BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Pireriiarm a 00 - 1 . Annamerrie AGENCY 122 NAIOII9 Kr. Yoftr. • • And Na 10. Rats street, 11ibitos. r. i Oa oro.Aresits for the out Inflaantlal and largest 02 t mil. h thm atantasmal rlrers both!. the Unital Mateo e - - - -3, 1 -,,,, v ... ,7 Style for /858. ID$, PELT gaLL, 9 and 11 Park Plce, NUtv YOU. liivlta the Ritual= Or borers from all . lleC a r to wraweitowitT the Hoek of R oil. RWIAR INULISII AMERICAN STRAW DS; ARTIFICIAL YLOWR/13, TRICHINOiS, inciadattehalee worbassit of rerneauf BoNNEra. Wino Wks, WWI • yam] aswittatud. Of smog rtommrs and HATA. or the wowed detl.Tos. AR of whiel will b. Conti It ad Ms lore.: Wes. IDE, /ELT HAL L, 10 0 . —_ o _A 11 Park Place, Nov York. The Itriftilla late Glen OODIDanY° Bait rdriffLaD e z aasarße, x.srarals v. arehouse for the United States, 1 1 JOLIN ii, PLATT 70 IdT Stied, N. TOM. WELE:RE will bo ) nod a fall assortment v v of their Superior F Iletual Plate for Stone lima Howe Nronta,Shore Cases, tn. Jibo. Roush We. 7 r.h. litolg Inane thick. ..—'" 3.—W°4o . o .lfo'her , arerefarred to the New State ' ... . 4. Mos st CoktNiterc what b em.l,•lth the Plato Ghia of me Otuatterty. rah2krauir ANDREW & JESUP, MOMMISSION MEROIIANTS, &Akin and W len Machinery. tcca &wan and Bairn, wade' 1,04 : &WM .* Import.. • ad Daalera la Artiobm .0 NO. 87 Pine St., Nekr York. N. B,—.Agaata for the . WOCIDIWYS & BEAGEF. LEON WORMS; &ease Eairihes and Bailers, • krolushro Agency In N.. Tort for 1 1..0‘411 r 1..L MACHINE rlttOlo Mao blasts' Tool scao- El ngh's Patent N o e . cSkirts. O ATES & FRANCE, 1 Barclay street, Neer York- AMON—Nom arl i geoxdoe f except they tyre t i he ristietelerilltrele - tytect.sortihes to t 0.,. "I‘drCe' W. JACKSON &SOIL GRATE ,AND FENDER MAKER, PRONT3T. BRO41,11:41; NED FORM FAIRBARKI3 PLATFORM SCALES. • rLE undersigned having been appointed ....dom n , Agorae for the robe Mthese celebrated • LES, manufactured b the on Inventors it T. FAIRBANKS A. CO., deseectfelly invite attention of the butanes" oonmanulti to ttte superiority of those &nth, over all others. These thrshe hare been =Vested to the 5677:REST =neon ell the prinidgal Itailroeds to the Dotted Btatee ad Slngland, and to gemre branch of beginsns throughout he retold. and their uniform accuracy rd great durablll- ITTAhrktrin LlTlft e f te*.f'rfil? °.2l,;'"ffer.ilvt; APPALL. We arel , repared to all orders for Counter, Portable, Outmant, Milne MU. llay, Coal, Railroad and Canal denim at saanatooturerr pro.. MUSSY A WELLS, ale 32.5 Llberty street, Oommemial Roe', • as:44yd Plttsbargo. PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY. L ALM? BIGELOW & CO., • • • /15cLeeleart to Id. H. Birolow, AAA o. muunvo 46 air.rt. near Wand mt., PHlSburgh, Penna. cOACIEES, CARRIAGES, PILNIONS, Hatilea, aad Lma tl r ettalpttan of Fancy 'abides t to arda,,aael finished to • warner b...trad.eSOL diCl=o DITI4=11:111:1: -4411 etarabilltr at Mittalla . sirmi fo> Inirraatat. .109 • Hide Oil and Leather store. D. lEDIKPATRICIE. ' No. 21 South Third Street, gannea Market ant Mosta= Ca.. Ptaladetphla, lA= SALE SPANISH HIDES, Dr . god 01 . 10* milted Palma IClpa. Tamen' Oil, Tanner. ui • Tootti t bAioVrela pricer and the neater= 131411kicula of In tno rough emoted. Or In Om Disown. market. vice will be given in car. or take. In eaabiaige for Md.. Lather Mira free of charge and odd an onamtedo. vr. affo MI6 irra " nov k. s. WHOLESALE GROCERS. Produce and Conuntsslon Merchants, AND DEALERS IN Pittsburgh Manufactured Artioies, No. 319 Liberty street, career of Inoirr, atTs PITTSIIr iO. a. 103311. JOKES .t COO' Y, WHOLESALE GROCERS - - - AND 8042 FußNympas ; MULLS IN Produce and Pittsburgh dianarattarta, No. 141 Water Street, ear l ' l 7/71-rt /View. riCNNA. • PAINTERS, = LONG & LANE, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. NO. 7 A 1 3 401d Rd Ms Reding) THIRD STR.P.Kr. !Women Wood and Market =seta) - orders promptly . attended to. armeated In • minim st7is. cahl742 a. mum. sW :P z o 'v A:4: 1[11! • IP A ,t •tri .311.1.7 d S. N. 'NVICICEESHARI. WHOLESALE AN D EETAIL If lAADIVOGGIAT„ N 0.241 Liberty Etta:. Eked of Pitt burgh. Pa... Mean keems on head extd for sate a morel andcoinitteasmtrinentof Drug. Moak:hie*, Paints. OD. Stuffs, Window Ghia s/1 tied. Potty. PeritunerT. stout and Proprietary Medi eines, *to. Torn) old f Meads and mistomer.—lieving sold out my Drag ht.fte In -11elthrocre, and returned to this city, sad bought oat the Dmig. , Eatablishment of Mr..loel Molder. No. 241 Lltartretreot. I shall b• Puppy to me my old friends, or the se of Dr. Mohler, and shall roam nO mans to please them with mi rhino they mare:mit in okyfloe of business. IL N. WIUKERhaahl . dskly N 0.241 Liberty rt. • Valtable Real Estate far Sala .I... Offer for sate the two Wee story brick btdillngs et the South east censer of Pam and Hand • Ca, Noe.= and =arenas two. :The Into am each about lb kat onEedul -arrest •-try Cri- fee t In depth. The buildings , are suliftrdial and bare stone fronts. • -Labs, otter the Nair three Way Inlet dwelling houses on the met ride of Mimi ; etreet, Not 25. 37. W. and 41 sack &ruse being strut 12 feet 3 Mehra In front by about 80 fast In &stir. ' • Tbe WllMlllattboool4ll7. together. and at low prism mail ea& payment will be required and -areasonaide than farm for amparent of Um balsam A 33 LL B. WlLlldir Attamery at law, 127 Fourth strut. St.' Clair Street Property for Sale. lAM Antltorized to sell on very masons his terauthay one or an• of thaw floe three atm dt dodnor boom on the we poly Ode of St. Mar street, being houses Noe. 20. 'Z. 21. 321. gad Z. between Peso street and the old Another , " bridge. Theo bozo. are makable for dam and dre/nase and are enlisted le • good locallty. The bra are seda.llanot to float by 110 feet to depth to an 'alley tan feet 4 .118. A moderate caah payment and. the ked• ante allowed to mule era e aeoub ft r;nmo moral by •he hoed sad mos:togs of the _purchaser. Apply to /1. WIT. . 1, 01 Attorney u a rtt Lao oadatt • • do. 137 foh Erect. • BOOTS AND SHOES. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. rilsuhaazrber mipeetftilly earls the at tention itif bin Mends and thapoldle genersllT, to an -nenttdriation of hie annul - re .took-of limo-and Ebony Met received trout the Kew ltodland Manufacturer& In Odildh 'dabs ho* and aziy.kind of Late% Gents, and tlldren'a Boots, dalten and abo3[ll. made on l lst the hest material, norkinestahho and Glebe irty • In order hmhalt country dealer and them ho with to eop='mune= made wort; he nmatitintares and hence UT, Cu hand a • ernaptau shwa of Moo'. , el/ sd Roteand Unmans, norm and Tooth's Brogan., ladles Sad. and Stentlns, red Mama Bents.erhleti he serrate. Ia mfannee to the mien 'Ds need any nothing more, than that bob galas to , eell as cheap ea miy other him ea. In talglahnumit Um city. Inankhd ter the liberal patronage baretodnermelved he mitten further faro% and at hie lool7erl In Iniehmee be teal. .m,m that he te aide to ve general gatiefenton 4 ' ' • — J 808% nod narked id. between Tdarkethonse Fifth et. MURPHY it BURCHFIELD, DEAL= IN • Silks and Luilesl)rass Goods generally, CLOAKS, Tama &SHAWLS, , EMBROIDERIES AND SPAPLE_GOODS, For Family Use. An =wally exteudire wortroeut la allot NA above lebartunataj tut re rd.and selling at lowest lute.. ifirNmtuaswt earner 41.11 and Markus sta.. O ' Stoves, Fenders and Fire Irons. i . 1 0 .1.1 CITY STOVE WAREHOUSE. No. de - ISt Wood street. the seszni has arrived which into nee the shore mooederto . rroultt In vite attention of thole =aline g In our Is* n 471113XassagzntIlma el mar stock. Irhtch merlon arutrom• EmWe are determbant to son as for a. the lowest In the dike. Dernernher the Neon. No.l3lWoes3 street. or 9 . T..J. Meld tdh4 WILLI=E[. MITCELELTREEi.4, Reptifyiii4 Distiller .and Wino aid Liquor IitERCHANT, Bb. ZOO !Abell lidyst,-Pittsktyvh. 0,50-17 - lograLtuids. • • • - • • ','. 151. FRAZIER; foitaerly a rosideat of -,, • Plttatrussb, (no. or Tors) hll lam • hors In n tor - '-' trat m lan ‘l dTgag*lN d a= 4 i l o tr e na teat. l44 lir t t 4 '':einte tolamto, as bats I.S+em Mulatto talelath o t r ir inn 0r " r 31417 Vgt l iefat a.' ,141tV:e t tlIrmirl7 PT, .' ' =Y P. M. John Aletantler;Slerebant, Market at:PlrtibmW..., N. • iloblon ta nom. Bnokorx doo A. Cameron. eastatari a, _ _ Comb, Ban Ita Itsermart t. John namlam acnomatan. Bags! Baet 11111 . 01anatit v. TIIAGS , aS aufl u s2 p u s , . acia r ie r fidarpe t railtretutlra. lu rkest a gi t .