are mixed up In the folly. It seems to be amours gad by the respective Governments, and will probably go on for a considerable time, the ulti mate craah to be anticipated being exactly in proportion to Ito duration. The transaction in the Esiglieh funds since . the departure of the Atlantic, have not been im portant, but the tendency has been toward ten provement. Consols at the last date were quoted at 92. They have eines touched 921, and have closed this evening at 92j. During the last few days there bee been a better supply of money, and it is this that has given increased firmneea to the prices of stocks. Nothing, however, has yet been done In the die count market under 6 per neut., and there is at present no sign of tiny considerable relaxation that is likely to be permanent. A .few Austra lian arrivals would produce a marked effect, but they are unaccountable delayed. The paasage thence ought only to occupy 70 days, and we are now 101 days without &drifts. . Meanwhile, although the continental exchange■ continued on the whole favorable for this coun try, we have 61111 to send about £2,000,000 . to Turkey on account of the loan, and the ship ments of silver to India and China are going an upon an undiminished scale. Still, notwith standing the tritium:us which these airctimstan ere must temporarily exercise in preventing mei is rapid return of bullion as might suddenly pro duce an easy money market, there can he no doubt that it favorable alteration will Mot long be delayed, and that those who in commercial op erations now act on the side of confidence are not likely to be disappointed. The first step to ward relaxation on the part of the bank of Eng land will probably be a return to a uniform rate of 6 per Deux for bills having two months to run and seven per cent, for those beyond two months and under three. Longer dates than three months are never received by them. The great rebound in the wheat market de scribed by the last packet has not been folly sup ported,--a result which was generally &adepts ted. If any large sales were to be forced a re duction of ls. to 21. per quarter from the recent recovery would probably have to beisubmitted to. Intelligence item Naples that the prohibition against, the export of grain from that country has been remored is calculated to *heck any fur ther rise in London. The supplies available at Naples are believed to be. considerable. The pending political questions with the Uni ted States conunue to be actitery discussed, but nut in a way to create an increase of uneasiness. Mr. Buchanan is stated to hate resigned his functions to Mr. Defile at the beginning of this week, and he had • ferewell ►mlisoce of the Queen the day before yesterday. The reports of the state of trade throughout the kingdom are very satisfactory, except that in the iron districts there are complainta of the orders from the United States being onpreao deetly short. Credit is every where eustabtod, and not the slightest difficulty is heard of be- yond the °cantonal break up of individual spe culators. An instance of this kind was announced yesterday from Liverpool, the Srm of Messrs Behtlinik & Co., who had bout heavily opera ting Mrallow, having suspended for a consider able *Mount. Aoeorditt . it to the Indirect accounts from Aus tralia, reeeived yesterday by the India mail, the gold exports of the year 185(, up to the 10th of December, had amounted to C 9,836,4 IA.B. The total of the year may therefore be taken in round numbers a 110,000,000. The Met India mails also brought the details of the annexation of Oude. The map bad been deferred for half a Century, and every expedient resorted to, to give the existing ruler the means of maintaining himself. the vice and treachery were not to be cured, and he is now driven from his sphere of oppreesion—not, however, without a pension of ElBO,llOO per annum. Little as the fact in credited in other countries, annexa tion is not popular in England, and the (lover. nor General of India had well considered the se rises reeponeibillty of the map before he resort., ed to it. Colonization is popular, but not annex:: ation. The desire to 'mad the Englieb lan guage and race is se strong an ever, bat the re tention of colonies and territories after this ob ject In effeeted is now recognised by a large pro portion of influential people as a mistake.