THE BURIN FAS - DIRECTORY. el. 0. pirrrikamb li.;os.l",iiivarrtaarq AGENUT , r /23 NASSAU 121/1. lir Year. i r .aaanwags for the nowt Influential and ILiglert OCRlSZtardlayapall bOtblil the United ntadoso mite: ...spriog_qtylo• for 1.858. ri s tMittt L ig and .i i tZ arkPia t . to an emaraw_r [Am ek. of " 3 r 333 411111M. Tft IOAN BTRAW =cis encdos aaaartatia— ottnertlonaatatetta,' Es 2 a4e t o h ivrArea d t4 i nant at Sita&Nir - Be o[ wLfr3 riITS and 'at tnaloseeal rates. 4:M . ''' . 9. 11 Park MN* Nan York- 1 omDany. RAVENIIIIAD. Plate ( Maas ENGLAIVV. Warehouse for the United States, JOIIN PLATT, Ittorkr. Meet. rim York. HERE will be mond a full assortmont Vir their &Manor Pollehaf Plato for Mom. and Flo trouts, Qov Gum kr. Alto, Itonsa alma from 4 , 4 to 1M inches Mirk N. B.. — Weatomenstommi too rot - erred to We Noy Mato Boum Of Ohloort. Oolumboa. which Is glamd with the Plato Olaar of tEs Coananr• otraktinoto ANDRW & JE R SUP. COMMISSIO E N MECHANTS, Cotton and Woolen Machinery. Ewe., and /bar; MaCki.Ute nett. Bdhdit. !mortars end Dealers In llnnedutneend Artidef. No. 67 Pine Se., No* York. tr."ll.—dicente Pz the • tWLIODitUdit tIIEJLOIVIitOte wonne." • Sleafa Engines-and Bogart, LfIWS4L4G 1. 4,4 131 r 1a 1 m Mall , Toed. te7 .177 D. F. , TIEDIANN & CO., . 4 6 Fdlton street,- New York. MANUFACTURERS OF OIL & i IvAynt s ,COI C .ORS, Importers of French Zinc White, &c. a ta x m td Pries LLsta Oneu - 144 Wpm mellto Hough's Patent Eleatic Skirts. IcIATES is FRANCS, 1.-Barolsy street, New Yolk. 0110N—Noue ere aultra • cieept they have the La or the patent. All uuurafacutraze and milers L.. ringing will be prodecuted tosuctUrw to law. colt2o•P - . tic% JACKSON & SOB. :.GRAME.AND-FENDER MAKER, FRONEST.' d RIO - 12$ MO WA r NEP YORE. joEl-dIE - FAIRBA1110 • 3: PLATFORM SCALES. ZEK undersigned having been at O ppointed Iwamoto Agaute tor the salex i tree celebrated £..& T. inidlt.blUlTKEl tuc,==jtiterzAvt. i uliLvmm cateaturdtr • Them bcalee hare been eubjecterttt U thi SETSREST =Wort all the ariecloal Itallroads tiw United States ild_,V:rtd, sad la angry braucb or boa:Wen throughout il.Razulibetircevrapliaccuraer.rem%grehtiudburailgl- -- • • ilfir artpreyared to en orde za rs lb: Counter, Portable. Ocermant.. Rolling NM liaCoal, Railroad and Ca.. Rio. at so HUSSEY WS '1117111.b..17 .tmli . , Coilltaaretal W: Row, PITTSBURGH COACH. FACTORY. L. MP1112111...--ac. /ARUM - BIGELOW ft igatomioni N to o y. 46 - AL, Bigelow . Mt . introit° ALLEr. Pittsburg'', Penna: COACHES, . CARRIAGES, -PRXTONS, .Boincloo,.and our, desraiptioa Of Pansy Vatalso. tto ardas..34 flaktpxlba manner MrtAttrat ty I=of 410. mu of irc r,g b ij t u i WAIF I — nikai•z: - 'ntakt. • ewo -Hide 011 and Leather Store. • . D: %iBBYdTRIGS, No. 21 South Mid Street, Boman Mutat scut latomitool sta. PhDaclalahla. AS FOE SALE SPANISH HIDES, D I! . Aad ?ma aalttat Pablo Stoat Mum... On g =eto • Tool,. a* the ortrectiirlool and the M.l 11.91.• LL =ids of Wither In the 11)nahlrhutod. tar tato du MO AK market Dem oral be Oran In cub, or taken to -.l.eattur pond now or char and toLdL co ccuronlactatc. . rl WHOT ;RSA:LE Gl3OO NRS. Produce and gemmissioil. Michalak AND DZALJERS Pitteburgh Manufactured Articles, - No. 219 Liberty street; comer of /min. arTS PITTEBUSGH.P.I. OXIAIT VI I'. "3137 folitf 7 rdirliEir ". WEIOLZSALE GROCERS BOAT - FORNIVIEBB; .DIIALERS jg Produce and Pittehorgh ffanulattarca, No: I.4LWator Stroot, ousel "1r ? i t e gbl9 32 ll.§GH. Pg 11714. PAINTERS. - L a r & LANE, • HOB AND SION PAINTERS. if(l. IT (0' - needldiv) ffi 0 4 711A tz. D t . „.. STIZier. All orders promptly attended to. MX= executelln supeder MIL silk27-u 111. a ANY=SON KILTS. 1133.1. MIXERS , WOUNDED'S AND ENGINE BUILDERS, AU' sad Ilisosfsetaren °fall deserlytkas 1,1111 Cutlets, Owing, its.. OIL" 14:621 Mu tat stmt, bet-ma first hied &mad 13. N. VICKERSHAIII, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I e PUOGGIIiIt N0.:31 Liberty . lm a Bead of 004 lit Fn. mwere keep on band and grade • minr. a d cOmplete swan:tent olDrusa medicines ' t.Mils. Die 13tads. WIWI.' Wan of al klnde. Paul. P.1w.7. Patent and Proprietary Medi .ol2lllll. Itu . . • To my old Maids and , onstamera—lladne soldont my Won In Baltbanna and returned to Ws dtr. and t oat the Etna Establishment of Ms. Joel Mohler. 110. Warty' Omuta .ball br happy to pee my old trlands,arthe customers of Ida Molder. and dull spare ray=trtani th ; 17' w" . h . 7.11 b1 . VITIVaia " in - . . • - - leo. 44130e:dr et. - Valuable Beal &tate.. fer Sale. Offer for oale the two - thice :story brick 3. Widths, at the Booth out eau= argon and Bond =VN. 231 and 2m Penn amt. Th. lota ors Nish. itt feet on Penn street lry . 60 tat In depth. The troildinnoszennintantiol and s ere fmnts. I alio. cdfor the km three lam ick dwelling bacon on Monson lido of Hand ddreet. N. 36. M. M. and 43 inch ham being shoat 111 feet 3 inches In front by staid 00 fon in depth. - Mbe sten honsmovillbesoll telnit ttur, sad .t law mina; A ncoall pooh peorpon ndent beine loge vilred and amp:mai:de time adorn Gar Moiler:t i wi ent ll the benne& Arjra t o IL. Attanury alLaar; St : 'Clair • Street Property for Sale: LAM.Aulhoiiied to sell on vy reason& tai d = g lagzor all at tbase f ans thyse t p . "Ow the erestralY Ade of IRMA befog bogies Nos: 20. 23:21. 28. end , 29, be even Pe= street and tbe old Allegbeny bridge. These beam Ire faltelde far starse Ind dwellings and are ettosted to • inextdocallty. Ta. lota ere each, 18 feet In; front by 110 betladepth to on alley ten lost wide. A otedorste ash paym.nt.ll4lo Mire.dirdi 1118 br im:ale:pet* resso.... r tun. reared • • mafi et """ them eVidel: oeltAtt no. 1.37. fourth attest. ROOTB..AND SHOES; WHOLEBALE.A.N;rO.. R 13 TAIL rasubscriber respectfulltOalle the 'A ga et Ms ht.. itol=lll,llo a• 13011.117. to nn nasalzu.on of bit Wood. of ~gooto mot Shaw hut roodnd taxa , the Now Englawd blanufnetuross, to ohm Le i b feu. lay kind of Ladles, Amt.. M.. sod thdbltste Boot.laltors sad .Bbows, ands oat of who i .taatartal. vorkatszahlp sod oft. 'stoat dn. to codas to taltocauda7 &atlas otta that who wish to jitettiLoattom muds wart, boo sootutfactar. sod taro! •oa bud It tootpt•to it** of dion IrVell _arCMCI : WA lad Youth's . Brooms. UAW . Boots sad Do oad Idiom Itooto:ortdottito WSITACti: 111-s od to thiv. prim Away. t 2 7, aothlaa tbaathot ho to gains to old/ as tbs. so o ty Faber MI ii totadsment. um . . Tuned for the liberal potrtoisito taadVall soltalto larthor Isms, lad troso his keg. J *mums hs sags =.=al,.that ti a tb vs anode a ostkorictloa.. • •, am . SS Martstsßbsiai gatsthowle Yi ftb st.„ MIIRVELT 4 BITRO3I Lli; DEALXIIB Silki awl Ladies Dreu .00o4s1 generally, CLOAKS, TALMAS SEMVIA! EMBROIDERIES AND 8741 14 GOQDB, For Family . An unturcialli cr.endve wartont In al leyrAlt r la TrZeget4=== Stoves, Fenders and - sui:' 5 - 40 1. N OITY.STOVE WASSIICIUSE. 134 Wool stmt. As the seat= Asujlrcd vLieS Into ust AU above moot - watit Itto Wootton °Meow In our Ito* -..._tossitotottuittoo °Soar skeitoti,r . " tat sad ocact• Otto. We an &Wafted to sell optoir.F loose. in Lb, dam, lb. 11 II& W stmt. I :6: r., Rqrtifying Distiller' Und one; d liquor. MERCHANT, 1 , Ns. 209 Wert" Street. relberelle , cle&lr IIkiIi.WHEAT GS— -44 50Iba. sacks. hand and tar gals by _uncut. a PRlctrlign, •-••-• Ilan= Cotton X= Brlatitog 60U ISCOTT, Deritiskrourta /wisp - Illvadcersvistef Market. OEISes 3 " Removta ' 13ELLIR8 & 00., Wholisalo Diug Rieete. bare temeetel k the lap and to •• • • •• =in=tcorne ana zr f wood a dedee+ir Eteesidititi,erinir ~ 1 64. 4 3 , 4 . 41 4 71 114 44 .4 Veeme. =well 1 11 11 41 stook. —0,64, himskit;. Men fa of corm TAtee ciitaraisornse ...a WINDOW 111,AM . 