` t ' m r'l,4 . • .. 8001% Dentist,rFoametreot,_ , e-t - Mb. Ave doare 'rest of Narteo. MU* • "Reminfal. ..—: ut B. SELLERS & CO., Virtiolisatalkrag u.smi R.. Oda. bate nmand to O. and onimodloas on Oa coned edWood in 4 &toad stn. ntnr• - a — cuttoarne and an dft= .in - ratutd, Vow slift:widn. 0 :4 4 1s Luca 11.1111 well . . dtoed. 4,,,i, • • BeizivaL IMMEIEN . Man uficotarer of aviary Ta .=.4l tozi t zacona . gtarg, wito., * , ,u.A. era, verietireentwuls• sad .IS9 sad LIS Mad Attatratia • - wart New Brighton Tub and Bucket Fict.ortes. frill El/be:miners c ontinua to nittrittracture sod sen ft~th_Baiip, Tate.,ll eases. Dna Watt. barb atull inakses rstens 2111,11111fi1, Mem 1.2031111111 attended to. WALE A WALTON. Steals; Ezigines andliadcrs.• .110INESzlith tholatei3l unproveznetits, Taft/8W cmllti. calnad ands=er, titbit lbest. • irft Mak Ul9 .1.1 °U4.2l"" =“e WVIMae: I ' d i tPPLTA" ,2SO br - drjr,, itotissalltcrio ranZEIS - - -ii-,.•____ ______________ rim DAILY PITTWET! GH GAZETT& „.„,". OSEPH S. & A. P. MORRISON, Attor n•Te at Law, Office No. H 3 Toth eiroot, between :mlthfadd and Gran; Plttantultb. T 34 ROBEAT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law, . St. Low. ]fn. IOBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at. Law— Oreracr of Fifth .o 4 Omit strmets.opixsalte the Oourt ,L en's. Pittettargh. rcky24-T1.3 TAMES J. KUHN, Attornoy at Law, °the Fourth amt. ne. Grant, Pittebtuvh. j.15-Jy Michigan General Commission and Collec tion Agency Office, goR the collection of Home and Foreign Mercantile andallother Money dab., In Michigan u, adjacent !States, Insustment and ftyment of Moneys, Payment of Taxes, Purchase and Bale of Real Estate and Stocks and Insurance Agents. PELTIER ANDERBON,DetroIt, Alictdstan. ImM:litEsterrplt—Meestu Reamer 11421 m, Dank- Co. Gazette Onfor; Loran; Marren Oas illuyttanta. WM. A. OFFICE, üb EAL ESTATE OFFICE, No, 87 Fr= street, .341 L door Irmo Market; Desire In Lake Clam su2NOre, Pig Iron. to- Cool property bought .4 rola. USTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent, Eltook, Merelmndips and Hm Broker, of,. No. OR k arth atm; •bore Wool. Phaalnom promptly at.tondad to. •. &HURL L. MARSITELL, Socrotary Citi aces 'nuisance CUnbany, OCWates Used& - 0 M. GORDON. Secretary Western Insta rialto 011., 71Watar .treert. I GARDENER COFFEN, Agent for Franklin Coaloo.y. nartbaoot. canner of Ward IV_La Bonet& - 13 A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mn a • tual Inouranco COMMIT. 42 Water street. Doss RUM —....—L •1.1311.111 FLRMING BROTHERS, (ectareons TO J. xrun 1 CO.) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, . SO. CO WOOD STREET, raBoR, Prorrietors of Dr, Ill'Uoves colobrst•l a aa rmlfcto Lir se. lOLIN LEAPT, Jr., (successor to Jas. M'Ouf feya Wholesale and &nail Druggist and Dealer in uts, 00s, Dyestuff., de.. an - ner Wood and Slath streets, Pf ttsbarnh. Sir Rennlar Aplent fee Dr. ford'. 11.41clna asntl beJOUN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in DMrty .. Pai t. Ditnt.,t ab OS; urgh Varnbds. nod Dye Stuffs, No. 190 stree. .1111 order. will receive prompenttantlon. Ire Agent for Schenck'. Pultootde Syrup. mar 24-17 A. FAIINESTOCK /c CO., Wholesale • Dn.eint .ins. co and manufacture. of White losd,Red burs / k and LIU... rner Wood and Front etreota, Ditto meb7 E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in DDLDS. Muta t Dye Etufh, OIL, Varnish, de.. ./:. t etalood street, Databank, Ckoda warranted. hie. mom= - DRAIN Wholesale .1, Retail . I =CIBLI, comm. of Liberty sod St Cl. soos.to! SCROONMAKER .!b CO., Wholesale Druggist; Nu 24, Wood shush Pittsburgh. lOSEPH FLEMING, Successor to L. Wl/002 At Cn.. oorned• 3haket strait and Dlatnond—Hoe oon. hba ll t. ou hand thrl and compledaaaartmaxt of Dam, Id.dleln• Marta. Pulamoarr. an d all artlclen partalming to biz burin.. praarlptlons nuatally amnia +=dad sell' hours. jaStly; COMMISSION &C. FORSYTil_ar. SCOW. FORAYARDLNG AND COM ose MISSION IVIE49MMTS, Wool, 'Hides, Flour, Bacoa, Lard, & Lard Oil AND PRODUCE GENERALLY No. 76 Water St., Pittsburgh. Pa. Serlnger Elerbough. PlSAleille;.Wellt, Wellsville, Ohio. John Scott &Co— " IM Menlo, Z DJ.ses,Cashtelt Desk Bk. Kowa A Stettin.., Phila. I tech I Co., PittabneAh. Barnet, Nesbit A GarretAh, Joteph P Elder, St Loose,l Philo. Thomas B Greiner, llsokers. Dollars A Ocoeell, Illncin'tL Salem, Ohio. A D bullock *Co.. fthlve JR. -- W. B. KOONN-- .14 W. HeeKsTINE um or Late Qf littsburpla Humphreys. nudes. A Koons, Phfis. BOONS & EDIRSTINS, FLOUR FACTORS, •ID General Produce Commission Merchants, No 47 North i Wham, mod 9.5 N. Urger S.. /Atm Eh.. PHILADELPHIA. CCM Ragaler. WOOMMITACO ‘ CDC. TO J Labs.. • Co, ea, U. Gaf.t. Martina " • D Wedlock it Cq Wd t °Awe, " Tamed • albloy, Altar. Priv * " Vodka • /mktg. Caleb Cope Co, - Manna • that/1w "' Teulte. Anew* - sChan. ethAl..' Bryan, Henna., a Co,„ Plttabie. L. Wilmarth A Co. Plilarir Baa.W. Ckrograve• Co. "DoB * Llar•tt. - Watt is Wil m • And Pittsburgh and Philadalphh. Merchant. a avueralli. jaltfaul FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Commission and Forwarding Merchants. No. 114 Second rt., Piurbwrgh, Pa. P. 1. Vlolly] jal2 SPRINGER JIARBAUGH. CO,II3IISSIOri MEtcOLIANT, Dealer in Wool, Provision, sr. Produce generally • NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, PITTMBURGLI, PA. J. R. MURPHY, FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANT, Psalmist attentlun even to the Wee of PR U D COX. No. 155 Front Street, Orrpeeita the liationztliehe HOW. Joel. Lax-----C.tua Arerzu. redwELL;itze do CO, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Produce & Commiuion Ma-aunts, PITTSBURGH HANUFACTVRES, No. S Weed rt., between Water and Went of sid9 ,VirrEssinunt Flour, Produce, Provision and Commission MERCHANT, No 267 Liberty $2 al. comer qf Maud, Pittsburgh, ill his attention to tho sam of Floor, kft Park, Bacon, Lard, Cheese, Butter, Brain, Dried Trutt& Bead; at, B. B2Loeueleumente eveueettblly eolieltud. .123,17 Hate of the firm of MERCHANT,Mead) COMMISSION DZALEE Ev PIO mriAL AND eLoom.% No. 76 Water street, below Market, spl9 PITTEMURO PINIINAL Al3cteeesor b Ila.ro. Jones Co.)r CONNISBION AND AVE ADDING AfERCHAIM Agent of the Madison and Indianapolis 11.611.110 AD. No. 8.0 Water at., Pittsburgh, Ps.:. • •J. W. BQTER do CO., 'ORWARDINO ti COMMISSION MR. GRANTS and Dealern la all klndadYlltarbtaTa Man• • B. OANFIEf...D, la* of %mu, Ohio, earl Ash, and Western Produce ..• ly. Water elzret. tIIOXI.III urrrAaz. Akaptcr dna kobLon, Little t 003 LUME 1c CO,, Wholesale Graters, Prodooe and Cogrualsette Idorchsats,and !Wins ha boxs.....2lutabsturo., No. 112 soon stmt., Pitt& burgh. 11.19:TJ5.3 vIIKESt WiREIIOO3II.--ICENIY 11. ../ COLLIN& turwar ding and Ootutalagion kterthaat,art Dealer In (Awes, Un flab au4 Prxtuee gareutUrf 4B„Wood West, shoe W a ter,Pittatauttb torn ginOttliSPAlM — a, Importer and Dealer Mach and American WO Papr No. 4.5* Piarkat dam= Third and Posatb PtttabUrSh• ;14,13EPH-HOBNE acco., Wholes:Liana Retail Maims in MEXI3IOB '11111201.1)E11161 szzarr ' d Grona Fanov 11xolo, &o.' Nit. 777 KayketrL., ettl. 41h and Ute Donor& Inr Agana for Bradley's Yarns. ealo.l, D. Aftl, Jr., & Bro., Iv 0. 9111arket et, aro closing out their eat• goa *Wry Clitods &ton Immarusedbiamat Irma var. sn=os ertigertamt l rtatViag:Z MZraatml2."4. Id.rinzZoluralttee, __Abkr-4 04. :6,15= C: p1 i WINN owl= a l = pout nrtalot Black !Ltd set Awed Droop Burs,tll a. A. r I mrsrpuni—o.' rr.atBai i Oa, 11.20aa. AA. MASON E 00., Wholesale and Rota t Naas in Taney sad Bt. 4. Dry GO AN 2.6 an4I7I3,PILY 3313110EVIELD. Wholesale win Retail Citga wL lktaseharna. acmeacme ratirth atilt inlaina PS Removal! Removal! Removal!. 