111E=1:M1:1
MEM
EKPA RU 4IILD <° Ifi 1786
J.)kitt , IVTOIL
Y.
•••
•W. t:y."KILTitINLI
lo :La zvase . r. New .Y.au.
, , hl.l . lu, !FIN terrxt,
ir ..iitttit,ltigrj:j f 4t : VA:rn "" V%ltat=
ttor I.74ußds/
" fliOridif4sle for /856.
giNik - InrittiALL,' 9 and liPark Pl
riEW NOBLinirdabs tton ot au/n*l'mm all
#l3l 4 :lVXVia l lagl it ri k Allll(3Ali STRAW.
o f Ec ALIVICLIZZEI.2BI..ARI H
ÜBa EM ft,-
itiZitoo
ent of STRAW BONNETS sod
numt 064
• . ado 'bale ". 4 1 1,1 2 7wm be offered
intarkffarra ; I),A 11 AMY " kjalintolk..
:The British Plate -Glass Company.
AVM , MEAD, LAMMSWEI4 ZEELAND.
Warehouse fer the United States,
-4! ;-- JUii N. Ft. PLATT,
•-- . 4"! - 70 Murray . Street, Nos , To*.
SfroFaln~thlitiool
le ek e rr ' a ) 11 1 :11 11 .11 11 4 1 1 for aaa f t="t.
low* Prouty 'Show Cu., Im. , Also, Bough Glom from
t k U
54 14XWootorninut&o r 4 referred to rho Nov stab
1 1 . 1 ozo4LOI r rl i tS,. gri% mkt I!
_,Oss4cl=atp,
MeCREADX, morr. & :BRUNDAGE,
AUDREY Li trim,
oriorier of Hest! ji.o , BBW 1011.8„
TBIPLE . . • DiartnaatepP •
B:EFINRD OAMPLIENE,
SO and 9d per call nainoL & A. E. HUM,
SZAWILISCIYACII3I.I3B LIM Osamu
Th. mloirlhe artless. of the best aaeatt7, azel 'offered et
rW levee& market prlebe.
BURNLVO "LEH%
natty Tursttbse. Tat. Phstijkolo. itoft 04 NAM Tor.
patine, Might Vends y noel Ter, and NAVAL BTOIUIB.
.4 every dew:tett=
rIIO3. USW. Distakr. B. JBNNEY,
ANDREW JESUP,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cotton and Woolen Machinery.
Allow ...a BaumYa AfaiitP 2b.4. Batt p.
lesportses •ad Dealer. la Alasteacturers' Articles.
No. 67 Pirlo , St., New York.
ti.13.--e goats L the
"WOOD/4077 k BIACIII IRON WORKS,.
•• ". 'teas Allsrinu and Baer.,
troludve Amway le Now York for
LOWELL BLACIIINBSUOIn Machinist. , Toole
n0241.1yr . •
.D. F. TIEMANN & CO.,
45: Fulton street, New York.
• i_IittANUIPACTUBERB Of •
()IL' , WATER COLORS,
VAR.& 113H&S;
And -Importen of - French Zinc White, ke.
the Oh:calm sa
m il Priem Llits bannaded upon migrlto
ail
Rough's Patent Elastic, Skirts.
ItATES k PRAMS, No. t Prlsy street,
VeLITTLON.-Notee. ire iceman. excerpt th.r hare the
temp of the petent., ,, All casectifectanine sad sellers lec ,
reneger will IA pleeleutied eceordiceet ht.. =MD-,
W. • MOON & son.
otwz Aim mixono MAICER,U
246 FEONrBT. 4146 BROADWAY, Arial roan.
FAIRBAIifigI3 , PLATIO2a-SCALES.
riE imdarergiiimr , hwirmk beeti Appointed
exclude Azents fer the isle of there abnted
4 , 1,13;
_hyfininithinil immix=
ka. FAIRBANKS & CO.,
Rupiah:air ineltilathmtion hi MI !whew enonnunlte
to ute I=o
Thew tte, Vin 747: t i lettriVlSliiiiB7
mar on an incest Bellew& in the United States
ad Meilen& in emu tauten of bantams thzenlienet
he Vona. and onlibrak aninney end greet durebill.
YrlVAVettast Willfla r l= o cIAN IN6 ifi r NO
APP.ZAL.
.
We ar:W: . : r fil.l Conatar.-Pertabls,
tiormasa. 11111. lisz, -Baltroul and Omni
ticalmst 'nos. 12188ZY t WELLS,
0 . 3 : 5 R 9 07, i- q" mt V g ba
mallard •
.PITTSBURGH' COACH 'FACTORY.'
ALM,
•• • BIUBLOW & CO.,
our o c l v . 0 4 I y •
•
FAO - burgh. - Poona.
(20ACOR1 CARRT
na A
lDm a tio V.:l; or PELV
er ONS :
Lasla e llot !lath. skill Mo n ;Mtli b i r ,
sud
sar weir Inarintad. aro
_ fildColl.and - Leather Moro:
SEELKPATRICK, •
No:-'21 South Third Street,
.Cothrsut Iliad and Chestnut du, Moto
fl
AB FOB &ALE SPANISH HIDES, Pr
udCaucßtaa Orosu silted Patna Kips Taxman' 14Mo:us re
Ittot4 at tluo ioreutprioso and the beettorma
11116.411 kinds Of Lftthor the rough wanted. fur mato
that Wilma market prim win to given freecu or token in
vutompt tbr Hides. Loather stand of than.. awl
arid tgammtmioo. ca 112.1.3
.
WM. .111cCUTelt.E0ii
WHOLESALE 4ROC/ER.B.
Produce and CoraculAion Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
Pittsburgh Manufactured Articles,
No. 219 Liberty street, corner of In -0.,
nye PITTSBURGH. PA.
. - .
/OMB a COOLEY,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
BOAT FURNISBERS;
Produce and Pittsburgh manufactures,
No. 141 Water Street,
• 12e P911: 4 .4V2/GH. PiHPI
PAINTEELS.
LONG Sr.: LANE,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS.
NO. n (mired
CKisa vi e t i ztuau t limp TRAT.
All orders promptly attend e d to.
. . waged ..n style. ROM 41
BUMS .ItIBIB & NEM=
- VOUNDE‘RS AND ENGINE BUILDERS,
41: affi Mantaarimmi of an delealPLl= Mill C.thigN
Oren& ke,..k.
Oalta, No.A klapttprtzsert, between mid &send
stmts. • • ' • aillyd•
8: N. ifTICIZERSHANI...
lA/HOLES ALE D -RETAIL
yy: DRIMKURT. No. 2.41 I.lberty Stmt. Bead of
Wad, - Pltd - buzdt• Pa. al.ary lisoyd oo band and
loysolo•promal and camernant of Drum.
Idadklad.; Wisdom Ohm ed
&lad^ Potdr, PlntaddlmT 21 . 41.
doom, do,
To my old Moods and costomora—limint soldont my
Om Moro In IMltlonora, and mtommd to tiald oNY. dod
bo cot tbo Dreg BatabUatonent of Mr. /ad Nolo.,
No. MI liberty strait. I MINI b. happy to coo my old
fryonda,ot lb. =stomas of alz. Molder sod dull mem
no Wm to almod them MIN anythlndalu a tity amain
my Lim of boaleme.. S. N. wzo AR,
dodgy _ 241 Liberty irt.
• •
WESTEttag TEA STORE.
.Comer ,of. wood and Sixth streets.
MOSE FLAVORED :BLACK TEA-10 hf.
ilwrta or Stud Chaim' Pastbatuc Via' Caw etr
ar the Ganda, /anew Chop, zet . o_p onno.
rzteratr.twrit etg win m'd
_ '
,
Silks and Ladies' Denis Moods_ stmerallY,
CLOAKS, TALMAS & SHAWLS,
NMUROJDERIES AND MAPLE ROODS,
. For Family Use.
Adtaidualli ditepdve aswelzand la siker the 'boys
digertsdaddjastreed and eedlind at lowest ream
larli 14.1.4 earner 4th add Market. sta..
Stoves, /Fenders and Fire Irons, ,
IRON AaI. CITY ST(IVE• :WAREHOUSE No.
124 Woad stmt. baa waived which
tato tba 'Jane =mat artia44ra mold ta
cit, attention at Mass aaallag a= ULM
I0•311/W0/11Stka at car stoat. mbleh toll tad oam•
pieta. We are &Lambed to 011 Y for as the lariat In
iba clam. Samsastes the Nam 2•106334 Woat street.
ac 9 T. J. ca.:419 a
WELLS.* NITCHELTREE, - sr.,
Rectifying Distiller . and Wino and Liquor
MEROLIANT,
ire. TOD .Überty fared, Pittlburvh- .047
• Pro p _
HE Mai& Nan o.sals. Road' Co., - will
ProPoSsis COM the tenth of April oast, for
• furnietilug of 10.000 Roll Roull tram Ilea to he num.
unweaned from POUND WHITE OAK or BLACK PEECH
TiSili[64:44.o ilelivored sr any point on lts , liro
the Road' brain=or tions. LOULPYILIJI sod .PITTABO Apr RUII. la
pmpro the mouth. of il, Kay sod
Jans.of Morin&
Warn , AU so bb loapactral and approrol of
by too Aaii.tnot Miaow Parlor charge of tidy Division
of the Rood. ohne nachdem. an to else and quality. eball
De
7,l bi gk ... Mgt '
11r2r tore•-•• WILY on 0 •141 4 tiILY EN Werra
71 1487THINATE ' 1 , ; 7 : 111 1, .1 KINN Inaba!
wnx.,,,,t0• • goo, by 811VoN lodine THICK, sad
111 411#1t g ilIVIT. of purchase e;throy 1.;;;
jaklat Mork of WS Company. and no Wanee to each
-,,,,„:=111.,°.=, to the Preddeni of the Om.
roof. Or to rola:id JOS. B. IdoOltit. nup,t.
•
Bags! Bap!!