3 9 41 "A&Ant Olsos t r ' B iretirarebome. ao4 383 foul no grit rt 4. Putoorgo. - New-&ightoiTab and BucketFactoria; T a EEe nuariben. continwitio rilanufacturo - bo a r ti ibra4,Boakeye, 'Ms. Koolau, ftne Wsatk• Wlsaa's tort Wougaujinarbints *. imzu rclatir attomided to. . wALIMit. W.11.14"0 • • Csteam 2102153 'an d igmlerli. en t s , OLNES, with the latest imp:Le: order. Intnatia. but Vri . r °42 r.deriti. Own notkt . t.7 0,64 wovrwvhst BBLI3 LARD OM just 'reo'd and for is to- - sot • sisznra awn- MDOZ OLIVE 'OrL jaer, reed aad -for. :411 U gels Or voa4ixarizgaiuxo , :_ - • c!, DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE BUSINESS tARDS ATTORNEYS. -09 PP R S. A. A. P. MORRISON, Attor. :t L 143.. Odes No. 143 Yourth alreitv tad diszttalttablugh. Pa. mria 140EHHT &tE. PHILLIPS, Attorney stLawfa? , _Rib EL Lad". o. KBERT POLIAXIK, Attorney et Law— Corner of nth and Grant streetamrposlte and. Pataargh. mzsrfea JAMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Lsw, Oleo fourth stmt. anor littsburitt. 1116.af AGENCIES, Michigan GeneralComminion and Collo : tion Agency Moe, jrs. the colloction of Home and Foreign nemo,to.aaal.nottmtmoaer . thdzag. In Mlchfiv i i an Ir:fluent 13fttekluxersannt sad Psymentof !done Payment of Taw, rmeasi . „ and Salo animal Zi!tat.• °We MAIER 6 abil3.Bo2f,Detralt. Wads= Menem, in ftusbusyk-,slescri. summer t Bala, Bant a% Mant a it. On. thisetta 021.% Lomax. Stmrt 004 ligth wams.--Tw o.: =les or BIWA= Vs= rairtablm.ye WM. A. UMW'S Ira], ESTATE OFFICE,-.No. 87 Front c dm; ad Qom froza Market Dmia' Chum - Iran. ke. C I recoratr mesh t it IISTIN LOOMLS, Boat Estate Agent, Stock. Ittnehandloo a to. nd - BM Mo. Waco No. P 2 4ncrth that. above Wood Ban dl tam romay . sanded tn. . Bantam_ promp tly Q,AMITEL I< MAREWM, Secretary Oiti• reali Imam. OompanT.94'Water. stmt. M. - GORDON, Secretary Western Inen -11: . Taato Ock. 92 Rata. drat. GARDINERCOFFIN, Agentfor Franklin gut 1 ,1 47 Ootopany. northeast enrunr of Wood PA:. hIADEDI4, Agent for Delaware Ma . teat Insursate Cozazany. 42 Wen stmt. DRI7GGISTS. Ants nixtura--i.. Iracez. Ji-----casuraLA lruonn FLEXING BRAT:EBBS, (1M0CC6301.11 . 10 Z. MX* k CO.) WHOLESALE DRUGOUITS, DO. SO WOOD BTREST, Piz T&BURC111, Prmistare or Dr, 117Anien Celebrated Yermlfugc Lir DWat ERN HAFT, Jr., (surtersorto Jas. Ana. to,) Wholania anni natal' Drosadet and Deale In OW. DTainnen. kn. ammo Wank( and Sixtb stree r ts. EittibnCgb- ilairinamlar Agent foe Dr. lord'. ntadleina. *sal flOliN P. SCOTT, Wholesale. Dealer in Drugs, Paints, ts 0 Vaburgh.. .haus mad Etttra. No.= ty street s Pit AL order. tealte prompt stmetiou. sarasu.s for eshouors Poula &mow mar IS-/Y ti A. FA.HNESTOCK. •!b CO, Wholesale Md.Drff=aad manufactorws of Whits Load. Rod E corner Wood and front Must; Pitt. drgir 1.1 E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in AATterioree3l=r 3 ob *. htsi v =."estt loar. LRAM & Manic, WItolosale" & Retail t=a!tota. UMW of Liberty sad Et Cl. stmtle , BOROONMAXER k. CO., Wholees% ...Drwriou, No. 214 Wood amt. Pittabarch. CUPS FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox oa, wren Market street vat IMmanatEses. t oe Saga t ri trae . l,ll al et., tUre= .l7. o LI/ patitalag to Ws busineek . PPl:madam' erestritateru earefully max =led at all *DAY COMMISSION JEORYTH. sw. r.O.KWD ,5 .10144 AND COM co ILWON IVE.EWAULFTS. Wool, Hideo, • Flour,Bacoa,,Lara,'lc Lard Oil AND PRODUCE GENERALLY .. 10..71 Water Et., Pittsburgh. Pa. . imur. r a aaa•Lta• Pltuo g VWent. Welly:Ma Otlo. tgaTE3 tiz rubitTargtteon. Mama* Orelia n , ustans. Hoboes Clealull. ts= Ohl:r A D Bullock ACO... .11q0. B. KOONS-- W LW. ILEILSTIOM LAU CR qf .840buroll Hozopbrf7. Roffman a Ha ms, -- xotors Bras Pu bm, FLOUR FACTORS. •119 General Pruden Commlulon Merchants, ho Y 7 North Mar= couf 95 F. Weer blots Boa. PHILADELPILIA. . . Haze Weodwerd 00, PhDa. J D Lemur A 00, Oa. 0. eserelt, Martin d lb, A D Wallace 100, Wood d Olvex, " Tweed I BIh4" Alter, Pelee & oa. ypodlek t Feriae, asteb Cope& ON " ALOreeer °maw. ". • - Tr neat." co, J A Obennowerth A 00. Agway Hautedy Pitteb'e, WDeee.rth I CO. regli 1 , 547 , 1 : ;r ,.. co. Dell .tunth . Istel Pittabstrgh mid I'bU o d&oU m Atembe o o. leeo ool l , • 1.04.6md MoBANE & AN ER, Comeottoors to A. s AOSltesnal FLOUR, %GRAIN AND PRODUCE. COM.MiSIIIOI2. and Forwarding Merchants, No. 114 Second et., Pitishargh, Pa. Pm 1. 'Marlien SPRINGER HARR_ALIGII, CMMISSION MERCHANT, Dealer In Wool, Provisions & Prance generally NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, PITTBBITAGII, PA.' J. R. MIIRPRY A FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT, Pert!.her sthentiorbeiw e lo . the Wee of No. fit °Fro ß t Street, dowells thee ktonoeurebels How. JOHN J. ia. Gw. Apriss. • ATWELL, LER It CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Produce & CommissionMeraints, PITTSBURGH MANUSACTURBS, No. S Wood a., botwoodidnuer sod Franc st EIITSBOII3II. pg:Vp . j[49:t:4:444}ll Flour, Produce, Provision and COMMizeioll MERCHANT, So IC/ Leerty drat. =mere Rand, l'lttsbargh, iIIIVES his attention to tho Bale of Fl o m_ t LA Fort, Baeon. Lest, Mom. notwr. awn. 111.4 /.11410,_800414 ims.uemelinunente reapectfully aolldbpd. ataLY o:l:44‘ilrezfiritAell (15,f,9 of the firm of iiingA Bloortim.d,) COMMISSIONAOILANT, DEALER m Pla imutr, elm azooms. No. 76 Water street, below Alarket, spig VITMBIIIIOIL PENNA. • A. A. RARDY. Maskivn Agent of the Illadison and Indianapolis RAILROAD. No. SO Water at., Pittsburgh, Pa. J. W. BUTLER dc CO, MOl/1 1 WARDINO COMMISSION SSION NTS and Deslan la all Ends ef ['Magni] Mai. Articles. Lind Pbe 'and taws!. Load. No. 07 Mgt Street. rittsburgh. auSlyle64 4., :_ B. - CANFIELD, late °Marren, Ohio, 1,60, 0 is and SannVE. O4 Laritard p. '= ..lab...Wertern Prolaer. ;Wsta street, - between dmitbiliold sad Wood. Piasboigh. , reLLITTLE .4, CO., wnotaale Groot" — Pradce• sad Oormaleloa hisrolvinti,' and u. Abaufsetores. Mo. 112 Brand WAREHOUSE. _HENRY H. 7 r'p t i6ig •• • ..... • . • VONAS PALMA Importer and •'Dealer mtlntenrsin="munr•Prrig.="lk,l DRY GOODS. JuSEPIit,gOB.NE & CO., Wholesale And Retail Dealers in 11111111Mi08,, AILOROWitaIa IffilMar 41 _MOM. ,uvea, Ito. ..esZtr i totissin.hAefoisataseleass. . . & Bro.; ' - xr). 9thiszketet:, are closing out their en • tin dak *Wry Clads st art Imaanisalacount trout PIZ -4=4011=4=0111471= ~v,,wt . d = =.r.rvz stvr as are a ransik MgaftrAietanillrui, soak, =Vitt Vidttla.l Erma. Plaid Ltd' 8t47:1= g aik rl which will be sad at• crest saatfien • . 1417 4. .4.stasolirmiffonari...e. s...tlinzaris.m, Lucy.. A- n.awN & CO.. Wholesale analtetail at .. De . "a hoed F. 2 at.g• Otiodmi, 23 PM & BIIEWHILELD,: Wholesale -pun, PrtGoalts htathsata. =rut Pourtli ortgt - stmiti Pl mba!Ttr. . 'Removal r Removal!' Removal' azoßorsoN d yipm atm?. AVINO Removed oar Store' to 'No. 23 ; 111 thiatimit,;(tirdaloctitoii.A.Idaeci&Otrinin now wizat4tollibMimilattbe Won 43tocks calm. Reed - aillarpollgiaik and till Cloths in tllls wo w_ th in g rartisent own island Bo .t v t ' Th" l" l27.l".. norlal lir ra li galtlaux. rootnervolttigalloa .Drasitettnnit'and 112 WA tai, ittr=l;T: `Pa , ! ..ncr.ma alk liter ITisk.kMAIT egg , rVig 4 1 11 2Va i hilde . I I 'Mirk at whir& 'dill» ma atthaloiratiesilt , wis ' AGAR-21 bade prima -Ney QAuguit34;., _w~ I .._.. PITTSBURG ,BANKERS AND BROKERS EANKIN% HOUSES JOHN T. HOGG: BEDFORD OQ, TOISTMASANi, I CI VEVREVOO, 00111YELLBYILLE. LAYETTE CO .. Panaat EIMATEM% NEW BECORTO , E.OOaaBEAVER 00 ar"oe4.7l,"="Natei brin ij=r4r=b „, :.= l .l. l a : v ul ... altre „u Mil 11:1111114.......Wir1ib 1118 .1 1 1-......JULLIZFCII WIO3. -uin qv ItAIM-Bankers and Ex :change Broknes. • Bny and WI Gold and Raver and Holes. nagStlats loans on Vaal Petals or Stock Etas. c r i l ttWeit."ririd n'i rd ri l filar, :11 d eb - 4T P = ~.. made on all potato In tns Union. 3101ce cotnor of Ttdrd and Wood Arsons dlreetty °mate tas St. Owl.* Rota all tayidyrd HOMES ft SON, Dealer snhands in Fereign ~.! inS Domino 111111 of U. Certificates °Mt. -rank I=lpocla. Ns SS Market !dm; litta• =MIL /13 - Col toads on all the prindW elldra tbrouitunat the nand Stead. MANUFACTIOIUNIG. C5X1653„J.6 07101:2311.73.0.1/. 