THE .. . DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETT:T..-e,. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 8. N. VEITMILL 1 CO.'S ADiEIIIII3LNCI AGENCY 123 NL•tAC num. NEW You, And No. 10, Satertreet, Boston, Cb. Agouti kr the =oft In and lamest FOSEPII S. &A. P. MORRISON, Attor t LI„, papir• both In the United !IGLU , ' Op jai—C.B4.lm thaltragnitgiantleAtiefoling:V;a7" Spring Style for 1858. L i r," pRLT & 11ALL, 9 and 11 Park Place, - NSW TWlLL:mite the atterAi. of bu, fm m .11 ' KOBERT POLLOCK, Attomev at Law— . . rev. =macular large earl of Owner of WM and Grant. etrewte.oTi.le ,24. tbe e o= 63 1 IfECNOII, /MISS, ICNOIABII a AMERICAN STRAW , I ouzo stem Pittaborch. wwODS; AELT.ItUNAL FLOWED, TED:MINOR, a , . , . JAMES 3 KUHN Attorney at Law, °Etc( trelodlag a cholas awortbierA of PATTERN BONA ETW. • ' bgb ansair of taerleamt etlfa, • ' • Yourtb atre.; near amok, PM. ‘H' • i With a genera! •wortraent of Bra.tw DONNEn and HATS of tW °await. deelwar. ell of which win be °Eared : at the own': rate. IDE, WELT a HALL, acetEkd7mw 9 A II Park Place, New York. The Britian Plate Glass Company. Barr,.Nagai). LAN a.L.4IITR Warehouse for tho United States, JOHN It. PLATT, • 75 ](array Brmt, ties, York. WHERE will bo round a full assortment V IF of their Btacorlor Poilabod Plato for Stone sod flours Prolate, 1456. (Isom &o. Alms, Haman Moss from Loth Metes neck. N. .b.—Wootoroonst.ours aro referred to the Nom Stale ammo ofGhia, at Columbus, lohlrb Is ceased .its.. s ePlate Olsaa of lb.. Comraz.f. eshll.s..3totir ANDREW & JESUP, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Cotton and Woolen Machinery. eVIT4 Engine! and Boaerz, =Wart? nets, &tuna, tez., Wpm-kr:a sod Dent., la Maouractarerte No. 67 Pine St., Nets York. N. B.—ilireid• far tae . WoODIEIYY k BRACE IRON WORKE. - Stearn Engine: . and Boiler:, Fanlnsive Agency In Nay York for. LOWELL IMACHLNESIIIWP naoldnlnts , Tool• D. F. TIEMANN & CO., 45 Fulton street, New York. MANUFACTURERS OF OIL & WATER COLORS, VARIVISILEB,, 4•0. And Importers of French Zme White, /to. t ea: x . l o Price this forcanlal upon Rough's Patent Elastic Skirts. RTES FRANCE, No. 1 Barclay street, Nor York. urtoNono aro genuine except they novo the lump att. patent. MI cianithieturtrs end .Ilers In. ringing trill be prop ratedwording to Inn. umb2o-r W:JACKSOI . BOi. GRATE AND FENDER MAKER, $4ll FRONTS!: at no BECUDII7.I7; NED roRA". jual,ny FALBRANK'S PLATFORM SCALES. 3 1 RE undersigned having been appointed exclusive dgente for the nle ot thew celebratwd• ALFA toaanfactured b the orinlnsl Inventors E. &, T. FAIRBANKS ..:-, CO., II to the Vi i .llf44"..n t ge. - " Thaw Beget hove lawn eubjerted to the SEVEREST THalTon an the rrlntdral Railroad,: In the United Staten nd - Elrw.lend, mill to over 7 trraneh of bustnesa throtthhont be world, and their uniform a=tracr end great durabili ty bare reined for then: the reputation of berg THE STANDARD PROM *RIC& THERE o f 1:1E NO I APPEAL. •17.5 are Pre ystred to till orders tor Counter, Portable, bormant,EMlll allll, Ban Coal. Railroad and Canal *Mb., /Uctcrrrrr LS, prices. ULTSSNY WEL No.PZ lAbrrtr street, Corcriereil Rom, aut.lid Pittsburgh. PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY. 41 eau, BIGELOW & CO., tEtt=eaeors Co Z. M. Illdslos. o. 46, DI6MOND JULE/. ligalg_ nesr Wood et, Pittsburgh, Penna. •cOACITES, CARRIAGES, PiIiETONS, Buggies, and errs deI.:L . II.U. of ranee. Telalobta t to order. and finished In • =mon, cuesurpaesad tb beauty of datdgn, ek ill of troriemenAllie and durability Cl rus= r wren work warranted. Ulde Oil and Leather Store. D. MCREPATRICIC, No. 21 South Third Street, Between alarket and Cheetnut eta, Philadelphia, !AS FOR SALE SPANISH HIDES, Dr and Green wilted Patna Sipa Tanner.' Oil, Tatum re =Wm Toole, at the mutat wizened the beet term la.. An kind. of Leather In Ma rough wanted. for altle the b t market prim sill be Wren 1n046.b. or taken in enehanze for Lidos. Leather stored free ofe a ut. , Ae , af d wldon eommlealon. WM. MeCIITOILEON & CO, WHOLESALE GROCERS. Produce and Commission auchants, AND DEALER.? IN Pittaburgh Manufactured Artioin3, No. 219 Liberty Aired, earner of /noir., Urfa PITTBEOBALL PA. • .... ZONES & CoollY, WHOLESALE GROgERS AND BOAT FURBISBERAL— DF.ALIIIIS IN Produce and Pittsburgh Manuf4ctarea, No. 141 Water r Street,-,- m-2 , 5 near Cherg . .. s. Ablej ilau. :pER..S,A. PAINTERS. LONG & LANE, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. No. rt tom Pod qltor .Thradiee) UMW erREET, (BeCloom Wood and Market litrectx..) All orders promptly attended to. 11181¢u. execrated WI o ooloodor ailx27 P. U. =ISM - BTnliffifftf," 100UNDERS AND ENGINE BUILDERS lii: and Ilannfacturera of .ii descriptions Sall Castings, (nba5,0..21 Market trust. Nays.n lint and Brand strseta. ladddra• WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, No. 2.41 Liberty etre t, tread o Wood. Pitt burgh, Pa, eb..y e herr , on hand and for We a gartered sod Zutolete aaratment of Drum tlectlcios... Paint; Ole. Dye Rode, Window Glue et all tend. Patty. Perfmnery. Yenta Proprietary Medi ems, et a. To my old Wends and enstomerg.-11tvioz gold out ray Lr.ufi, B trut Ite E L' itu lLtill'7.lllAlr*. b l'oeoMhr.,r, d No. 111 Liberty attest, I stun tv. happy to e h o+s friend; or the customer. of ItLr. Mohler, and ull oars so paths to Mom them with au! MIPS thor_mar ...au/ In my lina of badness. FL N. WICHMIRFIAM, detly N0..241 Liberty gt. Valuable Real Estate for Sale. JOffer for sale the two three story brick Ind Wing. at the South east earner of Penn and !land et; N05.2:1 and 273 bean etrest. 7%e lots are each about 1/0 Acton Penn sn.roet,,by 00 feet. in dep th . The building, are substantial and hare stone front* I also. offer the four thaw story Welt dwelling h.n.e on the east side of nand Onset. Nut 33. 37. SA and 41 each house being about 13 feet 3 Inches In Leant by *boot 40 test in deo.h. The above houges will be eold esparataly, ortosether. and at law prices. • small ash payment will lui requited sod *reasonable Urns di sc fn of the balance. An= B. "" V4 4 .l.Mi l sree ' t. St. Clair Streit Property for Sale., LAM Authorized to tell on very reasuita, LAM taw. any one or all of three Om adn rtary dwelling Worm, on • the weeterrly ad. of EL Vale greet. being houses Noe. 20. 21. 24. 25. and ez. betwean Penn street and the old Allegheny bridge. Thew. booms ate suitable lbr aorta and drain/re and are cheated In • good locally. The lota are nob, lb feet he front by 110 trot in depth to an alleY ten net wlde. A moderate haat v.remt wW berrnialred. and the bat once allowed to remain he. • nosserubal time secured Cy ..be bond and Inorne eatm i reltrj h ap , alf . t: . tio. 127 Fourth amt. BOOTS AND SHOES, WHOLESALE AND BETAI L. TILE subscriber respectfully calls the at test.= of hie *lends and thepublle generally, to ac, irskinlstatiern of his extrekise stock of Boots and Chas, just remised Min the New England Manufactursia, to which will bs found any land of Ldln, Gents, Idler', and Ohlldreser Bests, limiters and Shoes. nude out of the beet material, workmanship and of the /sheet styles. In order to suit Country dealers and those who wish to get good custom made' work. he manufactures and hasp, wnstly on land a complete goo& of kisses sewed oots and Ban . 