1 1 ROBINSON. d. IBRESBI • fj AVIN 0 Removod our Store to No. 23, 17 nul Amt. cant door Rs.. • coya oar now propirod tto a:WM ow Otto sad Stooks of lE. parted sal Nxiiiiuot, sad Oil Cloth* In Ads =Mot In f l a r trooortiornt . tit • ,TEmer in invan B =ll4 Plftlablralrouttiont • SOliottoo dScotch Bald% Yoder% lintligottlis% and i ii mUsu ga gg is .4=ll,l=M:i ono Toolo i lmodtalt 011 Watt; %lab* Shadow, Bee mom s e . jts, loon Stock =tilt Olotbs, tom to 2A lbot wide et iOI et lOU* Idaho news *Ube. tovrootsub. tiro , ous - lpuT-40. or! for comer Woo 4 suel Boma a', BUSINESS CARDS AGENCIES. DRUGGISTS. DAVID C. HERBST. HENRY 8. SING. DRY GOODS. P ITTSBURG H I BANKERS AND BROKERS BANKING HOUSES Or JOHN T. HOGG: BEDFORD, rIiD7ORDCa: 13 0 11 ERSET,_ SOMERSET CO.. PLEASANT. WESTMOILITD CO. CONNELLSTILL.E. PA yyrrt co., - pra m UNIONTOWN, BROWNSVILLE, NEW BNIOILTON. BEAVER CO, Depodts received, Magmata madi, Drafts bought sold .d collected, Bank Notee wad Specie bought and sol.l atoekr, Notes anal other Seel:mitres bought and .00 - ernarnleidou. CorreaDondases sad lazaretto= aolleltrar„ D ALL= itdl[l2L }KRAMER LfI RAIIM, Bankers and Ex change Broker. Day and_ sell Gold ad 1311rer ad atlas, perch Notes, lamellae loans on Hal Estate or Eitook Bect• ers Promissory Notes, and Tim* Bills on East nod West. Dray and sell Stocks on Oommleslon Collec tions mid. De all points in toe Union. Jftlee corner of Third and Wood ilLete.,direetlr opposite the St-Chaim HoteL ap7 1V - lIOLMES SON, Dealers in Foreign sj_ilte.,P,srediiptiTt:sll:2jlifil. of E NV ' e/Mart=t, get:: onegh... SirGellections. made on all the prinolral MU.. throughout the United States. ItNI is limit sal4l 41. =l3o:=l.a. Cl.=ams...—a. a. Tmasq.,w. Et. Too - 13 — R1.11D AMERICAN PAP E•_L Nt. ACHE rti~U TAW CY! 111 . .4 NY, No. 78 Second et., Pittsburgh. Pa. ANUFACTUREAS of Papter Macho oru.m.putbr ah.ches, Dooms. Steamboats, Shim lam. and Pletareiraroca. Window anII Door liacdN Drackata, Inumea, Corrdoce, Ventilators ad Centre Blanca for C.eillngs. Boaettea wad tloaddlno of word description aim and destim, Clllll7l and warrantad more dicrabla than any other article now In on. 101.1. -Orders eaecuted on the ahortact noun. N. 14—Attention of Steamboat Balder. is Telly di ranted to Ws arts le, on account Of ita light we ht. B. TOMB No. TB Beyond CUSIBIEN Let. Wood Harlot au., Jeltidct Pirrencann. MAO 11 11 1 1 1931.1....--...10113 t, 131:11413.-- .... UNION FOUNDRY, Mitchell, Herron & Co. ILL continuo the business of the Union Foundry, at the old stand of PENNOCK, hlITUll• EWA CO., No, 154 Liberty ast. s They 5111 inalmfacture usual, a large sad mural assortment of UASTINOS, comprising Cooking Stove., Ranges and Side Ovens, OFFICE ARD I ARLON STOVER, MANTLE &KITCIIEN GRATES, Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxer, Dog Irons, Sad iroru, Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery Castings generally, And GAS and WATER PIPES N all gees. ' IRON dr. NAILS OF THE BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spades, Picks, do., AU of which will be sold at niunufalturere• one/, mel-li Penn Caron Xills, Pittstrargh. ENNEDY, CHILDS & CO.. Manufao; is. tin.. of— Pena A No. 1 heavy 44 Sbeetlngy Garpet Chain of aLI colon and stud= Guoi:Twln c t • " None, unes sad Math tidy Rope of all size. and des/rip/Joao betting. IriVIV:11" 1iTZ:74...11:ft.2!.L0g"1:21.Nr K. IrllllB & CO., 61 Penn et., below Marburg, Pittsburgh, Pa. 42TEAM BOILER MAKERS and SLlEE'r ia IRON WORKERS. Idannfacturriu of Barnhin . • Pat ent Ro ll er. Locurantive. lquad and Cylludat Holism (Zinc nett. Bralehau. Mire Red. etokain Ylp•A Cond.... Sall 'Para. &nut Pan; Iron Yawls, Life ftato ate. Al., Slaciurmitta . Work. Bridsa And Viaduct Irina, don. at the I , bn:test tattle. All ord.. from • Matsu. orotoptit attended to. Hata and Caps. 1 WILSON & SON keep constantly on . Jamul Mr) deeerirtloll and variety of Hate awl Cap, both wingsaale and ratan. Three darning a neat la•Wormble Rat or Cap, good and cheap, ironla do well to give us . cal hrfore purchasing elsewhere. col add llrdW. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail • . klanntacturer and Dealer In Calanet Warm, No. 81 atno•t„ GROCERS. Shriver & Dilworth, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Noe. 1301, 132 Second Street, Betwoni Waal sad 8m1t1161) PITTSHURGII. MONTROSE MITCHELTREE, Wholest..!o Grocer and General Merchant, Na. 9D Liberty S:reet, Pltsburyb. mai E SMITE, RIME & HUNTER, WHOLESALE GROCERS, 122 Second and 151 Front street, Jul& PITTSBURGH. P.A. NM JAL LILDLIVEL Wallace ai Gardiner, 11 , 1lCILJESJLX DISALERS 1.1 Flour, Provision and Produce Generally, NO.= LIBERTY ST I.IAGALEY, COSORAYE t CO., IV bolo- Lip •00- rata Orton* IS and Woo-d watt. Piu,Eursn. 17 AtCULBERTSON, WhoLseato urocer and Cracatialon Merchant. Dealer In Produce end Mt. bond. AlrintiftctliCri Article'.Article'.Article'.l9s Liberty vireo& Jill. JOLIN FLOYD & 00., Wholesale Grocers sod Comeaselcna Herelasets,Cle 173 Wand and 333 Lib. me:root. Pittsburgh. told tOBERT MOOSE, Wholesale Grocer, Dealer in Produce. Plttaborgh Manaracturas. and WI of Vorwigo =ll lbothatio Wines sod Ldouors. No. 31b Liberty stmt.. au baud • very Novo stork of sur•ritr old Mououssaluds Whialted..hleh will be *old low for cash DAVID ACCAZDUZL—..— —MTLIAAM IIIAIIS U. A. OOFTUP. NcCANDLES . S, MEANS tr. CO. (succes sors to Wkk lleCandlessa Wbehrllle Grow.. ar• In /tray NallLao. Oottocciarca. and Plitenareb tel•milectares y. earner of Wood sod Ware: sta PltUbstrati. Pa -OA) DMA 103111...—.—M1X121 D. re. oar__ .-IILLIM c. .o& ,'GILLS d: ROE, Wholesale Grocers and Caronlsalon Martha:Rte. Na. 194 Litonly stivet Pitts. ROBERT DALZELL t CO„ Wholes:tie Gwans,Commiarlon Merchants, Dales" In Prodace an 4 Pittarargh Maxinfaeteras. No. 243 Llbaty and. Eittstarst. c07C7.7.F.M.- t. MZ=l2 AGALEY, WOODWARD & 00., Whole ' Ji Groom Ba.f I Market .1.41.. Po.ll.l4stls BOOKSELLERS &C. JOHN T. SHILTOCK. Book and Job Printer and Publisher. N 0.82 Pba nowt, atom iiimittiOold. (Issotta BOOK BINDER'S end Box Maker's Straw Elcardooll.l. on hand. Alga 800 Pa aud fitutirmory m rom ylO 110 U. COCURANE, (successor to S. Sad ler.) Wholonalcand R.LII /halm In Boots, Ruler, P•Pa Market. MUMS. Alt 11..g ieutun ogs. y, I. ro.lorsi .crest, Gth dnor 8. o l 01IN S. DAVISON, Booksaller and Sta. toner, roccassar to Davison a Azator, No. d W.l.{ Iran, near fourth, Pittsburgh. Pa. & CO., Booksellers and Stationers, p a y Ho. 68 Word street, next door to the corner of 'Third. iw otot.Pe. School and law boolumaketaotir oo heed L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No. • 76 Yo6rth •trw4 krollo.l3l6lldlnes. MUSIC. &C. John IL Mellor, 0.81 'WOOD STREET, between Diamond All. and lo=h litrast, Bola Aim' for CITIOR Cli BONA' (Boaters) PIA 0 WORMS. RIASON • LlN'd AIODEL DIELODICONB and ORGAN lIAIISIONI- Ohle, and &afar In Manta and Itudeal Goods. 1.23 B. Bieber & Bro., PiO. 0 . 3 FIFTH ST., Sign of the Golden Harp. Bola Agana, ror NUNNS k CLARK'S ((New r)) unriralled Grand and &tun PIANOS. and OAR , HART NE GUAM% GenniouldiaLOGEONli and ORGAN Deslara to Hada and Alwalcal lostrrr mom - 1.0 Charlotte Blame, MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Piano lm/arta sod bcrparter of TIZMIdeI euld musical IliBtro• Bola "gent or Ma ItAIDUREI PLANOSOado fir ICALLIT, DAYIB * WM . BortOn Pismo, with and th out Sots= AUsetactent. 113 Wood 1. 7.. 11.11.1..............JAXE1 A. artm—.........J110:11 CALDWALL 11.EMOvAL. • Valle Forge ' Plow Works. J. S. Aiatiak. SPEER LI AVE . ..tth tivED to the first story of ixthat hytv-and commodlosoli Wind:mote. owner of allepand Liberty s tr a ti . where Die) have otwned anortindut of that lett. Doptoved and h/5D11.14.” ed PILOWWand would invite the attention or Fan.. nod Trade.. .11 and examine their new Iron CenD Will. Cottle,' Patent pner. 1111 ride, Mob 8011, Double 1.111., Cott. Boa., ant every devolution of flown PL. Doloni:Daettoge. ta.antneated wt. the trade. antia4w/t N.DE LANGE, DE ALE& IN HIDES, LEATHER & • OILS, 233 ZJBERZY .57., apposite tL had of nod. ♦ toll maortmont of Hayed Leather Bolting and OUR, Far diddilo , d7 and Coal Mrs, thin, cm dud. d Math Ward Property for Bale. T WILL SELL on reasonable terms and permeate. tea 1,0 T& comer of Pena and Carroll etc... oppglul Ald.DobW oak.. Therese beedeomely 'Moab ed Ihr prfirite Melcholom. 1110. she's LO corner of Liberty and Itsideft 26 lest leant epoch. They are-oaloulatel for either. erermeg boar Mag bowie or tor coat depot—Prcoal broatht by the Peon'. or the I.lonsteMrthe Loilroe4e. . Jam comer or Rarer and 1111kba ftl6 mvi --E, t b up ld icaprorement, Youndm. cke. of Pen nark At MM.. They are POI loeete4 foe e .o,urcietorr or 10 erect bonding &Pit forilork of I:whew ice of that belehembom. - .Arer fo fatdtf , !NUS B. m0110.1.N. 113 Mate st. To Billl Owners, ERENCH BURR and Laurel Hill Mill !Unita &Wag Cloths. 51111 aploOlor. /row. ra Sawn Wart Corn and COD Grind... Coot' Ito. Proof Stalls. (a daaldrastrun laroorindll) always on haral and made fa oroor.at 310 rotary sr, ylnatrorgh.Pa. al:M.3nd W. W. WALtatin. belllieatuig and Sox fro= Ml t E . .Subseriber baring 'purchased tho ex . dun?