44117313.... M. 6. ROCORLID AN ERICA. N , P A ZIE6 J il c 612 E No. 78 Second at.,Pittaborgli, Pa. AttrAOTURERS of Paplor kinoho orn.mentiforonto•ches, Houses. SteambratkEbipa, and Plttagßt. Window sad Door Heade, Drseketa, Traub, Oa - vrattlatars aad Centro PINSA for Colala&a. Warattoa sad ouldlas& or miry datarlDtba. Asa and dadza. maxi sad. &awarded 'mon darabla La anr other article maw La Ws-Orden exacuted'on the &meet tent.. V. B.—Attentten 000teembtet Builders Is arclall7 dF "'t..ll° th"tli" - o. Na l! feeond et, bet. Wood & ZdAtitat Prearatalda. mass erresze...—..Yom euresseir UNION FOUNDRY, Itokell, Herron Co. W M ILL tontine the businem of tho Union Youndrr, at the old stand ofPXNNOCK, MITOLI• ELL a 00, No. Oa Libeatrat. The? Ell inanutretnsa as usnal • a tame and genera) sererearat of earrarra, coacaless Oooldnx Stowe Eanzee and Side 090118, GPF/CE aim KIT CH EN Broncs, MANTLE in KITCHEN GRA'I'ES, Hollow Ware, Wagon Beres, Dos Irons, Sad front, Tea 'kith; Plows and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery Castings generally, • And GAS and WATAR PIPES ot IRON lc NAILS . Off BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spades, - Pic_ks, ito., • All of vitien ir9l naiad at manmteaa snarly • Pe= Cotton Kills, Pittsburgh. ENNEDY, CHILDS & 00., latuinfao /wry of— Pena A No./ balm 44 OqpnOa/pa/Qui T z of all ookmefl •Inf, knigh 'rd anea cod roan • Bkpgte of all aim AO ai a creg a rat thtflaglzr . e•Stara of:Lomat ,' %Mr IZMIR 11.131.11014...- . ISMIIL. WIT Li A Kr 00., 61 Penn at., below Marburg, Pittsburgh, Pa. ( 1 .2 TEAM BOILER MAKERS and la num waarass. Stassfeaturera of Banattlit's M ast belles. LooomoUrs, Noel and Cylinder Sollars, Mts. lam Brelobm, etas= irdondaamrs, Halt Piss, Bum ans, Iron Valrls, sta. ta. Also, ilivs.• , .-ks• Work, Baldgs amsl .Vlsdast dam at lb* abortaatnotlso. ell orates from • distance prompt attendad to. I. • Hata and Caps. WILSON & SON keep oonstantiy on 4 , brad mry duarbdran rad randy of flat, rad sbolorrala sob fetal. nowt doebbow a rad //at or daP, drat rad drap, woubtrlo well to ao um ell Nara prordtadow drawbar, ' nollttl W. WOODWELL, Wholesale sad Retan ifsweichun cid Data In Okblint Wire. Bra.ll nevet. GROCERS. Van I. biILWOILYII Shriver & • Dilworth, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos, 130 & 132 Second Street, 413eiroess Wad and BmllEyd) PJITSBUSOIL - : 0: : : : Wholeskle Grocer and General Merchant, M 9 Liberty 89 , 4 Pa 159999- 0.99-17 B- httnripAol7.l. It. _ WHOLE m SALE ( GROCERS, 122 Second end 151 Front atrect, Jul& ITITSBERIGH, PI. DU 04SAISAIL Wallace it Gardiner, BOLEZIAL.E DEALERS ill Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally, NO.= LIWITY ST. 1.70 -i7 11,90ALEY. COSGRAVE & CO., VlllO/0- 414 oats Groom. 16.4 20 Wood =tot. Pittaburob. 17 41. CULBERTSON Wholesale urocar and Ctenalattaa fifrmebasD•star reedne• Amt. hisaufactosred Articles. ICA Lthat7 Amt. MU /19T0...—........1=11•10 IPLOTD. aIOHN FLOYD & CO., Wholesale Grocers ardCbmstipdanAtentmata,ll.l7liWoodsad strolirt, Pittsburgh. 1.18 OBEAT MOORE, Wholesale Grocer, LL Deeler In Produce, Fittsburgh Edenob o b ures . and s di ads of raes/nn No 4 Dorrastio Wines snA Liquors. N. 310 Liberty street- ins band • very lairestack of Impeder oid Mosiongsbets Whiskey. whinb will be sold lon tor sash. DAM ICCLEI=I3.-.WILLUX =MI OVYCIL ta:CA.NDLFZ.S, MEANS dr. CO., (auccce• don to Wick & .ktoOtodkoda _Wholoole Oroono , la boa, tidilsolloo&Oottownird. nod litdobtath Maaulfetw•w¢ mow of Wood and Water sto. • mire „oat.. --Jam D. tram— —...—wazza aDaa. INEGILLB & ROE, Wholesale Grocers and tbszalsalon Merchants. LlDarty steed FULD W UJJAM A. M'OLIIRO, G irtrocerh and si Ten bode. coma of Wood sad stmt.. has nus oit band • Ism assostasot of..WMos tinstoriss sal fins rosa—lltiolso India and Wits, W haunts and Satan Naas soionisd on the lowest toms. RO O BEAT DALZELL CO., Wholnealo PlZrz . rgt . T m 'lttEttittetures. lo. tr i l.r t. I'lttgrctrgt.. -1.10.6/11S BAGALRY, WOODWARD A, CO., Whole ma Onairi.lo.l2l Karin strwtablladitads BOOKSELLERS &C. JOHN T. SHRYOCE, - Book and Job Printer and Pubiliber. N 0.82 Finn meet, atm@ Sollthtlell. (Watt.* Blanding. 1100 K BINDER'S cad Box Maker's Straw 11.011 cards ignass on bond. *bp, Book; Papos sad farlri E.., C. COCHRANE, (successor, toS. Sad . itt.)lTholseale sad Retell Dealer in BCOIO.III Ma ket M Roue per LIMIC goe Adie on Po. odent . street. Mb door S. 0 . AlVe EliN.B. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta. Ware, lonotb,ll:trecrthaa. irwerer re Derron Agnew. Na e Market town. II A' • 1., 'OO =len' un . Z tationers, .1. : 1t0.74 Wood etreet.mciAtooe to the n .,, of Mot. IL WAD, Bookseller and Stationer, No • •78 Youth •tze•t.ltroll6Thailnn. MUSIC. &C. -John 11. Mellor, nO.BLWOODSTRKET .bassreen Diamond and Vadat' h etrat r ia L Ar i t a fA c r a ollll l LIN': ta l lieVanga I sadOß:oAti HARMON': 11Mit antdeler lo MEW* and Modus Hoods. Joan 11. Bieber & Bro., NO. STH FIFTH TH ST.; .Sign of tho Golden larp, Sole Aram me NUNS OLAIIIVB Ohm I . tnnivallsd Grood sod YIANCKI, and CO+ IL a NEEDILAIIII atqadeli iniwzMONB•324 ORGAN '11•1140NIU3IE. • Deatert in 111pdo sad audpl. Instzu7' • Charlotte Blume, yjLV m .,? t. l . ll: ,,,, a d OTllßCl e t m et i d e D . o:l . or in Pian o odal in . fr A il ir p . ogata s . PLAN Brt out Solon Atteetansat) 7W: ..'7l.lPittlat, MUOVAL. - • Va.l,llVo. Plow *GAL •Is S. .14 Ik. SrBER • RAvE „gt story of that lorso,l onomodiovol Ws:am" comer of alotaud Oultr o ot. whore fur tom opined as onorlfeeat .their hoprovodoodbighly worn *4 PLOWS, ma Irma lo to-tho Wootton of Yemen . Cin 'd trratfreital li Irtn i n.vw b-olz C.lont. a .M..a# 4 . ron7idosariftlOo of Plow ra aakorf7 M" ! *°WMl'. ! WU ,. th. M. DX LANGE; =AMR IN HIDES, LEATHER & OILS, • • 233 Limuzretr, aglow. tie Arad ar med. • • A fall asearthent of UO3l/3 Leather Bolting and Oils, saglyrall4.27 an4 9? llCal % alwAli on hard. • • Ninth Ward Property for Bale. T 'nu, NELL on reasonable terms and peymenb, 'tee LOTS. corner drain mid enroll len, ad ormarlted. Donne' Mate. . ins) tucedsenuili same- Alio, three WI% anciertifteat)! end Baldwin ..211 =mat. Thiry are i• Ned Zs either elu eta ting hammier tor coal=r . coal brous.ht the ll so.. """"l"°" csysit a r ib' sner of Sneer not mem ga. Meets rt. rplvadl4 hayroyement. Foundry. an. Q ui... sock Bert - Tbey ilte luattal e manseestory or c art reniutirania Gn i f,5 Lb: . triremes ot ooathsn. nay• ,mlllsh J AW B. P IigIIIGAN. 118 Mere To MU Owner:, F RENC H' BURR' an d• Lanni Hill Mill Batiu Olathe. mi and aboomg:gdaitlsonn =WI. (AZ.. Wavy:7min) ohm* en hand Loo and wade to orger,at leberty at e jlwelennhan Intatehod . W. WA MACE. belktuatugg , .... and Mx irony 7 - ..... Subscriber, having purchased . th e az finals fight of .1. .I:3obsetona Patent Boland 3. - e rdtra r rjethike t ritalhti Stoootftt a ns Atom, ta trot mn • - wm T n - rith - ='" ohne, be , keeps- angetAttf on La n 4 at his atreneen. on Federal oh, or>oatto Anthor -ihttoa. 6 11 i tira &a= eirochnent, of the common 9.m. to entlob be would talky the .1112.1thek et &elm an d . ti rw r=s anettle. CI 11#014Izst. aiwtrasgfir• . . .2.k.147. 4 eii a •1'.4.1-: h &;;,;.:"., .•::: ,' • , - • r:.:.; ...,:-... : :•• • 0 :4: ' : : horn MILLIS 11118013:19 1 0WZEr &scums. MM. Nn Pork. gpm the 1,000,000. U. S. PATENT.IIIABBI E:COsIPANY, 90 Thompson street, N.Y. , M ANUFAOTMERSOFBIABBLE MAN f Tlatll. TABLE TOP& 00L1/30 PEOrStsuit. anal% MMUS. sod slijtall•n blts , ml. steels, which Is* pngssudlon oftlarble t. destniesllT combined with =Mend colors. so as to moulded Into any farm and color, hy which • marble bs toot:tato tarred at Louth= half the east Of the ..tm i d, while It excels It In dorabla7 sad . _Uzillke Ist. hleitad Iron and Slate. them , bile d .C.C. the =drag Into the mass of OS unttpttoa .no missy it used to Mrs atom Dam/ m sofas. Hon. Um from $ll to $lO. Table WA C ..!011 droop /Mats foo . ea Norachotars and Slalt shove Mr the dins:mat Motes übleh trill Lome bum returns to Mass Interestl4 lltemsolves,_ Intormatton furnished on phaeton to PET'S ftWiSIB, Prom. or " MUNI LAM. Ben NEW YIIIK. oclithlissptS French Window. • EDWARD P. - DID .IE, • 144 Chavairi et, N. ~ Two &nit west of Thule= Diva::.Depot, grIFFFIRS to Dealers and Oust ... era his cel l" obonted brands of French Window (3Thai hlo toms. Pieties wialnenitownitton 1= 1 :1 aidonfacetpt of 'their ad hell< Wass tut en any rattan. anarszkvl Roo of auks.; opltlydr Umbrellas aril Parasols. JOHN WHOLE AI.E MANUFACTURER, , 234 & 235 BrirErrway,.NewYork. The most extensive In the world. TliEtete fall in the price ormateriale, con quant tesca tem ettimirOser of the money market, bee enabled me to mattettotore Wooly for the fmteee trade end to efleir to etietohehte.seti .1.17 lot Dolma. the lamed me most complete mmettopt or - UMBRELLAS AND ftaaasigys to be tonne In Dime of Azottlee.' 