BUSIIESS DIRECTORY.
PETTWQIE2: . * ADVEG AGENCY
taal 111..7.1treer.. A c ata n .
P. it ioo..szsdigaatnforthameitlnflaantlalandlargest.
, r=iyan ...rdapapersbeitila the Untted•Eltatar
ttd th• •
sidnows far 1888.
L.
nix 4t , .atui 11 Park Place,
NSW YOU. larlt• Its artaratbar of twits from - all
. toga lacianaPy_lirrta it
111XNOIL,. SWIM. IitNuLISH JUIHRICAM MAW
OW; .611TIVIOLat. PLOWEBt. TalatU39.l_,.aa,
o
orrallat a rbala• areartturat PLITALux POantal3;
ma dant striae,
(VIM 0 orruaal awartrassit at STRAW - 110NNYTS it:ra
llaTa. or th e arwast dallgua , allot .111 h will be etremee
et Me bore Elam. MS./ELT t 11114
matilliknat 9 - a 11 Part Pima. N. , York. .
• .1 Th e 11 fah 2iatO COD:Wally .
14 .150481T184
Warehouse for the*United States,
' ' JOIIN R. PLATT,
WUNRE.7Ollumis neut. Nov Tort
orc
be mind a
Pbtlohad r tti
f ref
!bag. to. 81 8 4 41. do, ANN Bough Glue from
.N to AN Inelisa thick.
-A- N. 1 1 .—Weetornoeuktwoore ore rearred to the lit,._Stt it o .
o Noose er °Mose tkinceeok wtuti ,
Ptato Wass Gottiosar.
AIiDRW us.
COMMISSIOEN MER CH ANTS,
Cotton and Woolen Machinery.
• ttem Engin/rand/kik.% /fachinkle Thole, /kiting.
importgro .n 4 Desk. m Bfaucketurcre Art/a%
• NO. 67 Pine St., Heiv York.
'N. IL—Agents toe the -
.11 , 00DItUlf7 A naAca IRON WOILKV
&earn Dv/fru" and Boilers,
tirgharive • Amer In: Dim Yak to
Lo Weld. MACLUrtitrittr , r Tools
att,.l yr
Hough's - Patent Mastic Skirts.
ATES &, FBANOBJ No. 1 Barclay street,
ANTOI—NOne goariltie ame May ba;ir the
:amp of tbeipstent. tuanntactongs and indium la.
nn. -m.' Li!b. mosiimilad amanitas to =bal."
W. JACKSON & SON.
ORATE AND FENDER MAKER,
4491 d POM= 4 . 030 .CIROADT9II; NS* IVIZE.
JOly
FAIRSAIIK'S PLATFORM SCALE&
r 'EßVlindersigned having been appointed
,ozo.Koo,ukzitiir., l wonbr.Hd
RBA KB %
aarpiatranclavita attantloa of ttio Nadas°. toauanaltr
to suottlarity of those &alas mar all ottlars
I V* Snit/ Ewe belt slatlitotedit thaeantWEST
r ad 41g i d, az& agry blanche( bi=x=out
be Wore, Sad their =Warm accurao aad gzeet durabllb
YTAlDirr iarai t ib e ir e git i 2.l4.l b eff/Ifl
a.PPZ.4.4 • •
We are to Ell - orders for Manta; Partabla.
Dormant. MIR, thy. Coal, Railroad and Oaaal
icalaa aseaargctlie , r iL yAMi., - Hyatt-EY
" Oommsrelat for
PITTSBURG!! COACH FACTORY.
1123Jir
• BIGELOW & CO.,
(Boa:mons to X. IL Bigelow.
- Da r b.9 4 2lZiEr.
- wear Wood it,
Pittsburgh, ',Penna.
acoAcuss, cAnitTAGr a s, paziffoNs,
Baud., sad ems deocripthm of rowirr
lt ;corder. out figished Ina manger rseiwied for
:T i e d u=kelgot=of at fworgoorrhlP
Await 4-
ax. WOLITCIIIOIII,
Afft. IleanblEßON •
WHOLESALE GROOEMF3.
Produce and Comeau Merchants,
.ANDLagii9 LA (.
Pittibiiygh Manufacturectlatiotea,
No. 219 Liberty strut, comer Of /no*
ors PIIRSBUKCIII . PA.,
- ONES & COO
W 110 L / ESALE G LE ROC Y,
ERS
AND
BOAT FURNMWS;
DNAIJERN gj
Produce and Pittsburgh Mannfaetarce,
No. 141 Water Street,
u " re i lt ff . rffact.u. r
P.AINTERti.
LONG & LAND
HOUSE AND SIGN perwrzis_,_
NO. 77 Witt:7 Oita Thattno) TWIN> srassz
cnsweennoca,..6 swot trunk)
• All orders 4 p
?omptl. attended to.
ISZIEns ■:AcutM 11.1 bit • 211212,41
mu laftgarfftEfattr:
- POUNDERS AND ENGn : SMILERS,
A: and blaaulargidacription, UM Outings.
Watches and: Jewelry.
-TOHN-IIS: ROBERTS, 16•50-
11J1 et.; it noir opening anattire now " •-•
ateele ,
'at Gold and t-•.47'
'Anchor Leine Watehrit own,
sag hantloweaten,oftbernost ealebtateg'
Iteglish sad Mein thenotaeturet
*toad Gnani"Velt and Yob Chan:l3,o , MA -
Bey% latelatege Oases; licanclets, Void
Pena and Caro. Patella, Tooth Actual:uteri.. Bet and
lestghtgar Mon, Breart Plne. • ithags, Cott Ihns
• 8,8 . . 41 0' 15, ..T a in , PB.oold and Vow thenailn, agoerautt
Mead Spew; Solves and look*, let. 04, =Masud Tenor
OoOde. alio. a large Met of the beet hitathe Clocks, at
41 1t i ntoreia.ehitk his beenased ' 'klreet loom the
rsitars idsztufastinins sod ealeolad loth groat cue for
tin mall Crania and will be sold at a Mall ki.711.1:0 on
cont.