— Henoe couetant radian's is beginning to be observable to encourage the existing (*lonics to work toward a friendly independence. - . P. B. It is waned that ibe treaty of Peace will be signed on Baster !doodah the 24th in stant. Tan Day 00001 TIUDIL—The dry goods houses are ail now very busy In this and the other Atiantio cities, which are crowded with mor alist:lto from the interior, and the prospect for the month of Alen is flattering.,. With reference to New York the Independent nym The trade of March has been at least one-third larger than last year, and it Wm:owned that the saint proportion will hold geed to the end of the session. !deny descriptions of both staple and fancy goods have slightly 'receded in price, but the changes thee far have not been import ant. The auctions are more fully supplied this week than lit, bet the sales fii the most part, considering the heavy importations, are eatis factory—l. e., the losses have not been very ea- A malting business bee been done by the re tailers the poet week. The "spring Willow" in ladies' hats are now exhibited in all the mil linery shops, and ouch a demonstration of folly was probably never before seen outside of hea thendom. Bt. Paul's injunction in regard to m ooing the head has heed entirely forgotten. A full phrenological view of the fair sex has been determined upon, and therefore every mos, for the take of peace and the safety+f r the anion, must be reconelled. Not another dl Wednesday was the "opening" o spring man tillas. The styles generally are eery beatiful, and the variety unpreoedentod. This branch of trade has grown steadily and rapidly for five years peat, and is now attracting a good deal of attention. The aggregate business in this line II ninth larger the present season than ever be fore. AT Lonisvidle, we learn luit the.prices of corn has declined materially, noosing to speculators serious louses. 81120.) the increasing of corn crop, says the Courier, dealers have been large ly engaged in making purchases all along the Ohio river and the. venial). They commenced operations at comparatively high figures, and soon the river bankawere lined with huge plies of coni, in sacks, vivialting shipment ' Prices almost immedistelit. deolined, sod holders here in street meseurtheased ehippini, se the price in foreign markets would not warrant the coot of transportation. ,'One'rctan In Louisville con tracted for 80,000ashels shelled corn, M I 40 ainti per -bushel, Batiks rotas, and odd ten 'cent! per bushel In advance, to cloee the con tracts. Subsequently, being unable to meet hie engagementa, he gave the parties the 10,nente per bushel that had ,been advanced, and they ware to shin the *II ' and evil It on their own account. _ i Prices have declined to 26 cents, at which rate epeonlatore are again buying largely. The crop, it has been getterally conceded, Is a large one.. Last sees= the;Props, owing to the drought, 'failed, and prices, everywhere ran up to• 90 cents and $1 per bushel, but from present tadi•' rations there Is no likelihood that they will ex ceed half those rates this season, Rimunrantatem thejoint action; 'of the Republican State Committee and the Rs , publican member ! of the Legislature of Milne; March 18t1r, the following gentlemen were deign ed delegatee at largo to the Republican Nation-- I a Convention, to be bead in Philadelphia, 41 11 17, for thd nomination , of candidate! for' wed_ dent. and Vice-Presidents.. - A m i 2 mord% }Myriad Kent, :Freeman 11 Mom, roopidlcur Oohing, Rem Outer, a M. Weeks. Bartramosaram ts Vraousts...—A meeting was held at Home Creek Church, Londoun County, Virginia, March 15th, for the purpose of ratify. log the Philadelphia platform, as It was known there were come opposed to it, it was arranged that the matter should sesame the form of a debate, with two defendants on each side. Mr. Henry Brown and Mr. Thomas Taylor for the nominations, and Mr. Francis Barr, of New York,and Mr. Jesse Brown against them. The Londe= Mirror says: The meeting was first addressed by Mr. Thomas Taylor, who argued at length in favor of the American platform and nominees. Mr. Rae (of New York originally, but at present a resi dent of this county,y next took the floor. We can only give the substance of his remarks, as we write entirely from memory. He declared himself in favor of the Black Republican party, denounced the fugitive slave law, and Fillmore for signing It; declared it to be nuconstitutional e and that it should be repealed. He would not touch slavery where it existed—he would