THE'''':' VAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. ESTABLISHED IN 1786; ifirilNES§ DIRECTORY. K. OCI.'S ADVERTISING AGENCY iy l . 2 lis P l A:ll::7o ‘ , w ffil o otral, Baotou. P. &oh aro Agent; for Oa roost influential and largest I roadarang ooramordO Pipers both is Om Galata Stat." rid tG Olaaar.. , swing Styli" for 1856. yaT &` L, 9 and 11Park Place; NEW YORK. Invite the attention of Ou offffloo3 to oo onamatly Was Anoxic of pgison, MLA NOIASEI a ERIOAN STRAW mom AILT/IfISLAt. /LOWERS. T/IIIIMINO , f, day baud.is#choke aseortmont of PATTERN BONNETS, arum6t7 l ta, nl. With sraseral onottatoUt of BTRAIK KONNETS EATS., of flt• newoot dadabs, all of wfdah will ho rdered at tits . ILE, PELT AmMEEKIEW 9 # 11 Post Ptsoa. Nov York.. The- Britiiitt Plate \ Plass Company. RAPI4IS7IBAD, 4C4 SC, ANGLANI'. Warehouse - for the 'United States, ; • ' ; JOl 11.11 i, PLATT, • • I 79 Manly Ofreot, New Tore- UkTIiERE wilt , be - mend a fell assortment , v of their Supehir.Vollehed 'Plato for Stone and Mule Pronta.Show Cease. So. hien, [Lough Olees front It en/Si Wolter thkk:' o f are refdrred to the New elate Bowe of Obto, at tbituabne. whwh Le glared lath the Mate Was of the.ooll3Mili• mhyokodr ANDREW & JESUP, COMMISSION MERCIIANTS; Cotton and Woolen litaohinery. :arm zneiat.s4Adßoncrz, ikaudin. rwls, !Wino. stai Imparter. Pal Dealers lo lituanfactarere ArLitleh • No. '67 Pae SL, No* York. ' I N. B.—A agate for the .WOODItUIT a BE-1011 MON ti(Oftlirt," Steams Eiginu and Bo ßerr, • : itretuelre Agency hi No York for LOWELL Toole mw.47r D. F. Yr lEMANN ik CO., 45 Fulton street, New York. MANTIPACTURERS OF 011, & . WATER COLORS; VA ZisrrEs, a-c. Ind Importers of Preneh Ztne White, he. Medan awl E . Ilavardal upon applying to the InabAber& wa.cm4P Hough's Putout Elastic Skirt*. 11,' I Til e. y S ;I• L - FRANCE, go. 1 Barclay knot, dluTI°N-I " u* L' u 'eu g tr i rcX"'" `ll7 Line the W. JACKSON tk. BON. GRATE AND FENDER MAKER, 1:46 FRONT ST. ce SO3 MIOADWAY.N6II lu3l-dly FAIRBANK'S TLATFOIVEC SCALES; ICE undor4gnOA having been appoinbid ezelnalve Atmt i ter the ulu i r i that talibratha E. T. F A I R BANKS & CO, mantic Ithe orlm oven ore heapeetfully Invite attention of the business community to the enperlority of these Bales over all other, These tt.Lee have been enhjected to the SEVEREST Mr on all the prtntleal Italhoede in the United State. h 4 Ynglan4, and in every branch of border's throughout e vurt4 and their uniform aoemst7.d great durabflt tr have gained la them the reputation of being THE STANDARD )ROM WHICH TIMM CAN BR NO APPEAL. We etrenrepere4 to 411 orders ter C,rinter, Portable, "Uorrmant, Rolling MU, Hay. Coat, lisaread and Cana ot etsaufzentrarr , ertecr. 11U3SZY WELL.h. I flo,= Liberty street, Goarmewlel Row ane:ly4 Pittsburg! HYTSBURGR COACH FACTORY. ,1111L01f...,... -MAIM IL, 9TIVILM9-....-../IL , 614,11.7 11,IGHLOW & CO.. (kuocasons , to I. M. Bigelow. •No. 46 —_. • .LIZANOND ALLIS?, - _ near Wood et.. .• Pittsburgh, Puma. f 'ACHES, CARRIAGES, P manner ILETONS, b ill t ia . .n.F r yii, and stem dription of Famer Whitler twenty of :in, elegance Frian. ' el" wart. nein end darabllity of nutmeats. Wadi work werranteL Hide Oil aild Leather store. D. EZIREXATRICK, thi..2l.South Third Street, ; Bet Wean ilirket antfplestaaut sta.. Philadelphia.; LAS FOR - SALE, SPANISH AIDES, Dr and Green WWI Patna Kips, Tanners' Oil, Tanners eorrteee Tools. stilts towedprictes and the baritones kinds of Leallon in the ranch rented. [or rill tho l tart market soles w be I ill given in mph, or talon n exalting. for t ildes. Leather etered free of charg -. e; end seta 09 OVIIMINS/013. =hr..o/71 "--- - W„...„,„intiorr—b-Ect-ozT& CO. Product an d MOUTON WHOLESALE. . 3.R0 nommation Intrehantst 4.573 DEALER! IN Pittebtreglt Manufactured Articles, So. 219 Liberty I street, corner of /ruin, PITTSBURGH. PR. •e. cnouT WHOLESALE GROCERS AND 2042' FURNISIZERS; Produce and Pitlebargh Mtumfacturce, No. 141 , Water Street, i"'g'4ll7lfrelhozy. PENNI PAIN TER'S. -! LUNG '& LANE,* HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. NO. 77 (01Tost Offor Building) THIRD sreur, ttla ,l tireen Wood and Market neut.) 1 An orders promptly attended ta. 11111_Egus men:Win s enonint gtyl, tab.27-tt U. C. ColltAeol .......:........_...._..._..P. C YOlii ROBEHBON, MINIS & MECUMS FOUNDERS AND ENGINE BUILDERS, and 3111MTIACtUrere Of Ith diNSeliDtioll9 Mill (1.4 1 .0. G 01121 1 ,11. h., ho. et re Ma% N0...11 Market gnat. between Vint IM, an. tleac ld* nd atn. J B. N. WICKERSHAM. i.. 110LESALE AN D RETAIL 00IPT, N. 2111,11mM, litre, t, Rfadlof Wlloold.r 1371 11 Pitt buses, P. Memo keels . hand sod for ale s samml endear:Se assortment of Drug. Ileelelneo, Mots Oil.. Di e Stuffs window Cato of ell Sam% Putty, Porlemery, stout end Proprietary Ma& does, l. To my old lamas andierstomere.-11. 1 . eold oat my - . , 1,1 . Is _ltattlanr.i - e : ImA...returns.' to this iv, sad `fr.. Joel i ohs- trtTi t ".""t aelTrZrialo7slll'ZiZT No. gel &arty 'street, I shall to heppy to aier my ou friend; or the essetomers of Mr. Mohler. arid shall snare no or to please them with anything_they may mint to my line of hattnese. ' S. N. WICILNKSILIAL dedilY No. 41 Liberty at. Valuable Real Estate for Bale. bOffer for . Bale the two three story brick buildings it the South eat canter of Penn add Iluid irefehttggrlF3art7at areatx: ..The bb* ebbstantil ‘ l *Ad bare stima frond w' abet, cffer the four three story brick Arai ng bowels on the net el of Rand .tract. Noe. M. 37. M. end 41 oath bona/Wu .boat 19 11,43 Inches In front by about ee feet brdenth its aboratitine wllthe ethl2eyarately% or together, ' kle Mires • =ln rob rayment wi ll be rbl9 ll . 4 . 11141 a ressonable thoe Otto Pm the 'payment of the: Wan. , Avod, to IL ILimairle., h o A . etroet. ' Clair 'Streit Property for Bale. AM Anthorized.to eoll on vory rOsona , hie terms. any one diall of those floe throe store dwelling nooses on the westerly aide of Et. Clair - stmt. bens booms Nos. 24. 24. 71. Ind 24.1 haw.= Pe street awl the old A l es. bridge. Theft homes axe suitable IlOr stores sod dwelling* sad are MA:I4W In •gesso locality. The lots ere each. 18 foot In frpt b7llO feet In depth to an she/ too foot wid , A =dente ash payment lelh be repulred. end the W iwi elloired ta !maw 110 • ressoneNe time seesmed hy vb. bend and smortfrevs of the purchaser. *NAY to 11.8. WILIUNS, AttOnley at paw. 0e1541 No. LW Youth street. BOOTS :AND SHOES. WIIOLESALiE . AND RETAIL. THE subscriber respectfully calls he at tardlon of his friends and thamalalle asuarilly, to an lon of Ids extanalve stook of Pasta and btu.. rolgZmitrom Oa New Enalroril Manufacturer& In w eh wall be found any Ilnd of Ladle& Galata. of and Obildrarii Boots, Oalters and Shoe, Wide out of the bast material, worktoruaririp and of the Utoot arias. I In art& to toll country dealers and thaw who wads to get Condon asds work, hs mans:features and kaalw tar on land • I.:ma:Mate etcsik of Matee Root. an Btonntwitors and Youth s Brogaris,ladks Boots ant Bus Mos. a:al:LW:ea Pacts, which sae war:Lots. In rafarenes to le prices ha toed eia. nothing mos. than th at ha to pia 4 tall as cheap as toy - ottsvrilte tonahment in the tl/ Intardtltdttatha Ilberalnatiroingo hatetchnn rabid's:the solicits Pathos soots,. sod rtes his long ennartsnne In t= he tools ecdtMs that Iri ailAttr i rs named nit 13 . 1darkat bats:wan Idarkribmse YYttb..d. ELVEDILY BIIIICHNIE , DEALERS. IN . I Silks sad Ladies' Dress Geode generally. CLOAKS, TALMAS & SUAIYLS, EDBROIDERIEN AND STAPLE NOODB, Fori Family Use: I dD nnusuilly ortap dye aradttantod In aIS or tha at.