's and Youth's Ltrogatua Ladle, Boots and B said Elbows Boots, which ho warmata in reference to prices he aced say nothine more. thaalhatbt cheigSs any other like as "it-Ter—AM !for Iltdrs ' liatninag• heretofore reoslyed he solicits for faros; and from his long ram In boldness ha Bela =Mime that he lut Side se general saldsfection• MOB, noS hisakerst. twtwestsMarkethonse 1 Fifth at. MURPHY It BURCHFIELD, DEALERS IN Silks and Ladies' flies i Goods Eerie ally, CLOAKS, TALMAS & S EMBROIDERIES AND STAPLE GOODS, For Family Use. eittPthe assarnsunt an or ta. depirinannsAut reed n th lllnngst lowan lona. mth•msi som ldarkat sta-lEff Stoves, Fenders and Fire Irons. LEON OITY STOVE WABEIIOUSE . No. 184 Wood stmt. As the mason has stand which a teo use the above named wil t % so would In. vita Ito ottentlon of those now:Ling an g In oar lino to.. OlSribatlon at our Rook. whloh now fall and con, plots. We we dotrazolnod to oell as low as the lowan In tho clam Itnaunaber Oho place, N 0.134 Wood streetocil T. J. CRAIG a 0... Boonesoca to J. B.olc/tar. I ALE. ;is :I:4 r., Rectifying Distiller and Wino and Liquor PIEROIIANT, No. 9)9 Leafy Streit, Pl'ttss9994. ?x.17 Bags! Bagel lIIGKWELEATBAGS- 3 and 50 lbs. sackfi oti band and for vale by. Id ROBISBON, te the Beam [Salton WWl= ta 1040 ticrulduid Ilan 2 bvibpl Beaming Bs= n01343mV 1 SCOTT, Dentist, Fouitn strer4S us •En doors wut of !toast. Me to rOCI 9 a. it. to 15 wutoof tot. • Removal. E. SELLERS ia 00., Wholesale Drug .. IVA nacend to ths WO and commodious ..:.lousesa th. Ixaner of Wood sad Second .as etatOtlen MI all dealers in Drumm. Va' wow lc. a Ivo wall Wetted stock. Moss low. Ckods warrants& sod • oda • Removal. .1:1121BEN Manufacturer of ovary ea lial7 aikda. BOTIZISand IIiNDO &LAS% Pat.; W • and (Hatt Maim. DemlJohne not Olsala •vararlar. WaatiOna. accaa • and 1113 and la arst ma. Be* Brighton Tab and Bucket Factories. HJS entscriberc continuo to numufacturc and nen anethh. Tubs. II Wen. Zlne "Wash. toads and !Cam's Patent Wthalna Machines toane -IPmd athilitlf attended to. La= a WALTON. Steam Engines and Boilers. COMES, with tho latest improvements, COMES best tosalttt. outland • and med. to erdes. ofthe Wet %Upstate horn ISIld• an aloft notioe— Ordessenle4 with despatch. et SW Most/ sr.; littee basin Ps. neb9X3m4 W. W. WALLAUS. WILELLED CORN-100 bush. in taro for &Jun. low to doge by ape DAVID O.I3ZILDBT. .saBA r 2000 Stark Ba for ori4taa imer zuna-o. aUSINESS CARDS, ATTORNEYS. OBERTTE. PIIILLI PS, Attarvey at Law, Lou* Id. re AGENCIES. Michigan General Commission and Collec tion Agency Office, 1 0It the oollection of Home and Foreign afercantlle and another Money claims, In Madsen and addarent State', ll:mato:lent Paymont of Mos, Payment of Tram, Pnrelmee and Sale of Real DRAG" and Be..ki. end Domaine Sgenta. PELTIER A ANDERSON, Detroit, Metals.. tiofirenmara PiArbargh—hlearre. Kramer al Italdm, Dank. ers; White Co_, Onsette Ofdre; Lorena, Stewart A Co. t hterelianta.. Agenda. or hlleblimo from roBpeetabla trumranee (kmmanioc ourll7-Ird WIS. A. CELWEIVS EAL ESTATE OFFICE, No, 87 From C o ra ironor from 3larket Dealer In Lake Cboo fig t, . de. Coal au27-tf property lemeht and enld. 4t- US TIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent, Rock. itorebandloon and 818 Dzokee. caice No. 92 ar Lb Amt.. abase Wood. Banimmti , proPUT•tt..d.KI to. sylkdl y AMITEL L. MARSITF.LL, Secretary Cid- Oommay, il.rWater greet. M. GORDON, Secretary Western Inn _ • rues Oa, 02 Water street. - - OARDINERCOFFIN, AgentforFrmaklin OP Era Insaranat Company, north-taut menu of Wood anyblrd moats. • ID A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu . tual hunranee Ccarmar.y. 42 Water etrest. DRUGGISTS. teas whoop. za--.....hommudi ruiner/ FLEXING BROT3IERS, 0r=39.4 T. 3. imp a Co.) W HOLESALE D'HUGOISTS, NO. Co WOOD ,TROMP ,_ TRBUigall, Proprietors of Co Lane's celebrated Versolhass Wr Pills. OliN HAFT, Jr., (successor to Jas. M'Otif for ,) Wholesale and Retell Drugg an ist d Disk/ In nts. Drostuthi, do., miner Wood god hixth streets. Pittehmgh. SlTlGeralsr gavot for Dr. Ford's Medicine. sell tiomN P. SCOTT, Whole ,, a/o Dealer in Drugs, Paiute, Oils. Varnishes and Drs Mu ff ; N 0.196 duty street, Pittsburgh. All order, will receive prompt attention. A:11 - ggeut for SchenoVs Pulesonic Syrup. mar 2417 A. FARNESTOCK 6 CO., Wholesale g Li d nidgghte, sod rammufeetorers of Whlts Lead Bed Ps ur i . L i, go therm corner Wood and Front etreete . ,Liats. 11, E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in ki.44%v i « , e"lgt l° . tt p tign. oTo b L v . , "' uh f:a. 4 l" , rit . Icor. nionuta MIAMI 0441141 TAM. RAIIN ar, REITER, Wholesale 4. Retail mage. ocreer or Mat, and Bt. CI. streete Ptabareh. I SCIIOONMAKER & CO., Wholesalo • Drortgisto, No. 24 Wood street. Pittsburgh. i IOSEPII FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox co a co, corn Markin street and Dlanaond—Heemme s tly on lewd aWI and complete meorticient of Medicines, Medicine Chests, Pertantery, and all ;A= pertaining to his business. Physicians prescriptlon• caret:Lily comps ended at all hour. '‘. Jalicly COMMISSION &C. FORS - 3(3H SCOTT . AI FORWARDING AND COM • lON MERCHANTS, LISALEM Wool, Hides, Flour, llama, Lard, & Lard Oil AND PRODUCE GENERALLY No. 7i Water St., Pittsburgh. Pa. Springer Tlarlosagh PlttehlUsO ' Weltr, Wellsell2e. Otto. Jahn &WA & Muth, D Jones Caih'sClt Deo Bk. S OMA a herethas, PhDs. leech & Co. Pateborgh. Barnet, Nesbit & Usereteon. Joseph & hider. lit Lora, Phila. Thomas a Dodoes, Yankees, Holmes a Connell. utschett. Baleen, Ohio. A D Ballade &Ch. fell rd JNO. B. KOONS— Y._ --- .11 W.IIER.BTINE lAn Ot -- Ler Iltamptreis. Eiorrtasa & Kona. Phila. KOONS & RE.B.SITNE, FLOUR FACTORS. AND Central Produce Commission Mcretuutta, No 47 Nort4 'Marva and 93 N. %tar St, Wow Rau PHILADELPHIA. Wit To Regales, Woodward*Co,Phiu. I D Latimer A Co, Qr._ 0. Garrett, Martin A Co, " A D Balm% A lb, Wood a Cher, Sitar, Pries A i.A.. " Twirsd A Sibley, " Fosdick k TooMe, " Caleb (bps A Co, - Morrow i Ge, Tr ultt. ?soli. Go, " .1 SChannowe Alb' Dr/ari, Ka:nods a Oa., Pittab'g, L. Wilinarth A Co, Pilteis Daimler , Corr:rare a co, • • Pall ALi Reif, ./. A W etew, " Watt A ..Wilso Arid Pittsburgh uid Philadelphia Merchants sn, easralli. jal4,6rod MoBANE & ANJER, to L Ad s . A i rCariNl FLOUR, GRA IN AND PRODUCE. Commission and Forwarding Merchants. No. 114 Second st., PittgLurgh, Pa. (Jon 1. '6Caly] jaL7 SPRINGER HARBAUGI:t, COMMISSION niERCIIIA.NT, Dealer in Wool, Provisions Sr. Produce generally NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. titItIVAII'PEIi FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT, reetlealer attention given to the Wes of PR 0 DUCA. No. 155 FroRC Street, (tOOO7ILe the Mennomee Ilene. MEZEI=I EtWELL, WHOLESALE Proce * Oonnoieconerchant% P 12738 URGE HANUI ACTUAL% No. 8 Wood a., between Water and Front ot DAVID C. HEBBST, Flour, Produce, Provision and Commission MERCHANT, .No 257 Lew* drat. corwraf Hand. Pittsburgh, GIVES his attention to the woof Flour, Pork, Bacon. Lard, Chown, Sneer. Grain. Dried IrralW. Bowl; A 4 to sa,,Oonermanots nwpwtrally ow/Hated, •263.1, 0: 13 :0f4 1 0: 41 441 (late of the firm of king & Moorhoad,) COMMISSION MERCILANT, DEALER LI rio METAL 41W BLOOIS, No. 76 Water street, below Market, arlfi PIITEDUBOIL PZNNA. A. A. HARDY, commisslOrialyl n kittegrArSVArceekien Agent of the Madam' and Indincapolle ILAILLOAD, No. 80 Wator st., Pittsburgh, Pa J* -17 d BUTLER `IORVIARDING Zr. COMMISSION 3SEE- I atuaTe ant Males In all kinds cif:lit:burgh Man. n Artless, Lead Pipe and blind Lad. bo. ir7 Pint Otriost, Pittsburgh. • anti•lrdl4 11 B. OA.NFLELD, late of Warren, Ohio, , b. Latu i e , lol :o „ or an r d . roma? r a g Mertltant, wad Whole aala VOW. Pot and Pearl dab. utd Western Prxlsce r=ly. W•tar amt. between Smithfield sad Womb, PI Wand, . mows trona, (tato of llrm Kotrlson, ttb en O l o e orooors. Fr LITTLE k Ca ilu t , hol At Crod laTlictures, No. 312 Pooolil otro o ot, Pitts burgh. likrA3 WARELIOUBE.-lIENRY 11. COLLlHS,Fermadthe oo=miadoo Maithiatokiid Dealer Mem" Butter_, Lao Pith thid Prodorecgtherthyl 2.5 Wood street, than Water. Pittthurah Dual riIIOSIASPALMER, Importer and Denler fa French and American Wan Pa 65 Market ec , r_ hemneen Tairl tad Finuth Pittaterrgh. DRY GOODS. JuSEPH HORNE et 00.. Wholeaalo and &tail Dealers in TRIEEMINGS, SABIZOIDNKINA, liaitlair • GLOPIGN. Fanair Goods, .to. Na 77 Narladst, bd. ylt mutat Dicitrorri. Ner Attatts for Bradley's rarras. rettlit•lr D. Ahl, Jr., & Bro., 0. 91 Market et,, are closing out their on tins dock of Dry Mole at an Isnnontsedisdad i r %on ply. etrapTuTian t giene . rtat ti ol i th• SWILL"; =Parantet . tas, Francis afetinds, Wool Delathee. ted BworinsClothjszaes Cloth. BOlDhstwL Vat tTtrwicatr, do V atiN nWri t7 Dl and l) Brscdtle Plald and littaped * Ds...aulta. all of which trill to add at a swat saatitlaa 1129 L luso a co, /111311=0 B —C. L. LaTitOTT aCO P. TOM A. MASON & CO., Wholesale and Retail PittsD n a. r . m banth.ivapr and Ririe Irry Good., 2,5 fifth A t, tadMITREUY BURGEWLELD, Wholesajo end Retisit Dry Gonda larrabstas. Oilaff arket stmeta IlttebtaSh. Removal I Removal ! Removal! ROBINSON d CO. NO. 23. PINTA STREBT. AVIVO Removed our Store to No. 23, MI PM drool, (nest door to A.A. Mamu A Co.).. sa tow proyand to exhibit cos of the brffatt /Books elm. ported and Ames= Carpetlup, and Oil Cloths lit this owlet. In our O.Plartranat tau hi Prod Bore Watt C ttlarr u Ilugall i gt hr. TswaV i russala Oarpellugg Im sad Butouriur riL„kMOS tent Tsrustrgluirslat t = " aild Pan rain uailli " , " d rope lase with :hutch FeltlturA ThulzautiUgs, ' at et r tg gjsrla. f , al'At'ustl.l 4 .. itzt aiwilTsbt• ( em wale Oil Bluth. lsl4dow Ittiadas, Buff ru Clo m UM Cloths, Ao. se. - Alsu,Natffe. a rta at whwt, win b. wtei attlts7n24wireptisseia VROIOR ROLL BUTTER-5 bblo t for ...Jaw. byTID 0.111R 1 r" VIO ais &EV sitS gait FS; BANKERS AND BROKERS BANKING HOUSES OP JOHN T. HOGGI SEUPORD. ' BEDFORD CU., eoticitswr. SOMERSET OD, MOUNT PLNASANT. WESTMOREIS 00. OC)NNELLSVILLE. PAYETTE CO, Pmts. " .. UNIONTOWN BROWNEWILLS, 1 NLW BRIO UTON, BRATBROO„ I Deposit, yr:etre& Dl:mounts mode, Urele too; • I and colbr-seL Bank Notee and Specie bought e Stocks, Not.. and ott,r &emelt!. bought end-- onmstaselosa. Oortesetsondenn bud oothsetioue milelto -- "LEN 51A103.. RAMER & RAILM, Bankers and Kr- Br feyeeie . /ifo tr . % zid t z n y go t l n ts o n r d s t32lzr and . 