* sight of J.' J. Johnston's Patent Box wad J. '• Patent itelfasatfun Smoothing Davy is um 'annul:fey engsgsd. In insannetnrine tbseunn In sun nestle* lath Pb. above, ba hand estultinfiT on band at • t v tl.C . = tleflosa a l .t st.. 6 a . MlVanchor Boma' br 'sea Bel bargsgob• uvula eturpeatfalipt mmm irIll• tbs attention ate deafen.' and Pb. public le tuassest. atn4sa . 0. ICINCOILAN nilsebser Intr. Pa. NDELIBitik INK—/ havo just rea'd a • Urn mar Wittort lotatata• Int, with oa ottlo eorosotatioa. Isla afto4 "ablaut gamin tosar usomalthe mow will Da soraoaol . 11 - itharalt soma otheolae. +Ol. BMW YORK LOYERYIKKIKENTS. From SKILLIN, viescusn,owax B CEIKLL, Gra [W. N.IrSrIPLIt Amvsamentl ❑_ CU. No. 3-48 Rao rnrk. GEORGE W. FiLTINHAN, Merchalit ;Tailor, MS Broadway', iiiipiaslioNt. Nicholas Hotel ssylo;lar NE W .110 New York Corn' Exchange. BAG MANIIPA CTOR F. . t2i and 19.7 ltrOed Street. B. E. CLARK, .AIANUFACTURER AEU DEALER IN Bags and flagging, ISNABORGS, Sheetirin Duck, Flax and Il Cotton Toripeo ko 1-• . 1 .0101.rd with Grain Dada. MILLERS' BAGS, Dem,no t i load priotai to order ekprecolr for their now. nr maximal:a of banlors Is lordh and of various &slaw. %Id our erootesooro ran bays way matter they MIST Ind, put In Ira. witbodt a:trackman. Country kteraharda are irattool to examine oar stock of Fonts.' BAGS, Tin 6.1911 , 1 N llagN of all tps various brands of Duck. do; rot T heavy Otatborko, la.ry Drill% Am wo neg.e Supplied with barrio blithea printed la ardor. Prorkdon aealoni sopplard with Liao wad Deer Bags, pew. of pilau W• dare new &A R. fur otamplaia mantle Paints; 01104311 , 1a55, Burning Fluid, Camphene,iilleohol. dm, DORR .t. MANN, 1 =GREENWICH STR E ET, (roomer ef2ay,) NEW TORE , AREunarmßiver end Irittlieffroed Denote, now soiling tho above articles, in con coction with • rocuglete assortment of AlcroDry st OIL BruzAer. Zincir's Iliarsonds. NAIR Len 4 Preach tmd Amatioan ARIEL .ge at ,at twice, that offer great inducements to Dr-Urn and thruumers. _ mr2Altudr For the 140 — .000. 11. S. PATENT Alf A FIIRLE COMPANY, 90 Thompson street, N. Y., MiANUFACTUREIWOFMARBLE MAN TLES. TABLE Torsoool.mm. PEDESTALS. t Ninon. 'Rotate'. and CI /toll.] Marble, This jfDuel. article, *Watt Ina pronersUon Marta. chautically scrubbed with mineral color so sa to be moulded into any form and color. by which marble can be mann... I.nred at ie. than half the of the cowmen material. obi:. It excela it in durability a nd beauty. Unlike Mar salty tielsod iron and bate, there no surface work. the Mgr running into the mass of the ter:. . hire no ragniah la need to sire • temp:oar) salty to 'the unlace. Dien. tics trout la toga Table Tops,equally cheap Rights for the insturadarg and tale of shwa Ear the different states, which will WWe inuctacute return. to shore interesting thersselens.l IntorreaUon furnished on application to PETNIt RENNIE, Rest, or JOAKPII LAUD, Sea NEW YORE. ocZbIY , _ anl4 ___ _. ..... Fresoh Winnow Glass. EDWARD P; DICHIE, 144 Chamber4i , st., N. Y., Tan drop west of HMls= River 11xliroad DePot, IiFFERS to Dealers rind Customers his cel ebrated breads of /ranch Window Olen on !aeon ''e term,. rank* l'ithitiOsutow.tion aol bernentahni with prices tal receipt of their adrinwn ills. cut to any desired pattern. and reeked re*. of charge. apliard• Umbrellas and Parasols. JOHN I. SMITH, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER, 31 4 235 Broadway, New York. The most extensive in the world. TILE late fall in the price of materials, coa eiqueet upon the ataingency of the money market. has 'enabled Ms mannteernve largely for the Syria. trade; and to Offer to merchants, at very low price*, the laraent and roost complete auortruent UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS to be round in Europe or AIII.rIM. Ilerobluato vieltina New York to boy their arndx. are reepectioUr Invited to oat! and examine the stock Pejorepterchanor. 11.—risaramit 111/J Card tut and pot It to roar pocket Wok r reference. I. tikIITLI, !lapidarian., mh2.5..1t0dy FIRST PREMIUM PIANO FORTES. STEINWAY h SONS, HAN WPACTUILERPI 34 arida Walker Ptzeirt. Xing laMitrltii, a.. Yong. 11,1ESPECTFULLY call the atoif ti toa of U. fratle tO thlitudid aaaortaarat o tion f anal-gru i el al:4Na i . c . M.o. which. ftir volume or tops. alastlrity o food:, beaat7 or flulthan (tart arm' tau Ulna random& Pint eeme.9.9.4. ?tar oirrai aoudad the rre iota for both kinds. to rotopetltioo.ith tits most distinguished makara from Doctor, Philadelphia. Nov York ..d Baltimore. NEW TILIUMPIII—e•nriIIi. • Faye harp jolt hear avid - 00 tb• PIUPT UOI.D 31EDAL (ovar all rtni)atth. tt.6ZTyg ror VlAtrr. Safety Pure. 1 4 1 0 R MINING PURPOSES, and for lONI- A_ 116 DRALEGEE 0.111 la WET and DRY blastlm or FOUR dlrmat klods. The (Arm:l And lIIIMPFER Ate , the SIMILE ao4 DOUBLE TAPE WATER PUMP_ IliM• IlAnnfactuntl And sold v 7 GLENN PUTAIAN, ez z Lit.rty st. NEW Yol.E. p 1.: 0 7..4T MomPtir filir t 1.11 lamb of GUN MN% 510 g.% L VIR r .MOMOsuItP EIVNAI B r, il.c.' A, noladly, SCHIRFFBLIR, BROS. @ CO.. IMINNTARS AND DEALEJtB IN Brags, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Perfumery, &e., 170 WILLIAM ST., New York, INVITE the ratengon of the trade to their layg. and .abed aka Of WSW, Paltitik Dna, Prefiataw 1 A Z a''. alto to tbourreia LaY Ito yoytatla ny AYE ta pis Drags. M./ tow alto Olivet Dorn It. sources or yrtain, lion and manalartarre. pantie. of Tooth, Daly and Nall Brodie% Ileatizoo, Cart, Mortar& araAlt••• FniArD and lingliati Porta...wry. ',Apia's Extract; AA& many than at. Delos tisaally rinbrared Drug/Data Moak ' , Did , that are alao razablod to offer rca lb. tarot adwatitaawocui a Ord., tallow in MM.] or by mall, will yowl,* potwitil attsation. IMPORTANT TO BOUSEKEEPERS AM) DRALERS. THE ROPE. MILLS, 71 tm.ros rt." and 71 Dart; man, N. Iran, Yranapal ON 11, Prow greet„ Nos /wt. lllltorr. :41,.37 wad ab 11.. bra strest,Jmer tiE Proprietor; of this long and well kno.o. . . . . COFFEE AND SPICE KATADLISIINENT, Centimes to perianths best Phanacceertim4 Meader. In Tee, for CaWag limed, Clemalt,Tee end other Cat., km— hor mlso prepare Mustard, Coma, mod may ether arta else adult, mem In emery hunit tn t i ni, .deh the/ offer upon the Mast rausinstde term. la sent to dealers who Minuet them. X. a J. O. WWI. N. 11.—Corateneresdrleed to imiedre Mr Hops Milts vUde. The Adams Repress Compan Pittsburgh, Rochester and Breghum Express. eyklOß the especial accommodation of the ergo population alongthe atilt* Otdo and Pena renla railroad. betimes Mu/neut. and nur Bright., whose Intimate business sad imolai ndathall r9(1611 . 1•13Ch Agency, The Adams IS:press Onareny hare made each arrangement ertfh the Itallroad u to enablelhem to pot a nasty Ii on the Ana comodatlon Traits who till tete charge of all propy d b0d.... property entrust. lo him. Tbe Messe nge r : ll here an Inn fere In the Itaggue the and be ter security ornately. Jesetry and other ralaobl lie trilliums line ktrlichtoa by the !laming Tram. remain In Plttalurgh and ny City donng the day to &tuna to o r b lui li mni ng Ton.., be entrusted to bias and retu the limning eltb Ms Goads and Ootualsalose executed. It till he Ws duty to rued... tde op thy en Perceleralletes. orders. money. An which tma daunt .. . 4 to Rom party mon alter the arrival of the trate at the Allegheny City Duct. /le .111 also metre written crustal Msessir obtain e Information, no h d r t e ty o — ra o om ' , w m h u ote—ra an te eu n go ll ogdus, m return them—make purchases. largo. or mall. from • pa• per of pine to a moan evgine All amela, An, will le Ingrid Goan ohe Oro 'a namadee detente.r with d u fa etre t charge bu e Ju ne n ndd e n b . the direction on peckagesseeperlelly farpritate bonus. sherd be explicit.: At Way nat.. ...II matter .111 he left etch th e /nation Agent of the Itellrced &amen y, when tie/proper party Is not at the nation on the •ITIVILI of the 7mlo, to mune qauf " citlirges tarning Pecnigea. in. end Mr services rendered by the Mrseenger. Inteudel to te within nom tumble amps. When the nature of the bualasse Is each ae to t he M 0• . nodal atconandia .1 11 1. mud. As the Messenger le required to settle hl. bllla .4 bum inuedatfil nith the Worneur. as to par Itsflult, the pat. ranee( the Hoe will plum DOS ask him to watt fill next trip for Ma pay, u hs has no Mauna° In the matter. HENRY P.. ten been anointed Meesfrour, and 001 comm.. tels Matteson Ilud ay. Den Zs, MIMS £$D .072. I Array Pillthe.wyS-84 Vow.