° dapastnents)ast rard and selling at lowest whoa 4/3rtio rth .oast coma 4th and Alartat sta.. oat Stoves, Fenders and Fire - Dens: 11,10 1 NOM 81 , 0 1 13 =WARNIERSZ No.. ss Wood West, ii tie mown liss • arrlvitl which tto ignitti===ol A c ii i ft;27 rin7g to= examinattoo orcu, irbet, whinn b now full arid coin tns tir re gin e tf "1 11, 1 7412 t. J. taila:4l..;, Jr.,NITCHELISP,' Rectifying Distiller and Wine and ruttier • Ai It BO 11/tN - "20 Libedy Ore. 13901 Bagj! lIICKWIESAT BAAS-25 and 50 WE on nand and - nitplo 111:11.02.11. ILOEltitnet tar the Deorr.cotua anti. might.% WO . nualard per Lan. 2 wawa 138240. _ _ _ • . Boor - CTD=IdB t, FOAM attoet, . no •OH dams Wed dr Malta. OEN§ bonne/4,1 • nut 9 a...V0 6 v. rt • " AD vuersoir4.—L Be;nova. a! mamas CO. & Wholesale Drag ,. WM: L atino reziond to the lade end eottinalkal the corner of Wood end dewed ate., wloare 0 ell dealers in Direde,Pothts, NAP Irtd fleas large end vat 1101Ordn raw. deeds wartanteilL • . 00- Itertioval; notopml Manufacturer of IMM:a des of Vimar,BOITLES 7PINDOW Sad IJlant Bottles, Des= um. I gl t itr a sa LlMPleet nri rs., - Pitterag,39 =WA New ftedadrrUb and Buzketroktories. FrEIS sumaibeis continue to ramidacture nasal kroutsgi m u ae*Tubs. Nista% Ir t uw Woulko bmedil sad Winner t Machluoks OdanCIISII attes to lomat a *inmost. , Steam- Engines - andllcalerei. cuomma : with thelatest, unproiremonts, rn . tgo rb,,,,r ou a t e r . oaluad atilfmaa to rays, orthobeit, , JooDista lro ne trio oo .b4rt "- 4"l"l"di nilat.3l;3r tMATZtAO,!a BELLED CORN---1100 Utah. in store for isbiowto - eksibk - .ro DAVID(' Vrairn. ,Cll . 71711 r: . r -- C11111,1 1 7 ail ;BUSINESS CARDS. ATTORNEYS. OSENI S. k A. P. MORRLSON, Atha uhss4ut Lag. 0111 m Na. 143 Wourth aire44 between thW . 4l and Grant, Pittsburgh. P. ROBERT E. PIIII.IIPB, Attorney at Law; 8«. MD. ra ; 'OLLOCK, Attorney at :tr— . oorner of Fifth and Grua stroaatrPl.dt. the Com't rittAbargrt. • raY2L-7'63 TAMES J. HIJIIN, Attorney at Law, office, Poulin street. nes:Grant. Vittaborch. Jaidlr Dfati I Dizi 111leldgan General Commission and CoGeo: ken Agency Office, FOR the collection of Homo and Foreign Alorcentlle end ellother limey claim.. Ia tdlchigea end a:taunt Statal=gistasPosmagaNto.n:rA Per-scent of Tares. Starts end 'romance Agents. gELT.IttIL A ANDERSON, Detrolk a tdlolOgsr ll t. %No irg.r(irs:tite - 1113.; Lorsar. Ste , rert . . ak- Mercants. Vistrzep—Two Agencies or Allealgen from respectable Insurance' COiLIOI.II. SPX. A. 111.W,L1413 IL street. ESTATE OFFIOE, No. 87 Front pt. 141 3 1 M r„ r Alk r ar m Oc.l pro l lirty sod sold. AUSTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent, Stock. Ilarchandlaa and Bill Itrokur. aka NOP 92 tli stmt., alms Wart Bumble. promptly attanda4 to. jytl:dly ANITIEL L. MARSIIELL, Secretary Citi to twee Insursztos O.3PSZI. Di {bier etmt M. GORDON, Secretary Western Inn . 92 Water amt. 1:1 - ARDLNERCOFFDT, AgentforFranklin u Fire Icnrana Compgny. north-sad Truer of Wood and.Thlrd wrest, RA. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mn • tual lunuran. Company. 42 W 414244.4.4. 1511ITGGISirS. o➢Y mu ., u ____.,, wilco,. ja..,.......egcmg ■id=l}O FLERING BROTBXEtS, OIICCITSZOILS ro J. vnn CO.) V7IIOLESALE DRUGGISTS, Db. CO WOOD DTP.DES___ PIZ TIifFUEGLE4_PA. 'Proprietors of Dr. Edloote's celebrated Nerwirnss, Ur 3 Pals. so. itOUN MUT, Jr., (successor ta Jae. It'Onf bra and Rota. I)=n/A and Dui.' In ate, (Jib,' Diart:ads. to.. cornar Wood and tiixt.h streets,' bbargh. I SirLecolat Agera..for Dr. Ford'a Modßino. ao2l j01.1.1q P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in Pal s. 01.1., Varnishes and Dye Stufhi. ti 0.1178 LI betty eUvel,, l 7ttebareh. All orders will melee prooba. attention. Aa— Agent for Schenck'. Pnlmonlo limo. mar 241.7 A. FAIINESTOCII & D CO., Wholesale • WaOggiaaa. and mernalatarere of White Lesd.Rad, . and Labarge, corner Wood and Front stream, Plaiet burgh.' zucia;. Fa SELLERS, Wholesalo Deale I . 44v o Lv d +64=tmi t larg . t .i Varnlatti . , low. DtaRAIIN & REITER, WholeoWholesale ,Rotic il DraWita. coma . of Libert y and Bt. ."61a to! barcb. J SCITDONMAKER & CO., AV holesale • llrugltlete, No. 21. Wood Muer, Pittsburgh. 4.OSEPiI FLEMING, Successor to I , :ncox A - careen Market etreet and Diamond—Hoene con. tly on hand a foil and , complete assortment of Drop. Liedhinee, Hedldne Chests, Perfurnerf. and ail exhale, Pertaining to hie bsuineht. • • Physician/ prescriptions carefully coantranted at ail holm COMMISSION &C. al= KIM it FORSILTH _St sow,. FORWARDING. AND CODLUISSION M.F.a., e 9 }p i p" TS, Wool, Rides, Flour, ri s acoa, Lard, IL Lard Oil AND PRODUCE GENERALLY No. 75 Water St., Pittsburgh. Pa.. nricamon Bprinerllnjhauh.Plttateg (leo Well,. Wellsittle. Ohio. John Son: &Ca. ••• Hersh. Jones, Cast:reit Den Bk. Kama a. llertiin4 Ptah.. leech a C 0... l'lttsbuzun. &true, Nesbit. & llarrottmn, Joseph II Haar. Pt Loos, Ma. Thomas L Greiner. liankors. Holmes a Cannall. tfinelset.l. Baena. Ohio. A D Bullock L Co.. fe.1,17d JNO. B. ...... W. ILERSTINR tin OF Lake fltobwvA EiumV7..7 4 . Hotta= & Know. P7lll. KOONS .t ESKSTRTE, FLOOR FACTORS. • FID General Produce Commission Memnon's, No 47 nary Wltarva and 95 N. Diger bdoe• anw PIILLADELPILIA. ISSIIL TO Eaga n% Woodarazl Ca. Ma, J D Lehman t 03,C1a,1.):" Garrett. Martin At oa, AD Bullock a 00. Wow! a o.lm. " • Tarnad a Malay, altar. Prira Co. " Faanck t Zooids, " Ca l . Cope Co, " dorm/ a &ADO. Trultt, Etrothar a C., J Chanuovath " Bryan,Unused y Co.. Pitt . aya. Wihnarth Co, Pittea YhtgalaT.Ccagrara a Co. Bali a Lima. " J. *IV W. act, Watt a Mum, And Pittaburgh and IliDalslplkla Merchant. geatfalli. ialitaad MoBANE & ANJER, DA:ALF A. A t A. Melian..l S IN FLOUR, GRIM AND PRODUCE. Commission and Forwarding Merchant No. 114 Second it, Pittsburgh, Pu. IJ. t, 1 jAL2 - - SPRINGER HARBAUGH, COPtIIIISSION MERMAN T, Dealer in Wool, PrOTIII/0/U1 SG Produce generally NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSUM26II, PA. J. R. MURPHY FORWARDING & commis.sloti MERCHANT, Patkuur stl . erstbitinto . the sake of No. 155 Fropt Street, holi.dto the llononiretsols Mom Jam J. lorwm. • ATWELL, LEE WHOLESALE GROCERS. Produce , & Commisaion Merchants. MID DM= IN PPITSBURGII NANOACTUREg, No, 8 Weod eta betwocas Waterloud Proot st 1./TTBDUR 6II . apm DAVID C. BZEBST, Flour, Produce, Provision and Commission MERCHANT, o 4E7 LiNerty great. Orme qf Hanel, e - Pittsburgh, (11VE8lie attention to the sale of Flour, LA Pork, Bacon, Lard. Cheese,. Buller. Orals. lhisd Praha heeds, £O.. tes. R11,.-mdiroments reerp• dial? whited. iCEISniY S. XING, (lato of tho firm of Ring & Moorhead,: COMMISSIONMNRCIIANT, nzazaw m PIG JterAr, AM) BLOOMS. No. 76 Water street, below Blarket, aplo PPITSBURGIT. PENNA. A. A.BLEDY , commisslONierphiclabiNeVA CHAPl " ; Agent of the Madison and Indianan°Ha ELLIIMOAD, No. SO Water at., Pittabuzgh, Pa. ye. J. W. • e BITLE 0R b & VOWARDiINO otukitsl ri SrS lo.bNe rst Mll R ar=, " itei l4Nll" - 4 Ettel,Pabusb: 13.:010701A late of Warren, Ohio, Ontoxileolon and forwarding; Ittannaot, and Whew Darla; In Western Itamos Choate Batter, Pot and Pearl Mb, and Water; Apodaca =railf. Wain . gnat. batureeaanit- itinakt sad Wood.Pl h. UMW pTnr.1ia....."..... .. .. . . . (tate Cr fillll .ROiralt Mile a Co.) ItaLITTLE ' .t. CO., Wholesale Greeeiii, rttligLW.olll , dr 1f erdmato, and Natal In burgh. `CLITEMSE. WAREIIOI79E.