EIGIEWHEAT BAGS-2.5 and 50 lbs. emirs
on band and for al* by 111M01111 Itoßl N,
V fu[ otos Boom Oottro loristrborr, Wu to. lAA
( ..tddwd Fords': 2 bushel &Masai Boom. ar+l3.4lmrlo
800TT, Diatist, Fourth street,
111111 • Ov.doori wart of klarkst. Mos Doan oqp. --
AB"
Poo SO. tO5 t.O.
inflr vann,4i
• • Removal.
E. BUMS CO., .Wholesale Drug
s gigs bars isolovsl to tbs luso sod oommodions
vsrsbous.ae the earner of Wood sod SooCed tts. whm u
our did eostaeors droWii . Draltr. Piaui% •".
Widish als.. um um • bug. sad war 'sleeted stook
Meal low. Goodusrmitod. So 4
Removal.
IHMEII2 , I_ Manufacturer of every va-
I rletrof MILS, EtOITLZ9 wad SIMIDOW GLAH4
Rattap ..„ Whas sad (dust Mika, Deogjohno wad
ruat Giustn wydry ww an
aty. W•houed.
I%Meddl.wod lird and 1113 /Indwta, PllLlurgb.
011.20
Brew Medan Tub and Bucket Factories.
subearibers continue to manufacture
L sad wk.! Tube. Keeley% Ztne
cad 'name' na.mt Waßtkinir_Xachlimm
°mos precontly Ittasuled to. cuALIS kW4LTOII..
mhtrAfigui
. .
• ' Steam Saguia% and Roden. 7 7. -
kefiflNES, with the latest improvemeuts;
,Irwranted beckqualltwe ti rt hand waif au& to .' Mgr,
of thorted izadits =loon dawn naive
-Orden SIM wi th despateb. at , Llst,tberty . T .,.t„ mi..
banal, l'a mhAr.3wd w. W._WALI..4 ~..,
QUELLED CORN-100 bush. in store for
tOeV tow to dam by •vs DAVID CjiZitarr-
Q.LAMLBBIS BAUS--201X1 Bur k , B for
.proirt7. JO non a
DAILY .:- P.1TT . 8.,r14/G-U GAZETTE:
ATTOIUIEYS,
OSEPII S. & A. P. MORRISON, Attar-
Law, 01111 n. No. 143 Fourth sheet, bstwr.rs
A Atm el
tb.Sold andtirsat, Pittsburgh. P. m 124
R OBERT
E.
; , g. PIIILLIPS', Attorney.L4fel;sw,
14 --
I R . OBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law—
orn*, . at lilftn and Ward stracaa.aoparna the Mart
burgh.
my.24-e63
OM 0. P
-
JAMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, office
Fourth WNW,. new Grua, Pitunornh. Je16417
AGENCIES.
ifflPidgiul General Counnizsion and Callen
,
. • Cum Agency Office,
r a the • collection of flome and Foreign
maresatel• and all other Maned claim.. in &MIMI=
an. adJanent Stanek merestreent and Payment et Moneys,
Pay - rnt of Taxes, Purr-bass and Bala or 'teal Letate and
Bunks and Insurance &rata
riaaasa a ANDXRSON,
Neferencertn 2N7tebetryileesra Kramer a Rehm, Bant
amer Wchants. hite & Gestate (Moe; Loran; &award . 4 00..
•
liai•rO-Tlroei or 1
0 I= " ndbi
WM. A. ERWIN'S .
EAL R a lSLA r lß .. oleps, Npe 1 l , 87 Frvp t
atcee;So.
WOMB, Real Estate Agent,
gthe udelaned“ iod 'An -Eitokri,vlllegi Na g 2
arth stmt. aboTo Woo& Boarnerr promptly attoodod
to.
(..lAAMlRErfl.'litAßSlD2l,ReZeriitaryeiti- -
10 .01 lasuranas Oorateuer, 04 Water etteet.
jrM. GORDON, Secretary Western Ineti;•
. nape Oa, 92 Water etre.. -
, 1 .GARDENiiR COFFIN, Agiat for i"nu:iklia
air' lemma. Cha north.. aanee of
IFISIbIrd greet. • '"."' blond
--
, A. MADEIRA, Agent for Deismer° Ma-
N•
Mal In4nranc. 004444..17. 42 W4t4r 4treot.
DRUGGISTS.
4 OFIN lIAFT, Jr, (suooessoiio Jas. M'Cluf
feyo Wholesale and ke.au Drui.ut end ihelar in
ap, OH; Deoidnife, de., 141 Wood Knee. B don. below
Vl4ein dll4Y r rittaborsti. firnegular *sant Ihr Dr.
fort's Medinii.. =BO
21011 N P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
Divas. Pant., Oa% VaraUlm and Dro nal% No. IN
birrty Knot. Pittsburgh.
All'orrlan will metro prompt ottottlort.
or /Lout for &honer' rulmoolo Byrom. taar.24:ly
DA. FAHNESTOCK & CO., Vi'holesale
Ptairlsta macadietOtin Pt 1/.4
i; Sailr Lltharge; coiner Wood and Mot otree Pittr
bumf.. me.h7
SELLERS, Wholeaalo a
tz ellik in
ii
PRAITN RfITEITWIte - .t lesale Retail
Ortglea, cornor of Liberty WI St el. otrootaf
. 801.100NMAKER & CO., Wholesale
~Illesseasta No 411, Wad street, Pittaburgh.
kOSEPH FI. MTNI3I, Successor to L. Wilcsm
Ai Oct., aorner Market atreet an,d Dlamond—lteemma
Wan hand • toll and oomplate aasortment of
MAO... 111•41claa Moats, Parftnnerv. and all al.=
Dattainlng to Ids boainasa
'.. Ptfakdans Drottrltottons carafally compc =dad at nil
lartly
COMMISSION &C.
Llta LaMar itittbsov/i
Finmplineya. Rodman a Hams, PLI4.
KOONS & 11111181111 E,
FLOUR FACTORS.
General Produce ammizaion Radiants,
No 47 Nort Whareo and 93 N. Wale %. ttelow Ram,
PHILADELPHIA,
41010; na TJ
en•
1 7. Woollnira a Oo. U Ph D Lehm A Co.l.ln z 0.
Garrett. Manta a Lb. • A D Dupont A 00,
Wood A 0 Ived,_ •• Teed A Mien
.--
Inter, PrAto A Co. •• PoadlcA A Pou f ]e, ••
Web lxpe A On, . 4 !domnr A Chitin. .°
Truitt. Brother* Co. - J 8 Chennowetb A On ..
Bryan, Kral:m.4 a Ock.. Plttel.4l, L. Wilmarth A Co, rdildri
kIArALtY. yetCa.aTo G 0,.. Wattldatt , , ,, . ,
... A no diek.
And Pittahurgh AM PEddadolzthla OeFedtantil generally
jaliTund
MeSANE ALTER.
finaecesems
EA to
L 14114 A. k A. blellsza I
D
' FLOUR, :GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Colandwnon and Forwarding Merchants
No. 114 Second st, PutsbrogA, Pa.
Pap 11.-16.11y1ja12
SIPRINGER
, 0.:14.111 &SION ftilit&llANT,
Dealer in Wool, Provicione & Produce generally
NO. "M 5 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTMBVRWI,
;: E. MURPHY,
FORWARDING & COMMIBRION MERCHANT,
. Particulor attantion ittrott to ths solo. a
PR 0 D 17Co'd.
No. 155 Front Street,
!.Orpralts th. llovong.herls UMW.
Joan AV MS— —A.I LEL CH
.Atez.
nirsa; ,
WHOLESALE GRObERS,
produce & Commission Merchants,
AID DILWILIte II
j PITTSBURGH HAN UP" A UMBER,
h Weed et, between Weser and Veen( at
aide PITTHBUIttiII
I4•ivailtim:l:4:Ml
Flour, Produce, •Provision and Commission
• MERCHANT,
267 Lederts drat. owner of Hawk
Pittsburgh,
IVES hie attention to the saleof Flour,
G
/10:. 4bn Lerd..Chsere. Butter. 0 rein. Dried
ilel..Doseissolorsts esereetfully solicited. szd-Ir
EMILY 8. KING.
(late oldie firm of King & Moorhead,)
COMMISSION MEIRCILiNT,
DEALER IN PIG NT L' AND BLOOMS,
No, 76 Water street, below Markel,
sag PITT&BURGH. PENTGL •
A. A. HARDY,
ao
0111118356 AND i4 F0RT921111144
Agent of the Madieon and Indianapolis
RAILROAD.
No.Bo Water et., Pittabargh, Pa.
jaID-17.1
FuRWARDIN &,
G ..0031MISSIoN
and Dealers in all landed Pittebnrib MAD.
trisetitrectArtieher, Lead Pipe and 'Sheet L.A. No. 97 First
arse; Pittebantr,-
' ..1 .-- 1 B. CANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio,
i N g i lataV v Dtl sad /a:manila blertrg . ,:a . tro . lei.
dab. and Mortara Prodaos 7. Wstr otalOt•
'run I:Witt:44ld sod Wood. 11
Trull LEV.4 . I- 1 .—..
dlrm z ... ..
bWm liiivictxorki7,lll.
ry, LIRLE & CO., i'lholesalo •fienoeni,
. Frodao• and Conuandoci Merchants, and Doan. In
ctsbato- Iloanfoctam. No. 112 Bocond streotgati.
boxzb.
11.F.E.Ski WAREIIOOBE.—HENRY 11.
"C
OOLLlNFldluwardlng sad Ooaualnolon ktorcluat.oad
Dealer In Chasm Bottor, Lao Nab sad Produce somers2ll
26 Wood etzoot. slam Water. Pittaborats -, • mill
Imparter'end DeaitTr
in /mach and Aortic. Wait Pam . , No. 66 Marko*
between Tbird wad 'myth Amt. Fittatnarib..,
DRY GOODS.
IuSEPIE HORHE_& C 0.,,"
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ,
TRIBININGS ,
IMBHOIDEHIEJ, HOSIERY ' A GLOM . ,
Fancy Goods, ho.
1ir0.77 liarkette.. Sd. us and the Marrawl. ,
Zr airellta lot 131.4147 . 11 Yuma:. co b 194 1,
\
Abl, Jr., A. Bro.,
N 4:. 91 Market at., are cloning out th eir ea
tin stook ten., Goods at so Immeomdlsontot Iron
• prima preparatory to parchallne thole orb= nap
plt. 1 We have on head • eneanortment of the follosine
Peramettee, Pedant Wool Dann,.