111tedsaitts Mettles Neer - Yolk to hur lesser meele, an.sespeGPollr. Melted to oil' end examthe the stook Wore pm.ofsVg. Ik all f gr tb Mei! un az 1: bet, t 'NEW YORK =LIMY. RS. SIMMONS' WHOLESALE AND ARUM AtiLLIRRRY 01)0DB LIMBO. Mt BROADWAY, NAVY YORK.—Ets. Is now In Burnyor the eiptete run. of gagstb, noteltien for the ng Tradeorr us trill Frit* and be litt=gw.44 o °D3.4,t1.- Man.. pen= I g toZ .r t rill s i t t :gar . t . n= r troz , ?and, and sent try ezyteet to any Wm/. f,4md W . Paints,' Varnuhee, h. RAYNOLDS, DEVON h CO., 106 it NE 108 Foam SOW, WrilelVW YORK, 11.61RY.8.5 Palnts,,lln=es m i c y t hlti fed n Wats, MT BUS D. aad to OLORS, 11,110DS: ono, vi.GULT.E3, se- Constantly en land s Inns und yes- on smortosont at oil =eh geode matted Is AP:MU uld YAINTY.:I3 and by tee eerie soneninf; Mannteetaced Sends stay a Fla? QUALM!. inzos b fu t t:=7 , aj z : , tr z. cdueere mat a and able teams an • Orders by mail =molly attended to. ja.W.Sonv FIRST MEW= PIANO FONTES. STEINWAY & SONS, GaNEVALTUREIIS Si and SS Walker Shedd. nuienwar, testy TOM • ESPEOTFULLY call the AA ninths of tr nablleto a tbatr Nand{ of 00 t ., "' , r 1 tens& beauty of failsinln Ebert every tams thU reitdarsa Piane_partest. ate Tbs./ vire &wanted ths rind rrendunt for Loth kinds, In nomiptaltion with tbe most thethistdebed makers from Dalton. khiladelphis. New Wet wad Baltimore. NEW THWilYlD—Stannnor Leon - ban jest been ...toad the MST Pretnison GOLD kWh" lower ail ecanpetleorG at the late Salo of the Intstioan luttltuta. (instal Palace, for the RUT Pianolbstak 4.7. oolintf• Safety Pose. .. ER MINING PURPOSES, and tor IGNI TING CHAIMIIB. in WET mid DRY blastfpx UR different kinds. The DUTTON end Hole FULA AlsJ lb. 512t0 LE end DODELE TAPE WATER IMAM. Wunifeetnred sad sokl OIiNN PUTMAN, dug s 14° M i t N ro v roVl4iiv allt7=o"d 'talus ilium: • MY WORK& Salt AA, Ae. .sinadly• —---- SCHIEFFELLN"BROS. & CO.. IMPOUTIEUI =ALM 111 Drugs, Paints, Olh, Dyes,,Parfanury, kt., 170 WILLIAM ST., Nei' York, INVITE the - attention of the trade to their Large sod varied stock of Drum, Pats, OW, Perhuos. "! &a Mditicutotbstruiredertrogortstkung oflitarie Dram. thry ere also rmadvittg, direst rum Lb* sourest of produo. Me sad uumfacturs, supplim of ToOth, Heir sad Nall DrusheDrourre, Oulu, Mortal% blllittgeh Punch soil ingllsh Parma.", Lobbies, latrartsomul 19.11.13, other sr. he usaeliy *miasma la Druggists Welch whith they are elm ambled to oiler ch the most ehresdsmous terms Orders, otter to person or by toidlorill receive pm-• Linn TO BOUSEKEEPERSMDEALEILS. TEE HOPE . • 12 na.m. erasand 11 BUXILIe Mar Ni w Tau, »wow eta.. 10.1?/5.07 stofet. Na rark, c, ira'..ttfettg."oetbi:Torr,VaTl :di - A tiara _ ti IOPPEZ AND serc.xf ma -tryn. r, Ryden tri 44 I ai ... 2 other CAW. .rya as.— Th go meters htewleul....ftwee s . .autd msaother arti cle, of dallr we In gran Wail ,It nmther Orr two the mart reason/ale term. l 7 sent to dealers who rel i ne: . them.B. &J. O. 1 / 8 111.1kt. adtteed to broalr• err Hope Mils Ar• tick. re:Wirer ...._. The Adams dress Company.' Pittthwllh, Rochathr and Neu lervaoa Express. the especial Leeeththedlltiollt of the main= siongthellue ore* °thread p.a. ay anis naiad, between Plttsbargh and lterrßrightoa. whom Intimate lanineas and soda Wallow main .ash Agency, The Adams Zama Orionatay have made such anungthient with the Fathead as to enable than to out • trusty litheenga on the Aeorminedation U..4=Who will tete charge of all yroperti• er and husitithe properly carnet. al to him. The Mexicana will has an iron Eats in the t' Car, Mr the devout end be ter security agleam .I( L ZWand other valuables. it. will tears hey Might= by the Montag Trent remain In Pittsburgh and Ali glue ny City daring the day to attend to snob unardrials as. say he entrusued to him, and return by the Naming Trot, with his Gads sad Commissions executed. It will be his duty to receive on his ap trip al lanerbelprietheise. atlas, money. de, which will be delivered to the Draw rear soon era the arrival of the than at the Allarben7 city Depot. /le wll alao :soave written cc messy es to h dellvaml in the oltp—ormmtmleata In co— obtain theirriastkov.ad !Kum eta seder goods, aid return tam—mate purebarre e lags or small, ULM • pee Dared o Zs sir the 16 . d i p u t t b dtr distance. without says eharget but to Insure sorb dela. la rauonablo = direction on yackages,esardally (=Private hetha At Way atationa nil natter will toll:ft with the Malta Agent of the Ithiload Onthany, when the moor party is no; a the Station ou the navel of the Train. to iambs ran LlC'd' derVgrth f" . Ar n71212 PwiL an i s a i trtd I ntended and far ""1"1 enable limit. Whoa Lear• of the Irala wi la such auto admit of It Nadal sigreamelle mac A s the Meserana Is neared t *path a hi. bill. and but- lam doily with the Company. sod to pa Inlttl, the pat rons of theline all pleas at suit him to wait trinfiqr_blaply r a• he hes rio dtheystia the matter. U.R..Y WIN bas updated hineender, and will comma* his dutlee ortathaay Deo. :a, miss,: Pittithscrgh—et Voarta Street AuartkesTatr—TaKrlPh .Ipsles.77i—C•vt. /1.67. =4; • V - B V "'— . Whit 31-4114bil' • •• - • AbirQ-41, 0111 MUS. NOD Orighton—MU. Limps "Cl Al 31 tzram OA, Pittsborsb. MO./ To thosowno wish Farms ll s t 2Ghave fertile laud at IL cheap , p ri de and - a l t C 0 1 ftv4. 1,4 2 i r l i § " sti Vertz t i . lfi ld"7 portimo ara Wrath:ply' lair En eastallneents oci! per week, cp Sipa - it la *sated in Elk Ca and hits one of tb a` St =Skate :fol. Its prod= In Um State. Th. sell las Hats Lions and is not to be for tanning, as sounattation dila show. It ,IaXVI land, underlaid by .2 sleh Tains. width oil llooonat of Its Ma. ty to the take alattadjwill amity Damns of In. The Sunburn Erie B.A. parim eirectly thrizU . which Mum, under emshmuMn.lrean &le to .thort dligane• ornlantram, 'Thirnilentisit valur also puma . IFinentgli it. anineettoit it with naw Yarn and Pittsburgh. The Mabee im mof Ma mart ratuabla Mita , mad •tmemeotlenably good and warranted deed@ are ohms: ti presents& good and substantial onormini tr toe mmenee farad= providing. lin onolrthildnin On =ghat an larestmaut toAncrossa us Wm. • In a short ti.ms mild Mud will barrel. tta orias. Mu, therrake:dam radial had from IPA pamphlet* which am ad La i n CL&ML. door . Ibrir'ag i gt : delpinnlutbanatlon to cautainad in thnormidat.' . Valuable rropasursor Bally . • Ehil u libetty atreet; adielnig the Methodist sirwYardotesi Canal Oslo. This la saw Ulm onir plea orproperty in this uthaithwhcoatiot shall X . Vags% r e :aft."2l=l 4 o ( 47= Ira idat.boditt time Ysiti het, to LibonhttOo foot This property Woad doelrabla so • Mitzi The Imildloh .aowasit,it wood r b r ithl Om= Iwld a. t , with as o. le b =tre I.loloia b lina g tga Vat ail. apt` Zia sad other, d ine the ••• • good do wall,taassailne the howoloo• artl•tt =WARD IflßEtt. lowaLands. 