=graph VI Stmt. Gity—TelsM*. Haysville-4.lart, IL7. Sewickley Slatim-11r. Ble Lvohlla litrkt.q +—Mr. Wbite. J r. :tioe Artg don—Mr. Hoop. Onna Asa= PS= Co., Pittsbureh. Z !,3), 1845.1 Commercial Hotel, Corner of Gland and New Levee, New °Tirana. K. STEEL could most rospoo h aa a ly Inform the trailing nubile that Si Ken Lbe above named' Hotel. The Hotel bee recently node:now • thorough Spelt and reporatket, and has been Ethel sip_ 11th nee and el. Rent furniture. carpeting, &e. T h e monster Inn pay every ore and stank. to the enntret utd wants of the Warden The table will be mottled with the beet thattbe Market. afford. • This Role l being eltuntal la the Immediate vicinity of the bullet= part of the chi. se wen as being convenient to lb. brarazooot Landing , the proprietor no-pa that by etfiCt attention to the vette of bicoitrone to receive that liberal patronage that ha ever been bestowed upon able home. Prioe of Board per Day, $l,OO. The Bar will he stocked with WM. and I Moore Maui. ar tan. other hone. to to. city. A good Lun Dom 10 to 12 A. at. Alsooblicang and accommodating attendants. *Mira • 0. 101114.111. aunt. J. ➢l. MoFADIN & CO., Opts Triplett, Pl'Vadln it M., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, J. '25 LET= iS 50 GOY IIAttGLtL sr, St. Louie, Mo., I,..driv 14.1.4 Ramp, Proylaktas. 110mo/rata lc. mollatawl and promptly exPeotott. SIM TO M. T. Q. !Irvin & Co.. Millpond Mr. Al”.. Gor.ton .fol4:17,1 L E & CO.-TRANSPORTATION INN-111ring toed. eltio..fro neretlans this winter. weal. now pr. to de • heavy heel/lees by PENNA-CIAN end RAI WOAD, sawed to and Amen tberast.rn Otte.. We can mare our Meade and all those di/meted to pet. roulte the Penna. Canal and Itailrowl that no Plii[lll Will be Op ved to render avneral satlellotlon to Shipping! of Eutaw and Western //Welt. The avoklanoe of the Itt. <lined Plante on the Allegheny Portage ltalhosd will give Increased deepotch to the trtnemleelon of frefght. Oglea on PZON Mont, at the Canal Be4n, • inhltelrO LLOYD L'ettlON. •T. S TE AM B OAT nr. STLIP AND FIXTURES, N 0.167 South Streot,•Now York. DOWER CAPSTANS, Common Iron wad Won 4 Capstans, Reed's. Robinson'. and Drowell's S ateektiox Aymara". Windlaosa. Chalet Raiment. Mulder La os and Brasier Bletalllo Leading Tema. awl 111.11-kg Mg. Pam. and /Int Cannon Howe lipes skid Conpllogn &Op Outings te mplate ; Boss and Iron Contains, Ulna, ittistaa, Pistols and Cadasses, Brunel, Mutable Lira boar, Torksbut-Y sPatosit:Platino 'Llfelesnarslng Pa.* Lb Frowning Slattzatutes and Spring des Sletallas, Cork andlnilaltubbor Llat Prriars.r., all carnapondlag to the late toatoboa; Laws. at Tory low 11,1 ::"Itt a rtgUk.%=.1ful."1 , stglf.:Pr i T twos. motet/Iron Co-rartactratip. . RAVE tide day associated with isa as ettnelPartoets to lb. .reinting. 0 CtinlOn. and Gilligan min. Mamma suid Hoot s V. Miller. The Mi. DM be continued at the old sistod. lab Third st" int• der the Mm. and Idyls WORN THOMPSON & 00. I ..thm / would Ulm Etat OpPortunity of nturning thyvincare thanks to my old customers Ix the very liband support I bon harltofore recelvad trm them, and 1,0010 imolai:Ca ly solicit eandinnenseo I theispotranage. Alta etc:lm :1 3 7 that ny l igt= allrt i r:e l ne! say East Stunner. so I Batter sonar ttua =7 mit MI - ability LI 011itU InmerallT Mom and tdabll •PPcoointect by the lii. habitants offittsburch awl vhdulty. tdossh 7th. lane —shileand Joan swampyma ThBIED APPLES-200 bus tar sal° by ins area: a MUM& PITTSBURGH GAZETTE THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1856. AdVaZ'CII. lia rpolitS•rilter.Carter PV.I unlplloo be taken the Daily oriVooklyGnatts, unlcs payment le made In advance. Whenorwr the tim e le nyi Irtorth the entecrlptlon Us.la. the MP": •il/ 11 nTertr.blr etnPlool • nate. the euberrlptlon Is re 0..w0d lry /Wean, ; - synacnt. All tranrient advorldrdnd, d....orlptlon, rill be rotnlred to he pall in ad TAO+, The only ere/1141one will In. Who,' eMcial month ly ca. yearly contracts are mule. nerd:S.le yrnialttahursh Weekly tirtzetto.—na circulation am. Lstativ Curdle offers to our bualoua, ma* • meat dotirable medium of makinn their tuninami knows( Crurcirculaticat to btwatinfo. and five thousand, resaata almostehry m,nrhan t, manufacturer and elm it/enar In liectorn Peurotylvauls.l.l•l Eastern Ohio. RVEUT THING GIVES.-ouv... The can glvea ever; so the earth What it oan give, so muoh 'tia worth The ocean gives In many ways— Gives paths, given finites, rivets, hip; So too, the air, It javpitta breath; When it stops giving , estop in Death. Give, give, be always giving; Who gives not le not living. , The more you give The more you live. God's lore hath In no wealth upheaped Only by giving is it reaped ; The body withers, and the mind. If pont in by a selfish rind; Give strength, give thought, give deed; give pelf, Give love, give tears, and give thyself Give, give, be always giving, Who gives not is not living. The more wo give The more we live. Prom tha fqnatter So,relm Uri, Z. From Kansas 1101ITILITICS AGAIN COMINNOXL, IN KANSAS Kansas is once more in commotion—the trai tors of Lawrence have again set the laws of the Territory at deQance, and this time have added murder to their crimes. Sheriff Jones. of Doug las county, than whom a braver man never lived, has been murdered while in the perform ance of his official duties—shot down by the thieving paupers of the North, who are shipped to K 411 9 ,141 to infringe upon the rights of South ern settlers--murder them when opportunity offers—steal their property, and, lf possible, to raise a storm that will cease only with the Union itself. The excitement in this city, during the past week, has been very great Rumors of rations kinds have reached no, and although wo be. Broad a difficulty had occurred, we were not prepared to hear of such lamentable news--the death of the patriot Jones. MB DEATH MUST BE AVENGED! flue IMEDIII. ensts. DC avaa oan, if the tiaorlace of every Abolitionist in the Territory. If the pro-slavery party will quiet ly sit still and see our friends one by one, mur dered by these assassins, without raising their arms to protect them, we much mistake their character. Will they again allop a Northern Governor to cheat them out of their just re- Congo! We answer emphatically, NO! If the Governor of this Territory and the Administra- . . tion at - Washington, any Unger attempts to force ns to asstune the position of outlaws, be fore we can have justice done ne, the sooner such a contingency arises the better. We are now in favor of levelling Lawrence, and chasti sing the traitors there congregated, should it result in the total destruction of the Union. If we are to hive war, let it come now ! While the memory of our murdered friends, Clark and Jones, are fresh In our memories, we can coolly and determinedly enter Into the contest, let it result at it may. We do cot approve of the course of the Governor, in calling on the United States troops to enforce the laws of the. Ter ritory. It looks to as as a virtual admission that the law end order party of KllOl3lO, are not able within themselves to enforce the lawn. Our young friends from South Carolina, who have settled in this city; wishing to Do ins sit uation when called upon, to render the beet ser vice possible to the officers of the law who might need their assistance in puniahing abolitionists and other offenders, have wisely formed them selves into ■ ItifleCompany, and elected as their Captain, a graduate of the South Caroline Mili tary Academy. A finer body of men, we have never actin together, and if they do not perm° efficient soldier., we are ng judge of the ability of men. Should this Company ever be culled out against the traitors at Lawrence, terrible, indeed, will be the effect. As the Palmetth Re giment in Mexico, were to the Mexican., 1,10 in Kansas will the Palmetto Guards be to the Yan kees—a terror to our 'enemies, the pride of our friends. Prom the Kw:man Free Mato. April I,lth. ILINOTIIIR INVASION The attempt to assassinate Jones on Wednes. day nightlast, has oronsed Missouri to the high cat state of excitement. Though the deed wall perpetrated atten o'clock at night, it was known in most of the border settlements early on the following day. As is natural, the report was greatly colored and highly exaggerated. The unfortunate affair appeared to have been antici pated on the borders. Ellll before any attempt had been made to execute any of tire writs, the citizens of Westport ware aware that there was trouble brewing in Lawrence, and appeared to be prepared for it. The first attempt to make an arrest was on