--ILENiCY IL, OLLENll,Vmvreadlnganel Occualaston Merelmajind li•nkr in I.l2osee.rutTej,laks litxh and Produce general l -13,Wecoaitzett, alOve Water. Pittalnagh my3l rpuomAs PALMER, Importer and Dealer istalre n g reti:zrfir=l4,./1711tVillguk" JvSEPB HORNE et :00., Vholesale andßetail 013 Dealers in • TRIMERN, 10(111101D.CIUSS, 110.1.1118 Y 4 CiLorX4. - -- Fanav Goode, &e. Ar.77'.ffarket It., bet. as andthe DWilibnot. Agsats sol' Pridlere Taro& mel9ly D. Atli,. Jr., a. Bro., • .• . . NO:91 Itlarket st„ arc doing out their ar ta,. soot dun oak!, at Su Nerusasedlsoonut ircas mar prioe. prepsestory to parshozngtbsir orlon suP. PIT. Wo Imre on bead • fine wort/neat ef the following vvOg Par.:it; trenelt Iferince._ Wont De talus: Worded Palen, mamma tflothj•mes m. Bombesines. &Wish Mires, X ftaberatruallus, superior sates or Weteb sod otter noarols, eri Arra eatery or Plea sal 0 . 1 ... 41 WO. Plaid pier %ea Bills, ell of !stiles sill b. sow et a creme esorlllee. .. • • is= ItAsott ato., arranana...o. artacarr a 004 s. Tom A. MASON & CO., Viholeanleand Retail r t a . .1:444 h. 1 Rum sad Starts A 7 OcK.a. 1 Iftb IVERPILY lIIIROUNIELD, Wholesale lad Betel Ih7 Goals lincluwati. corm Imp tet, st.rets Pictabaricek. Rotoval! Removal! Removal! 12o mprsoN d 00.--Na 33. YIPTII 112RNET. LI AVM Removed our Store to - N0."4, II • nithstred. (tont &at to A. A. Waco Oa) w•ire wow wmorod to Walt ono oft o !wont Mots orb.. yarted Lod (3•33.13.1330.3 011 . Goths Md.. mast. from ! OM De (DODO Naly‘ sAta;«..t,, Oatottugg • ix4 r , rb 36ln e= ; ' acs '1113,1 sad riga 'natio.% . re.t4343WltltEtOttl. POOp 511,11=64,.a5h owl 10h.413r trooputatin. ELKO Node. BOldiA64 ble (Won. DO.Or Oil CIDOM WillariDlVOSO toirolnlamtWeifttClidbt, St ° a:id. a .111 1 / 2 7 .AML .Niu ...a Cho 1 .tortlloloE BOLL BUT. abiatuar 1.10? Y P ar C LIA MIA& f . , - 11X111 2000 Stark 1411 D o.l_ BANKERS AND BROKERS i BANKING HOUSES OP JOHN T. H 000: BIDFORD BEDFORD 1.30., POMERBNt:,_ POMERFINT CO.. MOUNT PuasSANT. W ItSTMONICD OONNICILIAVULP— VAYFTTN 00., Pena UNIONTOWN 11ROWNNVILEN NPW unto wroli, BRAYER_.., DePedlts received, otecourats wad. Desna tool and collected. Bank Notes and Spdele boattht Moan, Noted and other liecraltles Wight and commisdart. o:rtowoolriande and collections dolld &r... 1M1N.........FL0UNC1 =ULM ARAIMER RAIIIVI, Bankers and Ex <hang. Broken Buy and sell Gold and sew and an Nato.. noR UMa loans on Beal Estate or Stock Sem ritlampurellaso Notes, and Tim* }Sills on Itut and West Lay and- sell Stock, on Conaolsolon. 0011.0. Lima made on d 1 points. In too Union. Moo corner of Third and Wood Wads, dl wily opposite the $l. Ctualeo Uotel. HOLMES & SON, Dealers in Foreign poet and Dogmotto Dills or grobougp, of Do •houk Note. sod Spode. No. GO Ma rket s amt. PULP hurg throughout h..'igtir Ctheollostlour S nited mule ou th. PriuriPal olden Utat.. g. oronama. o.mocosa.l4-11..mrt8,..w. a. ROODRAID AMERICAN PAPIER MACHE MARLIPAOruItING CUME.4.IIrI. N 0.78 Second et., Pittabur&h, Pa. nAIsTUFACTURERS of Papier Moho °nutmeat. fbrOhnrchee, lionise, Steamboats, Ship& nor and Pleture Frames, Window and Door /loads, asseketa„ Trams', Co Ventilators and Cents. Pieces for Osdlings. rimsettem and ltonldingo of gray deSesildlon. else and design. maim andwarnusted more durable than any other article now In OM. 1:131-Orders executed on the ettortest notice. N. B.—Attention of Steamboat Builders is especially di rected to this article, on account of ita light weight. CUMMINS, MINNS & No, 78 Second et.. bet. Wood & Market all., JelMsttf Ptsrmoao g. ~ . „w DliAcholl, Herron & Co. WiLL continuo the business of the Union Tiums.rsoit the old Itt•Ild of PL.NNOCK. MITCH. CO„ N 0.194 Liberty at. They will manufacture as =tat, a large and general Inapt:meat UASTIN(IB, comprising . . Cooking Stoves, Ranee and Side Ovens, onleg ..LND I.A7?LOR lITOVS4 MANTLE & KITCHEN ORATES, Ilolloto Ware, Wagon Dozes, Dog Irons, Sad Irons, Tea Kettle:, Plow: and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery Castings generally, And OAS and WATER PIPES of all elm. IRON & NAILS OFT'iLE BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spades Pieb, Ott All of which will be sold aemannWtarere anon. .11. Penn - Uottonl.la, PittsUmh. ENNEDY, CHILDS & CO., Mannfso W. tams al' , Penn A No. I bean 44 Sheetimm Oarpst,Chaln of all odors sad dud= CkAtou Twines Plough 1 6nes and Emilnel; Rope of all eta <1.0:141.1ont -; Batting. -4 3 G IWcI dell. will have stir . i •luiltrtm if . —JLEz Chas. vlLLlllmulliiL dr, CO., 61 Penn at., below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa. ITRAII BOILER AIARS and SLIFIT- Ia IRON WORKERS. Mancrfakurere of Barnhill's Pat , apt Bollus, Locomotive. Slued and Cylinder Boilers. Chi- Dart. Brelchao, Fire Bal. Uteux ripes, Coudzuus. 15.1 t Penh Bog. Pus, Iron Yawls, We Bost., etc. Al., BlaclunalMe Work, Bridge sad Viaduct Irons, doze at ths aborteatuotice. All ordan from • distance promoti7 attended to. , Hata and Capa. WILSON & SON keep constantly on j ra t=na. ...el description and tat - oar of Hata and NMI wholesale and ratall. Those daldrted a neat toe onset. Hat or tbsp. rod and thud, arold4 do troll to diva tts a oall baton porodastna ataniant. todadf i 7. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail . Itsaufsetarer sad Des la In Cabinet Wank No. as stnne DRY GOODS. PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY .MORNING, APRIL 23, 1856. MANUFACTURING. ITNION FOUNDRY. GROCERS. Shriver & Dilworth, WHOLESALE GROOERS, Nos. 130 & 13 1 2 Second Street, Elatarsen Wood and dadtiled) PITTSBLIRGIL MONTIOSE NITOKELTREB, Wholesale Grocer and, General Merchant, 2Q. tee Liberty send, flibbtorch. oeo-17 SMITH, BLAIR & HUNTER, WROLESALE GROCERS, 122 Second end 151 Front street, on!. PITTSBURGH. PA. Wallace & Gardiner, *ROL I:B4LE DRALZBE re FlOur, Provisions and Produce Generally, no.= LIBERTY BT. i. 30 1 „ B AGIALEY, COSORAVE kOO., Whole. aso-1 Grocurs. 111 sad Wendrtriost, Pittsburgh. 7 CULBEUTSON, Wholento tomer !tad Om=WWl Mombasa. Dealer la Produce arta Pitts. Iluantacrured articles. 1105 Liberty Meet, Pitts burgh. ?POUN FLOYD h CO., Wholesale Greeets salOommleeima blarebsra.,:7o.l73 Wooduld LID. retreat. Plttabutah. 1016 OBER'P MOOR! Wholesale Urocer, We. Isi Pro-duns, Pittstrurgh lionsufsotoM. ood on of lorshro hnd Domestic Wickes sod Liolora, No. alb Liberty strooh. On hand a .001 largsatoct of superior eta blarkungghelo Whisks/. irides will 4 said low for osAb• 01,10W01IVLS3 , -- ..VILLOPI KIM.— -X. , Carrne MCANDLEgS, MEANS & 65. (succes sors to Wick I Llcf-Suilless,) WholoLds Gropes,. W trash Nails, Glass, OottoseYssrA sod Pittsburgh -Ito Pin higuilhistoras goodWly., coma of Wood and Water Its. ghillibu Pa. _ 3003art1111...... —ll/11/1134 0. 6011. NIGLUA Ito BOA WholeaoJo Grocers and eat. WILLIAM A. hi'CLUB,O, Grocer and Tea Daley corner or wood wafl filsth ste r 4 tu has hand • large elieralulaut of choir* (I tl id ne d 7•• Pralts sad gals, Wholesale d Dealers soplol oat he lowest larmag 1)013EIRT DAVailirs & CO., Wholesale Claxeml,Ocuzioilisloa Mereb.a., Deem Prodiu• aria Pittsburgh elangflotarrie. No. 263 Melly Wye. Pittsburgh. 153.. at Nan, 'SALMI Melia Cat, Wholesale (ko la: L"tiaitne,a.treirgttge.itva.tl.l,..4.- BAGALRY, WOODWARD CO., Wholo . iquotv)smAmalt:TA J011:61 T. BHRTOCE. Book and Job Printer and Publisher. No. VI Ylftb sttast, Oars Badthdald. Oaaatta UOOK BINDER'S and Box Dlaker'e Straw gjilloards shag* on band. Alen. Basks. r. and O. COCHRANE, (successor to S. Sad. ..L:a . Uri Wboloaole sad listen Dalai. In Barks, Ststion tralgon .RA•mgritods. L. stmt. OW door S ! & o i r EN B. DAVISON,' Bookseller and Sta. t t s , omn= r tt u ntangaNt.Aamw, No. a Mad rt.ar- -tr • it co Booksellers and &odours, in No. 65 Woo 4 street. Colt door to the tomer of Third. baniUkitt "Walan d U'V44llllgaglaMlL J BRAD, Bookseller and Stationer, No. . TB lotntb street. ditllollatbitort. MUSIC. &C. . John U. Mellor, TO. 81 WOOD STREET, betwoon Diamond 0, Mla Iri t r:tr I NAPOI r igg I ASIS LINd MODEL BlpluDCWll3 and 0101 AN EIABII4)141. UM. and daster In /dusk and hint lad Ocala. NA 11. Bieber & Bro., i f o. 