leave it to die out upon the land that bred it-..but be would have the balance of the territory of ;he United States consecrated ter freedom In accord ance with the principles of oar Revolutionary forefathers. What was ours bat eland of fiber:- ty ? And was the fugitive slave law arid Mho.' souri nttfusnism in accordance with this liberty? He wished it repealed, and there was a mighty party arising in the north whose purpose and aim it was to blot out this law and to restrain slavery within its limits. [Applause.] The debate wasoonduoted with ability on both aides, by the solicited disputants, and br the volunteers from die audience, but the excitement became at last so great, that the meeting broke up amidst the greatest '<timer and confusion.— The editor of the Lottdoun Mirror deprecates a mob in the following usual style: We counsel no wrath ; make no appeal to passion. We will not arrogate the office of ad viser of men who understand their rights and their defences, and who are amply competent to determine upon the means to guard them against both insult end invasion. But may we not with propriety, diffidently suggest, that they should soberly and solemnly pronounce judgment upon public meetings, aiming, in their essential nature, at the destruction of both property and social peace? Is the lion, with impunity, to be beard ed in his den? And shall Northern Vandalism, after having murdered our citizens in the pur suit of their property, flourish the sword of Brennus over the citadel of the South Is, to aggression and violence from without, to be ad ded moult and endangerment from within? Hee the monster of abolitionism grown to such huge proportions as to flap its dark wing over the territory of the South, without causing a feeble cry of resistance to arise from a grossly outraged and - insulted people? Shall the hiss of that serpent; Black Republicanism, be spewed in the face of a Southern gentleman, who dares to stand up within the limits of his own manor to confront the enemies of his security and prop erty Let the people of Loudoun answer by such public response as they in their judgments, exercised in calm deliberation, may determine upon. Beau, March 17.—Aa it most always be with a population not possessed of a free and !active press, and from whom the truth on all home matters is systematically withheld, the population of Berlin has daring the past week been driven from • variety of ill guaranteed statements to an excess of excitement which greedily swallowed every fable, provided it ear passed what was previously known in drastic horror. Al a natural consequence again of this state of over excitement, a reaction is be ginning to ehowiteelf already, commencing with the upper chase!, on whom various communir,' a. Lions, which may be dammed to be authentic, connected with the late events, have acted like the herring and soda water that succeed the de bauch, and restore the sufferer from his.previ caw intoxication, maudlin or furious as the case may have been, toe case of comparative sobrie ty. Count Capita, of whom it was reported that he had shot himself was killed in a duel at Pots dam, had Wednesday. As en excuse for any-in correctness that crept into nawepaper reports from here last week, may be mentioned the ex cessive excitement, that made all the world in this place nom compos, and I may as well, in apology, recite the various events of the first five days: On Sunday, a dentist of this town put an and to the lives of his two children, his wife, and himself, with chloroform; on Monday the.Hinkeidey duel; on Tuesday the mikado of the Goheimrsth von Demmer; also the murder of his two youngest children by a cabinet maker of this town (the murder of the two other children and his arm suicide were only prevented by their determined resistance, in which all three were beellyenbraberraion.) on Wednesday the Canits duel; and on Thursday the impressive funeral of the late President of Police. Surely this was enough to turn stronger nerves than the Berliners have; a Parisian could not have asked for mote excitement thaarthis; no wonder, then, that the waves of mental agitation roar rather high in tide little washhand-basin of a world called Berlin. PIO.IIPZOTIII Or NIILS HAILTIBT.