11,t,Ideviurchgey ozdak.,et. Bona made on all point* toe Union. Ake corner of Third and Wood etroeta, directly opposite. the St. CSacice Hotel. eV/ lka HOLMES & SON, Dealers in Foreign II • and Doemertai Bille of Exchange, Certidestes of la-- petit. Link Notes and Specie. No. SP Market eireet, Mite burgh. tor tkilleetlorm made on an the principal cities throughout the United States. MANUFACTURING. 4 1 . U. Comma. AMERICAN MAOHE lIANU ACT JUNO COMPANY. No. 78 Second et., Pittsburgh, Pa. E un NUFACTURESS of Paptor Mache limentstbr °hurdle., Horned. taaraboate, 01,1 M. Pe e : r and Motors testae.. Whedosr and Door Nude, lintaltete, Con:does, ventilators and Contra Piece, tor Clellinam Hosettee and Mooldbwe °revery dacrlption, Ha, and dealt= c0E1212 and warranted more durable than any °Mar ULU. now ba telettrdersexemeted on the, shortest notice. N. D.—Attention of Btuamboat Builders la impeded!, St meted to this andel°, on soanattof Ito Hata weight, CUSHILNB, TUNKH P).„ j. 23„,.. No, 7o Beeond at., bet. Wood Market eta, Prrrsaraun 000115 =woe wit . maroon . _ UNION FOUNDRY, Mitchell, Herron S Co. IvILL continuo the business of the Union 7 . ( . !:t ur if i z ,,, A t eb e e:t : l:e n• at PENNOCK, MITOII. TR•Y ...Want... as ntual, • larp.e and amoral I nonmetal 01 CASTllitid, comprising Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Side Ovens, OFFICE 4.1*.D .1..A.L0R STOVES, MANTLE & RITCIIEN GRATES, Dollar Ware, Wagon Lout, Dog Irons, Sad Iron; Tea Bottles, Plows and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery Castings generally, And OAS and WATER PIPES of I the, ntoN & NAILS 0.1118 BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spades, Piclio. &D. All of which will be void at man nsZtnrars . Prte , .• nty/-ly Penn Cotton Mills, Pitts It. fj" ENNEDY, CHILDS .t CO., Mcnnlno tunra of— Penn A No. 1 heavy 44 ftestthirX Oarpet Chain of all orlon and shad., Ootton Twins•. Red Oordja Plor.sh Lines end Brun l j tri* •• Rope Grail awe and ds...l7Loar nu lal h ` l it TO ` 4" Ma n raff. iiri. , :tut:alu l .1.11.5.0.. MIME. WILLIAM BARNHILL ec CO., 61 Penn et., below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa. (."TEAM BOILER MAKERS and -SHEET ia IRON WORKERS. Bialtufzeturcel or IleruhllPs Pat ent Boller. Locomotive. killed and Cylinder Rollers, Otto/- nom Breithen. Vire Red. t team Pipes, Ocodensers, Fait Pans. Sugar Pans, Iron Yawls, Life Routs etc. Also, Ellatkrtnithe Work. Brideo and Viaduct Irene, done et the atuntest Doti.. • All orders from a distal/a prompt-1r attended to. Hats and Caps. WILSON & SON keep eons o ta lu eti u y .n on a alen . : . br u t mid.". irt! ibi ble lint or CaP. ond ohooP. no o ll , ti 'the ne • cell before porobeeing eleawhere. Il2+l W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail Ainntencturer and D..kr In Cabinet Wan. No. e! stannt. GROCERS. r. ertalran 40. 0. 660166711 Shriver & Dilworth, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos, 130 & 132 Second Street, Boroonn Wood God 2.ltheld) rirrsßuzan. MOBTROSE MITCH ELTIME, Wholo&ie Grocer and General Merchant., tio. 709 Liberty )•d ilatsburA. «0-1 y &Miff, di&tß & witoLEneLn nitocnitS, 122 Second and 151 Front street, Sul& PiTTSBURVIL PA. Wallace & Gardiner, WHOLES/LE DEALERS Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally, NO.= LLBELITY ST roarrls AGALEY, COSGRAVE & ()0., Whole s.) eso- sal* Grocess. Nand 10 Wv4 street. Pittsburgh. 4 CULBERTSON, Wholesale urocce and Akt .f 11111" a Prodao 'IPI barab.6l66otscialt Arlk;7 lj y • Plll I 0111 , 1 FriND It CO., Wi . olesale Grocers andOommizsion 61.rellanta, N 0.173 Wood and .2:11 I.llp rt. stra.t, Plct.bor 6 h. 1.16 itOBERT MOORE, W holesale Oroeer, Defter La Prostate. Pittsburgh Alanafsetscnts. and all of Pond= -Jut Domenic , Wines and Liquors. No. 315 Melly Stre.t.. an hand very large stook or v °Wt. , oIJ klonongshela Whiskey. which will be as a. tor cash. NcCANDLaS, MEANS L . CO. (aucce9- ion Wkk AkCandl4l4) Who Weals Groom, en In Imo. tiall4 alos4Cottoa Yam% and Atte burgh W.L. auto's* aptarolly. corner of Wood sod Water sts. rttt•bor.h. Po. ••40 L0u.10,1111.-.-..-JANGI ... O. sot NI'GILLS Jr. ROE, Wholesale Grocers and rbanueeett &lambs:as. :iv. 194 Liberty strut Plttir Ciarag. %A/'LUAU A. APCLURO, Grocer and Taw Nast. earner of Inod aa4 Math struta. has always on hind • large marts:ma or chola Uroesalaa and One Tau—n.4;o Frolta and Wats, Wholerale and Mall Dula. uPsiladoo the lowest 0 cook u24OI3EAT D AL'/,ELL & CO., Wholesale 0 ro om, Commlaslon af Embus* Dula. lo Procloos Pttabao s ittsburgh Ilannfactscres. Ito. 263 Llborty greet. Pih. eat, Oamalltalon tlenehantn. tml Donlan In Crodnos, tO ittrolt. ton CZ /rant street. Intunorth. gAGELLEY, WOODWARD & CO., Whola sal. Groom NA•13121/Saital street. Madalatia BOOKSELLERS &C. JOHN T. BHP.NOCK., Book and Job Printer and Publisher. No. E 4 Mt street, gene Smltheell, Gazette Bulldtter. 11.100 K BINDER'S cud Box Maker's Straw DOOMS .Iva,. on rued. Ala, Broke, Paper. and 13totiOMO7 LOYIO 0. COCIIRA.NE, (successor to 8. Sad ler,) Wbolesaleand D•ater In o d or Is. ery and Peper ilaaglose, Federal erreet, Ott, door Is. o Market Moore. Alegleny, P. 1012LN S. DAVISON, Bookse ll er and Sus tioncr Pittsbu rgh. viaon Aznew. Na II Mutat acres; mar Youth. P. lAY to CO., Bookse ll ers and Stationers, No. ISO Woad street, toot door to th• =nor of Third. Putstroroh. N. Rawl sod Ise knoks sosorsallr en hood ay L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No. . TO Muth sired, Malta Itrdldlrtaa. MUSIC. &C. John 11. Mellor, NO.BI WOOD STREET, between Diamond Altar and Furth Strut, Sala Actut it SONE? tßoston) PIA.° YORTE. MASON k HAM LIN'S MODEL, MELODZONS and OIIOAN 11A5310511.UM& and Quin. n alasio.d Mutat thuds. .l.= D. Bieber & Bro., NO. 03 FIFTH ST., Sign of the Golden or - , h 1 .7 r a r NIWN9I.IIACNIVIIVI3 wd gisio HARk • NMNDLIA?4; GrusinVe C o ORLI A Ati u•Rgomusis. Nam In lingo and Musical Itotru. Meats. fee Charlotte Blume, 'rt_ ANUFACTURER and Dealer in - Piano 01Forts. and impartnr of inindo sod musical Instrii utn. nob novnt for N. iIAAIRURIi NANO& aloo for lIALLLT, DA It t 00.11 Bontonlluioo, with and with out &aim Attanbrasnt. mrfi US Wood 4. Cafinel Coal. IRDERS FOR CANNEL COAL WILL Y now b. promptly tlllad. It dropout In tbs ordor Doi.a at the torn. of Fourth and Wood.ta at Dr. Unbars Wray's atore Pooltbdaldatraet, opposlta the P. 0.:or at It. SlTatum'a atom COTIM of Labatt , and Wayne Oa. Plttt bulb. and In Allephonyelty. at lb. Cold Depot or natal. Dyer'. atom earner Pedant! and totacsx.k EU. PRIGEJ3. Hgo Coa do l 62 GO For ton del — .Wad or =2 2 25 at tt • Dapot 6 " " Sera. c ash . dolly.). 41,10 JNO. WHITE Ketchum's Mower with Reaper Attack: meet. r hUE moat perfect machine in nee, warran t tad to cot from 10 to 16 scree of awe or grain per day as well as monad be done by ecythe or emelt.. Moe or Mower. 11120, combined 3140. /or sale by myll K 11. SHANE LAND. 1:01 Wood Math Ward Property for Salo. 3 WILL BELL on reasonable terms and A. payments, to4LOT2I. corner of Non sod Carroll Ea, set or Ibo private raddePoPito 4/4. leobta'noes. aloe. Thor are handsomely Mewl, AWN three WM comae of Liberty and Baldwin eta- 25 feet front each. Tao.. calculated fon eithereroding Willing homes or for coal demt—for mil brought by the Poona, or the ConneLsvilleNtilroa4s. Alrq wan LUTA comer of Butler and Wilkins id., opposite the *len= Improvement. ratandry, ga. or No. took 4 Hart Thar are Well Nested for a manufa3torr ar ormt boardin femme on. for the lenntlrede of menhan • ice of that nedahb g orhoott. e‘olf m feOM:dtf 1411.49 IL MORGAN. 