Saturday, about 5 o'clock, P. NI., yet on the morning of the same day the mil itary were drilled In Westport, (it being, we pro etime, their regular muster day,) and all seemed conscious of what was to take place In Lawrence —pretty strong evidence that the whole thing was preconcerted. Dr. Stringfellow, the editor of the Squatter Both-sign. the Captain of the Hiokspoo Ranger—the company that murdered Brown, and a number of others who have been prominent actors in the Kansas drama, were in Lawrence while the arrests were making. Immediately upon receiving the news,' - the Bor der Time. ieeoed an extra, of a character highly incendiary, urging another invasion, for the pur pose of avenging the shooting of JODOS, indis criminately upon the citizens of Lawrence. A number of those who have beon in town for eeveral days have gone toWeetport, as we learn. What their purpose is can` only be surmised from some concentration which passed between them before starting. They swear that Lawrence ADM be razed to - the ground, and every "Aboli tionist" hang. rill COMXFII2B OF INVCITIOATION This committee have been in session at this place, during the last week. The previous week they spent at Lecomplon examining and trans cribing the Public Records as a baste of Investi gation. They ere now engaged In taking evi dence In this district, concerning the election en the 30th of March. They neoessarily proceed very slowly, as the testimony has to bo written out in tall, and givao with thu greatest minute. nese and accuracy possible. The testimony and the records will all bo submitted to Congress. BLOODY A/MAT-TWO ISM TILLED. It is credibly reported that a fatal affray took place last week, on Crooked creek one of the tributaries of the Stranger• The circumstances as related to no aro these: Two men living in Slissoun had marked out olalms about a year ago, hut had not made sufficient improvement upon them. Two other young men finding the claims unoccopiod loca ted upon them a few weeks ago and commenced improvements. The fires claimant In company with four others came and attempted to dives eess them by force. They offered reelstaoce, and In the array the two claimants from Mis souri were Shot. The names of any of the par ties, or any further partioalars, we have boa unable to learn. When will the bloody catalogue le full? An Ammuctax PRINCIPLE ilacoatuzzo.—Oae of the Conventions held by the Pettoe Conference in Europe, has attached to the treaty the princi ples that neutral liege cover en enemy's goods, that neutral goods are not liable to capture tinder an enemy's flag, and that blockadea to be bind• log most be maintained by a force Efficient to prevent stooge to the anent of eta enemy. These prinoiplea were fast smarted by the Untied States, as necesaary to the freedom of commerce and the right of navigation. After many years: of opposition, they are at last adopted all an in ternational law by the leading powers of E'orope. The United States, without beingengaged in the war, has therefore won a victory for commerce, which will redound as much to the advantage of the world, as it does M the American character for never easerting any ptinelple as an Interna tional rule, which Is not recommended by jostles cad the eonnd polley of nationia acconntio to the most reliable estimates that portion of the West comprislog Itttaole, tows and %Monate and the Territories of Minnesota and Kansas, is readying from the East, over , the northern.roads, about two thousand 81331. graute a day, And if to this be added the wee nie from Indians sad Ohio; sod by the Ohio and Mississippi neer, from Virgil:l4c Poonsylvs ebb, Kentucky and T 0111106600, we shall hare total of about 4,000 se the per diem increase of the population of the west by Immigration. Fon Lnmars.—A fine ship of 878 tons has been chartered et Doeton by the Anterican Col onization Society: to bike oat emigrants 44:1 Li beria. On the 16th rope. she tern - sail: fiwelia irannsh, and after taking on board tbammigraits will mil from that part on:the first' of Janitor Monrovia. ONE OP TUE WATS IN MITCH OVA MONET 19 &arr.—Gen. Wool In a letter jetzt published re veals a most atrocious plan of operations adopt ed in Oregon for tho extermination of friendly Indians, mod for obtaining large amounts of money from the Federal Treasury, under the false pretence of " expenses for defence against the savages." The Indian troubles in Oregon, as is well, . known, were confined to the Yakima find' other ' tribes on the Southern frontier. Finding these easily quieted, the Oregonians determined non a measure of a peaceful andiftiend4 trifin (the - Walia-Wallas) living 200 miles off, and nOO in Oregon at all, but in Washington Territory, Who had never lifted a hand against the white men Or their property I This infernal project yras carried out in order to fill the pockets of its per petrators, with money fret the National Tres. eery. .We will let Gen. Wool tell the story in his 'own worth: . . ' G ov 'Curry had brought two regiments of mounted men in the field at an enormous ex pense. Nothing had yet been accomplished by them. Something bad to boviOne. A tight with the Indians, no matter whether friends or ene mies, was indespensable to excite the sympathy of the nation, and especially of Congress, or the prppriety of paying contributions, so profusely levied on the people of Oregon, might be Ties tioned. Accordingly, Col. Nesmith we. ordered with four companies, bad been previously or. dared. th C e urr vv y ai w ia i . t w h ca h l i m s e vr o li m e m re an id d aj t o o r Chinn, dered. "Lieut. Col. Kelly, on joining Major Chinn, moved against Fort Walla-Walla, but found no Indians there. He then dmoved up the river Touche!, where he was met bvpie chief Pinpin-mox.mox, with a 84g of tract. Ho said he "was for peace; that he did not wish to fight, that Ms people did not wish to fight, and that if any of his young men had done wrong be was prepared to make restitution." If be could not return the goods wrongfully taken, be would pay for them, being abundantly able to do cc. "When the volunteers said they were in want of provisions, he offered them cattle. He was rich in money and cattle. .The volunteers re plied he had better go back and fight. He re fused, and with his companions, roar (Lieut. Kelly saye six) in number, was taken prisoner, and emit guarded to the volunteer camp. The volunteers then commenced the attack upon hie people, which was continued for four days, when the Walla-Wallas, having secured their women and children, crossed Snake river. The second or third day of the engagement the volunteers barbarously killed Pinpin-mox.moz and his CM pantozu3. They todk from the chief's head some twenty scalps, cut off his ears and hands, and sent them as trophies to their friends in Ore gon." Unable to follow the flying Indians, these "volunteers" then turned upon the Cayuses, another friendly tribe, and plundered them of their bones and cattle. They then returned home with their booty and bloody trophies. On another occasion twenty-fire friendly In eighteen of whom were women and ohil den, all going to the Military Reservation at Fort Line, for promotion, were barbarously murdered In coil blood, by the "volunteers." Again on the :ad and 24th of December these "volunteers" matiscred forty friendly Indians, who were unarmed and made no resistance.— Gen. Wool adds "I have no doubt hat for the indiscriminate warfare carried on aininat them, and the massa cre of several parties of friendly Indians by the troops of Gov. Carry, the war would have long since been brought to a close is Oregon. "Such have been the result of one of the most on •lee, unnecescary and extravagant expedi tions ever fitted out in the United States, and for no other reason than to plunder the treasu ry of the United States and to make political capital - for somebody. It could not have been projected for the defence of the Inhabitants of Oregon, nor for the protection of Oregonians in .Washingtou Territory, for noon resided there. •What, then, scald have been the object? Nothing hut it crusade against the Indians, and a long war to enrich the country. If such was not the object, Gov Corry, instead of sending his troops against the Indians in Waiihington Territory, and beyond his jurisdiction, would have sent all of them to Southern Oregon, where the war raged, and nowhere else in his Territory. The Ore gonians say that the war 'is a god-send to the country.' " Co—ALIIIESI,A San Francisco correspondent under a recent date gives quite a gloomy picture of things In the land of gold. The _population of San Francisco, es a mete, have lost much of that energy and enterprising spirit that charac terise•i the surly growth of the country. Signs of Improvement are no longer visible, and. all things are said to bear a guide of gloom as If some great calamity had befallen the people.