—The A1ton(111.) Conner, of the 7th inst. expresses. Its opinion that we may expeot another rery fin e arop of wheat. and the opinion is based upon the fano R. tug 11,11/100.21. “The early winter lee very mild,'so much so that the late sown wheat, of which there is much continued to grow to a much latter date than tuna Then the snow will have protected it from injury by the frost. Lastly, each uniater rupted cold weather for so long a period, and cm: til so late a date, sugars, an unintenepted springtime. when it oomee. It Is further mad that the number of acne pat ender wheat in that part of the country butt fall was greater thenevar before known.” The Chicago Journal 'aye—"We mast halo large crops next falL The 'now whioh has ret ina during the past sixty days Is equal to five in , rhea of manure. People capable of estimating matters, imagine that the wheat crop of 1856 will be the largest ever harvested in this country. To estimate the value of snow upon the ground at ten million' of dollars would be a low . using." all/OTAZOIL Coma Rtes.—The State with which Slows ragua is now at war, adjoins its territory on the south. It has an area at 16,000 equare mitre, and a population estimated at 200,000. There are about 10.000 Indians, and the rest are Chiefly mined—what we would call quadroons. The regular army is very small—two hundred men— but there is a militia force of five thousand.— We are told that the latter is good for nothing. . That remains to, be proved. The President is elected for sligrarli. San Jose is the capital, and has thirty thousandlnkutbitants. The chief seaport Is Punta Arenas, on the PaCillo. Costs Rica Is the only Central American State that bre paid its debts, and has a balance on the right aide of its cash book., The source of its wealth is the cultivation 'of coffee, whiob is shipped chiefly to Europe from the port above mimed.— There is a large French and German population, which is inimical to Walker. As Amen.—The ifoniteur of the 20thuan pounces that the Emperor has had a report drawn up of the number of, and circumstances connected with, the political exiles in Algeria er In foreign countries. After the events of Jnne,lB4B, 11,- 000 persons were sentenced under the Republic to transportation - to' Algeria; by the elenieuoy of the President Gut number was minced to 800. In Deoember,lBBl, 11,201 persons were trans ported or banished. The pardons granted by the Emperor have raduoinl that number to 108E -IEI Imperial Majesty has announced thee the birth of an Imperial l'rinoe presents an occasion for the authorization 'to be granted to re-enter France to all such persona as shall Astatine to submit loyally to the Government which' the nation has chosen. , . A Taxarran Lseek—Craten, Gnif.:-19e learn that 011 e ef the workman fell from the Bock Island Bridge, last week, &distance of finj two feet.—• A large !intik of timber fell at the same time and from the same place: The teebeing rotten, both the stick of timber and the min went-through together, andelie min on the bridge Stood again expecting to see their comrade ad more. But in a twinkling he scrambled out en the ice, and, with: clenched beta end significant gestures, cow minced. ewearing terribly at some one for poets lug him off the bridge. Bating the cool tinth be bad received, he was none the worse for his fearful adventure. . Tel London Times, in the *Marie of In art;. ale on the dlthaoltlea between Greet Britain and the United States. tape ...nil for honor and glory in that pert of the world, we only wish' to keep what we have,' ail we ore very well aware we eihould meet With I many nit hspo in, a war with a 0040W:whose only dimprem trove amiotives ile that they have no ." Cm" ArbilwirinY, Half pay List, or Horse enarde • . Von Ran us.—.4aPiale, Kennedy, ' of Carroll,' ton, Mahout to. leave for:Xs/teas AO Ibik'tip 14 Intuition fop tventiNeni, at thlrtysolietential far mers of Carroll• - ootuttyottlio ha,. resolved td seek boreal.* 44141rlittf'; Mini ' at the larmere or Jeformer Metnty,,Ame; are 'Wet to leate for Hama& 'preeelat opting and Wartumoroi, April 4.