113 Liberty ort. To Mil Owners, LBBENCH MIRE and Laura ! Bill Mill t. ill Bel thug Cloth*. MmSnindla• km.. .13incen Wlr.s. Dorn and Co. Grinder% Cast Iron Proof Ntan.k, dealdezatuin In every mill) always an band and mad* tooranr.stl3l9 Lawny ot, Jlttabargh, Pa. nril:olt.7m d W. W. WAl.l..ter. • ball-neatang and Sox Iron: 9'Ul Subscriber having purchased the ex cinsiTe right of J. J.Johnetene Patent Bog and J. tutee's Patent Pe'Melting smoothing /wine. le WI , art. rat avenged In mantimtgating the maw In con ruction with the above. he Imps constantly' on hand at wareroomona Pederal It., oopoelte Anchor tiot ton Work., a large and good ericrunetit of the common Tailor and dad Irmo, to whit& he would rreperthd4 tootle the attention of wholeenhi dealers and the patina In generaL owg.tyd 0. ItINOSLAND. Alteetwar City. Pa. W HITE BEANS-10 bbl" small White, flee 1"941"4 63' na. %CANDLER. MEANS • EAL KI3BLB. Jai:ll2er Berries just raced and for ONO It/ RIO IiVIIKING UN. NEW YORE ADVERTISEMENTS. Prom SECILLIN, VIBBOIIEB,_OWE/1 , /t _130:12,/,L, Or, ZEAL leswerar. ASIVEZTISI-10 110VSL 21.0. Zia /Treadway, brew Perk. For the 1,000,000. 11. SpPATENT MARBLE COMPANY, 90 Thompson street, N. 1", • 114 ANUFACTURERSOF MARBLE MAN TLEF., TABLE. ToPtt, COLUMNS, PEDESTALS, Sienna, ProcateL and all Italian Marta.. Tide article. which is a preparation of Marble Duet, chemically combined with mineral COMBO. BO AS to be moulded into any form and mlor. b r which a marl:del can be mannface a f mired at Ins than half th e root of the mon material, while It exolle it In durability and b. ty. Unlike Mar- Melted Iron and blot, there Hue serf work. Ms color running Into th e mem of the material, while no rarnisE I• used to MM. • temporary bentity to e surto., Man tle, from $8 to 8.40. Table Tom, ac, ea ty cheap Righte for the Manufacture owl ' a above for th e dift...o ru t stater, which will tenure lin c oos retutho to them interesting themoelver, Informs on furnished on applimilon to PETER RtHINIE. Pilot, or JOSEPH LAMB. See. NEW YORK. oi2lyv apld Frenon Window Ohms. EDWARD P. DICKIE, 144 Chataherr at., N. Y., Two dooni west of Mason River Railroad Depot, Af lk PEERS to Dealers and Customs= his eel- IL, cheated brands of French Window Otani cri (acorn- IN term& Partin. withing,nformatlon will Oa farrtlAted rich prince en receipt of chair addrees. Ulaaa tut to on/ desired pattern, and ranked free of them, apltlydr Umbrellas and Parasols, JOHN I. SMITH, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER, 234 & 235 Broadway, New York. The most extensive in the world. TBE late fall In the price of materials, con ses.nt upon the alio/they of the mono/ market, hoe and to to manithacture largely for the Riming triode; and to offe c o m plete tr, et rsrl• low sifts, the largest and most assortment of UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS to be found In Eortme or Atonic& Merchant. vlotting New York to Noy their geode, ate reapectruily Invited to moll and examine the Mock Defoesparckangsp. N.B.—Pie...went thin card art anctput It laying Pocket Book fer reference. JOHN I. smrtn. kinnufeettner. mh2s,3rtriv NEW YORK ItILLERERY: - Asur.-mkim,?Lss:. - 711A(.:I,EsAF, 1 1 0 I D D B A lEClOtiliti, blii,sl/WitY. NEW YOWL—Mn. B. L nor to Europi, for the repress par of mientinx novelties for the boring Trade , which will min and to ready for msboction On shout th e lint of March.— Nonthern nod Western Merchants, and Slinkier, ace rea r...tinily theft.' tO mill and examine the same before burnt...ins elms - her. Pattern Bonnets chea 01 band, and mnt by espies. to any address. Ibtamdv Vaults, Varnishes, &c. RAYNOLDS, DEVOE h CO., 106 4. 108 Fulton Street, NEW YORK. MANUYACITLTILEIGI PP Palette, Vetredsbet. WlLGtinit and Eine Points. Importers of and livaJer• In WHITE LEAD VOLORS, BREJSIIES, DIAMOND - 8701LS, _) GLUES, kr_ Constantly on band a large and prefect aesoittneat all such oods requi by ARTISTS and PAINTERS of and by tbe g trig, genera red lly, Mann/echoed F. oods only of IGUST QILUATY, Soreign goods a• receive direct fromlle praluars, and on oder by the package or oilier visa, on the moot favor able tams. Orders by mall promptly atteoded to, dagnuov PEST PREMIUM FUNGI FORTES. STEINWAY k SONS, 111.0.1VEACTI11tialli /34 and tiS Wallunt Street_ ULM huatowtz, Wier rogt• ESPECTFULLY call the at. lo of the pablloto LIIPit splendid s.asortmentornemi•grand and square limns • , I which. Mr volume or tone, elasticity o touch. twenty of binlsh,inehott every thing awarded Ilano_perreete onFau - paa.d. They werethe ?but brecrigut Tor both bride, in ooragetition with tlie most distingulahedakers Loom Boston. glatiadelpide, New tort aed Baltimmore. Posy hays just bean aamood the Filtaf Premium COLD MEDAL Lora all Crystal at the late Pal, of the America. loathed* Crystal Paler, ler the BEST Plameeartaa de7 oelktfr Safety Fuse. $± OR MINING PURPOSES, and for lONI- A: 71riti NIAMEY, both In IVEY end DRY blasting: ct POUR different kiwis. PhD OUITON and iIKAIPPLiff. Ids, the iiINOLR and DOUBLE TAPE WATZIL hlwartfuturo-1 and sold ty GLENN PUT3LiN, Sii Liberty Et, NEW YOWL IlEr Orders promptly Oiled fur kinds of GUN POW. DEA, of the most spyrorod brsods. }WOE'S ICAIIIPL TION A L MIRE WORK& fILIIP NIUVAI.B , im• ke non din' SCHIEFF.ELIIi, BROS. Cc CO., I'MPONTItHIi AND DEA Li.RB lY Drum Painlt, °ill, Dyes, Perfumery, &e., 170 WILLLIM ST., New York, I NVITE the attention of the trade to their 1 . large and ',tried stock. of Drugs. Paints, 00., Perfume. " Inlditton to then. regular inmaptaUons otntaple Drone. they are alma rsalving. direct, Ulna the sources of prreloc. tkm and manufacture. flat ph.* of Tooth. Hair and Nail Bruebes. Drone, (*rte. Mortars. Swages, French and Enplieb Perhunery, Lublo's ;arrant.% and many other ar tlue. usually embraced in Drungleta stooks. which they are also ruables.l to offer on the moat advantageous Serum Orders, either in person or by mall, raosive prompt attention. relthlre IMPORTANT _ . TO 1 0 USE K EEPERS AND DEALERS. THE HOPE T 1 Patrol sass, god 71 Bangui sass. Niw Tut.. Pt-mooed Ur, 10.3' Hunt greet, lin. York. fiCt4l7, Noe. Se, ST acid IX Iludeou Mess, Jersey Mr. 'rut, Proprietors of this long and well known Cti.PFEB AND SPICE' F.:STABLINTMEIVT. Continue to prepare the beet PlernamtruNoal /Macs In we, Raislog Bead. ..unit, Tea and other Cabe.. Ao.— They alp prepare M nem* Puma, and Matey other arse des of daily use in every family, • they_olfrr upon the moot cease:Lane tern. Catalogiute sot Wintery who mimed th em. ttell. • J. U. 16 BAIL 11.—Lkoatiumere sniped to inquire for [lope 01111 e 11.1 , J 11.0174, The Adams irapress Company , . Piatburgil, Roe-hester and New Bryghtors Eiptets. ki , l) It the especial accommodation of the m, ar population alone the of the Ohio and Penn e,y mule Railroad s between Pittalsargh and New Brighton, whoe intimate boaluse and metal relation, require each Agency, The Adams if Comoany have made such arrangentoot with the Railroad a to enable them to pot a trusty Mt./tenger on the Astmloodation Trails, who will take chug* of all property and business properly entrusts el to him. The Messenger lob have an Inn Bata in the Baggage Car, sr, the depoalt and be ter ascority of Mins/. Jewelry and other valuabire, Ile will leave New Brighton by lb. Morning Tram, remain is Pittsburgh and Allegbee ny City during the day to attead to east commisions to may be entrusted to him, mid return by the Evening Tram. with hie floods and Cemotissione executed. It will he hie duty to salve on him up trip all parcel,, packaaes. orders, money. dr, , which will be delivered to the props party soon after the arrive! of the train at the Allegheny City Depot. U. wIU ILIo news. written Or venal moans. ea to ne delivered in the city-tommunicate IntaUlgans— obtain intormatlon.liod return splits—order viods, and return them—mate purchases, large or mall. from • i d s. fgref ' lr '. olfle n d 'i giirtgetwo A cilifetlito l lff . tz.r.- distandk without extra charge. bet tc Ism o such delis. .7 the direction ou packageroaryecially for private boos, should be explicit: At Way Statudts, ail matter whit be loft with the Station Agent oft he Railroad Comploy, when th e proper party is not at the station on the arrival of tbe Train s to remise liMargs for earning package.. Ay and for snits Pondered by the Idesenger. are intended to be within one amiable Whets the nature of tbe Nosiness is slob Y to admit nl' special amen: sots will is mad.. Mt the Situteenger IA required to settle his Dille and boa. Ines dotty with the Oompany, and to pay Intuit, the pat rons of the line will please not Mt him to wait MU rust tri • for Ma qy, as he has no discretion In the matted, NRY 1 h W IN has been apprintad Aleareimet, and will commecioa Ws dulls on Mummy. Dec it, le.z. lti,[ll/ LSD uIL'2L Pi/Lenyle-04 YOUltb ?tree:. Atkoheny Citie—'fal oomph Clitoa. BayneDe—Caot. &saidlor Stamm—Mr. IkleLauedlin. tiecikeeee•—blr. Whit. DeaseP—Dr. CDandler. tine th-Witen—Mr. Loop. 0711“ Ave.. Cuomo Co, 1 Pattatough. Dec. :1). 