Wp,Wd I'lelds.lindotesCloth,
_Tames Utoth. Bombazine.
' W h aftTrisrVtle U f l e. P d ith N'W s lret i". tirl r gy., ' Cr=
Nired Brocade d B:nped Dress nta• all .f
l e ll lt• sold :groa tmarina;
A.i. IWO'S sO3 111111011401L..0. c. 4.1131031 T It CO IL TWA.
. A. MA.gON & CO., Witolesaleanaßetail
Meets Fanny WA Bteple Dry ClaxlA, OM
tituburth.
PiTY k BUROHFIEJJ), Wholesale
and Retail Dry (Rod. Merebants, 43.3nur Yourtb
and 1.1 .toot. Pittoburgb.
TAIILKAN I LOW,
PUaUIIAX/NU VW POUR ARO! NO AG I Alf TA
. .
110 107 1010101/.17, NSW TOIII..
Vkr ILL Purchase and Forward all Mater
, y lab wad b Italtread and Btaambaat Co'... steam
V PEWS and Car taalltletea alatufattanua aza attars. at
the lowest tat..
Ws. W.TAMAIAn. t Matte For
Jiinte W. Low,
LiOCIL4I.II . Locomotive Worts.
Dalton Cutting !WWI. thamfaoturinst
noviod Hand Stamp Co.
Atorriesn Machine Amp Co„,
- tmalth`o Patent (Mr dmi.
. Iloptio. Petroto3ar /Domain&
Adam. Planta CerAprlss.
rade• Putout / lots atm. PaoMolt. f p d 6 sl' 6o
Removal! . Removal! Removal!
11011.00011 d co.—No. 23, YIPTII 673667.
HAV INO Removed our Stem to 23,
111 1,1/Ihettext , (next dour to A. A:Mum I Co.) we as
taqsved to nnhibit one of the tamest Make of
Ported mad Amnion° Carpeting', end on Cloth. In thi.
main& In smortnient ono be found
E Vel WfitoMtf.-
go Ti t. Brussels UsrPeles
11111•Ndo
rarerlsl sad Ile="frOsgs,
Patent. nePeohnf,./nAo•In linen
norentor end rine leur . 2_ Ong,
And ELM
roinittott with BCotch Kelt Nation^
Pr's° ,!=lt:Vidna. Stith Rode, WolinonTrii;
I rovers At Oil Cloth, whom. m. 0., Buff
tatg. Cm.n /ugly, to /M. Aleo.1! ht=itook
netr Moor dtl
Cloth llhooaci S ‘ nrtllto"enee!6"4" ol i" vole " II‘U
Smut Machines.
1 4 1. 1 ILL'S PATENT BURR SMUT MA
; mimes, amotl la T® Mlle In flto West. Thor run
Ito, ol.ot wall: . aro durable and Arbon Ahoy teem.
1 , 41.0 11, the edgy mow,ra.tir /114 .1 a11K Olt DWI,
Taorltave, twat WWI for Iran In toy Out Pitt.
bomb. (elp of au, largest wills la thoWaat) out aro war
m/And to
clean,lMl.APot portlestlflt l
m -ant
0. lutadbllla, Or.
din bawl atal9 M 4. Plb
4lb-4:ODA W W WALLACE.,
kiENTUCKY BLUE URI!, just rep
"trod 1 . 4 br Z. BAILIN lfilk &CO.
WOill Mut.
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 1856
BANKING HOUS
JOHN T. HOOO
BIDIPORD REDFORD 00.
Tr{' SOMERSET . CO„
MOUNT TLEEKANT, IV ILSTMORWD (Kt.
OONNELLSVILLIL VAYETTY (.14.. Penn
UNIONTOWN
BROWNSVILLE,
NEW BliniliTON, 'NAV BMW,
Depoidte received. DU/wants made, Una la bon,
and collected, Bank Noted, and Specie bought
illcarJ, Notes and other Beetirritles bought ..nd
centmlsion. °omen:maiden., and collectioc..nlici
atkatt 0.tm...
asok—...--rwassesnay
R - RAMER.dc HARM, Bunkers and 'Ex
ediangsl3rokers. Buy and sell Gold and Rlrrar sad
Notes. owartlata loans on Baal !state or Stook Seel,-
puerbass PromlnorrNotas,aad Th. Bills on East
and Wast. Btu and salL acct. oa Cssonlaaion. Goner
Mons made on all points 'ln two Union. Jake corner of
Third and Wood etrfets, di...Ur Ooposlta thsl St. Charism
Hotel. ap7
•
HOLMES & SON, Dealers in Foreign
N .: and Dameette Map ksahsags, Osrtinaiies of Do
ped gent Notee and Spade. bro. Market stmt. Pitt&
burgh: air Colleellone made 011 all the prizeited Mies
Ilatemuthent the United States.
MANUFACTURING.
are.dtlenginta.ctimmentes,nt...u. o. rimmi,..S. ik lemma.
- ' AMERICAN
PAE .m. a- - Ek a ,MACHE
G COMPANT,
No. 78 Second it., Pittolnirgh. Pa.
ttN. UPACTURERS of Papier A
Macho
Ornaments Rol:Months( lio9ooll.lsteam boate„ lihipa and Picture grantee. Whidon and Boor tleede.
Braakets, Tusses. Corniota. VenUlatore and Cents, Pb..eo
Zs
and
ILomttee and Mouldings of every detieription,
elm wid dollen, imam= and rated more durable
titan any othar article non lo nee.
IMl.Orders executed on the shortest notice.
N. B.—Attention of Steamboat Builders lex Cally dl
rested to tine article. on amenint of Its light ht.
CUMMINS, TOMBS .1 ...'
Na MiSecond et., at. Wood /I Market eta,
iegg•dtr Poregetrano.
imeaux..........-101121 I. mason— aiimmo
UNION FOUNDRY, •
Mitchell, Herron & Co.
W .
LILL continue the business of the Union
laundry, at the at stand of PIINNOOK, dint/ ll
at, No, 194 Liberty et
They arlEl nunufaetnre am naval. a large and general
assortment al thanTiNGS, oomprtalug
Cooking Stoves Ranges end Side Ovens,
OP.ricz wND t . 411,08 ATOM%
MANTLE .1, KITCHEN ORATES,
ilonoto Ware, Wagort'Boxes, Dog Irons, Sad Irons,
Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Points,
Mill and Machinery Castings generally,
And IIAS and WATER PIPES pi all else&
IRON & NAILS OF RIE BEST BRANDS
Shovels, Spades, Piolr,s.
tiCtu
All of which will be Rohl at manuhlre
lay 7-17
Penn Cot= Mills, Pittsburgh.
lINNEDY, CHILDS & CO., Mannino;
mk. Carers of
A No. I Isom 44 Sheetiolar
g arz: , fllketsof ell color. arid etudes
Plo= .c e• and Bash t.rd;
Rope fatal' dew and deec:lpUonsr
Sattluz.
iiirO:dent Wlt at the Uardware Store of Logan. VI IleaS
•W.. 131 Wood ettnoc. AIL hare attention.. lettkir
WILLIAM BARN HILL t CO.,
6 I,Penn et., below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ITEAM BOILER MAKERS and SHEET-
Iltaff WOBACZES, Manafacturers of Batalallro Pat.
rut Boiler. Loootootivo. Clued and Cylinder liallora, Mbar
Ir.; fault, P entat d" ete. ". Al2
Illacksarkfths' Work, Pridiro Lod Vladurt dorm at
the .hortult nothe. All or ttc. . diatanee prompU,
&Umlaut to. 1.112
Hats and Cap.
tjWILSON & SON keep constantly on
•
hand every deoerir Hens and sorest) of Data and
ps, both trim:dual. and retail. Throe desbing a neat
fashionable Nat or Cap, gcod and cheap would do well to
give us • rall before purehadnh siseshare. nuts-ft
jaW. WOO - DWELL, Wholesale and Retail
ifatinfactursr and Debtor to Cabinet Wars. No. NI
rd street.
GROCERS.
Stiriver & Dilworth,
WLIOLESALE GROCERS,
Noe. 130 & 132 Second Street,
belmmen ITcr4 funitteid) PITTS.SIIIWIL
MONTROSE MITCRUTERE,
Wholeet-e Grocer and General Merchant,
o. 309 Laberty %Mauna,
. • - • . . •
BNLITH, MAIN. & HUNTER,
WHOLESALE GROCER.S,
122 Second and 151 Frost kdrect,
lntb 7731: WIWI/. FA
Wallace 6, Gardiner,
. . . .
Flour, Proviniune and Produce Generally,
Nora LIJ3ZUTY Wt. Ja30.4
8.A0A1,8Y, , COMRAVE d. CO. Whole
ads (hod.. LS aald Wond exeort, Picemburstt.
AstCULBERTSON, Wholesale wooer and
cnss.ansase .n.ntast, I/94km ln Yrodoom and Pitt.
Masmtactond Artleles. 196 Liberty stmt. MA
Welch.
tool MTh tlCaaaD 1 OLIN FLOYD & CO., Wholesale Grocers
fa/ and Oommarion Merchants. n0.17Z Want and ^..a.
manse., enahnesk. ish3
° E. 8" a:,.,c d00 m . , w „ h ,.1 ) . 1-i t. i .
of Iroalle ,Lll2 Donio Jaws and ikon's+. hlo. 316
iltest7 West- 4hs ban * sae arse store of awake
sqllionoressiens Widstlusbekkb wW soki +se for a s h.
p•VID WWI! A. COM.
acCANDLESS, MEANS CO.,&(succes
sors to Wick • Me..lsllowi) Whohsada Otomes,
In Ina 4 flails, tilms.Ootton,Karaa, sad Wttsbarah
Mlanielhotarss e.twLLll. Gomm of Wood sad Wald .t*.
Ilitsbarab.
e°7ce"Al.