'FIFTH ST., Sigo of the Golden T2.etivi i =l lbr N UNdB A A CI N L ARM ifißr , lank' f. ANDIUMIS aImiIIDEONMAOTILLN 11/11LitON1018. Dealers In Enain &Wand.' Inexu -1221.11111. fed Charlotte 'Blume, IVg _ANUFAOTUILER and 1)oalor in Piano . . INJLFortoo Im oul pottor of UltlfiC Sid musical Inotra• mac& Mob or,rit tombs trialllUßa PIANOS. Woo for ueLiarr, DAVI!! .t OP.'S Horton tiorkooorith onlith out 21i4leart Attachmorm. m 73 ' 118 Wood It. Cannel - Coal. ORDERS FOR CANNEL COAL WILL ow be Pra.243i, Oiled. dz. Plea In the order burs at the loran.. or ourth asd Wood eta et Dr. Went Wm . . store Vnalteneld ecreat. oPeorlto the P. °Jar CO It- Watcon•e atom corner of Liberty =4 "Way.. ate. Pithe Intrgh. and Allegheny city. at the Coal Depot or Bang. DPW/ Iltere. earner Irodend end Lemma W. Wee Coal V. fo2 prz toe P tlig" ned " at 52 200 "25 at 0 • -• Neat. No Co 225 Terms cub on &Crary. sylo JNO WHITE 01. Ketahum's /lower with Reaper Attach:. meet. BE most perfect machine in Use, warran tee to eat from 10 to lb Ism of assa or Oslo P.* as tell as timed Os done _ scythe or crwllik. Ma* taats.S l2o , combloeo $l4O. • rot tale by It. succin LAND. 128 Rood Muth Ward Troperty for Sale. I WILL SELL on refusonablo to and 9.7=eovu e LOTS. Writer agora and Carroll sta., rlrlAilato roalgraV.. are b. dWmel7 situ"' Alto, tare UM. =tsar of Warty awl Baldwin da..25 foot !forayed. Thor U. calculated ikrr Other treetlat tuardlag. taus.* cr for coal dapot—for opal brought by rho Pena.% or the Conne/syllia UsUrnade. _ • Aire. reran 40Ttl. Warr of Huth: ina opposite the. tPlalald improymmt. 'hamar. 4c.. of Pub mot a Cart. nay U. trau locaaf a ra aa , fufaufattory or thwart boarding Want the iof uterball• IPS of that aelghborbOaa APPir - aaaultf gums a. nonaan. 11.1 Mart, at. • To BELlloorneil, VRENCII BURR oni .14oniat .11111 Mill Etons‘ Olottuilla b Eplu ri t i A Wao. °I-, Au *l7;4 Out . on tow% and ma ata d* to oraorAt Wto47 .ll L, ootw gth • . W.W.w. WALLACE. • • bell- 20=4. and Box ironic 11411 E Subscriber having purchased the. ex .A.Pg=teadderifi I,g X. tura TV: filoroiL4 satr4 ILLmsolotaricis thew% In con hudnt bis wagl. strAtt-2.4., Cotton Watts, lugs and good slicatment of Lbelsomasou TWif aiLd Irans, vbir.lL be would -reapbeLfony UMW LLA *MILL= of .bolaszto &shwa and the rah& sLasuaL 0e54.7.1 • - CL ILINGELLAND.AIIacbems OLT. PLL 11A/ RITE BEANS-1 0 bbls lawn White, VC) " "sa s'lkVemungSsa.mAlis och EBBW. Jyni2er Benioejost reed and for Jobb. ado 1/4. OM NEW YORX ADMTlsmorrs. Prom SBILLIN, VIESOIikac.OWIN i ECUBLL„ OQ ILL liiIIIPAM A 11.7121114 1100614 NO. SU Broadway, New York.• - Forthe ;000,000. • 11. S. PAT.KNY MARBLE COMPANY, 90 Thonapsoli'woot, N. Y;, ANUFAOTU.ERSOPIII.ARBLE MAN tc ft T.ABLII TOW COLUMN& YEDEBTALS. Elerina, Brcaetel, sada' I: Italian baubles. This article. 'Web to• prt vexation OfMarble Einst.eboateetie combined with mineral rotors. so ea to be Moulded lato any form and color, by which a marble ma be manuface trued at lon then helf the root of the common Material. while It mccle it in durability end beauty. Unlike Mar bleized Iron end Siete. there it no surface yore, the color roasting Into the Imes of the meterfai. elite no yarnteh is abed to rive a tinnuorarr beauty to the maim Stea tite from $0 to HO. .Table tore. ta w equally cheep Rights for the Minvfecture and tale of above for the dtQuent hater, which wm iinente immense Warm to thty. hyterestitig theineeletei Information fumbled on tpolleatinn to rtlllt. IiKNNIE &reit.. or 308F011 Lem; MAW YAK. o&.& 1 1 , - • ; Frenoh Window Glitts, .EDWAKD I)ICKIE, 194 • Olambers at.; N. Y., Two .Icora IresVof Ilidion River Railroad Depot, OFFERS to Dgalerwandl:istomen Lie eel brated brow:Ito( Wrench Window 6buta on favora ble tame. Parties irlatatruelnrormation ba fornlabed with price. onrerelpt of their addroaa. (lam oat to *or dealred pattern. and packed pow of ohargw. apPl;lrdv Umbrellas and Parasols. JOHN Li SMITH, WI:IDLES/L.IX MANUFACTURER, 234 & 2.3ls;Broidway' Now York. • The moat extentitve .in the. world. TILE late fall In thOjprice of materials, eon- Anna open 'the strlngeoey Of the money market. nes enabled me to knanufacture largely far the /String trade. end to efferto madman., It Very low prime , the largest and most consoled eisortment of UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS to be found In Egrope er Alnerlcla • Merchants eleltlog New Took to buy their gOnda are Lespeetfully Invited to oat and Pa/Mille lkee etocabUorepwrchosing. N. n. Please culthis card , ottt antLput It in your Pocket Book for reference; JOIIN L 15311111. Manufacturer. mh2s,9mtly . NEW YORK MILLED :MY. nitS. SIMAIONSW.HOLESALE AND RETAIL MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS A DOUSE, (Ail HIWALIWAY, , NEW YOWL—Mr. IL below In Europe, for the exprgiurpm of gab,etiog novelties for th e Miring Trod. w arriveend ready for Inspection on W'snotit- s firm of mord,— Southern and Western Merthante, tad Milliners ore ros• psetfully invited to call and examine thainieue berme purchasing chiseller. Pattern ItennotA, Agway. an Aood. an d pent by ex in et, teeny addres. ,felaradv Paints, Vaimsbes, RAYNOLDS.iDEVOE & CO., 100 ,t• 108 ;Fulton Abed, VIEW YORK, MANOMAOTUILF.III3 OF. . rtants. Ya%claA t ger eii %; : ir ,t ll . lArt i t w arid th Z , lne rninte. WHIT _ L EAD, COLogs, 11B.USIMS, DIAISONDS, OILS, .GLUES, de. , Constudtrim band large and perfect Assortment of all irfAch coods,]revislrel by AURA'S sad PAINTERS and by the tram. Eenehdly. Alumtscivd goodiorly of PIIIOT QUALITY. • romgn geode werecelre direct freM the produme, and can offer by the Oduks. or trtr wife. cm tbe most favor , able terms. ; Order, by melt yiremptlT "attended. to, /..290.., FLEtt3T PREMIUM= PIANO FORTES. STEINWAY Fr. SONS, ILANIinCTIMEAS 64.' and SS Walker Street tfidß entinaWAT. NEW 10EZ, 111ESPECTFULLY call the - at 131W:dims of thipublletti their olendld 7 -` earartutentolwoulirraud...licure Ptanue, . t whirl, for Toluene of turta." death:try_ at touch, beauty of Ildlehitt short emery thing that renders.. !Nano perfect. arq Oneurpaseed. They were ...rod the Filet Premium Ps loth Elude. to antipetittoo with the most distinguished waken trout Ikettou. Philadelphia. New and Isiltboore. _ NEW TEICH ke-511:15Wir Eton bare just boon alran3ei the ICIEST Yreraluut GOLD MEDAL (over all. Crystal Pala otoopetltoro at the late Vale Of the •Aliorn uau ce, fro' lIEST hu rka m/Pct.. It oolt lt o.fvte. EiGforraGe: aroJR PURPOSES, and for IGNI TING CHAT:OIM bo th in WET and DRY blasting: OE dieneut Moly. 'rho COTTON .Ed lIRYIP KUM stra the BIRO GE and DODY)I4t TAPE WATER. FURL hisaoribetared and sold Ery • GLENN PUTMAN, NM Liberty St, NEW Yong- Sir Orders primmtly filial Mt all kinds of flOff FuW Drat. of the most norrovol. brand& EMIL'S XXIIII.II TIOSAL FlItE n 01.14121, SCHLEFFELIN, BROS. & CO., 1.1113111TZ11 . 1i AND DEALP.S3is Drags, 1 3 11 - 6115,. Oils, ilyes,Pertomery, 170 WILLIAM §T., New York, INVITE the attention of the trade to their large and varied stork of Drago..Paluta 01a Perform. 27. ta. . In addltlontottuterea•ntarlmaortatlonr oflitapleDrora. they are aim Walling. argot Stoat the aonteas of prod.