1845.] de:Z . "IC To hove wao wish Farms I! ! - To have fertile land at a cheap price and 0 0 cur Muww, your attention 1 called to Ma Maw -way Fatm a 00.1 o.mmor, 25114 T. Of more In pro poetics are Riven for $22), partite In enstallmente of $1 per ono. 114 ter ta.nth. t lecatsd eat the the and himGl the best markets Mr it. produce in the Kate. The legl h a 011* loam and is not to be surnamed for tam:tiny, am examination will show. It la all mai Ise t, underiald by 2 rash reins, which on actmunt of its facility to tbe Lake hi/abet. will shortly become of 10- trware rattle. The gunbury 1 Erie o.g mimes Wanly through it, which Is low tinder otmatrucllou from Xrie to within abort dletenoe of Hl ew e. conner. The Allegh !Tarr Valley IL It al so palms through cting with !Tarr York and Ept.bungb: Tr. Min on It ie of th. meet valuable pa. mile unexceptionably good mid warranted deed. woo 0190. IS preseete• good and substantial opportuAL ty omimencw farmluse. providing for one's children or making an bayeetment Ilot• lemon In veto.. In • abort Um. mai lend will tm treble It. Meant Price Per. ther particulars acti be bed him the pamphlets which are bt to Inc uirerg • Lettere answered promptly. Apply cr ails CIAAIL.I7.OATELL, Secy. Lab Walnut mg. Ptah, delphia, Preto Information la contained to theimittget Valuable rroprry tor Sale tN Liberty street, odjoirtig the Methodist rase Yard, near Canal fluid. Thia b nom the only desirable piece of property In this nalghborimedron►ehxodY bought up by the Permylfanl► Relined Oompany. /front lag on Liberty 60 feet, on lant ertree:loo feat thanes to the Methodist Orate Tarsi MN *et, b Llt.rer 100 feet. Thin property lament desirable ea a llotal. The building nose on It, a good substantial three ataxy brick, srseta all the neneedary hack hniblingn. ban Or ► long Um* teen ere. copied aa the Union Hotel. doing clod Puniness taUsts and other. desirous of =Max • toed Investment. N 1 do well to examine the premiss. so:NKr ••• . EDWARD MUM _ lowa. Land o J• N. FRAZIER -formerly n resident of Pitt.l.elib, (new of will leave here Ina law IL Capl m l e la t t h m O ot 4 er ll h U in sod u Nl m o " U tlot y .L.a.ua . Dbitylete. mute to locate; no bare their both:Len faithfully and Immo ptly attended to, he oulio, co hien at story mom o Tootoaa AL hely, Alarket etreet, front 9A. to 4 P. AI. BEFERENCZA, John blesAntler. Merchant, Market a. Pittsburgh; N. Holmes A Non, Bankers; dcs A. Oameron. manes, Me. Bnn ka Allegheny: John Fleming. ancountana. ia2B • T. L. ILANDLETT. Snip AND STEAMBOAT FIXTURES, No, 157 South Street, New York. POWER CAPSTANS, Common Iron and Wood Caplan, Mead% Hoblames , ad Croweire nt Steering Apparatus, Wlndianees, Chain Stopper., Madder Ilanglna• and Bracer; Materna Leading Tracks and Make: Blare Pumps and ylre BnaJnea Mao Pip. and Oonedloada ditto Cullom, complete: Bran and Iron Mid., Musaau, Pinola and Outlay , ,, Franclo Metallic Lire Latta TanksburfeParantpiarine I.lle•Pmerving Pont,, L'te Prneervlng I/Wrangle, and Boring do; Metallic, CortandindlallubberLlgareanrvera all oorrearnndlna to dm Into lit•amboat Laws, at vet 7 low Rtoirethae ktayere variety or Ufa wing mow. stns. Aleo all the latast improvements in Nanticat WU. sures. nati&acad Notice to Midge Builders. Q.EALgti PROPOSALS will be received at 13:17 aloe, h Chicgo, nntll the let day or sur neat. for the building of a s IKON VPiOT BRIDOH ttrosz the Chicago Ulm, at Muth street. according to *he plan and ereciaraUons en file In my crace. The . 4 " t's ae nom. menced Immedlat.b ener the Isttlegomid fa be comPle. t.din nine month! ere.er the execatkot of the contract. • T eright to reject nor bid will he reserved by thoc/ty. Ur order of the Common tionneiL H. W. EIBIHERHILH, _ City Cant. Chicago. Bah, reek 1616—mitRaid D.M. Carartoarattip. ,IIIAVE this day associated with me •as equel l tartnine to the Painting. thelgar r ancl Cl I =b• t b ,cll . I T .lrarreLtrolTiitti C k /83 iVt? ' Ste Up* der the name nod style of THOMPION CO, I would take Ws opportunity of rettunslog ray doors thanks to ow old .rtomeoe Lr the very Mena nom{ ii harm berstotore rewired from them. and .04.111 nOntlea. ly e T+eKdleJte °MlDl:teem ol aster:4MM Atttn =bit Z h at44l=l. will edam hl%; m74 ' l tosnoer. ea flatter myself that otr i = a llod shaltry onerslly kooenread 11_,Iahlr_ by tbe l. nruatialit=ar '" ;7o.= ZnlllnoA PITTSBURGH GAZETTE THURSDAY MORNING, MAY I, 1135 G Advance Paymonts.-11croafter no sub• .eriptlon will be taken Pa the Daily or weekir o ..etta hole.. payment is credo In advance. Whenever the Urns is op to which the subscription is raid, the paper will he Invariably stopped. unless the subscription Is re ne_wed by advance payment. All transnot advertising, of every demoriptlon. sill be requires( to be paid In ad venni. The only exemptions will be Oben special month Ir or rasa/ contracts are made. rept:day xyLl'lttabra rah Weekly tinzette.—The .2telleoll circulation emu Ike Lk Gana. offers to our business man • moot desirable medium of making their buelnem knorn Ourolreulatiors Is bet...sank= and Oro thousand. malt' almost every merchant, manufacturer and Xbo k.• Per In Western Penneylvania. and Eastern Ohio. From the Earsu Tree State, April 14 From Kansas. Settlers are constantly pouring in by hundreds from every port of the Union. The New Heron Company of about one hundred men, to whom Henry Ward Beecher delivered an address, and for whom he raised a number of Sharp's rifles, have all arrived. They came up tho Missouri on the Clara, without molestation. Their formida ble looks served ter a free pass to Lexington, and saved the overhauling of their goods at the Custom House. Agents have been sent ahead to eelect a place for settlement. In what part of the country they will locate has not yet been de termined. They are generally substantial men and many of them farmers who aro prepared, and who will go immediately into the extensive improvement of their claims as soon as selected. They all inform us that those who have already started are but a tithe of the number that will em!grate this season. The law and order party appear to have aban Boned the mob policy whioh has heretofore marked their course, and adopted ono which in a manner shields 'hem from the odium which their previous course has brought down upon them. In scrutinising their code of mob laws, they find that it will answer all purposes that they desired; and that by its execution they would appear. to enforce law and order, in which attempt they would be sustained by the military forms under the command of the President. I Accordingly they have eat themselves diligently to work to indict for treason all who participat ed in the State MOMS eat. The following is an extract from a letter which we received from a prominent Free State mso in another part of the Territory. It shown the method by which the pro-slavery inquisition intend to subdue the in habitants of Kansas. The authorities are not unadvised, but proceed according to their in strnctions received from Pierce and Douglas: • "Under present circumstances, we can have no ground for saspeoting that justice will be meted out to no in any shape whatever. To prevent my attendance at Topeka on the 4th nit., I was summoned to attend the District court at Whitehead, no a Grand Juror. And failing to attend, I am told Judge Lecompte fined one hun dred dollars. An attachment was issued for my body to be returned immediately; but the Sheriff informal Judge L , that be did rot think I could be found in the county, us it was dropped Since my return, I have thus far remained un molested. And I think that the "powers that be" will allow me to remain so until they ascer tain which way the current flows. C. W. Stewart, A. Lareelore, and others, were brought before the Grand Jury and questioned about Free State affairs, elections, Sharpe rifles, prospects of emigration from the Freo States, &c. B. Brook, Esq., was arraigned as a prison er at the bar, charged with misdemeanor in Berv- kg as Judge of Elections, &a, and bound in the sum of $lOOO for his appearance at the August term of the Court. Yours, &a" Congress, or somebody else, has been laboring under n alight mistake In regard to the locality represented by one of the members of Congress Gen. Whitfield. It ecems that he really belongs to