111 -.N.: BRAZIER, formerly a resident of oPittebscroMnoer of lows)0411 i.O hers in a Pew ore fir the Mundt Blare and Sioux City Land Dietricts. thpitallste gaol otiose. hosing immor to Wyt* Or and MILS te Meats, den hors' TAW th.elisos altAio l l7 • leieroDir7 Attoodo4 to. ter ogling as Moist thy storeroom Tames 26. Voir, N. 18 MAO street. from q A. ii. to Jah! Mtandsr. adiant. MulA Holmes Bon, Hankarg etic A. Comon. eltanice Ban Allsittem Jobs Enda& acconaturt. Jan • T. L. BANDLETT, ' •-•-___ _. Mil" AND STEAMBOAT FLETURBEI, 80.157 South Street, New York. gown CAPSTANS, Common Iron and Wood Gorton; Hood% Itoblown's and' Omen ineWilor Atiwootss. Mnallow.. Ull M a = Itwdda tior i q d and Snow, 111Wollio 1111 sod Hookw Wm oolson. How Plow, stld Wrolaboto amploor, Bewo wad Iron Clumono. illOok kluototo. ma Wo Francis lietaltlo LH% TowlotargrtntAlazi ao LllWPrefontow_goite L b Moamar and rag Ela Hamm; Cork owl ails Rub Ws Preenowo. wwwWwndlog to lII+ WU tosatbmi Lows, at wow low Prlooo, together with aisto misty otWe lar kr lo Wow. piwr• Was. Also ad the latit. , tdDtotamet ti In Nautleso VIZ. whitlaold Notice to Bridg e Builders.! -- SEALED PROP°. A will bo received et dam. in Chicago, naie the let &got &tar ant. for the beildlog of aa MON PIVOT 118LD011 amen the China° et gd, street, eaxtrdiati to the oisa sew specilketlons ea ale la ory a.fflor. The 'relict° be arao t 120130116 latistallstrir e"ter the letthor. en to he traria* ud T g nth* r20.11..4.? the will CI the reset right to millet ear hid will mania the ear. rig =du eLf the gown= Pointe Chime • Ter,lll6o-:airtgrord Qt. n. w CatartaareplP, RAVE thla day amomaied with me aa i ztemln lb* Pain % t oe : art.: 4 Guso f ner. be contlngl:Ptr, l oln etnad.lll,6 T.14,21=1: lei the Tar of 211011.P8 , 013 t nO CO, . e •thsaktto mr old =doom lon T O% Tart Ilbend r ainont !re tore s tof ore recenved tram Mani. and woulti cenanntni• •an ban um I '"" tt rali l n ta a o g f ral awc{ anlenlmam .T. '"th l " ll7= 762" lt U ll togcunaras4 mt I%t s 1 nola ry O . 3014 umiak , . PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1856 Advance Payment.—llereafter no mob"- *alai= will be taken for the Dan/ or W.eki , awtte. unties paftnent to made to advance. Whenever the time le up to which the sutocrlption te psid, the p.m Will b. IttrerhadY stopped. college the eutecrlption le n newel by advanerrerment. All Lex:Leland advertising. of every decarlption, 0111 be required to to paid In ad ranee. The only tacentlone will be where epode! month !tor yearly contracts are made. goolnlker 119.Pluaburan Week's tiazettee—The estanam circulation afoul. Wukly Catena offers to cm- buninen man a most desirable medhun of enaktny thelk trnalnas known • currclrenlatlnn Is berseen four and dee thousand, reactlma alum* evar7 Inerchant, manufacturer and On teem In If Nilsen Pennsylvanla. and Haetara Ohio. Conurondence of the Hisseerl Democrat. More War in Kansas. Lawassini, Kansas, April 21. Dung Snt : A gentleman has just arrived in town from Lecompton, and by him we learn that Governor Shannon had sent to Col. So=ner an order to Bend troops to Lecompton immediately. The order was sent yesterday and the troops were expeoted there this evening. The militia of the Territory has been ordered out to assist in enforcing the laws in Lawrence, and to ar rest Wood & Co., or destroy the city. Shannon, Jones, Stringfellow & Co., were boasting of ter rible things t h at would be done if the "Law rence settlers and nitizene would not =built to the Atchison code of laws." Another "Kansas War" is about to commence, and if Shannon gets drunk again and signs throats, it may be bloodless. It seems that the Administration on party at Washington are trying to have Con gress adjourn before the report of the Kansas Commissioners can be made to that body and the country. And-the same party are at work in Humes trying to get up a war in order to prevent the Commissioners proceeding in their Investigation. This Kansas Mildness, say they, must not be brought to light until Pierce is re nominated and elected our next President. If exposed sooner it will be used in the next Pre sidential campaign, and doubtless ensure the election of the opposition candidate to that office. A President with nerve and courage, and the welfare of the Kansas settlers at heart, will not do, So say the nullifiers, and every ef fort will be made in Washington and here to prevent the Commissioners from making their report to the present Congress. However, we shall eee how this thing is managed by, inter ested parties. 'l,:;“‘ltztix." LAlnutler, Kansas, April 20, 1806. 7b the Editor of the Missouri Democrat: Yesterday there was considerable excitement on haseachusetts street In this city, canoed by the appearance of Sheriff Jones, who used every effort In his power to impress upon the minds of the people the Important fact that he (Jones) was Sheriff of Douglas county. The people of Lawrence professed not to know of any such county and of snob an officer as he pretended to be, consequently but little respect was mani fested for him. At Mr. Christian's office there had been en election on the location of a bridge, and while the votes were being counted several persons were standing about, welting patiently to hear the result of the balloting. Among them was 8. N. Wood, Seq., who had recently arrived in the State from Obio, with a large party of his friends. While Wood was a anent cheerier of what was going on, Jones stepped up, pat his 'band upon his shoulder, and said, "You are' my prisoner." Wood replied, .1 gorse not." Jones then produced Imola warrant Issued by Ilugh Cameron, last December, for the arrest of Wood for being engaged in the rescue of Mr. Braneon, on the night of the 26th of November last, and informed Wood of its purport, and said, ••you mast go along with me." This, Wood objected to, saying that ho wanted to see his wife and consult with his friends.— Jones objected to his going alone, elating that he could go and Bee hie wife and ho should accompany him. Wood did not like such corn pony, and informed him of it, and asked to go alone, stating that In fifteen minutes he would return and place himself In the canto relation to Jones he then was. Jones refused needs he would promise to re turn within a specified time and deliver himself up to his custody. Wood had objections to doing any such thing, consequently refused, and made amore towards the door. Jones then took hold of him in a violent manner, stating to those standing round that ho wos sheriff of Douglass county—was acting under the Territorial laws, and in the name of the Commonwealth, and de manded-assistance. One person then crowded between Jones sad Wood, and very good natur only pressed them apart. Wood walked towards his house a few rods distant. Jones ran out of the door and started afterhico. Coming up with Wood he clinched, and endeavored to drag him book to the office, calling upon those mending near, to help hint, and allying that he was eheritf of Donut= °minty, cod was acting in that caps city. One man then stepped up and tool hold of Wood, sad commenced talking to Ids prisoner in a very quiet manner, telling him to obey the laws, to submit to an arrest, and he should not be hurt. Jones then commenced pulling Wood towards the office, and his assistant stood on the other side of Wood; pushing him along. Some one seized Jones' assistant by the collar, and pulled him away. Jones, then holding Wood with one hand, with the other made a movement towards taking a revolver out of his belt. Wood, anticipating the object, seised hold of the pis. tol, and took possession of it. Same person then /dapped in between Jones and Wood to prevent a fight, sad separated the parties. Jones then walking Into the office, declared that if he had not lost his pistol, ho would have ebot the d—n, &o. Wood walked home, and Jones turned to those standing about, and asked If they did not "consider that resistance to the law?" if that was not "reediting the officer?" Thane questions were answered by a Buckeye, who stated that he did not know that he had seen any officers, and he was certain that he bad aeon no one resisting them. Jones then com menced swearing vengeance against all free State Gaon, and with an oath declared that "Wood ',should be arrested if he had to kill all of .hie friends." The last seen of Jones and his assail ant, they were riding toward Letiompton with their hones at the top of their speed. The free State men of Kansas say they will not submit - to any promise issuing from any court created by the bogus Legielature. Yesterday Jones was very anions to have It underatoed that he wee acting as sheriff under the laws of the Legislature. It is generally supposed by people here; that these arrest! were only under taken at this time, that the Congress Committee who are hero now, might see how the laws were trampled under foot with impunity by the peo ple, cad report the tame to Congress, to infi n ame the country in the Presidential eleation.