- Non and manafaetaro, augpllra of Tooth. Ilalr and Nall Bruhn. Bronzed, Corett Alottara apongea French and gnallah Patrolman: Leda'. ha - traria, and many other at µatm usually .mbrarad Droltgleta ld stmts. aert the/ are also anabhtd to offer on tha moat adrantagaorra tonna. Orders, althff 10 pawnor by malt, Eli Deal. prompt attanUor4 N.lll-1 yr_ Ic4olo - Ai4 TO 110041REPE.P.$ AND DEALERS. TIIE 110 Pg. TI ) /alma allitt, and Ti 81ain...! smart. NEN Y. Principal ltrale, 10.1:frod strer4.lWw . rack, factory. Nos. ;A. 31' and Iludson ofrysd. Jamey CIII. rI II I.IE Pro ' prietors of.!thi r e ions and well j known CVl7l5# AND SFICII . i.J7AthIiIIMENT, Warwe to wife:" the beat ..Prtarfadzetfitical Anatol In ace, foeltaLlftg llama:tau. and o th er Cake., Lc.— 'May alma Praolica I/altar:4 Moos. and many OLP.. loft. clef of daily 1110 , in every fasailyi übleb the off, upon tha molt luasadiabla tonna uatakanyy taut to deafen .ho rya ucot taro, . N. IL 1 4. U. ISUAM. N. ll.—Cbuilutzer•adrledd t 4 luaulf 4.a. Hoy. Mills ar ! ickAgyd7 The Adams EXpreSS. Comp Pittsburgh, Rochestermid - Nem itnghton kapress. 4 '.0 It the miriecial acCommodation of the Yr..- `y boe Intimate b , between Wttebu ueinro end moot ralacon sod 's r ' ecalre each Agency, The Adams the :Company how made nub arrangement With the Imbrued as to enable them top ut • trusty litmeonscer on the Aeminanodeetinn Train, who will take charge of MlprePerty laminate properly entrust. (Baggage to him. 7 . A. alessenger will hoe ea Iron Moe to the Baggage the dopolt sad beter security of Moro/. Jewelry and other valuables, lie wallows beer Brlnbtun by the Clorning Train. roman In Yittaburgli and Alleghe ny City during the day to .tread to snob onandointo y be entrnated to him, and return by the Emnin will rin, with his Ilona and Cotatubsiona mooted. It will be his duty tOreadve on hie up trip all parole. wanes. orders, movi e le , which will he delivered to the proper party mon the arrival Otto triln at the Allegheny City Depot. Is will else meta. writtenor vestal mossy,. en to 00 dellveredin th. elty—tontainniode intelligence— °Main infertgatton. and return ...pito—order goeda, and ntarn themcdnah• purchases.. buy* Of =One bum • YO. raro2sir to. [team eo¢lne. All goods An, ;:sUati=r; &steam, without extra chualL but b. mono out, dello. ty, the directleu on vac for Minao boorsa should be At Way Statism. all matter will boleti with lb. Station Agent of tha'Atallroad Company, Wheel the proper why Is east the Statism on too antral of the Train, to metre tr_oarrYing PAChegll, ' 41 and lot genie. pa ol th• so...ger aMintendePto be within nonable llmlta. When then attire of the httehlees le much aa to admit to It medal .g omens will be mado A. the Ileyeenger moo/roll , mttls his bills Lod boo Moo tfi7 Cn.lOhrtAnd to par la./W i g. jab motor the line w please lint Leif him to wait ill next trip for bla pay. as he has no discrellen in the matter, 11E.WItY-It; IRWIN has tom appointed bleasenger, and will toanalyos We &Altman lifnuday. Dem :a, 1W; trnctas stab aaarta AltsParph,—C4 PaarGaßtreet. .Atavam, CYp s7t. T7lecrapaplitaa raja - irt - Srittoralii. Piciamplillsa fimawgr .Nan.thighton—Mr.tionm : Om= AISAMS EIZAIOII 00A A Fauna:ma. Pa. 04 1i1•Z../ - To, those who lv ate Parma 11,1 MO have fertile landAt a cheap price and pe,rtlen are glrenfor VIDO. payable: In enstallmeuta paess weet, co ld per month...lt la located to Oak or Pa* andhas one niche Met market. So: Its be In the Mats. The le a rich loam nod le not to be eurpmsed far tarmluir,..se maminatirm. will , ohms. /t tul cnea lend, underlaid by 1 deb velten. 'aid& On ...Into,* Its taollity ths Lake biarltel. !rill ghostly Moome of on. reuse value. The Strabtry a. Edo It. IL :ril Meetly through It , ableh 1, nor!: hewn. prihstruc en hour Erie to within a abort &Mance uftlldgetray.:2jheAlleglt.py Vaele7 H. It, Pilla p bt ' • 0 .6 h!' '4176',!(-0:T;12 Y ',lluVbl usnampt.lonabir good and warrentrd deeds are tie... gooa wld he opmrtuni• ty to commenm farmlng. Pmfildlog otc c'e children maim Iweertmeut 0131.1.11 1114111.. to 'oh.. b ox 11 • 010 n tutee V 3111640 will ho treble Its pr =lre. Our. partioutare can ba had /math° pamphlet, which axe Met trugulrers. Lariat; etlllfrrroltlyltil. Apply or addreaannelt.. W. OaTi/Llattecy: UM Walnut delphht,. tree In.tdrmellou Mcontalned In the pamphlet. fri.2mdo • Valuable .rroperty 'or Bal_e, Litterty street, adjoittig tho Methodist vonv.riro,ne.c...l Dada: Thle Is now the only desired* oleo orproperty en Ude neighborhood not already bought hr the Ponetylranla Ibillroed Company. Front , log on Llterty OU foot. on Elm Meet 100 feet thence to the etethodlet GISTS Yard gO • li feet, , talahrrty 100 feet. This property le matt deelrartei) • hotel. The bolldlng now on good euhatantlel three story brick: with rdl the r.notatary loch bolldlngrchse for s long good .ttnin been 00 vied pb 1011000 tlibothugg.itfotg-odftLit.. good larretment. dar . .H.to Entrant the pyemlege.• M/an YABEIL iltitZlET . f.nsrae l°lla rty a resident of .rietstsinia.tessuirtoinn ;*llllesys hero lo f ars for the tiornicil IllulTa ACM Bloux City land Lir trial. ChipitalletalLud °llama hirciuir mousy I luvrat. or wan rants to locate. can hart thole .burlnaar faithfully and promptly attaurlect to. by calahn hhn tha Itcrts room o hi: Daly, 707. 78 Alalimt ettvet, from 9 A. 71. to usrunimin. Jefirejlehandep, meßehnnt. !Whet- at. Plttrimmth: A. Holineri a tren. Bankers; Mg At Cameron, 0001110,, Alrft ch.! , icy Dant. Atiariltanyl John inamturt. accountant. 1.26 T. L. ItANDVETT. SHIP AND • STEAMBOAT. FIXTURES, N0:157 South Street, Now York. CW.Ett OAPS'rAN,9, , .Conamon Iron and Wood Capstans, notdosores and. Crowell's Pa t Edson ri&Apparatrut,Wladlaves, Mato Ito vers. Itodder os and WOK', Metallic loading Trucks and Henke de Pronsw and 1101 trudrown lion Pipes m ui t Con , plArum , i llgp o i Mart toltftltf.gr, and Iron /Varlets Alitallto We Boa eswksbnry's Patenq/larino LltsProverrollor ldseden 111 s rasarwtna lJattrasses and rand% uplink, Lora and Preworvarp, carresrandlng to rtis latonloombast Laws, at very low Idiom toactber with Isrgolarlel 1' or 114 itaving anus ann. : Alta the tabn tra t nnprentents In IN autWal Fit. tome. : • rub I .trod • • Notice to Brlkge Builders. • Q.EALEO PROPOSALS will bo roctivod at kJ my ell* la Cbimaa, natll the 'anis, Alay next. far the ballalag or in MOM , P/VOT Bill DON =rose tba atedltha.lnien Ills la MY alike. Tba work to le aim. taintes4 ImMallat.lya"leetbet lottlaa.anel ta b• me. WIC ihrert , itb:crete It:lava= alba by matnet. Meby:4l.lfßairTergt.l74•7 B :lL 'tr67l' l;:: :' n "n" elb .1""te"g Sajblllsll3l3l.LN, City Clerk. weer°, 1836-,earbanal Calcaao Dam. Co-raitneistLip. ItnAvii tile.. dity-wisociated. with me 11P earmlystyttersloho estolloa. Omlolna.nd tllaelo newstriess. Thompmu ondito illar. As busl• will bq continual at ths stead , ,135 'Third st. tam der the CIIVIVIP sod style ofJOllli TIIUOIPMON l CO, I vo i d ta co iby, opportunity of Monitor my Blame thaw,' to my old aostomertilm the mallberel support Pjrlgre tb ==ltrAr t grAtssereger nd t d oem Ovallnita In Pittsburgh, Om. eighteen prate I need mot say thetOr sorkstres ttellttl b. done In yft, beaC e a ur sayselt2fir work sod Witty b EMIT setietaU n end Id evvrelfsted by the UP bttentsiof sod ti igscorth. 'WU ViamPsoll.... PITTSBURGH GAZETTE WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 28, 1856 Advance Payments.—llereafter no oub wirtion will be taken Ow the 11.117 or Weekly assette, wale.. payment hi mode In advance. When.