-••
WILLIAM A. WOLURO, Oroccr and
Too Dealta, carnet or Wood Idol Ninth strlntaltio
a/ways on band • largo ansortmsat of mote Oroomaloo and
tbs. Tens—Ftrabw Fruits and Nat., Wbotssols and. Itotall
Dealone topptiod an ths Wood Lama.
ItOtIBWr DALMILL CO., Wholesale
ear e}t17.1 . 4r m ilta sleet ki
NZ' i TA L LI
INttabstrgh.
11 SALAD DICKEY & CO., Wholesale Gm.
-1..=1)=V47' 1 ,
5U t. Pittsburgh.
I.lt AGALEY, WOODWARD & 00. Whole
s" sale o.tmere.llo.lll Mutat rtre.L. Etftokidshis
BOOKSELLERS &C.
. •
took AgenoY•
!EMU eubeeribere have astablithed a Book
woof W philadelphla, and wILI hentlab any book
of publkation at the ratan price, free of portaita. Any
by forwardlbeorlpUon price of any of the
Edegaithae, aehY Godal P•team . O.
S. *sok beetle's to. will melee the lbw
salmis for one year and • sop: of a eplendld lithograph
portrait of either Waahington, Jaziraon or Oar at. If rub.
earthing to •$1 aad • SI Magasibe. thal will awed , .
y
w p orth of of Mu ra ion. a ff
il three portrait l w o bm=
Mute vb. ed fathom who may wish It.
Znrelotwe of every desert ptlon nod Woe in large et mall
noaatltieemobbed. Neal Prime& DleeN ao...eata Word..
/tray deeeriptton of Roaming oo Wood aloooted with
aeatnere and dielOatrh. 'ft... of Ba
Lleoplhore, ',lowa of lelachthai, Book I.ll=k l =
Oartilicatre. Mitoses elude, ft. AU orders=by mail
promptly atteroled to. renoto w at timer
so .r raved osa amid • leatc=be or Wel lb
10. 6, Mina by =aloe etyma
Venom at • diatoms having Wobble agar -lea woald And
It ta tholr adeaatage g Miner the saleaibers. fee we
would sot se atonite for We of the same.
BYRdld 01011410.
ocl7:daw lel 60 Booth Third rt. Pe.h,
JOHN T. BILIMOCE;
Book and Job Printer and PubHeber.
No. g 2 Finn Wiwi, above Eimithaidd. Onsette Building.
ROOK BINDER'S and Box Maker's Straw
swet..issts on bind. gin r, Haan, Pagan and
BLigkinarg =lO
O. COCIIRANE, (oncoeasor to 8. Sad
.E4 hirj Wholosed• and Rota Deslean rooks.rltatioa
and Yaps Lto u rrinirs ;r oderat draft., 6th door S. o
Nutcd i '
• Ps.
CLIN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta.
tioliker. mamma to NIL.= A ARAM ris. 6 Meta
t, um: Fooxtb, Pittstarsb, Pa.
ENRY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller sad
Dealer In IStabor ta
r ttatar7L a A4, Na 82 Na Amt. °sat
lamond, Yitge,
hAY A. CO., Booksellers and Stationers,
No. 6 Woxl street, ooxt door to ths tumor of Third.
hurph. I's. Nrbnell cod low Cook. routoriti, on hood,
I L. REAL, • Ro - °holler and Stationer, No
. TB Vorirth •trest.Arollobultdlngs.
MUSIC. &C.
John U. Mellor,
pio. 81 WOOD STRDET, between Diamond
Alloy sod Ifoorth Street , WO AgJut for Olllolilat
a I NONA' alooton) ('IA' 0 FaßTfrai. BLOON I HAW
IN'A Marl. AINLODICONS and OROAN II ARIRONI.
•
UMS. raid dooko In Maki ADO Mrodcal floodA. Nai
Kleber & Bro.,
No. a FIFTH ST., Sign of the Golden
Sol* Amory for MMUS.' MARK% Maw
l ai t ipViddryle=JiraliSktiggLr°lllt' A AW
1141 ONIUSIS, Dealarts 1 , . Mono and lnunical
•
Charlotte Blame,
ANUFACTURER and Dealer in Piano
e Porto. and Importer of muralsod musical lastru
i manta fides gent for the AMBURO PIANOS, aim for
1181• UM • I/AVIS A tB/..81 Boston Homo, with sad with.
out Zgolean Attseameut. ul7ll 118 Wood st.
Ketchum's Sower' with Reaper Attach
meat.
•INHE moat perfect machine in use, warran
t.' to eta from lb to lb eons or grnue or area per
day ea well as would be done by wytbe or 41660. 14ee
er ]lower. 11120. combibed 1.140. 'Formal. by •
writ 1111dIZILLAND. 128 Wood 4.
For bale,
KtKt ITTANNING IRON WORKS, situlite in
Kittanning. N.. oonoloilnz or • ROLLING MILI,
na 19 Pawn., thr. of 110111. Hammer sad
Anvil, Burton Noses., (nay Mills, de.; 'lntl'' , jul4
Hurl; NAIL YALMORY. with 17 Illaelilnoti LaKtig
rood DRY; Illaaltanalth Id aoldnew and On. Stow;
Ordia 0..; Tan wrium NUS; LW' WWI glaa.kil
of DIVELLIDNO 110111301 ; Warellotme.
LOT OW TYN ACMES of land on whieti anootad. Wong*d
on onpusite allow ba tW Aliagh-ny WT. and 1.
Vailley Nail Road. Also • Slots and Wv•bg , ln l
Ana KM.OOO of niarrhandin tbstOo. sad Mi1em 11. ... k., P.,
Another atate.ore and Inrstionst with panao.a ma'
attaullaa and to. town lota. .
The entsoirtO ta it, moat maratotto 0t.1114400
ran.dan.l systarnati.o.L and admirably mar to
emnlnwtnglald....p...ret, amide'
Poraution will be alvan at ant tlam Apply to
BRO. N. VLoYO
anCO,
labllblrad Pittanorab or Kittning
- - -•
Juniner Beniedjust raced and for
Women cam "maze BIM.
NEW YORK. A.D.VRRTISEICKNTS.
rrca. MULLIN`, VIS6CII.6I3 n OWEN BCEUML. GUN
au NEIRIPApIat ADTECTIIERO 1101201. No. 346 8ra6666634
Neu Park. .
iirellaa'atld Parasols.
JOHN,: L .811
WHOLESALE t:MANIMTURER,
234 /c. 285 Bioidway, New York.
The most extensive in the! world.
TniE late fall in the price of materials, con
sequent [mod tde idiliNirolor er the m¢a 1 mo‘ifet.
bee evabl , toe to mire Wirer f tiortorr
trade; t
so • sadd
most romoista to offer to amoborirtmte,
ent or at wry w prism U.
et asso
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS
to be *and In /Woe or Ainstios, Me to visiting
flew York 4) tnly their ttOods. reIPeOtIOI 17 Welted to
ail sod embolism Ms stcr.k ort towtholdoP•
N. li.—Pleassoutthls cord ogt srolotit to your Pookot
Book for ndkroner: Jtf t ELly L 13M13'4 fdiboufsotursr.
•: •• •0:4: „OuCU. :4: •.
RS. SIMMONS' WHOLESALE AND
RZTAIL wriLLINERV • .Ni). treBAW GOODS
fIOOSIA'at BROADWAY, NEW WM—him S.
Woo. la Swope, fbr the enrees DM*. of Wecting
rootelthe !Dr the Sprlog Stade, which too arrive tad be
reedy for Ittripetttan entry shout the Ent of Monti.—
Southern out! Wostenz lletrAsate, and /1111loors aro
pee=herited to eallAnd ntstahle the owe beliZ
elerwhere. 4 Pattern Bonnets always ca
Loa, oxat tent try ratstota to Say addro.r. Maadv
Punta. Ifirllnhes. &o.
RAYNOIDb DEVOE & CO.,
106 4. 108 INlton Street,
NSW: YORK,
.11ArIUMAOTURERN ON
Palma, Varnishes Whltlng and Zino Paints.
Importers of and Uersies• In
W H ~_T E AAUP,
lOLORS, BRUSLIBS, vIAIdOraoS, OILS,
V) (MUM, to. °lnstantly on band a large and whet
end
of all enatt goody required try ARTISTS and
PAINIRSs and by Iry trade generally. lianureetmed
goodeonly or FIRST QUALITY.
Foreign grade we rendre andßom the miasmas. and
can offer by the packa ge Of other on the suet fewer
able term. .
Orders by =ell proleptly attended ON pagan.,
FIRST PRRIIIIITIV PIANO FORTES
STEINWAY SONS,
LAIIIIIA4ITIII4SBB 84 and 88 Walker Stmt.
Rua 1410lblf8T. Walf TOIL
lIESPECTFUWas call the at
-1,111, tontiort of the ptibliatetholripleritri • :
egrortruentof eareirMotleUdequere Plan 1 ,
touchwhich, tor volume a tans: tdastinity
,
atiti of ifulgt,lu short every thing that renders&
pt..° re p,,,f e ,a, 00. nainirpaisokl. They gem torahlod the
Pint Premium Mr bath UMW., to mmPriatieu out the
mart distliutolahad raskora Itoto Datum. thiladnlthia,
Nag York and Baltizaore.,..
NEW TR162.4111-81raway a Moe ham but beam
smarted the VtEBT Preognm °OLD MEDAL (mar all
eompeUtore) at the Iste•Pede of the American lostitote.
Oryetalslsoa.'or theilikair Ylataxdutas do? oelfetf•
S'afettPuse.
LIOR MINING PUttPOSES, and for IGNI
- Itt WV? wad DRY bisetraw
l POUR diftereat Mlle.-11w COTTON and I7IIIP YUNG;
ad. th• SIMILE and DOIfitI4ITAPIC
Manufactured srld Lid b j
GLENN PUTMAN,
5.3 Liberty It, NEW nag_
Sir Orders prompt/3i Uiyd lur WI kindsOUN POW.
DX., of the mod aromored brands. KOO of
NS rant M.
TIONAL PIGS WORICEL 6IONALe. lc.' le.
italSdly•
For Ate 1.900.,900.