Missouri, but by some mistake he has been placed to the credit of Kansas. We see by the border papers that the General has returned from Washington, and met with a "warm recep tion from his constituents." The "reception" alluded to was in Kansas city and Westport Mo., as up to the day of publication of the papers con taining the notice, we cannot learn that the Gen eral bad been in Kansas Territory. But be did make a speech in Westport. The Kansas City Enterprise says "Gen. Whitfield has arrived, and will be in at tendance on the sessions of the Congressional Committee daring its sittings in the Territory. The General is in fine health and spirits, and feels himself fully able to defeat all attempts of abolitionism to octedleim from a seat he so ably fits. Ile has been warmly greeted by his con mitnenta and such has been his service to the Territory, that even a majority of the Free State men prefer him to Reeder, pereonally, as they all dmit, hie fine ability, persevering industry, and high-toned and gallant demeanor as a gen tleman. Be has done more fur Kansas Territo ry than all his opponents combined could ac complish, even were they to devote their efforts to se deserving a purpose." This certainly settles the question of who Whitfield's constituents are. We certainly have no desire to deprive Missouri of the smallest of her rights, and will gladly correct the mistake and return her Coegresemeu with the hope that we will not be charged with dishonest intentions. We hose been accused of being "traitors, pau pers and nigger thieves," bat we dont like to be charged with taking small things. I CorrespooMMos or the Illesomi Democrat./ LAWBENCI, Kansas, April 18, 1858. Monday of this week was the time fixed upon for the trial of the Branson Rescuers, before Judge Lecompte at Lecompton. But in cense quence of the Clerk's having railed, through min take, to summon the Grand Jury, the time was extended until the first Monday in May next, at which time, if "his honor" is well, tho Rescuers will be tried and punished, in accordance with one of the enactments of the Barons, by one years imprisonment at bard labor, and five hun dred dollars fine—which will not be paid. For the past week the weather has been clear and pleasant. Our city has been full of stran gers from the different Northern and Eastern States. Northerners are continually arriving in oar young State, to become permanent settlers among us. On Monday the colony from New Haven, Conneotiont, numbering about seventy five men, arrived, each having a Sharpe's rifle with which to defend our rights from being again trampled upon by Drunken Davy's hosts. On Tuesday a email company arrived from Boston, and ono from Indiana. On Wednesday a few families arrived from Illinois. Yesterday after noon several gentlemen arrived from some of the middle States, and intend to locate in the vicinity of Fort Riley. In the evening, Mr. Sherman and wife, with others from Ohio, came into the ()By and report ed that Mr. Howard, Gov. Reeder, with Clerks, Reporters, fiergeant-at•Arms, connected with the Kansas Investigating Committee, were about tou miles back, and would arrive in the morn ing. This morning Ex•Govcroor Reeder, Mr. Howard and others arrived, and about noon the committee left for Leoompton, to commence their Investigation, by an examination of the records, &c. Mr. Oliver of Missouri, had not arrived. The balance of the committee waited for him nearly a week at Kansas City. Mr. Robinson arrived this afternoon, direct from Beaton; he made the trip in ulna days, was well treated on the route, and met Mr. Oliver and Gen. Whitfield at Kansas City. Both of these gentlemen aro at Franklin, and will join the committee at Leoompton to-morrow. The former is in excellent spirits, and enjoyed his trip to Washington very much. Considers the calm of Kansas safe. The people's rights will be maintained, and Kansas will be admitted as a Free State or Slave State, as they may deter , mine. Tbie afternoon, 0 company of about fifty men, from Ohio and New England arrived; more on the road, will be hero to-morrow, all pleased with the country, and aro determined to remain. This evening a meeting of the citizens , was held In front of the Cincinnati House, to welcome them to Kansas. A committee of about 100 per sons formed late line, marched to the residence of Governor Robineen on Onad Mount, and es corted that gentleman and Hon. A. H. Reeder down to the dining room of the Free State Hotel, which was soon filled with ladies and gentlemen. Dr. Harrington was called to the Chair. Reeder, being loudly called for, came forward and made an eloquent apoeoh--dlsoonreed the groat ques done of the day in a masterly and interesting manner. After he bad concluded his remarks, Robinson, being loudly called for, came forward and made, what Is mufti with him, an eloquent and soul-stirring speech, making many good hits, reviewing briefly our past history, and speaking very encouragingly of oar future tri umphs. It ie, perhaps, needless to add, that both gentlemen were loudly cheered by the peo ple, who are resolute, and determined to sus tain our present (mien ! attitude, well knowing their rights, and daring to maintain them. Mr. Lines, Preeldent, of New Haven Colony, made a speech, and Colony Perry, of Rhode Is. land—of Know Nothing notoriety—entertained the poople , wlth several funny remarks. After which the meeting adjourned. Pours, S. F. T. Nor A DLYAULTZSL—David O. Labatt, Esq., late Azelstaut Attorney for New Orleans, against whom ainit hen been entered to recover some $250,000 of the cites fund; alleged to be muse counted for by him, denies that be le In default. The arrant otasmed. ho up, consists of hills in teal $ and aneolleeted, all of which he turned over to Es racoomor. Tn. agricultural prospects of Engtefet4'art 4as reported by the Mark Lane Express: A moat favorable change has taken place In the weather since our last, the improvement ' commencing with Monday, and since then it has at times been sunny, with some nice refreshing nine at Intervals, and prevalent winds from the southwest. Nothing could have been better than the change so boon after as much spring corn had been sown; whilst the wheat plant will derive great benefit from this completely altered temperature, the thermometer ranging moral days at noon, at 60 deg. On Saturday at 1 / 1 13 down to 65 deg. with a somewhat colder breeze and slight rain. Our advices from lloreetshire state that a hea vy rain was experienced the whole of Thursday, and the wheat looks up already, still there are serious deficiencies, which cannot fill unless sown over again. In Berkshire on the same day much rain fell, and its beneficial effects will soon ho visible in the wheat-plant. That portion on good nails will now tiller-out well, and the light lands in other counties will soon ehow improvement wheroier the plant had not been entirely des troyed, and a continuance of fine growing weather will soon work a wonderful change through:ut the length and breadth of the land; so that our agricultural:prospeots in this respect, are now, on the whole, tolerably promising under all circumstances. Barley-sowing has been brought to a close in all the early distriots, and it is a long time since this grain woo pot in bettor or more expeditiously; and this, at least, is a fair prom• ion for a crop, although the breadth of land under it is less than in ordiasoce seasons, on account of wheat having been planted where the turnips had boon of necessity got off early during the winter months. DriTRUCTION of Tun 0. B. PORE HOUSE.— About 6 o'clock Saturday afternoon a fire broke cut in the extensive smoke house belonging to the pork establishment of Messrs. Owsley, Kin naird & Co., on Underhill street, near the Bards town turnpike. Owing to the distance of the building from the fire engines, its being &most air tight, and thus preventing ready access to the flames, and the combustible nature of the stock, the house was almost entirely consumed. It was divided into four compartments, each sep arated from the other by thick walls. Three -of these, with their contents were destroyed. There wero being cured at the time cf the fire about 30,000 pieces of bacon, most of whioh was en tirely burned, or so damaged as to be of little value. There was but little wood work about the building, and the walls, which were of great thickness and strength, were left standing, so that,rebuilding can be easily and cheaply accom plished. No ineurance was effected upon the house, and the loss of the proprietors is about $l,OOO. The meat belonged to several parties in the State and elsewhere, who had packed with or purchased from Messrs. Oweley, Ktnualrd Sc Co. This woe chiefly insured in various 10031 offices, so that the lose in all will not exceedls.l,- 000.