* the time I. up to which the imbectiptlon le paid. the paper will be invariably stopped. Unto. the sutworiptlan Is re stewed by adrance payment. All transient advertising, or nary description, will be regnired to he paid In ad Tame. The only emotions will be where special month le or resat, contract. are made. eablwitw Ifil.Plttablirif It ►eclat niette.—The astmuure circulation of our Otcfly Gmette offer. to our loudness man a moat desirable, mail= of nuking their hoodlum Itutun Onrormulation Is Wawa/our and flea thonmand. muting .1 = ,„0,,m.n. merchant. manufacturer and atm teapot In Westorn Pennurivanla. and Zutern Ohio.. For the Pittaborgh Gazette. FREEDOM. 0 ! that the restless fiery youth, whose soul Pants for earth's proudest noblest name, Would build algae of Freedom deep in tho boort, And on its altar light a flame, Glowing with the incense of God'e eternal truth, Which breathes in the air, lives in the soul— That 'he le a freeman whom the truth makes free,' Though seas of tyranny round him roll. [Gen, Like Paul wo And inscribed, TO TIIII UNKNOWN On the alum of worldly pride ; And, shall we not fearlessly Lift up our voice Against oppresaion's'awful tide ? Oar brother's ary for help is swiftly borne Upon the balmy Southern air, And ev'ry breath fires the heart with a holy zeal, In the great clause of Freedom there. Lot us gird the breastplate of holiest troth, And battle with the demon—wrong ; Let us brave the dangers of the corning storm ; Bo fearless, be zealous, be -strong. • [pared, Then when the conflict comas wo shall be pro- To nobly fight on freedom's side, Nor fear the frown of me a n,worldly eollish men, Who from the gaze of !dme hide. L. ro. Um Pittaborgh Or mate, At a meeting of the Republicans of Findley township, Allegheny county, hold in Clinton, March the lfith,,A. D. 1856, the following Dec larations of Principles, and Resolutions una nimously adopted: Wnsaixes, Theaggressions of the slave power, commencing with the admission of Missouri as a Slave State, and continued down throngh a succession of years to the crowning act which resulted in the Repeal of the Missouri Compro mise, and the opening up of the Vast region be yond the Mississippi, which had been forever consecrated to Freedom, to the blighting influence of Slavery, and thereby giving birth to the nets of outrage and violence on the port of the Pro- Slavery minions which would disgrace the veriest despotism that exists, have demonstrated that Slavery awl Freedom cannot exist on equal terms under the same Government, but that either one or the other must predominate, and believing that the time has now come when the further aggressions of the slave power must either be successfully resisted or we become in reality what tints serving politicians have long endeavored to make ns, the servile slaves of the southern oligarchy, and'as it is necessary to the accomplishment of this object that a knowledge of its usurpations, and of the beet means of resisting them, be diffused among all classes in our land. , Ist We ( believe that Congress possesses no power over the institution of :Revery in the several States. d. We believe that outside of State jurttlio- tion tho constitutional power of the Federtil Government efiould be exerte4 to secure the life, liberty and bappinima to all men. 3d. In the exercise of the elective franchise we shall support no person for any State or National office who does hot unequivocally pro claim himself on the side of Freedom, and who is not pledged as far as practicable In his offi cial capacity to the maintenance of these prin ciples. 4th. Whereas, the Republican party is or ganised for the purpose of preventing the further extension of Slavery and the repeal of all sots allowing Slavery to spread In any territory of the 'United States, and whereas, Slavery to appo sed to natural justice and Is is opposition to the laws of God and abusive of the liberties of this country, and believing the safety and best lip terent of ell concerned demand that the exten sion of Slaveryehould be prevented by all law full means: Insintroitc, &raved, That layingaside all or &miry issues, that we unite without distinction' of parties in one organisation on the one Issue, namely the repeal of all laws a llowing Slavery to exist in any territory once 'consecrated to Freedom, and the exclusion of Slavery front the territories of the United States. Regolvul, That the above Declarations of Prin ciples and Resolutions be published in the Pith buryh Gawte and other papers friendly to the CSUEO. JOBET'II HARPER., Pacer. ROBERT McLanz, &et Fume KAISSAII.—Extract of a letter from a physician now in Kansas to his mother and sis ter in New York "We need health and strength to battle with oireumetannes that sickness and tho Pro-Slavery men of Hiyeouri, arid that traitor to Humanity, Justice, and Liberty, Frank Pierce, have placed us ; tot , fortunately, the hearts of those who commtlid are cm:l:agitate within them the spirit of ° 76. And whde the men are willing . and ready to sacrifice their lives rather than submit to the tyranny imposed upon them by a band of out laws, and motioned by their accomplice, the women are not idle. Practising at the target and running bullets are amusements in which they delight, and in the dark hour of trial, like the women of the Revolution, they will . not be found wanting. "I saw. a man yesterday who saw the Survey or General, who says the Land Sale will take place in June 'next, and pro.emptione are in cluded in that sale. Huts a pro Slavery man, a son of the late John C. Calhoun. The eale is probably hastened to enbsorre the ends of spec ulators, and will, if done, canoe the Joss of three fourths of the .settlers' claims. Tho horrible winter and titaness, with loss of crops, have rendored theta unprepared to pay for their claims eo soori. God only knows what the fu ture wilt bring forth. On that day every oent will bo drawn from Kansas to pay for land, and hundreds of dollars lost by the hardy Bottlers in improvemeirts, which will pass off into the hands of speculators, who will be as thick as frogs on Pharaoh's table. "Give my thanks to hfr. B. for the seeds ho has so himilyieht. Tellhim that Lis wish shaill be fulfilled--tbey sums bo planted in Free Boit" Da. F. N. RIPLEY FROZVI To REATIL—WO , C . learn from the North Weatem emoorat, that Dr. F. N. Ripley, in company ith Mr . hicLel land, in the latter part of Febr ry, left . Glen- eon, about b 5 miles south-west of that place, for Farreetrille, a new town located in the early part of the past winter. They lost their way,- and wandered through the forests and near the prai ries, unlit the morning of the first of March inst. when they reached Round lake, flee miles dia• taut from thetermination of their proposed jour -1 ney, when the Deptor declared himself unable to proceed tardier, and lay down upon the snow completely chilled and exhausted._ Itfr. McLel land used all the means in his power to arouse litmAnt in Pain, and proceeded alone on Ids way to ForrestyMe, where he arrived at dusk, enter ed a shanty, a part of which only,, was capered, in which ho remained twenty days solitary and alone, eubeisting the whole time on - one pound of cheese and a 'quareof rice, and haring been able to kindle afire but three times during the time. Oo the i!Oth Masa, is surveying party which was to follow him and the Do*tor, arrived, heard hie sad stilry, and returned with him to Shako. pee, the former reeLlence of Dr. Ripley. Mr. blcLelland is now under the care of physiolans end friends at Shakopee. Bath of his feet were so badly frimen as to render amputation neces sary net above the uncle. It is possible he may recover. Dr. Ripley was about `2B years (Asp, and a native of New York, where he is connected with some of the first families. We lona that frag ments of hie remains were found, having been clearly /crewed by the wolves. Mr. McLellan/ states that It was with the utmost difficulty that ho kept the wolves from dim:wing him, whilst in the cable —St. Pat/ nem. Column Eitome..