TUE U. R. LE L.O.
etwfm4 pccocej
No. 298 Broadway, leo, Walter St New York,
NARE prepared t.o execute all orders far
MANTLES. TABLB TOES, COLUMNS, PEDESTALS
enAt " ut j' dtt i ViterbYeT., wo k r " : ." 111 .
beauty and durabtlityte nal marble, and woe nepeete
=WM' tbebdo. asd .1 IS. thi. tn. ant. Unlit•
to iron, word, er slebalt arludry fl ee Ton AB
okeewlooe wttiob are =STA Whorl mora maraca work.
lure pair a., royal raboan;Ae. bona the temporary=
and beauty of the artier... Alan WO bum MI to 540.
from Bohan*, ILUMmot , klaken and other. send tad. and
eetlefeetiou guaranteed: Asenta for Lb. principal &Jae
treated with. BETEL RENNIN, ?reel.
JOuErli LAMB; Pam. ' !..OV/IL G. NIIU.KLX.S. Y, Onli.
ceorAly•
SCHIEFFE.III2i, 8R05. ,. at CO..
IlliallltTElll3 Anti DIALERS IN
Drugs, Paints, 01I1,: Dyes, Perfamary, kt.,
170 WILLI4,III ST., New York,
I NVITE the attention of the trade to their
t
ry hugs end varied elask al ITU% Tent.. Oils. Pwritinte
,
in edditiontotheirresyttler Innortatlane °finnan/ Pm"
they ere Wes reseirlinktllnott fawn the warm. of arabuu
lion end mae f.nten sarpilr. of Tooth. Hair and Nall
Iron r, Browse. t>lrits, Mortar. apenttea Tn.." , and
finalist. Perini:net,. Itntreetivend manyother r Ude. antelly set broad to truss - Lett etnets. which they
are oleo enabled to over oit the moat eolventensune terms
Orders. either In personOf py mall. will rewireressist
attention_ ; - - islealye
IMPORTANT
TO BOUSEEEEPERS ANL DEALERS.
TOR DOPS 11118,
7t /Talon .rutsT,and . 71 Swum mum. rim 'ital.
/I.l.vajui OM, 11.13. , Prvst O. Nem Jrwk,
ftettrl, N. 3., X ant :it llad.t. Otravet. Jerry CU,.
Propri thip long and wall
kno,a
corrzE .12 , 10 me.marruvr,
COWILIWI co re
or . the' toot ftanateruteal Jtmaders
uso. for Katrina Bread, It/walk St& sad otbat Oats. te--
airo pr•pare Inantother art!.
clam of daily , tt7 . o.Zpleb on*, ttot
aunt reutsuble aum rut It tsalers who
mtOoartU. 1511.41 M.
N. ft.—Ottwout.n.47l.l maws, lot Miro DILL
.1.301/4.
The AdamelSitiness Com_pan
PutabwirgA, temAttut andit'em Bevehion Exprrea.
1„,19 l t the especial :...icoomittodation of the
edge pow:dabble 4ouittbe line of the Ohio.. Peen
gy van. liallroad, Letween Pittsburgh and New bright..
who. in lieu els bind awn and nodal TWILOSOS require gush
Agegisy, The Adam. gamut , Lb..., have made such
with Ile , 00 enable them to pot
trimly oo the Asommcdation Train, who will
tale cluerge uf property and
the..
propwL7 entsird•
ed him . The ltrewengert , 0111 ha. an Iran We ha the
Flaggaila
eel u depialt and be ter security
o(
Idnury.
Jewelry and Dune valtiableg. Ito will leave New Brighton
by the thieving Tromps.. in Pittsteirgti and Alleghe
ny City duriag tos
hl
attend 00 .oth orwitedrions se
may ...rusted to hip,- And return by the Everting
Trani, with h. Gordu nod Ountroiadougesseuted It •11l
be Ole
me- to , rendre.. h. , . trip ell Per..,parlaesee.
orders., owner, go , whish will be dellyweel to the proper
P. 17 en. the serfaand the train at the Allesiten,
. o int, Depot. Llewill reotive written or ...I
io delivered In the city -oocaniunkate lute/Zre
obWn Inlarmation,sq4 return rupinw-urder end
eeturn Uiwn-tuake punting., Large or =al. a pee
pw . of pine to • straw, even* All goals, • will be de-
II•er. or called kw in the. two dd., willllo mernialde
distanse, without espf charge. but I. 111113.” Mal dal..
rraay~ the ciliectlnu on paoliaAae,...../17 tie private houses.
shodd to
At W. Metros. oltunitter Wilde with the etatton
Agent uf the 11•11reent leoentair Y. when the MAY Is
th.i , t.Uoti 4 4 thil a7ti.Y.l or the Train, to newt.
-- TE - wrgee mr carrjdowbadtadee, Ao. and lar emirs
rand.. by the Id -
sty insendel to be within..
tunable Whe n II stn. of the bugloss is such
a. to adroit of it asecial agnanients will he mad.
Jiwwwellar lasenniniel b • nettle his balm and ht.
1na...4 with the tWolliPauf, nod tow iti.fhti, the pat.
roue of the lbw ? will yitaasanat wit him to wait malt
trip for bla pit, ag hattas
bean gerati.. in Ihe matt..
HILNIRT IL IRWIN ism eappointed threfouger, and
will sommetwe his dot. . Wei 41.41 y. Don 20,
Plitohavh64 rojutll *mt.
CVD-a . timgif ph (Xllte.
Annakv U
fAchater—.llr. WAtila •
,
Ne.le Hai*
Orrin ADAM UM= ON. 1
Pittobwfb. Lee •2u. 11665. II
DIB6AARA THE LOB.
kR. ROBERT 'RENTER desires to itn
-11./ nounce that at the intimation and Ambiance of
three who are euffering Item affection. of the !Moat or
1, 1 0 0 13 Me has retabliehed j a remit: medial priodical
the Chest;
in which arr.: '' fb la gf a . .2 a Zia, °his riewe on
Ty .east conmerted with ramonary &mews:
The Yehroary want. tonraine, to
addition to much
Information which should be read by weary one pnelisem
ad to or suffirting from either Oatarth.Bronchitlediethano
or Otmeamption, to extended explenation or the method
of 'refitment by 7.1.1/Arta:
Dr. Hunter would aim announce that be hos opened
branch mitsbllehments for the treatment of Wee Meru*.
at Philadelphia Etaltme and Washington, Themolil vs
are placed under the prohindona douse of skillful and
amompliahed resident Po7ebtlemaoa.
assoelarlon lath him long and great experie=tg
treattneutof IMIIIIOII/111 fibaSeell. Patients, midget. in
those clam, .111 annethre to Naar. ardor all ' to
%gee of Dr, IlunWe &debar and treatment under the
moat bramble ausWces.
These arrangements &rens:sawed near esary by the Int
Piricimus precileed seder the name of bileti both by
wandering camas. who. UI Liatly inetwares, me Dr. Hun
ts?. name for their oen Pttptme , and bo the ml . of 0..
holing Nostrum indh• DrOgetoree throughout the coun
try. Ouch Intlmucen tend to being discredit oa
t ha
poolk. tad to demons. persons from mailing .
selves of MIN the only stiontitio and namessfal mode of
treating dinners of the Barpitatcur
in chronic Outten, of the Throat %Mundt there Is
no dielmaty attending the treatment of mete by canna
Poodence, end kr the tonrenience of those whedurc to
anal themselves ofhle treatment, Dr. Iltinter tr.• Drelmr•
ad a DV of questiou, Wadi Will suable them Maim a
more full and explicit etatement of their lama mu list,
together w ith • number ofthe Bowie. list ',Bibs forthar
on application to. Rib. of thefollowing addresser. New
Took, Dr, Hobert fluster. No 1 , 78 Broadway; PhiladelPhta.
F. /damn. No. acrt Walnut st.;-114/tlndr., Dr J N 0011
limns No. 62.41. North Marla o t.
Nan—Dr Mugs, eau aware be unmated pensmody, se
oil ag by letter, 8 1 1 Broadway. New York.
The ripeclallet I. pnbiland at Si a veer in admom.
A Madmen number' wilt be sent foie by
the D r anoSAN a al, AstorlinesaiVin d 'ort.
ream editor. RIMEIUNTBit, inliZtijeladgerT
lowa Lands.
•
j N. FRAZIER,' formerly a resident of
leave den lo• few
rle . r i or t =l4l7 l = l 2klloax Ulty Land Districts.
OwMatins sad others bevies re.= . ll= 7
rents to losete. am berg MeV sod
promptly ettendel to. Dr...Null/2g blm it tbe store room
o Thomas M. Dolt No. VS. Market street. from 9 A. M. to
4 P. M.
OW.. .• .
John Alexander. Merchant , SN 'dulcet K. littebstrahat.
Holmes * Sen. Emakenn.d% A. Chtnenth. man.. mc.
chanka Ban k, Allegheny:John Ylerrinta....kkktki.
Ja2b
T. L. RANDLETT. ___
SIIIP AND ;STEAMBOAT FIXTURES,
No. 157 Houtli.kreet, New York.
pow.F.B. OAPSTANS Common Iron and
rt.& n ' ttltne ood gr d / 1 o need ', oobtopah and 11717•14..
Rudder Elsojii alga mod BranKldatailte Lo.tiost Trt.k.
tad &Tat m T a x:rig...H:lrd P. , 101
Oat ton.. 111SMattatsi Plltob
Prates Me 110 Ufa" asts. Tewksbury' , Patonttlf wino
Ltr. 4 "..rdog ittatK Llfo Pproorrlim Mattraite• and
Eprtog do; %doing, Oork aosi 1.114 Robber Ufa P 1 01
aL eorrasmulto• io th• late Eitostoboat Laws, at very km
LOlO 0. togottior with • 1.10. tatidy of Ilf• 0.1•0o$ opru ,
atm.
Also all LW( late.: lat•rtmtoo=t. toh
taros . ltilad
oti to Bridge Builders.
QBAL&L, IitOPOSAIS will be rooeivod at
1.3 nfilivi, In Illoinewri,notll the lot dee allay mgt.
ter the building ot en IRON .vIVOT BRIDOIC IVTO4II lb.