—Ogloial advice' wired Irani Coeta.!fgen confirm the publieha soconnte relative to the military movements: in Met State, and ocogdantir . predict the,uptlebig . of the people of Vkatsgua vellum' the govern.. meet of Walker, and the annibilstloo s et-14 No. 911. "Resolution to authorise the distri bution of the pamphlet lawarand Executive docu ments to certain institutions." Postponed indefi nitely. No. 919. "An Act relating to wharves upon the canals of the Commonwealth." Paned. No 404. "Au Actielative to the sale of lands for the non-payment of taxes." Lost, moved . to amend by exempting seated lauds; bat, yeao 44 . rays 45; whoa the bill plumed, yeas 61, eve 87- No. 932. "A euPplement to the acts relating to incorporations by the Courts of Common Pleas." Posited.' NO. 167. ~A n Act relating to the seriiee of process in oertain oases." biased. No. 198. "A. supplement to an act taxing cer tain offices." Postponed indefinitely. NO. 206. "An Act making an appropriation from the State treasury in aid of the Farmers' High School." Postponed indefinitely, yeas 48, nays 88. No. 878. "An Aot relating to moneys at in terests." Lost; yeas 21, nays 62. • No. 210. "An Act to increase the•pay of the County Commissioners and County Auditors of this Commonwealth." Pawed, yeas 48, nays 40. No. 211. "An Actrelative to actions is par titions." Lost, yeas 24, nays 66.. No. - 214. "An Act to extend the jurisdiction of the courts in the Commonwealth of Pennsyl vania in cases of divorce." Negatived. t, • No. 216. "A supplement to an act relative to suits in dower and partltion." - Passed finally. No. 217. "An Act in reference to promissory notes, bills of exchange." Poetponed Indefinite. ly. No. 219. "An Act in relation to trials for W6B pat on Its passage, and lost by tie .ote; yeas 48, nays 41 II" appears from various accotmts that there are bands of scoundrels organised at various points along the Missouri river, for the purport., of searching the baggage of Kansas emigrants. We have been very reluctant to believe thii story, but It is constantly confirmed; and It far ther appears, that there are spies of the border =Mans traveling on the baste, kepping a look out for ' , abolitionists" and Sharpe's rides.-- If these rumors are well attested, Missouri bonds will take another elide downward. The intention of the raisea to search the baggage of emigrants, and Interfere with travelers for opinion's sake, on the great Missouri river, is meaner than old fashioned piracy on the high seas.—Cm. Can. =22 . , Wessman tOrICIUSION.—Tbe Stafford West ern Emigration Company, comprising from 600 to 700 persons of all ages and both sexes, inclu ding from 100 to 200 from the oily of Lowell, are to start soon for the "Far West." The .Ne• York and Erie Railroad Company will for ward this large party, io detachments, as far as Dubuque, lowa, at which point the locating com mittee wilt make known the site selected teethe settlement of the colony. The Company ie composed of some very substantial New Eng land men, who have already paid in to their Treasurer $20,000. HAIAISHISAGH, April 4..—Geri. Lane read an address upon llamas affairs in the hall of the Boise of Representatives, before a large audi ence, including most of the members of.the Legislature and many ladies. It was a clear statement of the history of recent events balite Territory. At the close of the address a reso lution was adopted, returning thanks to the speaker, and expreseing the opinion . that Mili eu should be admitted . Into the Union. Two Baltimore Clipper eays it is said and be lieved in Richmond, by persons who have the beat opportunity of knowing, that Governor Wuse's mind is very much impaired; indeed, eo much eo, that he sheald not be held reeponsible for his language or writings. An effort has been made to suppress these facto, but they have leaked out." TEll Ohio &merman has published Senator Douglas' Kansas Report. It is long enough to cover the whole groostd.—Ckastander. Yes, It Covers not only all of Kansas but the "borders" of Missoari.—Cleastend /Lirald. DIREISOB OF YU LIM& .• • R R. ROBERT BUNTER desires to an. taws that Ito the Infterromloo ant'iann of .. ho ere miming foot affeatione of Throat or l i ml . mh s a. elt . yehed a femill t emsdkal of u partral et In eldela ourt r ..e flared . fen etteettlan of hi. elm on every on seectiarb.r...4l with DratmOttary illomam. The re latnnbar ematalo., In addition to me th Inkoreation • thould be reed b emery orearedlops ed to or ndlerlnelhooa either Bronchi A.M.. or Oma As __fondle explanathan or the method or enestanent by Tom Dr. Hunter ale. enninmee that Imam opened Winch establletdoanta ?Mr the treatment of theme Menem at Thlledelahla- Balt/mare and Weehlnaton Then odd we are placed ureter the geolletlonal ebarge of altWful sad acaniallaba4 rodant DlnnOnsa, win tom aalog.4 la monanne Inn tam kau .,,. oinessa ola co Mae the tastmentof atinae. reddent la these MAW. er=ye ha Mara maps all the ears. teem of Dr.nonter . 