—LosieniUs Courier. STRAW POWER ECLIPARD.—The Loudon Morn ing Chronicle announces au important discovery. It is stated that a great experiment "was recent ly tried at Vincennes in the presence of General Labitte and the officers of the fort. The secret of compressing and governing electricity is at length discovered, and the power may therefore now be considered as the solo motor hencefor ward to bo - used. A email mortar was fired by the inventor at the rate of a hundred shots a minute—without flashing, smoke or noise. The same power can, it seems, be adapted to every system of mechanical invention, and is destined to supersede steam, requiring neither machinery nor combustion. A veseel propelled by this pow er Is said to skim the water like a bird, and to fear neither storm nor hurricane. The inventor hse already petitioned for a line of steamers from L'Orient to Norfolk, in the United States, which passage he promisee to accomplieh In 8 and 40 hours!" Boon-MARING is most actively pursued in the United States. Over three hundred publishers ore busy supplying the mental wants of Um pub lic, and over three thousand booksellers are dis tributing the productions. Books have multi plied to snob an extent in oar country that it now takes 750 paper mills, with 2,000 engines in constant operation, to supply the printers.— These mills produced 270,000,000 pounds of pa per the past year, which immense supply was sold for about $27,000,000. A poona and a quarter of rags are required for a pound of paper, and 100,000,000 pounds were therefore con sumed in this way last year. The vest ofmann facturing a twelve mouths' supply of paper for the United States, aide from labor and rugs, is, computed at $4,000,000. With this ceaseless production it is rilmostiMpossible to koep up with the publishers in the notices of their works. HORRIBLE SCIFTEHINO AND CANNIBALISM.— About the lit of December throe 11. S. soldiers, named ltigert,"Wickerand Cornell, deserted from Port Pierre, Nebraska Territory, and started down the river. Overtaking a party of four tie- Dans, they agreed to keep together, and proceed ed for several days until heavy enowe and in tense cold set in, and continued without inter mission for 80 or 90 days, during which time they made little or no progress, and suffered ter ribly from hunger. Oao soldier, named Cornell, died, and the next day one of the civilans, and upon these bodies the staiviag men fed. Soon after, two more of the eivilans died, when the wretched survivors were found by a party under Major Howe and tatted to his camp, where, by care and attention, they all recovered. DIV7SION or MINNESOTA TEILRITORT.—The St. Paul papers are engaged in dismissing this question. The Pioneer favors the project, while the Times opposes it. Minnesota at pres ent contains territory equal to four States the site of Indiana, and that some day it will be divided into that number of Staten, is probable. The Pioneer urges that the Territory should now be divided. in such a matter that eventually two States may be formed from Minnesota, and two States from the Territory north of it, and it should be divided by an east and west lice. The Times says the project of divlding the Territory, Is a ache= of land speculators, and politicians lusting for the of of a new Territorial govern ment, and it is not desired by the people of Min nesota. RICILMATION OP LLITZISS BETITZEN TDB UNI- T= STATES APO GREAT BILITAIN.—AII arrange ment has just been concluded between Mr. Cam bell, Postmaster-General, and the British post master general, the Doke of Argil, providing for the registration of valuable letters to and from Great Britain. The registration fee on lei ter. for Great Briton will be five oentn,the came as on demesne letters, than making the rate on a single letter, when registered, twenty•' nine cents. The English registration fee is twelve °onto. On all registered letters In each country prepaymentis required. The arrange ment goes into operation on the first - of May. A State Republican Convention has been cal led to be held at Syracuse, - New York, on the 28th of May neat, for the purpose. of choosing delegates to the Presidential Convention, which will ensemble at Philadelphia on the 1 ith ofJuue. The New York Tribune nye: "This State Con 'finnan affords a much needed opportunity for effecting an organization of the friends of free Kansas In every county and township in our State. For the want of such an organization the cause suffered a disastrous and dispiriting re verse last November. Such a misfortune sug gests the appropriate remedy. A thorough or ganization must insure triumph this fah, by at leant fifty thousand majority." A NLITOOMEI Are/tam TO Ma. THACILEILAY. —At the St. Georgei dinner in New York, the other day, Mr. Matthews, the British Consul at Philadelphia, told the following anecdote of Mr. Thaekeray, and a lady ha met at Savannah : Thu biographer of "The Noweamee" was wait ed on at table by an old lady, who said to him: "Mr. Thackeray, my name is Newcome. lam glad to see you. I ace you are well acquainted with our family in England. We have been told that there is a property in England belonging to our family, valued at two millions; I with you would put me in the way of getting it." NARROW EBOAPii OP b3THAUOS/3.—ThOPO WAS quite a commoticti at the city wart Saturday af ternoon, ecoasloned by the discovery of a ,quan tity of smoke andenstfocatiug vapor in the hold of the Kentuckey ricer packet Blue Wing. A large box was out with ranch difficulty and being opened was found to contain-a great varie ty of medicines and some inflammable substance supposed to be vitro!, this was in a large bottle that had been broken, and which but for the timely discovery, might have caused the entire destruction of the boat, as well as otherslaying at the wart.—Lou. Cour. COAL AZRIVID.—Datiog Friday and Saturday some five or six pair of coal boats arrived from Pittsburgh and continued on further South.— About two more pair are ell that were 'sleeted orrthe late run. The largest pair oteoal boata:we hare any note of went through the canal on Saturday, the property of Mr. Thomas, of Pittspurgh. They were one 151 feet, and the other 8&2 feet In length, containing in toe aggregate 84,700 bushels of coal. Ho disposad of, the coal to another party for NewlOrleaus at llieentsper bushel.— Lou. Cour. - Fuson b1.1110II1111"8.—It la saldriarp num bers of French immigrants will sail for the Uni ted States this year. • - 1 T!(.1 Tzta (tri.paso , gi;ilttiteum t lfr24rlt":os connt of the extremely. tiri-senatlter. situ:copping has bees- tise , sirict - tttbnixile:EMCitiiid over known in tMs regLis:.'lirampy , _platterthewelle, springs and stronmettatoettlt4itilraP:'.."We doubt if Bo great a scarcityWenger wersver before known eo early y Two ruouc recantations of Popery In Eng land are recordel. One by Bay. Thomas De row, late priest of the Boman PettsMip of of St Andrews, Newcastle-on-Tyne; and. the oth er by Bev. Mr. Bolton, late a Rotttnn qatholio priest at Lincoln's Inn Fields. A SMALL Kea, bound with braes hoops, filled with gold pieces to the amount of 1,000,000 (pro bably francs,) believed to have been n French military chest, buried there in the year 1913, to hide it from the Russian Cusack/1, Ina been found by a peasant boy near Sohwes on the VistAla. Ttt➢ Gaownio CHOPS all over . France, it is Ovid , present tho most cheering appearenoe.— The deficiency in the produce of last year, offici ally estimated at 7,000,000, hectolitres, has been in a great measure made up by foreign Im portation- CIIICAUO, April 28.—The ice in the Straits of Mackinac, still presents COMMIIZiIAtiOI2 between the two Lake.. There is no open water within ten miles of Beaver Island, and the underwriters think the Straits will nut be naragable before the 10th of may. Ml.B FLORENCE NIJOTINGALE 11.1.8 been ga netted as officially Diree:tress-General of all the hospitals in the British, dominions. No nurses can for the future be appointed in any public hospital without her sanction. IT is rumored that Gen. Houston intends to as an independent candidate for the Prtsi- Fey. The Greatest Nei:heal Discovery OF THE AGE,11.,4 in on. afoot common bt o u r r .y l ats E m e 0 . d r ; Lust cures mery hind,;/tromorf Aurr wore to n urea ha .071 1.111p!c I s treed t In corer eleven hundred eases, and never felled eseept in two mu. (both thuneer humor.) lie hoe now In hie poeseenion or er two hundred certlamtes of Its value, all within twenty miles of Boston. Two bottles Are warranted totems nuraing,sere mouth. es One to three hottl wall cam Lb. wont kind of pimples of the face. Two to Ulme bottle, mill senor theete= of boils. Two bottle, us warranted to curhe wont canker In the mouth and Monmeh. Three to Ore bottles are warranted to nit, the worst ram of eryalpelm. 