Chlaw Hirer. • (Alma! 'flint. wording to ch. pion and
eseinitking 011 In ftny 1* " 4° '
mewed Ignmediat4y "ter the letting.sod to Ce temple.
ted . ilm aloe mottle ejterthe'aseention of tbe eobtreet.
nitillet antled will be warred by the city.
By order of thelJoratnoti lloenoll.
W. RIMMSRMAX Olty 0*•11.,
Ob!ongoi Feb. 10th. 111611,Ing6rtmd Obleeio Dem.
Ninth Ward Property for Bale.
rWILL, BELL on 'reasonable terms and
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 1856.
ildvance Paynonta.—Hereafter no c ab.
ern:mien or/11 U. team 11.. r the Daily or Weakly Gazette.
=deb payment to mad. In adenoma. Whoawar the
um. lo op to whir% the robcrlDUon Is paid, the paver
wtll be Invariably otopprd, unless the onleorlptlon bee
Dewed by advance payment.. AU barmen' atlvorthdrua
of ore., dberlpalon, srIU be rep and to b. pad In ad -
ranee. The only .00ptlorA .111 be whore modal month
ly or yearly contracts are road. oeolnlan
1(11-k . 11 weekis isbrEoll4,—The ortroorro
alretfiattoo of our Itbady GasaYe off ors to our business moo
• moot doldrabio sceettlpro of mating tholr toullosso kJ:form
Carol roulotion 1r botrrorn four and nye thowarul. roootfluif
4 1 .061.41 , 117 InerdWg. laanufacturnt anal 5110 Gaper In
Pistara I o ytsanla, and Eastern Ohio.
PROGRAMME 01 THE GIRIKOHIAL TO BE OBSERVED
ON THE BIRTH OP A CHILD TO HE. 01009, 001
OF THE SOVERIJONS OF AMERICA.
When Mrs. Diggs begins to feel that the long
expected time has at last arrived, she will
wake Diggs from the Botuad sleep he will be en
joying, and on his asking, 'What Is the matter?'
he will be informed by Mrs. Diggs. As soon as
Diggs can hastily get on his pantaloons, boots,
and coat, he shall take the orders of hirs. Diggs,
and go immediately for the nurse, the Grand
Mistress of Digg's household, as soon as she
eteps her foot within his door, and after escort
ing the Grand Mistress to the said door, he shall
inform the family physician, who shell immedi •
Italy repair to the Diggs castle. Diggs shall
also convoy the information of what is transpi
ring to all who hold rank in his household. Hie
mother.in.law--she shall appear in whatever
clothes she can find handy, the state of her nerve'
on learning the fasts, being in such a condition
as to present an elaborate toillet. On arriving
at the Diggs Castle, she shall exclaim, "Alt, my
poor dear Emily," and look at Diggs, as if she
thought him the worst of criminals. Diggs, on
receiving this look in silence shall cause the head
cook and meld of the Bed chamber to be called,
and be in waitibg in an ants-room for whatever
orders the Grand Mistress of the booseholdmay
send them. Diggs is hipected to 'fkthfully exe
cute all those orders in net less than ten min
utes, and when they are accomplished, Diggs
is at liberty to retire to his private apartments
and there await further orders from the Grand
Mistress of the household. In the meanwhile
his nervous spans may require a little weak
toddy, and in the intervals of propping his nerves
Diggs shall frequently declare that he wishes, the
thing was all over.
In the chamber of Mrit. Diggs there shall only
be the physician, the Grand Mistress of the
Household and the mother-in-taw. The latter
distlognished personage, before many days, will
make in effort to out-rank the Grand Mistress
of the Household, and in the tilts which eons
consequent upon this effort, Diggs is expected to
take both sides and carry water on both shoul
ders. The cook shall retire to the kitchen, stir
up her fire and hold herself ready for any ser
vice needed. The Maid of the Bed Chambers
shall assemble herself anywhere within calling
distance from the door of Mrs. Diggs' apartment,
and when the Grand !distress of the Household
gives her orders and tells her not to be all day
about it eke shall obey them.
At the moment at which the signs are propiti
ous, Diggs dal' be informed that it is nearly all
Over. Diggs will pot more questions than can
be answered, and he will be told to wait a little
while longer, that his dear Emily is bearing up
wonderfully, and frequently calls upon tier dear
Tommy. Thomas Diggs shall sigh, and Wish It
was all over again.
la the morning, when the room is put to
rights, Diggs shall be called to hire. Diggs'
apartments, and the child shall be presented to
him by the Grand !distress of the /Leasehold,
and Diggs shall examine it first with profound
astonishment, and then maiming a more jovial
aim chill touch its little cheek and call It, "the
dear weeny, tummy, little thing!" Diggs shall
then kiss hie dear Emily about one dozen times,
and express - much sympathy for her sufferings.
Mre. Digp will then give him distinctly tounder
stand that child is the last, and that men have
no idea of the coffering. of poor woman. The
child's name having been long fixed, Diggs shall
then proceed to the parlor, and taking down the
family bible shall make a minute (proems cable)
of the birth of the child, In accordance with the
long established usages of the American sover
eign'. '
Boon after daylight, the aunts the cousins,
and all the relations that are recognizedi by the
family, including all dot relatlotis of the mother.
er-in-law, etiall cell at the boccie, and be in
farmedof all the - particulars by the mother-la
law. The cook and maid of the bed•ettambers
will convey the Intelligence over the hack yard
fence to the cook and maid of the bed chambers
next door, and they will convey it to the cook
and maid of the bed chambers of the second
yard, so that every family in the block shall re
ceive intelligence of the joyful everdby break
fast time.
Diggs will then take his bread/est without
grumbling about the cookery, and proceed to hie
place of business. By hi. meaner Diggs will
indicate to his fellow sovereigns whether the
child is a boy or girl. If it is • boy, Dins will
be unusually lively—he will walk with a spring
—hie fate will be covered with smiles—be will,
in fact, make every ono he meets exclaim,
"there goes a happy dog." If It is a girl, be
will feel happy and look happy, but his happi
ness will be eolxlcted, quiet and calm. When be
arrives at his place of bueiness, be will there
proclaim the great event, and is not expected to
notice any little joke which may be perpetuated
at his expense.
Diggs will return home at least six limes du
ring the first day. lie will look at the child
six Omen, and tickling its cheektelth hie finger,.
will six times exelaint—••,o6, dear weeny, beeny
little thing!" Diggs will take ell orders to the
Phermacopollst, and the Pharmaeopolist I. ex
pected to be unusually elated with the tiewe.—
The Pharmaeopollet will congratulate hina in eet
terms, and will 'Lek how they are doing. Dims
will inform him that they are doing aa well ea
could be expected under the circumstances, and
will go a little into particulars, with which the
Pahrmasopollet will be highly delighted, and, If
an opportunity is offered, is expected to
.air his
knowledv of the whole busineee.
In four weeks after the birth of the child, the
Grand Mentes of the household will venue the
premises. Diggs will then receive etriet orden
that he is not expected to go oat after tea.—
The dear weeny, beeny little thing will' always
be sick after tea, and he must help hie dear
Emily to keep it quiet, and get itsound asleep.
He must also hold himself in readiness to get up
at lent six times every night. And daring the
time his only sleep is cat ages, he will be exten
nicely in the cat nip trade, that article being
found very necessary for the health of the dear
weeny, beeny little thing.
in about eix-months after the event Diggs will
have come experiencein domestic life, and will
find out that it has Its duties and cares as well
es its pleasures.—Philadelphia Buktio
Tay WIALTII or B/1101WITIL—The New York
Express mays that of 51,114 emigrants who and
ved at that port from Aligned Slet to December
Slat, 1855, brought with them no lees a eum
than $2,211,8445—an average per capita, in
cluding women and children, $43,24. The
wealthiest emigrant wont to South America, and
the next wealthiest to California, Mississippi,
South Carolina and Louisiana. Those stopping
at New York pomeseed more moderate means.—
The poorest of all wore destined for the Eastern
States. This part of theatniiilics, is however
only proximately correct. The emigrant is not
put under oath, and facts lead to the conclusion
that, in many instances, the amount of money
brought by him is much undirstated. The Jour
nal of Commerce heard of a cue in point. A
German reported himself as having $B,OOO in
hie possession. it was soon afterwards found
out that he had $lO,OOO gold, which he and
his wife brought over to various belts and pock
ets about their persona. The same man, who
was going West to buy a farm, subsequently re
ceived $25,000 additional in.dralts.
Tan rattling or 8017.—The Edinburg Revisto
in an able article on thisaubject, after exam
ining ell the peojeote for a otioid across the lath
mos of Baez, and acknowledging that it is the
doorway of England to its &Stern possessions,
and that Great Britain and the East Indies could
afford to undertake It for, the benefit of the
world, prouounoee it impracticable. The ques
tion, it says, may Interest and amuse,
but can
hardly ever benefit mankind. ,Ancidentally, the
Recur speaks of the Caledonian Canal—which
presents features parallel to that proposed at
Suez, where nature has halt done the-work, and
which promised to be the avenue of a great
trade accustomed to the dangerous navigation
of tke Hebrides and Cape Wrath. All these
hopes are disappointed. The canal pays noth
ing. and Is hardly navigated except by tourist.
It is an immense annual expense to Government,
and will have to be abandoned.
A Boston paper informs no that the Bev. Mr.
Mason, at the bile of Shoals, has to poll teeth,
file saws, repair cloths, and do !drown bell-ring
ing. He Is a Presbyterian, but he sustained by
that good old society for "propagating the gos
pel among the Indians," whioh Is under Unitar
ian tempi:es.
CoaulLof Boston 13bliwmot Avenue notoriety,
le quite ill in jail of bruin fever. Petitions are
In circulation for the pardon` of both Coburn
and Dalton, and over six thousand respeotabde
ramp hue been round.
Review of the Brielok Grillo Toad.