— Crowds still throng the streets as formerly, but with no other purpose than to be on the look out for something to "tarn up," or to kill time by promenading and eight cooing. The thousands who Hoek with high hopes to the mince, many of them having formerly' relinquished a comfort able borne and support In the East, in a short time return to the city disappointed and diegust ed, to eke out a miserable existence as eery:oats and common laborer'. The moral effect of the losses and suffering inourred soon follows. ° The honest and respectable mechanic, farmer or mer chant, lured away from home by visions of a rapidly acquired fortune, becomes eventually a vagabond, or yielding to a temptation which In better circumstances would have found him In vulnerable something, worse. A wonderful and striking evidence of the re trograde movement which affairs have assumed in San Francisco is furnished by the fact as amid that many of the streets over the water which are simply wharves on piles, are eo broken up and so full of holes, that they cannot be traversed at night without imminent risk of life. •' Indeed," continues a writer, "a week does not pass that lives are notion by strangers plunging through theeo opening° into the water, and comparatively few come ,up alive from the dark waters below. The cost of burial to the city of theeo victims of its neglect, has soundly been more the year pest than would repair these places and remove these dangerous man-traps." Speculation we are informed is still wrecking the fortunes of many, comparatively few of the merchants of 1853 have survived the reverses of the succeeding period. Three or four per cent per month interest is now generally ruin ous to the borrower if not to both parties.— Immense amounts of money it is said have been lent on mortgages of real estate, which has no greatly depreciated in value, that unless by re action one hell can never be realized. . , 'Tun TIMES ON 11111 TREVIT.—The London_ Times, in a long leader on the Treaty, alludes to the discordant opinions In the Conference twirl:lug the Italian question, closing as fol lows: " It is not Impossible to see in those discordant opinions the germs of future conflict. We do not, indeed, look for an Immediate renewal of the war; but from thin moment the struggle be tween liberty and despotism, in press end Par• Bement, wherever a free preen and Parliament exist, recommences with renewed eagerness and inveteracy. "The preen is identified with the cease of liberty and bide defiance to the banded despots of Europe. In Belgium it may for a time be ailenoe, but in England it is unassailable. The French Gloveroment mny. declare war against It; but the French people are for it. "As regard's the Englieh, plenipotentiaries, we unbeeltatingly declare that they have well and manfully done their duty, We call upon Sweden and' Norway, Denmark, Holland, Del glum and Switterbutd, ,to rally round the ban ner that has been, lifted by England and Sar dinia. We cast oar eyes across the wide Atlantic, and Invoke oar kinsmen there, disregarding the potty differenoel which hare arisen between them and England, to serode to the deolaration re specting maritime law, and thus entitle therneet yea to Ito represented In some future Congress, in which wider issumi may be raised for the benefit and liberation, of mankind." Tun LI/II AHD ILTPLONATION6 Or JOHN' C. FAE• monr.—Col. Fremont, ono of tho most adrentn =ma spirits that has appeared in our time, oome .months ago placed in tho hands or an eminent writer his papers co - omitting Lis oworemarkable personal narrative. His romantic history is to bo illustrated from emcees taken. In daguerreo type by mmserr.while on his great. expeditions. The work has bean prepared under Fremont's own e ye (an ay. by the way . not ~to be, forgotten by those who. have riser seen it,) and will be published next, month by Ticknor & Fields._ -Boston Transcript, MOOING THINI63IIIN GILNIONI—ANOT INTO TIII3i. I:Thoes men belonging to the cemmend of Col. 'Seal flohleselager, who werolaken by the Costa aka= and executed by; thew, were made to per form an untralmlnie =service just before their exit. - Haste% bees: condemned to death., and their fate annannieWtho victims were compell ed to dig their own graves, and when done, made to kneel upoW=the margin of the • trench dog, when they wore shot -dead—felling readily into the pit their own hand:lio dug. - Pr.soUss—% Wesel:, if etatedin our e.zehanges, that scoooste from all parte of New Jersey Agree In lasting theprospeete of a large yield ue peach; 'es tole very fine. Wo hoPeit le true. Tam Wooster Repugre:an Emyes--;"Whest never Inaba hatter in• Wayne County, at atill Mini of the year, than it dbee stoW." GREAT RIOT LI GOTEHOTOS.—Yesterday being the Monday in Whitsunday week, was observed by the ,Gerasons. of this•oity as. a gala•day.— Among otber, - Bor,deties who...paraded. thavTarn -1 era were particularly noticeable for theirffine 1 uniform and good music. Theymarched to Coy ; ington, and were received upon the river bank by their brethren of Covington and Newport. . .. 'Eeoorted by them they went to the Turner's Hall, and there - were hospitably entertained.— Late in the afternoon Share were rumors of a se rious trouble between the Turnera and the towns people. We have endeavored to ascertain the particulars ofthe difficalty, , but io 'great :is the excitement we cannot vouch for the correctness of the statement we give. But as nearly as we , pad find, the facts aro as follows : During the parade of the Turners in Covtng• ton, they were attacked by come boys, who ma liconely assaulted them with stones, - Bc. As the boys- wobld not stop the Turners gave them a severe claudisement. The boys went away and soon returned with other friends, who re newed the assault. A general melee ensued in which several shots were interchanged, but no one injured. After some time the Marshal of the city Mr. Batts, and his pone, came to arrest the Germans. This attempt was resisted, and in the struggle the Marshal was shot through the shnulder, while one of his Deputies, Mr. Harvey, received a blow upon the bead from ono of the ' , horns " which the Turners carry. This blow was very severe, and will brobably or indeed, it has not already) remit In his death. Some three or four of the Germans were ar , rested, and the reel marched over the suspension bridge to Newport, where they entered the Tur ners' Deli The Sheriff then blockaded the house, and a crowd of 'two or thee hundred gathered in front of it. Muth earnest telkingand gesticulating was used, but no violence was at tempted by either party.. The Sheriff refaced to allow any to miter the Hall, or to leave it, al though COMO managed to come from It, and cros sed upon the ferry boats. At 10 P. M. the Turners were still in the Hall, determined not to leave it, and.prepared if neerasary to defend themselves. The crowd out side was dwindling away, and it was not at all Improbable that by 1 or 4 o'clock this morning the Turner's might find the coast clear and ven ture out. Marshal Butte, who was shot, is well known in this city from his unfortunate connec tion with the Fugitive Slave Case. His wound is dangerous, although his Surgeon thinks he can rave his arm and his life. Mr. Harvey is a very quiet gentlemanly man, much respected by his fellow policeman: His wound is very dangerous, and our informant sta ted at 10;1 . P. 111., last evening, that it had pro bably proved fatal.