'dyke end treatment ender the mod brrorsbla ansplree. - _ h , -Then arraasternenta are rendand hT bothO. Rm. Orh'ilms method under the mann of by • manderlas 9 oaths, oh , . in assay Instoorna . Eno. Purtosee. Mid by Qs sale of am Wino /Ronan In tils Dray.. thr=ttplooot. ter. Snob hadronree tend to brine ma thls prank. and to ctleconrade pawns from minas, thaw mane of Ue, the only wdentlhe and eimode el treaties draw of too Reentratoty • Is oh o ofintlansof _tin Ducat Ind 'than la ro 41tilmln visleog the troatmast of our aorno• mann, mg - fir the • aumettleaos of tboll. vial= to men the owns *fhb tesanooo. Dr. Hama bag impart el a In of ensallona which •111 enable theta ?f i r a more roll end explicit matemiut of their own toostan Irlelis mans of t.b• aponOto will ba lboraA oe soannatlon to either of Lb. Zllagrinit Wren= • New TorkaPt. Upbeat Hawke. Nu 82 Brooldww Phlladplth, Dr. N. isms Ll:rsram, No: 802 Walnut oh Balthoona /4,111 WII. NotaDituffl b C a 1 gr.7:1 , 6 ...lie . moll ea by letter, enl Broadest. Nem Tont.' . The liteelellet ie nallishat at 11 a ever ha Memo.. tbe. A it......m0 a l he o r n . b. I 11 , A. ezt yerl by. r 4 sr.. or ttroolTh=n3r. BOBtAT 11131r*0. nleladihry L .. E MON & CO.--TRANBPOBTATION LlNE—mk,th e ...eb. azt...dr• • '7_ % 11.1r2 ' .... WENT . a lailuA b ad .1), Tialoooll 01 not Oa Ilir qtrWintlineTits , .... -. 4 - A • • • . ...B. ......... So ne et • • • mut %lista= t.' TII• avoldwate of 1.. ItMllll ctn. HAVE thi C a (l. l ari =dy kerlgratates, * ln th:atoft. with Gle . t h; are In oont. 't old ran . C dtt Tebst en. un: 6.r ttr same sad styls ofJOHN THOJMON 00. I nould tan Ink opportunity of MAW= Pay dawn tbait• to my old onstomere Dr the tory lamed mom t Won harsh melted trout them. sad would nuppotral ly .ollcit cretlatoureol their pramoser Atter au bas tret Plttretrah foe *latent yea% L t iZ 'a tot .17 that Loy volt atm et rla dont in en = tt bult . manor. Y u 1 eater myself that my . manned crya.rattimalkintnna by tho tn. March th. 3OHN .271021115021 Watrthea t Okckiaad Jewelry at greatly Itedeeed Priem 11OHN ROBERTS, 16 'fifth meet, is :ara t liz r z y . Ilstr n ig = m rk of same.inz trot eon liMpliestal7 oalarging Me Eon room sad tbo mut." or =tiro inor ittek &b. Suing Znodo. Pavans_ iimpoing Vett batzatu aboakt d.'"l2" C= 4 = id. Don't Ibrot tbo ;Ton . /6 rytok Wit. bar Mutat. Ibb FIGAR, CURED HAMS-10 Us 8 0 Hams Just reed sad fbr We by 7fOJtBYTHe ffoorr • O,OAP 'Ems Oleb le Sup j reed O. Wby mai MIA a 1104,, GI TARtaNDLE ----13-5 O Bar %ales Art Mil sad lbergebr /011151121*KOTT. I in OIL - 20 - WO No 1 Lard 011 just read Mid lb ads Er - JOIST= it am= FOIL TM, &ado, Cravats and Mooted :Olsen. Sada ankst• gsamenta envy. Mist:. .4 , b"" `.ape ILOIUMB. T 1 Marta a. ro HUNDRED BBL& EXTRA FAMI LY PWITIL 'to wells sod Ide Pir apA• iffunt li ant Wm' and U l e•'- mt '_ ~~} ___ YR FLOOR—A aztwe 'nal re- I, •‘. • • • • . 1.4 r I : .1t fAWN --10,000 &soon Shoulders, 4000 do Skip f a T. eon sad lca raj it LITTIA A 00. , L ueux CURED HAMS .-25 :i.orces mars ~X.E.l).Hasns sear, LI so! Er NY by • apt T TTLE &OE. Igo 1141Smad QUO AR .PUREED DRIED BEEF-15 ser. PtSed Bad hi stare Y11,101.'404 ti lALRD MIL Na 1' Lard Oil In ~edinr gals bi Sid - /Ir a/ a 4 Suorateilio MOLAssEs--- 5 0 12bda. N. &warUO br , b'iVezul Pen nutruthojeesustaarre. ridgy, April 4, In Snaareolus.Copmitteee of Conference on the bills deeiatstory of this :sot extending the riOit of trial byjury, end Meatier to ling joint temente, tenants in common and adjoining owners to manage and develop millet - . al lands, made report, and the hills reported by them were pused. The same action was had in theHdtse. Mr. bookalew's amendments to the CO nilL - lion were taken up and disconted A motion to strike from the third amendment the words that no city shall be allowed to have more than fifteen representatives, was best, yeas 15, nays 16; the third amendment was then adopted, yeas 16, nays 14; the fourth was also adopted, when the Senate adjourned. In the How% the public: calendar was taken up and the following bills acted on: No. 258. "An Act relative to agencies of, for eign Insurance, trust and annuity companies." Indefinitely postponed: • No. 788. 'An MA relating to the rights of property of husband and wife." Amended and pawed. ACON— lk5 l5 Muds &madam 3 do Mug • ' do Ram. /lid toed mid Ibr solo • POLSTZII I BAOOO--2.5 keg 0 Totem* in dm sea ter mak el. rug , './mew" °°'
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