MI traces of the recent panic in Wheat have
disappeared at the several markets of the put
week, and in some instances a slight advance
upon previous prices has even been realised.—
There appeared, indeed, no real pound for the
depression, as no heavy arriials were reported;
but the idea of the ultimate probable effects of
peace, seemed placed on this side of barns;
while the great inferiority of the condition of
samples then attiring, aided the mistake. We.
are not far from the-Upinion. of one of our cot ,
respondents, ea respects the greatness of the
crop of 1854, and were fearless last year as
respected the foreign supplies, In conseqrusnee;
but we hold the case to be very different this
season and cannot but avow the united= that, .
whatever temporary .panics may prevail, we
chill want all we can ga before the coming
harvest. The near continental ports are all
slightly dearer, andAmeries gives way but little;
12 cents per howl. on Flour, andPno reduction on
Wheat being the last report of the New York
market. Thus, should we be changed by . a
peace from dependence on America to arusalli,
we may lose a substance to gain a 'shadow, and
find out our errot when applies are beyond
our reach—and so have, with real chagrin, to
oorreat the popular notion of peace and plenty.
Some reports from &saes and the west yet speak
of abundant stores. We sincerely hope -they
may prove true, though other counties speak
differently; and we know by . the 'weekly Bales
that there must have been a very heavy draught
upon less than an average, crop, unstustained.
by liberal importations. By returns procured
at the initarice of Mr. Sanders, the importa
tions into Ireland for 1855 appear, from foreign
ports and Great Britain, to be, as we stated in
our last, in Wheat and Flour, 652,498 qrs., say
at 45a; in Maize and Meal, 990,400 qrs., say
at 40o.; ale. in Barley, 112,870 qrs., at 82 4.;
In Malt, 9,24 gm, at 655.; and Oats, 5,825., qrs.,
at 250. These imports, it the several values,
would make the total amount of her imports in'
Grain to be £8,668,062; while her exports to
Great Britain of 171,080 'qrs., native Wheat at
55a., Barley 58.078 4m, at 80s., 4,994 qra,
Malt at 655., 1,964,655 qrs. Oats at 25e., and
24,648 qrs., Beans at 855., give a value of
£.8,078,602; leaving a balance against her 'of
£594,550. As respects her trade with Great
Britain alone, this said value of her exports
(8,078,502) is met by her imports thence of
219,072 qrs., ton Wheat at 455., 468,608 qm,
Maine at 400 , 80,962 qrs., Barley at 85e., 9,264
qrs., Malt at 65a, 5,895 qrs., Oats at 255.; in
all, £1,598,881; giving the baance in her favour,
of the trade in grain with Great Britain, as
£1,474,771. The articles of importance as int
ports, therefore, are Egyptian Wheat and Maize,
and those of export are ..almost exclusively
Oats, which reach our chorea at the rate of 38,-
000 qrs., per week. We trust the severely cold
and high winds we have experienced will stop
the ravages of those insects (more particularly
referred to in another part of this day's paper)
which were prematurely generated by the fonder
mild weather, but the light lands may again'
trifler where no belta'of quick4rowing trees are
planted to form a shelter, the importance of
which we venture again to suggest. Tillage,
however, has been proceeding at an extraor
dinary rate; and to get in the Spring Corn well
and early la partial protection against the failure
in Wheat.
A MAX OVIRBOAXD.—The clipper ship Flying
Cloud, Copt, J. P. Cremy, on the last passage
from China to New York, was in the vicinity of
Madagascar, going along at the rate of twelve
knots with a tine bream on the quarter, when a
young man who was passing • Mudding-sail
tack aft, outside of the bulwarke, fell overboard.
l'he watch was Easy on the forecastle, and did
not notice him. Fortunately, Mrs. Creesy, who
was in the cabin looking out of a stern window,
saw him, and immediately ran on deck and threw
a life-buoy overboard. titill the ship was going
*long Moodily on her 'course, for as yet Mrs.
Creesy alone knew that there was a man over
bong.:•tThp gat.ltia, l l:d4_l46 for*leikWy
amon g t e men, prepar i ng to set another eta
ding-sail; the helmemin was intent only upon
keeping the ship her „.
° due ooursei the . otrady
"aye syio, ofr''mlert loOleafd Lb thsretrOfiets
to some command,- when Mrs. Creesy rushed i
forward, with extended 6113113, too agitated to
speak. "What la the natter with Mts. Crete:,
asked one of the men, who was near the Captain.
..Eh what:" rejoined the Captain, casting •
glance on-deck, and the nest second his voice
rang tore and aft: "licrd down the helm-.-one
man aloft to look out—olesr away the lee-quarter
boat—call all hands!" He comprehended in an
instant the disaster, which Mrs. Creesycould not
*MA.
The ship was hove to and the quarter-boat
afloat, with ardent to pull In the - wake of the
Chip until recalled by the ei,gnal. Bail was
shortened and the chip put 'dwelt to retrace her
course as nearly am the wind would Permit, The
sea wee rather rough, but the boat pulled Stea
dily to windward, at the rate of three knots an
dour. Capt. Creesy went aloft and ecanned the
horizon with his &es, bntcould see nothing of
either the man or the buoy. When the boat
hod been absent an hoar, the officer who had
charge of it returned to the ship, Out vie again
sent off, with itopenative commode not to return
till sunset; the sun wee then three hours high;
and, in order to spread the chalice of falling in
with the man, another boat woe oleo dispatches.
Two hours had elapsed, when the life buoy was
discovered close to the shir r —but not the
Both boats were now about three miles from
the ship, one on each side of her course, and
the captain, it once inferring that the man, if
idlest, must be between the boats and the ship,
signalized the boats to return, in the 'hopes of
their finding the man, for he still believed him
to be alive, as he was a young fellow of good
pluck and an excellent swimmer. The weather
boat, when about a mile from the ship, was
seen to " stern-hard," as the whalers say, until
her way was stopped; then three man reached -
I over the bow and dragged on board theirlong.
looked for shipmate. All hands were on the
alert, eyeleg them from the rigginptmd when
they saw what we hare jest desort^t saluted
the boat's crew with three times three. The
man had been overboard two.houra and a half,
and wee so touch exhausted that he could hard
, ly speak his thanks; but his selfnonfidenee was
unsnbdoed, for he afterward stated that he
know he would be eared the moment he saw
the ship rounded to. He was sure Capt.
Creeey would not give him up as lost until
I bight eet in; but It seemed a small eternity to
him from the time he fell oitirboard until the
ship was brought to the wind. He never saw
the life buoy. Upon hie tiniest on board he
was taken into the cabin, and intrusted to
the meta Mre. Creesy, who put him in work
ing order in ten days. He was very sick—at
timee delirious--during the first live days, but
constant care and watebfalnese, and al women
only can bestow, overcame the fever with Which
ha was threatened, and gradually restored to
health. "Lucky dog," said his shipmates, 'you
were never born to be drowned; your time hadn't
come!'
When be was brought on board it must
have been a glorious eight to see the cheortol
alacrity with which the taste were hoisted up
—to hear the etirring order, "Up helm, dll away
the after yards" dtc, and feel the gallant ship
once more move majestioally on her course an
der a cloud of o►araes, homeward 60,2111—Boa
las Ada&
VinculaLe BLOONADID DT ram Duna.—By
the snivel of bark Venue, from Carsooa, we
have noshed advice" from Venetaela to March
20th.
In consequence of , a seriom destruction of
property belonging to the Dutch residents at
Ville de Coro; by_ the inhabitants of Core, some
sL= months book, the Dutch Naval West India ,
fleet are at present at Legairs, to claim restitn ,
tion for the above damages On the sailing of
the Venus, they had not come to terms, In the
event of Venezuela not satisfying the above
claims, the Dutch ComModore has positive or
ders to blockade the Venestielen ports , and de
clare war, in which case - there Will be no more
shipments of produce from the main. The Issue
Is sum Pan= or AlOl.OB HMI Toms Fuson
DULLS —Thin is a question started by the New
York Post, which states that the three most con:
elderable of the continental powers of Europe,
exelusive of France, some time since settled that
questionfor themselves. They determined, four
pare ago, that no male desoendant of Louis Ns
poison should be regarded se the heir-apparent
of his maim. The empire, &bearding to thin
eartgemomt, was to . be Louie Nspoloou'a only for
life; when he died Rands, Austria and Prussia
pledged their word to each other "to restore the
legitimate heir of the throne," and ta recognise
no other: The Piet, however, Ls of opinion ttuit
Louis Napoleon will undoubtedly ezettldmaelf
to have these pledgee panelled, now that peace
about tOlll-13ToCISIMild.
inalmszomer
.VA/f 8 0 / 111 7.—This gentleman
was honcreceith an elegant eatertsinment on
Thursday last, et the residence of the:Hon. B.
1. Bailer, in New Yon. A Urge number of
Orman distinguished celebrities, in the city,
of all professions, dill, clean' and military,
end of all political pertiss, were metal. The
Poet says the main w ere crowdedwith .guests,
and the veteran of so inany-Poilibmi aannuign&
to what:Jib:inn:. ti pay their respeats,,..inok
ed as fresh and ahnostlas young as he did twin.
ty years ego. - Time seams neither to hers
pared his bodily vigor:nor taken anything from
the aolitiky and viva" of hie WOW,.
VOLUME LXIX-NUSIBER 196..
•
' A Sloatrienum Fier. .We have reliable Infor
' mation that Ron. Remy Y. Itiggird or nat.
whose name is attached to the call now being
published for a Democratic State Contention,
h ie recently united with the Republican associa
tion of that city. This dote not take us by am
prism We have known Judge Wiggins for many
years as an intelligent. high-minded, honorable
man—just etch a man se cannot view with indif
ference the gigs:nee strides of the slave power,
and the willing submission of the so cow DOM
wrath' patty .to Its behests. We welcome him
to the Republican ranks. Suck changes are of
frequent oceniffieritielirirthew eery significantly
whither the old diseased Bottomed° party is
twitting.
The above, from the lotheing Republican, is a
si,guiticant fact about which there can be but lit
tle doubt as' Mr. Leach is front the lithe village
with Judge Mains, but eignifident though it be,
It is but a type of , a thousand cues of a dimmer
charade; scattered throughout the State. The
day hoe gone by,in which intelligent men will con
sent to be led or driven like "cattle" hither and
thither, under the lash ofmareeliary party hacks,
who street to give tone to public opinion. The
repeal of the Missouri Compromise, and the bare
Yielding up of rich and valuable free territory,
to slavery, is the eptir of indignity,whichireflemes
the just indignation of men who are in ttiO,male.