--Datiding steno may be tint ed In different ehades by impregnating it with metallic salts, and then adding a precipitating re.agent. 14 means of ealte of load and copper, with suiphurated hydrogen, grays, browns, and blsoks, may be produced. Copper end ferric• 1 cyanide of potaastum giro a red tint. If porous lime-stotee 'are boiled in solutions of metallic sulphate's,. Carboni* acid is evolved, and the me tallic! oxyd, 'combined with sulphate of lime, is deeply fixed in stone. In this manner, sulphate of iron gives rustylints,,seaphitteof , copper fine green, sulphate of maganeseva brown, and mix ed suipluttea of iron and copper,'s chocolate.— The double' sulphates thus formed increase the hardness ofistono.—ELondon Artisan. PEACIt BUDS. KILLED.-P03.0h013 will bo EOM° this year, ; A well known fruit grower, who re elites a few tolles from tbiseity, informs no that the tads upon his peeoli tree:air, ell killed, end -that the eame -thing is true of most of the pled trees. WS' 'seeition. The inule . at thil apple.. plain, peaq,end ahem Was ooh►rmad, XisligoVotitift By the. Africa The details of the Foreign News brought by the Africa, present nothing of marked interest. All Europe seemed to be engaged in rejoicings and congratulations on account of the signing of the Treaty of Peace. TEM TILEATT OF PEACIX Diecassions of the Conference—How Me Treaty toss Signed—lts Reception in France. Beaune, April 2.—The French, English, Sar dinian, and Turkish diplomatic agents visited the 1t119312,11 Ambassador on Saturday. A grand fete will be given at the Russian embassy, on the occasion of the conclusion of peace. Alt the diplomatic corps have been invited. A day of universal thanksgiving for the cessa tion of war will, we understand, be very shortly announced by the Archbishop of Canterbury, at the command of the Sovereign. It is believed in Paris that a month will be taken up by the plellipotentlarleti in the settle ment of different minor pointr. The Times is informed that the treaty is to take effect freer the date of its signature, and not, as usual, from the date of Its ratification. It is vain to speculate on the precise conditions upon which peace has been concluded; they may probably not be known for some days, although they can hardly he concealed during the whole period requisite for the exchange of the ratifi cations. The Patric aflame that the Allies will retain their positions in the Crimea until after the roll- Stations have been mehanged. The Journal dos Debats, of Thursday, the led instant, gays that no decision has yet been pro nounced with regard•to the different ityetems proposed for the organization of the Danubian Principalities, but that the discussion upon the eubjeot gave rise to another question which4tta definitely determined. The Conference has de cided that no portion of the Terkith empire Mud!, under any pretext whatsoever, be occupied by the allied armies. When the tr eaty of the :30th March has acquired, by the ratification of. the respective sovereign, an Indelible character, the armies of Franco, England and Sardinia will abandon the Crimea and Censtantinople, and return home, and the Austrian troops will retire from the Danubian Principalities beyond the frontiers of the empire. The Debate further states that the Conferences resolved the delicate _gnostical of the rights of the Christians in Tur key in a form which will reconcile the intereets of the Christians with the rights of the Imperial Crown. The Conference, it is mid, has not an nexed to;or incorporated with, the treaty of peace the late decrees of the Sultan on this point, but has inserted in the treaty an article in which allusion is made id the recent conces sions, in such terms that an engagement on the part of the Sultan to adhere to hie promise is in reality on record.- The Debate states also that the navigation of the Danube will be henceforth free to the merchant vessele of the world, and it expresses the belief that the grave question of She state of Italy, viewed as a possible cause' of future war, is not yet dispeeed of. The treaty, it adds, is composed of a preamble and thirty four articles. Inserted in the preamble Is a tribute to France; to its disinterestedness, its loyalty, and ito spirit of conciliation. Europe acknowledges that it is to the personal efforts of the Emperor of the French that peace is due. We are assured by the Debate that this compli ment to our ally was insisted upon by the Earl of Clarendon. LATC,II MON THB 1:11131ZA From the Dshr N. F heels] OorreeEndeat. CAW`, SzßesToroL, March 22.—The weather has continued severely cold, and occasionally very stormy, since the last mail left on the mor ning of the 18th inst. Northerly winds have prevailed durit,g4he whole time. The direction of the wind is watched with more interest in this place, perhaps, than in any other country in Europe .for the temperature and condition of the atmosphere seems, at certain seasons, to he im mediately dependent upon it. The smith wind, blowing from Arabia and Egypt, comes tempered only by the snana,on the higher mountain ridges of Asia Minor, while the opposite cold wind, blowing from the Ice. bound regions of Northern Russia, falls on the Crimea, in winter, unmitigated in severity by contact with any warm territory. One reason, among ethers, why the health of the British army has continued no retearkbly good during title winter on the platean has been, no doubt, the liberality shown in the eappliea of different kinds of clothing issued to the troops. Thereon have thus had the opportunity of adapting their dross from day to day, in kind end quantity; to . the varying emergencies of the climate. It was reported in the camps in front, on the morning the last mail left, that a fire had occur red the night before at Ualaklava, in which a whole hutfol of men of the the Army Works Corps had fallen victims to the flames. The story was supposed to bo ono of - the usual °keg geratioris, but unhappily the greater part of it proved too true. The fire occarred in the; en campment of this corps on the eloping side of a bill, forming part of the canine° to Balaklava, between it and Kadikoi. The flames broke out . . . In 0130 of the uppermost huts, and were directed upwards by the rind blowing frcm the north, so that only two of the men's huts and a store house above were destroyed; had the fire Com menced in one of the huts nt the bottom of the. row, the whole encampment would probably have been sacrificed, Seventeen bodice have been taken out of the rains, dreadfully burned and charred, but twenty-two men, altogether, are reported to be mining. Of name, nothing le known of the origin of the catastrophe, but it ill feared there must Lave been some very ;are- leas neglect on the part of the inmates at the hut where the fire first occurred. MOEN REJOICINGS ron Prace.