— The people of Lawrence say they are perfectly willing that this committee shonlireport to Con gress that the people will resist on their own re sponsibility, every attempt made to enforce the laws enacted for Kansas by a Missouri Invasion. Thin forenoon while the citizens were in church, Jones with ala or eight assistants came Into town to arced Wood and those aroused of rescuing him yesterday.. Wood happened to bo in a distant part of the clkyand Jones did not.ace him. Jones then made en attempt to arrest Mr. Morris,'which the 16tter . gentloman objected to, and prevented Vesting off hls coat, doubling up his fists, and other demonstrations of A deter mination to fight it out on his with reeponsibility. Jones Milled nxion those standing around far help 'erhlch - manY seemed ithiposed to give, but wanted tbe Sheriff to lead on ; which be declined doing. He then turned towards Tappan; who Is now tin der arrest for being engaged In the Branson res cue, seized him by the collar and said, "I have a commons for you, and you are my prisoner, for resaueing Wood yesterday." Tappan object ed, and Jones "abstained," and after putting down the names of several of those 'who happen ed to be standing near, and threatening to come again and arrest them all, he, with his friends, drove off to Lecompton. How this matter will terminate is very doubt ftiL Some think it will be given up, while oth era are of the opinion that Jones will return on the : morrow with a large posse and make another attempt to arrest Perhaps another Beige of Lawrence will be the result of the failure of Jones yesterday. If a war is what the adininls tration detdree,ll can beacoommodated by re sorting to United. States troops to enforce Mis souri enactments, and by manifesting an aggres sive and oppressive spirit. The people of the Territory do not like to fight, but there is !.point where forbearance ceases to be a virtue; And, if driven to that position., a bloody time will be the result. Yours, T. Lawns:ton, April '22. I re-open my letbsr to add the following: HI gentlemen who has just arrived from Westpart, wo learn that Jones, en his return to Locompten. made 'vender:mut M Governor Shannon, who Immediately wrote a dispatch, and a messenger wan sent to Kansas City to telturriiph to the Pre& Idfot that tho people of Lawrence were in open . rebellion,'Setting the caws of the law at dell. ante, and asking for an order 'to call oat tb troops to put it down, ete , that Wood, Tappan. Monroe ana en. 01,4,1 be arrested if there is force mouth in the Union to do it; and Gm laws shall be enforced- 'Kea angers were seam from Lecompton to Missouri, snd to different parts of the Territory -- to.rally their forties to come down upon Lawrence: Goy people ire makthg . prepaththins for ;MA an OntergeneYelliffitritKPlS UP*, t,be PlinVe . . that it Is bettor to be fooled a dozen times than bo caught napping once. The women enter open the discharge of that important duty mak ing cartridges, &0., soon, and our men will be ready to act on the defensive. Tours, T. P. S.-. The Commissioners are at Looompton to-day, copying the records and collecting testi mony. They will remain for a week or two, making it their head quartets. Witnesses will be sent for to coma here to give in evidence. • Hew AN i4DLL3 BATTLE to Fouairr--The editor of the Omabs Nebrorhicot is laboring to . convince emigrants that thorn isnot the least den serto be apprehended from the depridatione of the Indians in that territory. Since Its settlement bat one white person has been killed by them, and that was by mistake. lie vsa dark colored; and the Sion' thought be was bait breed Paw nee. There le now not the alighteit danger from this source. The writer &et a . graphic decerip lion of an Indian battle whiCh will be new to most of our readers. We copy it for their in struction: Two war parties (generaly two or three hun dred men, woman and children, doge anti horees.) some eight and halt at a distance of from one half to a mile of each other. The women, chil dren, dogs and horses are immediately =relied by the men surrounding them, to prevent a gen eral stampede. When this arrangement Is cam plated,abe dusky warriors pitch in alternatively, 115 follows: The young aspirant far glory, horse shoe designs upon his buffalo skin or blanket and red vermillion on his eye-brows, mounts a war steed (generally a lazy, scrubby potty,) and with eprr and whip describes as swiftly as possible, a semicircle in tho direction of the enemy's ear relic, keeping however out of the reach of snow, or bullets from the bows or worthless flint locks of the main body of the Indians, but ready to meet a straggler like himself from the other camp.f If the two curved lines describe by the warriors (rim either camp do come within a hundred yards of each other, the wa.-rlore, at fall gallop, discharge their respective weapons, be they bows or rusty fire arms. After thews other champions return Betel) , to the eatoP, two others, (ono from each party) with a whoop and yell, more alarming than their weapons, start out upon a similar venture. in this way the battle Is carried on for hours without a single fetal shot from either party. After giving to each other sufficiently evidence of prowess tbo parties retire and no damage is done unless some luckless or hardy hunter is caught ought alone, when he is &winked by the whole unfriend ly tribe. This to en Indian battle, very poetic, indeed, but not so very dangerous after all. Toe Puu.oseetrr or Sitezziso.--Some writer in the "Journal of Medical Reform," who has evldentaly studied the subject thoroughly, talks thus learnedly upon the philoehphy or sneezing : A eneeza always indicates that there is some thing wrong. It does not occur in health, to -1 less some foreign agent irritates the membranes of the nasal passages, upon which the nervous filaments are distributed. In CIIBO of cold, or what is termed influenza, these are unduly excit able, and hence the repeated eneezings which then occur. The nose receives three sets of nerves—the nerves of smell, those or feeling, and those of motion. The former communicate to the brain the °dome properties of substances with which they come into contact, in a Crazed or concentrated state; the second communicate the impressions of touch, the third more the muscles of the nose, but the power of these mus cles Is very limited. When a sneeze occurs, all these faculties aro exalted in a high degree. A grain of snuff excites the olfactory nerves, which dispatch to the brain the intelligence that "snuff hat attacked the nostril:" The brain instantly sends a mandate through the motor nerves to the muscles, saying "cast it out!" sad the result is unmistakeable. So offensive Is the enemy be sieging the nostril held to be, that the nose is net left to its own defence. It were too feeble to accomplish this. An allied army of muscles join in the rescue, nearly one half of the body arouses against the intruder, from the muscles of the tips to the abdomen, all unite .n the ef fort for the expulsion of the grain of snaff. Let us consider what occurs in this instantaneous op- Bretton. The lungs become fully inflated, the abdominal organs are pressed downward, and the veil of the palate drops down to form a bar rier to the escape of air through the mouth, and now all the muscles which have been relaxed for the purpose, contraot simultaneously, and force the compressed air from the lungs ins torrent out through the nasal passages, with the betteto lent determination to sweep away the particle of snuff which has been causing Irritation therein. Such, then, is the complicated action of asneese; and if the fleet effort does not succeed, then fol lows a eeoond, a third, and a fourth; and not un til victory is achieved, do the army of defend. dere dissolve their compact, and settle down into the enjoyment of peace and quietude. "Tue PI7IOIIIISATI PLAITOEIL".