•outpt to ster at ths indeketities" with which the
politiciane and office-seekers of the Locofood
Party, have time out of mind, heaped upon the
adherents of the organization, who rate and act
from a Bailee of duty, and not from an immedi,
ate or remote ineentize of gain.—Dttroit Ado.
•
Moorr VX61101.-A writer in the Alexandria
Gazette says that Mr. Washington wet sell the
Mount Vernon estate to the state of Virginia.
bat to none else. The sale to the State of Vir
ginia, the writer says, was not included in the
recent letter of Mr. Washington to a South Car
o:ass lady, in which be stated that Mount Ver-'
non wee not for sale. The Gazette expresses the
belief diet the writer Mates accurately Mr Wash
ing:43ll'a stews . on the subject-
Ir is not high crimes, such as robbery Sad
murder, which destroy the peace of society. The
Tillage gossip s , family quarrels, jealousies and
bickerings between neighbors, meddleioineness
and tattling, are the worms that eat into all
social happinese
LE MON & CO. , —TRANSPORTATION
LlNE—llavlng
Daratlone this a re winter.. floe
to de • heavy bosinese by YENNe.O.S.N•
and RAILROAD, xneovonte and Dom the Lute= (Wee.
We can swans our friends and all those disposed to pot
mules the lesnna. Masi and Railroad. that rev palm will
be epared to render anal satireeea. to Eitdpper• of
Eastern sad Modern L The avoidance or the in.
dined Plano an the Al try Portage Relined YID do
Increased drepateli to the of (might.
Ofdea
didititi Wart. at th e goal Badn.
•
nitil LLOYD St LEMON.
Co•Yartnerstiv .
RAVE this day associated 'seith - nte . its
tuVequal i caaners in the Paint,lati . o=andillagl .
: Mte contin=rttt Id stand. lth Tided et.. en
der the name end etyle ofJOtt ' N THOILPPON A 00,
I would tetraportnnity of returning mY enc.*
thanks to my old o ler the em• HGerat sapper , .
hags heretofore remind from them. and *mid reareettni•
solkita oral:ummer of theirpatronage, Alter carry
on bee Esse in Pitteburgh for eighteen year& I need mi
say that any work given en a t be dons in the rosy beet
manner. eel Wier myself that my work and a=ty le
pretty generally Innen and htghly appreciated hy the he ,
babttante of Plbtehoro and icinity.
March 7th. 1/166—rshg. .10811..YLIOMPISON
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry at greatly
• — Reduced Prieea.
AOLIN M. ROBERTS, 16 Fifth arrest, is
so. riby off hislarge and ehak• /dock of funk
1.., Cicely favolffy and Pan. Ooods .t • vary sand
adv.°. 012 first sort ptsparatory to salsral. stole
room and the purchase ot as enttre nay stook the the
Ertl& Trade. Pinions &lidos gnat Larnahn should
eV l suly. ..it hls dstannlnatJ. to okl.ll .1 his ray
ant stook without any //ward to Ihrenur pries.
Don't lbrget lb. HOLUSRTIff.IO VIM strut, new
llarkst. he
Farm for Salo.
&VALUABLE FARM of eighty acres 7
nee trace A ll eghe_ .Isy Clay oo Use PerryoUle Plink
eat, I wile froze Parrinale. la oteenwl far saw—
About e 6 aeree deuced, Nth • Ike Orchard and hood
Perm Limo old other bandlow;
DeNd Mom, who reticles ort the prelusion= ab j o,.g
rotreatter d t".r' il
TildldVibe
Pitts h.
an Owed. to the porchater, this farm tan be N.
obstr 2t to . r . f? or Ptttebttegh toanufsetrued erUelee.
For Fiala,
THE HOUSE now occupied by the ent4
scriber, No, 143 Second stnef. mu
_prolMt7
In compieto ardor. foraisbod .t es ta Gas awl Hot ad Oe
Wax, par gmbrtlaulang. innutr• at
0310. B, JONES.
Om ofJaaal 4 Cbalowl4l Water stmt.
PORDE FOR Sid& OR TO BB LET
iFIRST CLASS FOUNDRY &UMW.
Patterns, Masks. Tcs/s, eta, will be old ar lit for •
of so" modersts erms, .
Or, on weirs business ton silk • capital vould be rs
mind as s
Post Odlos. ortuder,, or as • sosasso. Addrou •Bo rte.
ri 11010 E SEED POTATOES just ree'. a
/11. lot of Mountain Jos.. for
and E. B. SHAIv =AND kOD. LW Wood stmt.
- DIMPLE CHILE POTATOES—a fine lot
11.. of tht. 4st...tom! Twisty Dar oak _by
&pr . L IL lIHANICLAND ADO.
-EACH : BLOSSOM POTATOES--Thin
g Ono variety lord. by B. 8 BELANKLAND t CO.
OIITHERN FLOUR-130 bble. Tunnel
]llll.Clbotaaszally Flour ha stem for de by
ap7 DAVID°. MUST, car. Liberty and Hand A.
Gab--3 bids. eggs, Creak this day reo'd
tad for Ws by ROBT. BUTOBIBBON,
Na. Us Reamd eL
IBM It AND MOLABSES--12 hhdB. N.
O. Bogor. 'lO Mb N. 0. Holzman rentpn oboomor
Manotold =id for oabo by A. 00
oy7
PEACHES -5 bble Dried Peaches;
6 mats do do
Ma. prima Lard,
reed per Mesmer Fineket and ibr sate qy
CDT A. OULBlialliON, lan Liberty street.
5( )0 las POPP]) PUMICE STONE in
stare and for sale by YLLIktURI
0151 E ORE ZN in store and
•pt FLEXING BIM
50 KCIS BI GARB SODA in store and for
ula MIMING BROS.
An LBS BALSAM COPAVLA in store
l a n Find Oa We by 111:10316 nos
a, 8131,8 COPAL VARNISH in store and
u fizer ealeb7 ap7 MINING BEM
2BLSJURYE7INE *lstrcl and
, rb
.tym:l
{aODA ASH of agood and uniform quality,
7 mannibetnrad by the Pa. thdt bianOoTarentant,
• a bawl and tbr sale by .y 7 PLIIKINtt Mloe.
' D-1000 bble. and tea. in store and
Wm by art leAILH DIOKBY COO.
2uo bble in store for sale by
IfIAIMI DICKEY AOO.
AMS-20 !Aids in store and for sale by
.D 7 IRALLEDICIICZY W.
.IFISH-100 bble. Lake Trout, 50 half do.
do. 60 do do Whitefish, 20 btu take Wawa. 91 bit.
[OOO Mgr No 31arg• Alseksiel, 76 hit do do do. 60
Digs 'Jarring. 4 tiarres . oooll6h In stem sad to ulik 61
6p7 J. a CANYLIELD,
Y _
11MIL ASH-20 maks, Pariah 15 maks,
In nor, and Int pie by sp7 CANETL.D.",
ROLL BUTTER-8 bbis. prime,lo boxes
Ledo. just rand abd for W.ay7 J. B. 0AN1721.D.
CHEESE -200 boxes in stor and for nabs
ap7 J. B. CII2IPIELD.
lIRLED APPLES-200 bush., 100 do. for
1 /do by WY J. B. CIANYILD.
E GOS -4 bbls. just rood and for Bale by
B. 13/11 , 11/111LD. 10 a 143 Tatath LL
QM/US, SHIRTS-$1,50 will bay a. good
.tbist at &DO HORN TZ. lag*
UoKETS A.D TO • ' I doz. Buokete,
UTTER-25 boxes fresh roll__ just reo'd
ILIP awl tbr sae by *pi ROOT. 11=' , 80N.
lAKE FISH—.IO bbls. White Fish in
btors stad IDr ale by se ROBS.
II ERRING-20 bble. No, M
I pickled in store
I.l.nad sea by •D 7 EOHUTCHINZOIr.
MACKE RE L —25 MI. No. 3 h i L=lll3t
4.Y.Kreed and ke J. by EOM 11uw
DRIED APPLES-4o bus. in sacks; just
for roa d and Ws by sp7 ROBT. HUTCH:MOON.
BUTTER -6 Ws. choice roll reed
.p ra t o, W. In BORT. EON.
So. 118 Second st.
B AC ON-15 hhds Shoulders;
a do IMdo&
do Room Jost abed pad far oalo
Bs aid SOBSITII BOOTS.
cOAR CURED HAMS-10 tee 8' 0 Hems
kJ Jost Awed arai ibr sale by VORBTIII f BOOM
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gOAP-50 tine Oleine So ap
_ just reed and
lbr 'alai,/ iCFRAITH a SOM.
QTAIt CANDLE --50 bze Star Cam Just rued and Ile Salon? rower)" a soorr.
L ARD MID OIL 2 0 bbla No 1 Lard O il I rued and ray ...ts by mama • moots
Eat TIES, /barb, Omits and 'Pocket
with" Mani, ems, Glove*, lkdra and sty
karma:di in angry radian Hose na i • I = t ebnio
WI W 2. IT AL
WO HUNDRED BELE. EXTRA EARL
.5 CEIAL 8 1 . 44 " 2. 4.1 Ilrit andl r ld be r ld rt.
rrENN. WHEAT-24 alas on steamer
A Mils . Le strive. for .1. by
ant - -• iikakan mom a oo
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as 2 . LI2TLII k CO, no 112 Son:4W 11.
Stro.AERED HAMS- 5 tierce/I a
11
R. o.sins In skit and Oxman by .
.MI. urns a c., No l / 2 &nada ab.
QUO AR CURED DRIED, BEEE--IA, um.
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sZtri B. 0 Dn.,' skein stars &sal* Iwo by -
/ T. LIITIJI a au.;
AgD OIL
-25 bbla: No. L.LardOil"bL!.sad tarWs by SRI T.
ioo.
TORAOOO=2S kegs . 6 twin
baooo
In darn and,kr Ills by lad °
r T. Luvue_4 pa.
9111JOAR Anju)ND LASSES-40 Mid& N.
7% taw. lb) bbldi o .ltolaisis hiaarnual•