—Paris was again illuminated on Tuesday night, and the Illuminations in private houses were more gen crafthamon Sunday. The reason was that many people understood the illumination following the review as a tribute to the army of the Crithea, a great part of which had appeared upon the ground, and at least this was the feeling of many -30 a homage to the dead, whose bones are whitening on that distant shore. The public buildings and embasEica were not generally lighted up on this occasion, bat cambial; 'of pet vote Individuals who were out of town on Sun day, took this opportunity of patting 'matrons on their windows. The boulevards were ex ceedingly brilliant and to o late hour a dense' crowd thronged both sides of them to Satoh an extent as to render it difficult to move. The number of vehicles was also great that more than once all advance became impossible. Sev eral of the passengers ware lit up with great taste. and a sort of triumphal arch In the March EL Honore attracted much attention. It. trans potency of the Emperor Alexander 1:1 at the Russian - print shop on the Boulevard ded italicas hod crowds around It during the evening. lt is a sigtillicant foot that tho Orleanists and Legiti mists who have never illuminated since 1848, made an ostentutiatta display of light on Sunday and on yesterday. The hotels of M. Sultot, M. do Montalivet and the Duchess do Durant in the Taliborg St. Heine, and very many greet houses in ttle'remborg St. Getman were particularly re. kilted. Did they light up to chow their ere. pathy with Rusin t The general belief is that they did. The Madrid joarnals' of the :Bth uth hare ar rived. They state that the French Ambassador had given a magnificent call in honor of the birth of the Prince Imperial, nod that it was attended by the Infantsa Isabella and Louisa, We principal ladies of the Court, the greatest political personages, the Doke de Vidtoris (who WOlO the grand cordon of the Legion of lioncr,) the Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Minister of Finance, and by all the diplomatic bodies, except Lord Bowden., Though the eh sena, of the English Ambassador on this Oceaalon is specially mentioned, no explanatiotkis gloater IL The Espana mentions n rumor; that We Duke de la Victor's had come La an uederetand• lug with the Pare Progressials to proloug the existence of the present Cortes indefinitely; but a letter denies that there was any truth' in the report. The Minister of War bad recovered surtoiently to be unable to honsact In the Cortee; the Minister of the Interior, to reply to some observattone, justified the Govern• merit for keeping the Catalonia, under 811 eV roptional military rigtrue, and he insisted that there was no ground for saying that the press in Spain'ie not free as any one on looking at any of the Malrid papere might, bo said, easily eee. At Betlajor come alarm has been caused by squabbles between the troops of the garaisen and the National Guard and . bargessoe,- but they were not of a political dent:dor,: and were of no real tomportanco. The new Parliamentary' Centro had rasolvsit to support the fthatielal plan of the govern Out, stith certain' Olterstions. _ _ T . ICA LATEST Tho English funds remain Without any mate rial variation, but the tone ofthe market is firm. There was little Inquiry, for money, and lone wens obtained on good fatuities at 5? to 11 per Mt. The extent of business woe again Moder ate. attention continuing to ho. directed - to' the more speculative description of inveStments.— Up to the present moment noinstructiens appear to have ;been received - at our Custom Bongos to allow Vessels "to clear for Russian ports,' bat an Immediate intimation totthat featto lookeT,for. Numerous agents biro !Octal been despatched to. Bt. Toteraburgand elievahere and a number of unfounded rumors' regarding contracts ter rallwaye: and other .publto - works' Art 1111164. Nair MY Art k 'rids, Trod* VOLUME LXIX---NUMBER 2OR. TIIE LATII BALITO FLLTT. Yrom Tha Load= Times. The Battle float no longer exists in official re cognition—it wee merged into the home fleet yesterday, on which day Admiral Dundee and Admiral Baynes gave up their respective appel lations or commander In chlef and second in coin mend of the Baltic fleet. The , captain of the said fleet; the lion. F. T. Pelham, changed his position at the same time. The whole fleet now at Portsmouth, is placed under the commeand in chief of Admiral Seymour. the port Admiral.— Immediately after the review, if Is rumoured ,that 10,000 seamen will be discharged from the fleet; these will consist for-the raost part of the men drawn from the coast guard at the outset of the war, and eaoh °there as have served fully and longer than the astral term of commission. It in said that there will be a permanent chan nel fleet of exercise and training, consisting of 12 call of the line and adjuncts. It may confidently be expected that the year 1857 will be far advanced before the last man and the last cargo of °ltalia can pass the Dardan elles on their way homeward. Nor can we think that any haste is necessary in oompleting the °vacation. We have 'accumulated large atoree and assembled a great army for the defense of Turkey and there is no reason that we should Inoue the expense of new transports and a great er employment of labor in order to harry back with such speed as may gratify the desire of those wham we saved to be quickly rid of as.— The presence of the Western force in the East is now only a question of months. The British ar my Is said to be provided with food and neces saries for nearly a twelve month. Cot. Flrsto]rr.—There seems to be a general, but not at all preconoerted, nigiveme4 in favor of Col. J. C. Freemont for thanext Presidency, in thiinorthern and eastern States. This movement to not at all accepts le to the ultra, anti-Slavery men of the free Slates; end wo should not beat all surprised toe a great schism in the Republican party, regal 'ng from the net of his name. The more mode to men of the Republican movement will striv , by pro claiming for Fremont, to resuma a mom healthy national position than they have heretofore held. It is thought that the entire antl-Piorco-and- Douglas Democracy of the country will be will ing to unite on Fremont. It to even supposed that the Dlckeneon and Bronson Democrats of Now York will custom Fremont as against either Pierce or Douglas. Fremont stands deservedly high before the na tionl es a bold and ardent explorer of t e Ameri can Continent, ag comprehended and ac aired by the sagacity offthomos Jeffereon. H is oleo a gallant and successful soldier, who knew, like Jackson, when to "take the responsibility." Freinont will give the Dangles Democracy much trouble in the race for the Theettidency. He will divide that great party in twain.—So. Louis Intelligence?. ' - Pittsburgh Dollar Savings institutio No. 08 Found Strut, IRET 10006 TO Tax PITTSBOOOO LANZ, I S now open daily from 9.t0 2 o'clock; also, .11. on Wednesday and flaturday eveuir.cs. Rom 6 tzt o'c 000 Deposita received of all stuns not lasi *An 60 Doll.. and a dirldeud of the profits declared twice .6 year. in June and Deoember- interest was declared at the rate .10 portant, per alittrial:ol the gret of Dew mbar, IDS.S. Bockseantainlot; the Charter, Briows. Was and Reg. Watkins torni=tls, on ninth:at/on at the obloe. —GT01:103 ALBH.Ek. TICS nortaidnee. Hopewell HWhite .epburn. Charles attaiN Johu noinbarger. 55'RWm Y. lie orge Johnston, N. Oration bt= sr. dames IV. Ilaliman, Sbcobald Aletander Bradley, /Pau.Pennock, 1111 an W/4.0.11 Andertatu. • norm John Nerd/nen. ROI Burg - win, John AL bilricpatrlore Albert Culbertson. John D. baba. Robert. Cheater, beat Morrow_ , J. Outliner Cottla. i kltar P. Ma:shell. Alvaro A. Carrier, A. M. Poliook John Cl. Cosgrove. Hairy L. 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