—The Rich mond Enquirer annonnoes an issue.which it Bays must enter into the next Presidential canvass, and a principle which moat be incorporated in the Cincinnati platform, which, for the informe d.= of our Democratic. regulars North and South, wo quote in the Enquirer's words, as follows: "We must, in the Cincinnati platform, repu diate squatter sovereignty and expressly assert State equality. We must deolamthat it is the duty of the General Government to see that no invidious or injurious distinctions are made be tween the people or the property of different sections in the Territories.. We do not mean to dictate. It may be that the assertion in the platform of tho abstract proposition of State equality may suffice to carry along piths it tho consequences which we desire. But tt is often charged that the Kansas-Nebraska bill contains the doctrine of equatter sovereignty, and that squatter severeignty is the moat efficient agent of Freesoilism. Some [sill Northern Democrats have maintained this ground. Now, this gun must be spiked. It must appear from oar plat form that we maintain practical State equality, and repudiate that construction of the Kansas- Nebraska sett:flitch would defeat it. TheSoutli only demands equality of right. The more clearly It appears that the Northern Democracy io ready to concede it to her, the more certain is our can didate of atmeas." Smetana CLerron's Ntt , &Lases Bat.—lt is said that Senator Clayton has prepared a new llamas bill, designed to saw around the trouble some knot in the admission of that Territory as a State. Douglas' bill, it io thought, cannot pass into a law, and to things cannot long re- main as they are without an outbreak, Mr. Clay ton has prepared a bill, the following outline of which has been furnished by the Washington correspondence of the Now York dfirror: "Immediately after its passage a new census is to be taken of the people of Kenna, by Commis- Matters appointed by the Secretary of State of the United States from among the actual resi dents of the 'Territory. These Commiselonere to apportion the representation for the Territorial Legislature according to the population found resident in each of the existing districts, by a ratio prescribed In the bill. They are ales to appoint judges to superintend and make due re turns of an election to be held within a limited time after publication of the apportionment, at which members of a Territorial Legislature aro to be chosen. - This Legislature to be commenced in the month following that of the election. All Mikes in the Territory which have been irregu larly filled are to be vacated, and all laws pro hibiting free dismission, or imposing unusual UM or oaths In respect to 818111117 or the fugitive slave law, to be declared null end veld. The bill pre scribes the qatilifteations of voters, and provides severe penelties for fraudulent voter, and for outside interference or attempts at in timidation. Its purpose, In brief, seems to be undo what has been done wrong in this matter, BO far as that Is possible, and to leave the people of Kansas to tats a fresh start in tbo right path." Tin GA.3lle FOB rant NottuLtlloll-4 Wash ington dispatch to the New York Maid says: There la *heady existing the very next thing to a regular understanding between the Piero and Douglas men, that the Ant thing require le to kill of Buchanan; and as this work is to be done, not among the masses of the people, bat among the delegates to Cincinnati, it is among o th win oaa te gen nni tm g en b th ip aLt i pe c o n weli , k he o r f es m ni ln t r i f t C or n d elnnati will most probably be the same as at the Conovntlons of 1844 and 1852. Pirat, the most eeeeptcsootie candidate will be thrown overboard by a combination against hint; and that baing done, the remaining prominent candidates will destroy each other, and be driven to the GM tamed , e of some unexpected and glorious dig „ins', that the happy man is another Col. Polk, Gen. Pierce, or Captain John Smith. DetesT or nee Know NOT/LINGS rx Bonow.— The election in Boston, lkinss.;• on Monday, for Register of 'Deeds aid Alden:tem, resulted in the complete defeat of the Know Nothing ticket,— Mr. &Hine, the Citizen's candidate, was re-elect ed Register by over 2000 majority, and Mr. Wightmen, candidate for Alderman upon the came ticket, had;nearly the same - majority.. Tua,New Orleans bolts of the 17th lust..oon tains an article over the signature of a "Slis alasippi,Dauxtrat„,".whieh reviews Mr. 'Boohoo an'a *sure°. on the slavery queation in 1837, and argues to show that be believed in the Cnitti totionsl right of Congress to prohibit Ida TOM In the Trattoria. It will_be pnblished in .th; Mar to - morrow&Rental*. lintfirtil betrirtieleto4 kittrialitt• • - - PLGDMONT can Aurrwm.--The following Is on extract from the Paris correspondence of Le Nord, the Rassian *Erna: of brussels: - • " Dining a few days ago with a high person ' ago of the court, Coast Cavour did not canoed his complaints against the Conference, for re fusing to interfere in the affairs of Italy against Austria, which had In its . favor the majority of the plenipotentiaries. Ho ended with esylng there will be revolotioas In Italy before theyear is out. The minister of 'Victor Emanuel, adds Lit 247 4 uttered-hie - prophecy with some show of reason; the moment a Piedmontese armyfrom the Crimea is about to enter the Gulf of Spec sia, Austria brings her troop', to the frontier of Piedmont. It is easy . to foreee the possibility of a conflict. England : will fantails Piedment.— Fiance also would cordially interfere with the object of reconciling the revolution with the in terestirof - the Pope. Anstrie,:who left Russia to combat singly with - the. allied powers, could not, in &ammo - of-a conflict in Italy, rely upon Ittusalit." Tmt following incident we copy from Howe's Historidal Collection of Ohio, winch took place near this town in 1804, and may bo remembered by some of the oldost inhahitante. The expres :lion very common In this region, "ahootiag one with a pack saddle," is said to have originated 'in early Jaye In this way: A person who had come on horseback from a distance, to the salt works to pun:bane salt, had his pack saddle sto len by the boilers, who ware a rough, coarse set, thrown into the salt works and destroyed. He made little or no complaint, but determined to have revenge for the trick played upon On themeat errand of this nature, he partly fil led his pack noddle with gunpowder. and Pee the boilers another opportunity to steal and burn it, which they embraced—when lo! much to ,thelr consternation, a terrific explosion ensued, .and they narrowly escaped serious injury.—XeCon at/wills Eng. RSPITEILICAN VICTORY AT QinltCnr. / 1-1,0018 • Tfto St Louis Republican brings no the returns of the charter election in the city of Quincy, linCis. The Itepublieens ‘ have achieved a sig nal triumph, electing their entire ticket by the largest vote ever given in this city. John Wood was elected Mayor over J. W. Singleton, the Nebraska candidate, by 54 majority. The vote stood, Wood 700; Singleton, 726. This city is the residence of the notorious Mr. Richardson, who was so long voted for by.the Slave Democ racy as their candidate for Speaker of the Home of Representatives . at Washington. The revolt is among the cheering egos of the times. The Greatest Medical Discovery OF THE AGE. R. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discos. Av i t ►d In on, clout. common maws weed. ► remedy cure" arm, 11.4 eliumerrjrow. the meta acro.fu!a ta a lie hae tried two n over sloven hundred nue, and neves fallen ex cast In eactea(bcth thunder humor.) Ile hoe sow In tits . poseseslon over two hundred certificates of It. value. all Vitiate, twenty mite. of Breton, Two bottles are warranted to cure a nunnnneore month. toe to three bottles Tail ruse the worst kind of Dimples of the fore. Two to three bottle. enamour the system of Wile. the mon th en wled, er etoranoh. go warranted to cure the worst canter In Three to Elro d battle. as warranted •to earn the worst dee creeping.. Ore to two bottles ere warranted to core el homer 01 the eye,. Two bottles are erertanted to care runstleg of the ear sad blotches arson: the heir. flow ta six bottles ere arcerantad to Maio corrupt end otteiS " Lo .111 tare scaly eruption of the Ala. Two to three bottles are warmatesi to at.re the tarot dee perste coot of rhentashloa. Two to three bottle. are rearm:Led to cure the worst use of rthiptorm. • Three tO fotar !settles, will warranted to care salt e 11..., Firs to eight tottleeolll tore OW worst case of Kraals. A be perfecta L'lrare esperhisind from storet bottle. .4 cure hr astraated sties tbe ortsatlty teketa • . . Nothing looks m fro probabh to More who lure In vain Wed all the wonderful medicines of the day, as that • common weed crowing In the paatiares,andelong old atone walla, should core ever ylnamor In tee system: yet It Is now • deal fact. If you have a humor It bee to starr_ There are no IL for and., hums or bee about golfing mme cane andnot your.. I peddled awn thousand toitles of It to thertoLnity animal.. I know Ma eL'ects in every e.e. It has already boa mom of the cranial nava ...edam In Idassachueotte I gave to chlleren . Olh to old ;maple Of Ste ty.. Lae/. been lt War. pun7a re. wormy loldog childem. whoa dean was salt and flabby, resented to a punkt state ofhalth by one bottle. To those who are snivel to a lick headed:l,one bottle enl aleaya =V IL It glees great relief to catarrh and &Uhl., boats who have been eatingor year. havens ken and teen regulated by It. Ware the, Lady L sound It works unite easy, but where Ulm...is any elks fenleth Of nattlreo, t VII nanbil v d ; ' W : =lnge, but you must not be ala l ned- th eyalwY par In from tale dare to • wetk. There le never • tad remit fro l 2 On the ra when clat (nabs , 1. orbr you will feel yourself li kes e m. Derwin, I head some of the mime ertravegant encomiums of It that man sees fined La No change of diet leaver neelasary-eat the Met you min get / have likewise au herb, which, when Ilhelhlella In meet oil, dlesolras gong - ulna swallem of the ark and under the earn. Prim 10 ants. Prue of the Idedlcal hiecovery _3/ per. bottle. Diesorroirs yokUst-adult, one tatleeprennal per day. Children orer eight yea., dessert sr...rued; Children from dee to eight years, tea-rpooofnt. As ho direction can a made the to all conedtutlais. take enough W. 1 ., ate an the bowels twice day. air. KENNEDY gives personal attendance In ted eau of Perofola • • Hold, Wholesale and. Iletall.at Dr. KEYERIPS,I4O Weal drat. =ter of Virgin alloy, sod 1. P. iht:MiNG. I duo' attar: adaghlyna Glass Works for Bale: AUVOO or DRY RUN GLANS WORKS will be offered at oublki solo cm TLIIIIIEDAY, the day of May. by the undersigned Erectl( ]farces 100.0. ThisAmperly eituated at the hof Dry Bun. in Peashlnatma county. adjacent to coongabela City. it consists of the buildings necessary for the man ufacture of glass. together with d•elllne how. could: , for the accortunodation of the hands. Throe are 43 acres toln the tract. of which • conetrieranle portion is river hod. suitable tor town lota or garde= Um balance cootaina /imestone and coal of the test quality. This property le considered one of the beat e 000 worth the attention o [capitalists,who 'rich to engsse In the soaurnacture of RP., ih‘onue hon. ronvalre of J,k!• sit A;P. 01}11.1 . Attls et Law, No /35 }aural ed. JOSuPli JOHN If • GYRES CE. Es. or Marcus Black. MASON BROTitEItS, Publishers, NIZ W roltA", • Wye Removed from Itica 113 Park Bow, to their mew Store, Nos. 108 & 110 DUBJIO Street, A Tow doors Wert of No. 303 Broadwar. tor' Pittsburgh Dollar Saving's institution No. 68 Fourth Street, MX. DOOM 10 241 muumuu =NZ. S now von daily from 'J to 2 o'clock; also, on Wein ..,6a) and Saturday. evenlngs. Ere. 6 ta 8 atack: - - Deposits received or ell aeons not as lean One Dollar, Jnd • dividend of p profrta declared twice year, 41 oao and Decorate, I nterest wed. declu • ed at the rata o Ua rer mmr... ter suirrnm. on Use frest of December, 145 , Docks containing Lbe Limner, lip Laws, Man 4.1 Reg. alatinsis rem i t ,eb:. , d, , Mlo c tepAti..... tine rat tlae 0 elDe. .nzia 4:UMW& I==:!ZZ N. U ;l :r lL tta K r 'g' ll. - Ph7. . Hopewell &Jew:m=4 ?sllll.% R .:p. w .PCZ;Stota. Jan e 8 W. Bait.,,, TheObilid. Umbetatuee, Alatzudar Bradley. Lase hi. Pennsck Wllllun Phillip% Wllfln J. Ander:4. set.eszw,. John 0. %Aural. Janose lienitann. NM Enerehl. Johnpastier. Albert I..ulbcrt.D. JO. P...M.N.k.rd. 'Robert Mester. Hobert lUOITOW . . J. Usnlincr Cahn. Walter?. M. 041. Alonzo K. (hazier. A. M. Polioe.' I John S. Wegnse% Henri L. Eingwalt. Oradea A. Uoiton, Hobert ewe. E. U. Ecltheme, George 11. B.lcldie, Irancla Veil:. . James ithosile. aeoroe P. ll Moore. James 13h141% Junes H. lioon. George E. oe; WWl= B. Harm. Alexander %India. uu P.W. rctrl/ w. 141 Trresurer—CilAtUJAl 4. COLTON: lli•I Piaster Cementand Grind-Stones. DIASTER for Land and Stucco Work; Cr. 11_ meat tor Cisterns and Pattie Workr. Grind Stant& a I Sixty on baptist 0/9 Liter LY .t, fittelmlth. trakt4aut W W WALL CE LAWN & .00.-TRANSPORTATION ntede *trackman-. Psrstfcms ihb Mater, wears now prep to Cla • bear, /mamas by PENNA.CAN and ELAILPDAD, ttr.ocon to and from the X.eprn r aise. Weean ware our than& and AD the. dlePea3d to pat. rants* the Penns. Canal and Railroad. that no pane Inn Oe ad to render grand 1,448L0-ton to Bollix,. of Kaete . n r . and Wetteettlfrelght. The mkt.= at the to dined Plana en tha Alleytextyrortago Pallrcad Pin Etre Lammed deulpsteb tot's. tsmezolatton or L.-elphs. UM. on PE...411 a-4at th• Canal Darin. tithlbard • . . D For Sale, PIIIHE HOUSE noa oaeuF6ed by the eub-igi, mea% di0.143 Second MM. Tbde property Wed In ~umpleus order. fornlenad wi th Gap sag idat and lkta Water. For partial:dam ...vire of • 01d0.7 D._ JONES, trodofJonao it Osater.l4l Water scrum. POUPIIII3.FOL /LW OK TOM LET. A FIRST CLASS FOUNDRY BULLDLNO, .rI...PA a ttarac nuts, Tcols. ten.•o3.. . Will Go.poid o r le fore new; On moderate Ur.= .stn insamee.....ltk . .6esiatsl ir0 , 04 Yos r.. min t d Au • partr.g Cr . o ...W., £4.43. roes pax an. Ma. NOB- • WWI. IrriaLati. Elirria WY. in A 14 -911ALL..t CO., buportere is poont in 'hued Antl Am=lan Pape t ElatEdnrs. Wood tUret, 7 , 77 7 , 7 p rma Aracgr *wart td caLeftthki Itunmaszers n. Delsaaert P Arta . .ar7 J. N 81cRADLII dc CO, Cala Triploft_ ISTadin 4 50, OM 81 ISSIGN bIERCIIANTS, Ivo- 2 s Z.SrEEN &55 COIIILICSCJAL St. " Loris Ato., arms.. rvra...4. um% rica,.easla da,aalhlted sad aroatrursascatel Les7l.. eL U. IJA. 4,1411 rd GEORGE E. ARNOLD h.OO atartz.r.s.s. Damao Itt IKXosl.exua, OuaattbrlLM6ag N 0.14 A )! pm!: .g. OPINat• .1 4 0.11 baxuatlons at taut liberal V, 'MDIIIE9.-30 lzble. Exult: Flour; 40 lOW/Nand 11111boupitolscog LOU Roll Dutton bObtdo gal Obis No. 3 Ilackoral z.vo las Catto. 1 #llO 447 lira • • ATI' a MUM - - - - - - IRODUCZ-• - 30 Ibis. - 17te Beans, NO burl Drr Aorta, 10 tads Rolm; I do Roll Dotter, and 030 old. Or amt RBRIVYR DILW H.ld r. MATS OLD JAVA MITRE for sale ;09 by BAGALITACOSGVIS • Wt. a UAad Wo! , M. 2011.:1.1°-1-=fir3 BalG iaL tea. .30i --- cagTii; 1,6 fer .bt - DAGALE4,OOEOII4VE &CO. Inn SKS DELFILFAS ale try 0 1/L1 ar23 ILWALXY 50 0 1,a - ----TTS CASSIA. for Bale by Baannoosatuvis CO. .INORED 0.11,--HlO bbla: in Moro Laio.l6 Dr - ISM ku and Mr WEATlaw....aka3 Tee' roe tra Aofz-pmtiwnsON.
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