—Cin. Garde. The Greatest Atedical Discovery OF THE AGE. ICE n hae . ndi,Lcov tt.alart. every Lleyi ItsmaorjrootAt sown onintisila common tteityee_ too hae true It In over eleven hundredorsees. and never eacept In two awes (both thunder binnOr.) He Ina now Intim onweerion btmdfed etytiflosree Of its val., all within twenty [allelic!' Boston. Two !antita are warranted Wean a naming:am month. tine to there bottlaa wW eine the tram kind °fhb:utiles of the fann. Two to thine bottles will wow the ayatem of tulle. Two battles lira warranted to care the worst canker in the mouth and atemaeti, There to five botties ere warranted to eus, the worst cue of erystipehot Ore to two lantles are warranted to rare all humor of the eyes, Two Magee ere ...Yeti to cure runs[ of toe Int end blotches ernong the hen. Your to eut tendes are warranted to min corrupt and running u cern, One bottle will ore only of the Meth Two to throe bottles arer to cure the monde, perste en.. of rheureatlem. dfriontor T•o to three kat. are warranted to roe, the wont m. It Three to four bottles are warranted tomes oat rheum. Pin to eight bottles nil cure the wont ease of acrofule. A f eet Is Yways etpennossi ban the Mat bottle. and • pee cure Ls warranted when the above quantity I. nkets. r),o* tang looks so Improbable to those who here In Tube trled t ell the Minh' medicines of the der... that • enamowtoci 'n' orrowlng toe mu:waken...us old stone r ld eon every humor In Menne= yet it is n • 11.4 fact. If youths , . a humor It b. to start. Tho o re an on Ifs tor anee butn• or bee about malting eome canes !Coon nye I peddled over, thousand holies of It le hlty &Yoh I know in effects In evesy ell.. It has eine.. dons spas of the merest eons over done in khenchthetta. I gore it to children • year ohs, to old PvsPle °Meal] , I hero can paw, puny, wormy koting child...ls. Incee deco weenab and lobby, restored to a perfect nat. ofbealth by one bottle. WTo thon who an subject to • rick Inedache.one bottle atheneum It. It Mon great cellar to catarrh and dlmlnna. flume who have into motive fur yeast, have ta• ken and then renamed by It. Where the teen lo mend lt wor quite esser, but where th ose la any aerathement Lof the Iscortioaeol natant, It will cause ver7slthuhr og., but but yen moat not be alarmed—they always dleap. prir to frths tour don to a weak- Those la newer a lad reed/ 'tern ft. On the contrary, when that Nesting Is over yoe will feel Yeurvelf like • Se. Perlloll. I beard hese of the Mors ...akaat otommlume of It that man ever teed to. No change of dirt lo ever neceseary--est the be. yea can net hive Ithesiss an bah, 'which, whets elmmered In eweetoll, dLseolen Scrofelons wealth YD. oath end under the rust Pelee 60 cants. Enos of the Medical [Donny $1 per bottle. Mum.= row I:ll9l—Adult, one tab!espooranl per day. Children Over eight yen.. dessert epooolua children from flew co eight yeah tea spoonful. AS no direction lan be made septic:ado to all cocatlintions, take enough Worth en. the bowel, telee a day. It,. KifYIN PDT gives persosial et:cadence In bed roue' of acrotets., • Bold, tYlan:eftle and Beta. et Pr. REYBRIDB,I4O Wood street, comer of Viraln alley, end .1. P. sheer. matt=thyd.th Pittsburgh Dollar Savings Institution No. 68 Fourth Savings VOX? 1500 a to Till =Mm= LSE. S now open daily from 9 to 2 o'clock also, Weaneolar ant sotoroor imustags. traci 0 t. DWlmelts Toothed of ell nano not less than en. Dollar. and • dividend er the pronto declared twin, • nu, In June and December. 1 nomad nee declared et the rate o al: per aeon per W.I. on the foil Iteeetoranll46. /twee conteltda Ml g the Charter, tly-Lttere. had. and B 4 g• olatiotte fonalged .,.. mtneArtliketlon et the anon o .„„n. IL°-Iwai 11;KIT- -• P. J hasten. Jahn IL Shomberger. Charles tionp. N. Ura.unn Jenne W. 71.slimen. Theeheld U=6, Alexander Bradley. Ilene IL Penneck, Willi.% Phillips, WlLlea .7. Anders= einkuCen John O. lieetean. James tlerdasens U.III Burnam. . Jahn AL lilrl:patelek.. Albert C - .lll.rtenn. bins D. ItYkyrd. Itebest ()hooter, Robert Marren, J. (Sardines WM& WsUar P. Jallusbarl. Mourn A. Curler. A. U. Pollock, John N. Cowers, Unsay L. Bansmall. Charles A. Colton , Haber% Rabb. IC U. P.Arlanten. Ueenre It lilddls. I C Pelts. James Ittonsda, User, F. Gilmore. lasnee.l. aeon. ilscase b li. Vilifier. IL IlArint, AlersadcrTbstlls. 1r Beartary end Prensurer—CUAßL2.3 A. COLTON 1110. d Houses, Lots and Lands far Sale and Rent rrilE subscriber offers the following deni m_ rable rime of property for !ode and Rent. six 1. 6 saes of ground within • hr rode cf city ad. Joining property of Abs. )1111ar. Esq.. 'Maim on Penn. ylruda Avenue and Braddock's Ileid Pines iica.t. nai, • property will be add whoLe orth ticre lot. cc is building lots may best salt the views of reurtiserts. Is 1. • rut of the sell Y. amen `Tastiti propertr.. of 12 sexes of land In Peebles Townsbip,adjeltilng lands -. Pattornon. Wthelikidia and }lour. neon. Penna. It. it take. • email 000000 of it. Toe Hest nation from the city I. Pertir nu this reetertr. bringing It 'within • ten minutes of the centre of the city.. Tbs seri desirable ihmalon House anCpremires theflao of the late Wm. TWA In th. Zorough of Lawrenceville. 6.2 Bnildinglota on the nest tide of Hand street our tbirAlles.bent &hide. b. R Three sterreixelllng homes. at the carom Of Web • stet and Xlm streets:oth Ward--thane Amuse have just undergone • thorough ratntr. painting, weeds& An— noy rid be Rohl low. a large put of the rgiferatutdning on Interest. They .111 be ratted very Law to toad tomtit.. 6. 1 Lot. of around adthintna the abort, names far tole 0g 7M t rr at i f arann ' a In the 7th Ward tar raison perrmt• gal lean. • dasaml nabs, touts a ablate Jasmiptjact of the . . l if=r,al n at s r, — ;lrebr dtlf7g_ ofd=b; Th. Titles aro I ruibrpoltab!o„ Prlosimodotitoo oldtoroio reel• Enquire of It. WRAY...City Too Holloo," .p2.591r0l 112 Ocithfloill n O. BAELZ, Physician and Surgeon, AY No. as nand 'Street. PAW:Kush- EXM.I.CIS Dkatica Dnialr. Waterman Palster,_W. son. V. ll . Thazawri 13a. R. D. T Mangan, Wre.B. lialttieli.. IL Boyish. B. IL lierr. T. MARI], Jos. lild.bn an David /tont. icon (I. Guth . Wien Patiet„Jabla 8: thumps, Jaltut Wie., W. W Patrick. IL o.otitaaki Grigg. - ta23:61m1 CZARDEN-LAND ant Ferry Pro= le—.{7e Odor for onto 'az old and s.ll' "n 7" the Atht gb.tY rrrok. (Manna as lhatton'a wry) with 10 acres or land: which, from Ito !MUM/. wo uld maim an emotion' Market madam It le altnate al the mouth figt O wToZl . o b :sliTg h a =lrv= o =,' will Do ooki low and on nay pament. Alan. aorm of land adjoining II and t. lon the eity nom the Mintworillo TtiraMkta rm.". and a azwatreara of water airm a n. It. would snit for •spay boiler. bowler. elle illanevUOTT. Me- apply r a. 77 ZLACZLY aRICntY. SSIRABLE COL!NTRY RESIDENCE POlt BALE— att Your Acre, blear bajacreeA !lamina time and eL Ths Rem (*or Inteee well melt, cone end comic:ruble. containley 12 well .2 bertfla • rum y hao the/neon eenneoted with •• well of excellent water; a Cistern et the door of LW barrels capecity; eh be heeler Ob.r.th"..te, The tweeds t.r. highly e. bw e ecd end under good , =Mitten. The Fruit et et the , choiceet varieties. and abundant. The lawn Thee are et 10 tee growth and bag varieties. Vim, Brubbety. awith •turntio. ana hood teete. Thom ie collect CUM under the elms. um vein bon leeteliellh tat dweltheir. .4 the mouth orjdkopli within 100 34.4 of 11. cetera The locetion Le rutty equaled tor herlailaiir, good welety,beantifut and - mended view urea rim% the tont.ehg:iirlieyandbtlee es covt a te unman to t 11 . 1 diYoritrlnt trout the call. r Although comp! ally In the lunl nee from the city etnewPhent y ' et Is Is with- In a annenieut ~ f aience ferwalkttur °orlon*. • /Me .• Oman... rune hetet, within , * short dieter., of the hoot. TM' property offers to the city nterchar= cr viefeealeoal en and anal:, a .filet and retreat. Aba Ya non-earl b. gami at anytime. Pm further, per. Lionizes. price. terms de /dirket Meet. - • " W ANTED IMMEDIATELY "—A A good _. Orb lot. bonds. a girls tar gametal emus work In Ms two calor, 6 frier to go to the country. 4 good cooks Int notels.2 for pinta lantltis• mambos maids, norm*. totwod basks sala abo catrotr7. 4 fuming hands. nltuotlon• vast.: lot *coat kekston engine.. • clerk, • pnpng nun 10 1110 M to .nt4 u akta clan &aka; • earrlss• drltonitpckna:• n 7, ns las toarcantll• Gotham. • CMS alto • .fiunlly I , lllCla %SP catty • tanner. • nor to 4o errant% * strdaser, kLynka4s mss•tp learn atom maws- , Dill at BASULS,IO.I4IIseoCa .. Okla, ntyB . 410 Liberty R e st • Loather and Flax-UAW • F...1..THE1t BELTS,copal., nvited; also, I Flax Besting far thrratore, *aim* sari end, e. der at 3 19 Faldbureh• rtibrrideri - • W. • W. WALT„. _ . 411AL 501t. 11 :41., 1 :2 ill % " 61 a I+ll ga.LENIIKEIrenr. Oen ism 01. 1-4A 0 1)0U 11 eon irikrrn. , ‘ "PM& do. 8Ideo; itocicub& +y,. meta Immo de and Ole, rale tor . " "" 14 g n 2 14.1 ft.re T LITILS CO 21 FL op Eutaw anrin auxre and j: onside kr 108arrn TO Wats
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