0, e to two bottle. are warranted to cure all homer at the eyes, T Nettles are war. anted to mare rannhur of the ear and b lotches otchee among the hair. tour t, sae bottles are warranted to CUM corrupt and running u cern, •bot will cure mealy ernsticon of the akin. Two to temee betties are warrantus to ewer the mast Our Locate eases or rhettelatiern. Two to mare, beetle. are warranted to cure the worst eitte of ringworm. Titre, to four bottles ore wedrantel to care salt tbtillln ('lee to eight bottle well cure t h e went ars of scrofula. A benefit to aOway • estorionmel from the first bottle, and a perlect foie la warranted when the above quantity in taken. Nothing looks so improbable to those who day,re In rain tried all the wonderful nuelicinm of the yas that a common weed growing In the manure., andalong of d Mao walls, should curet lorry honor In Lis system: yet It in now • hoed Met. It you have a humor It hue Matadi. There are no Donor ands, hums or net about meting mule room ono not your. I peddled over • inotleand be ilea of et in the vicinity orDoenan. I know its egeeta In rent y few. /t has already dime Nome of the greatest cons' over done In Maamedenaatte I gave it to eitil•ren a year 'old: to c ld purplemax. 01410.7. I leave men poor, puny, womos looking childr•n, wow them was soft and gabby, restored to n perfect state of health by one bottle. To those who are subject to a clot besdsche.ono bottle well aleays euro It. it gime great relief to catarrh and dikunees. tome who bars been emetivo ar yea... hints ken and been regulated by It Where the body IA sound it works suit. easy, but where these la any avrengement of the lunetlom ot nature, It will canna very eltuoLser reel ing., but you must not be alartned—they Ceram direp pesr In from tont dam toe week . Them le never • bad result Tom It. On the contrary, when that feeling la Over to will fextr a eel ouraelf like a new pemon, I heard mm• of moee y vagent encenodurna of It that man ever lime tened to. Ino ch..ge of diet is ever nemeemy—eat the beat you can got leave likewise an herb. which, when almmared In sweated, dinaolros howofteloto revelling of the teak and under the ears. Price to cants. Pram of the )I.etioel L ire - every El per bottle. thaantoeta roe net—Adult, one tableapoontni r•- day. Clalieren over eight years, dessert tepooneun children from net to eight year; tetaitpooltioL As no detection can be wade as seemed., to all oonelltutiona, tate crough to oiler. ate Ole on tbe bowelcur s tw i ce • day. of Scrofula, . tie NN sren pereonal attendants, In bad mere told, Wholesale and Detail, at Dr. ZETADIPP,I4O Wood street. corner of Virgin alley, sod J. P. PLIVIIINtI, Alle gheny. entgaelydamS Glass Works for Sale. AUVOO or DRY RUN GLASS WORKS 4 , s will be offered at ttblie gale on THURSDAY' M , txm 211 day of flay. by the uallatagoed Execumre of roue Thls property le eltuatal at I.lle month of Dry /tun, In tgnehlugton county. adjacent to Monongahela Limy. It consists of the buildlogs now/nary for the man ufacture of glass. together with dwelling housesough for th e sammnedstlan of the hard, There ere 13 urea In the tram...of ertua, • rOflrderstole portlou Is Meer bot tom load, satiable or town tote or gerilena the balance contains at/Ireton, andcoal of the beet quallt.r. This growl, is °gun/feral one of the boa. to the raper, and is worth the attention of m/pltallets, or those who wish to engage In the neveubmture of Rhea For farther Inkuula Mon, enquiry of J, r.B A. P. 11011./LIBON. Attl”t Law. ire 135 Fourth et. JOS•r11 N. SI/AMNON, Jo UN FAIR: CYRUS BLACK. Executors of Marcus Black. REMOVAL MASON BROTttERS, Publishers, SEW YORK, :lore He¢ered from No, 43 Park Now, to their riew Store, Nos. 108 & 110 Duane Street, A few cLorm Wear of Met.= Broralway. port rittsbargh Dollar Savings inst,itutiori No. G 8 Fourth ehirret, OTT? WOOTo mot rerratotiod Pawl. 1 8 How open doily from l to 2 o'clock; abkr, 0. ..Welneratar and tout-day rrenincee, front CI r 0 le o clock Dep.:elite received of all rums not leer that One Dollar. and • dvidend of the potlide declarvd twice a the In June and December. Intermit wadi dm:noel at the rate o air per cent. per atentnen. on the filet or Deventer. IMO, Docks contain. d the Chancr e hp.letv, Polo and Roc ulatione Innelehrel wrath., on application at the colico" Proutos.:—GEOßGE ..4LOASLE.E. nos Pinurtorars Hopewell Hepburn, John H. litueriberger, l iv m b irLlL .r. tt . ?LI to., Charlea Iltap, N. Granata fricirphy, Jam. W. liailman, rmobam Umbetactter. Alexander Itradler. Isaac M. Pew:wok, William Phillip', William J. Anderson. John D.F.aokofe. TIMM J = amul Hardman. Hill Durinvin, John H. Kirtp•lSHP. Albert Cuiterleon, John D.lDUord, Hobert Cheerer. Hobert Morrow, J. Gardiner CHM, Water P. blervhall. Mouse A. Carrier. A. IL PoliocX John h. lion-rave, Ifin"lrteritigotV.Lit. Charlea A. Colton, K. G. &Mom., Overtop 11. Biddle, stands gel... James Rhoads, Georg,' . Vihnore, Janus thidla r Jairseit 8. Hoot. George 8. Field.. William Z. Haven. Alexander Sindlea iolo.Serreddry and Dreariam—CllAßLAS 1. COLTON. 114 , Plaster, Cement and Grind-Stones. I iILASTER for Land and Stucco Work; Co merit or Cisterns ant Public trurtN Grind Scones, e 1 min. on banitat 0191.1br0 Cy et. eitr WC4, ALLAOs. nit 3alitmin LIMON CO.—TRANSPORTATION LLNE—Ruins made extenalve pre ;Ara. this winter. Roar. now a:spared to dr n Deasy btobseae by PEPIN a.LIAN and ELAILSSUAD, enstates to and trout th e San-. !Atlas. Wo can assure morels., and all thaw disposed to pate P.D.. the Pen.. Dana]. and I:monad, that no pains till be spared to render general assistants. to Swayers of Eastern and Western Pre/F044 Tha emidaneo 01 the /n -dined Planes en the A Ilegtunly Portage haetenad Rai alp, Increased despatch Sotto tranamirston of trelaht Otnno on MN:. atrret, at the Canal liana. cohltelsd LLOYD For Sale, FINLIE JIDUSE now aeenp:od by the sub-fga, lorlbar. No. 143 Baeond at.-oec. Thl• rroparty In oomph,. order. Iwnlehad a1t.21 du and U4C and Co l d Water. For partlr ularf el:ldaho of firm ofJczoo a 0.2117,141 6 41:a anent. i'OUADIti FP" SALE Ott TO BE LET. itFIRST CLASS FOUNDRY BULLDINO. Patterns, Phisks.Tools, •tr-, be sold or bit tor Ben. of Sera. ou costirat• tars.. or, no salve bitilhoss roan with a <aphid woad 1A ri• wised •• • parth=. or . Ira • Somiser. Add.. hod 370, Post 011iso. can- UV P. M SIIALL & CO., Importers bs • o end . Dealers In French aod ArstrLaa Parer litoe werl.l street. Parebaretbt CrirSole Astra, for the celebrated tdazipfacturert. Slet• rt. boleettrt Palle. •cl J. 111._McFAD111 ft. C0 C , 0., COMMISTON MERCHANTS No %Cs LEVEE, d so commaircLla St. LOWS ; 110.. Are/rdors c'a'n64, Hemp. Provielont, le, wilt/Ed ooptly erocttiol. nra to Mean. T. a litTl2l CO. PitttOttlili. Ur. Gor.ton CIEORGE E. ARNOLD .54 CX) aietrurk . ..c, ps,theies IN NEOLLANUJI. /WM NOTYA ak. bra 74 /oaken ur mt. cravat< Bank of /ikkkark Transketlork at moat liberal raita-2* SUN DRIES-2 boxes a barrels Eggr, 1 bag Dried tawnier, Dore Dried Applar, 1 bag &led l'lbrne, la eseoloralad for New by corDdb.VlD,,rearTaiilLi.a. aplo FOAL U—A tee b a r ad approved article, mush Lard OILLE•rd atlappoeve the head' 77 W. 41 S IJNIMa e . Extra near; 40 3331•33 Olt bbio Gold. Syrup .ttoboosoxb . bolo asll Button bbl. now Ileollogeo bO , O bb b ls No. 3 alookozal 1 "2 "1414 " WILPON. GI VERGE EENS—Cholee Ornamental .b. ru bb er7 ;Am.• cm rat afis. 1:3 j. , 113? by • .10 k. el/Amman D a co. MOD U,. 3 eang 00 iL b :nd ingettiti7. INMbbl'a°ll'4B" 11 MATS OLI JdYA FEE for solo y o v o b r • nseALrucosoru.vo t co., It wd alivcod et 1311. 1 sale by 'a ten /MALEY. coseuvz 401 LPKGS No 1, 6 TWIST islet ~,,,,,Ey.c_Or.GRAYE CO.°2. sKs for sale by aleZ • BAGALEY, COMPUTE, a CO. MIA MAWS CASS IA fot by u &gm n.wmaT, cosa VbEED 01L-10 bbls. in mu:est VOr asn usa.L ton EAMIERS—.9 sacks just . :4oMTr iii i fin a - saki by on Am 14!;14141;411.
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