Watehez,Clrolre met Jeweler repaired; tilldlog end Era
errs:doe executed lo the ben . manor, and &leer Ware
Jewelry mule to ander. .1. R. IWB3IITB,
.00 „ Fifth st.. one Market.
S. N. WICKERSHAM. •
virOL ESA LE All D RETAIL
••
y 'DRUGGIST, No. :a Men Strett, - Head of
Wood, Pitt burgh. P... a 1 ,iye keep. ou hand and
forme a general and comSto ammtment of Drew.
Medicine.. Paints , Oils. Stuffs,. Windom , Mem of all
Mode, Parr. Ped/rtromfe' ant and Proprietary Medi.
Cllll3ll, Mo. '
To MY old friends and enalomere--
and 31frhig t. eold ontLoi
goiliVh S trot ha.,43 , i,EmPtabliShatent OF I, ,13.1 -- Whler,
No. Liberty street..l shall be ham tb sea my old
Mende, or the mamma of titr.hiohlire, and shall spare
paloa to please. them +with anythMg the n a r c oun k tit In
my lino of business.' N.' WIO
No. 2.11 Liberty st.
. Valuable :Real Estate for .Sale.
:Offer for sala . .tha twa three story brick
27 0. U albt oast comer °thou mud . Hand •
refit& li Fenn street. Tba lota aro each
about 20. feet ast Nan , street by CO feert. hadepth. The
building. ere oatmeal:that szol have done fruata.
1 Web, offer the Cl.. [km story Wet &Oath* bonsai
on east eld •of Lena street. N 05.82. 87. 88. era 41
gakth how. Wog .boat 18 fast 3 Indus ht front by about
60 feet fa depth.
Thsabunelsoruseellllloseold aepszately, or togetber sad
at ear prima A mall au& paymentwill be walk
• reaamable lima given ler the part of. the Wanes,
f 1 ylno, LL B. WI.LKIN Attareey Law
8.127 Fourth Itreit.
St. Clair Street . Property fat Sale.
LAM Authorised to 801 l oiv 'very 'reasona
ble term,. any one ar all of tnieW flee 'Mee Ittrl7
dwelling .11.12R1 on the weiderlY ride Mgt. (Mar
Motet; being homes. New 2e. 22. 24. 23 andtotwspi
Penn etmet and the ofd Alleghen7 bridge. Them homes
are imitable Tor storm and dwellings and are situated In
• gird locelity. The Inca are mush. lb feet. In (toot by 110
Oa in depth to medley ten net wide. re .
moderate man payment will be : end the hal
once allowed to remain kr • rtmenable wired time mettred by
he bond and mortgage orthe_ purchsear. ANA! to
.. eelbtf • /I, /d. 147.1.M15_ , Attorney et Lam
. • Zia. lig Wouritetreet.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
, Mr OLE.S AL E AND BETA IL.
49PHE enbeeriber teipeetfally calls the et-
A. tants= of Ma Mende and theoublio Cllr to as
examination of Me extotudre .totk. of Boots and nom,
iron Moijr i rd from the New England El annfactonera. to
which be found oar kind of LedieeoGiente, Mime. and
•- Chikiren'e Boots, Batters and Mee. made oot of the beat
isaterlid, workmanahin and of the Imola style.
- •• In order to suit tertnitm - dealers and More who • Inh to
work. he mannfecturea and tee=
ee on hand i complete etoor of Men's sawed
e and liroitano. noel Ycrottes . Brogans, Ladies
Dam etetßeste2s.. sea iduse and q Eats, white= =netts.
reference So Mee recce he need ilisy =thinqlf mars.
tt.rilk• co ,
Thaneselkethe noel Deean= htrerforeirsterrtha
s akit. gurus= lecca, and from Jets lean a rs e la
Widnes bk fete enfelecrethar ha Ss atilo2dAfternersl
11, 1 0 . 1jaikalik betty= Markets= tikihNet
litrErH'et
Y stracznamp,
- DIALERS IN
_Li)
aillls Sad Ladies'Dfess Goods gieaerelly,
OLOAKS, UMW
EMBROLDERDIS •AND STAPLE EOODS,
l'or Family EN.
An axamtally aztep_thy ntmsnt Malt WM, above
g nmpc t x== . 4ll.o . l ,. = , = .
0.,
-auras; Fenders aid Are Irma
qmorrructvz WAREHOUSE, No.
lit Wood Meet,. Am tea amen has arrived which
I
an the elan named, snip • en would in
. rite attention althon needirm WI Els. In an line
to =examination oloar etc.* , nbkh now fail and cam.
Otto. We are determined to sell es low as the lowan In
the skim liemeatter the germ N 0.184 Want Wed.
oc9 T. J. CRAIG al:Ft
• thileasm ta J. Uarndollsz.
• WILLIAM MITemBLIMEE,
Rectifying LIZ; arid Liquor
zrb. 209 tae hl enst. llLlthrno6. '00047
lowaLands.
N. FRAZIEI4 formerly a reaident of
ralttobortti. (slOrror toroth will Inn hen Ina fro
yo ho t.bo Vogooll Blade and Eiorm Olty land liteuicte.
Capitalists awl °Um. bar Log mono, to Invot. or war
rant. to Icesto, our tura th4r bottom rotthrolly rod
MomPLIT ottendoa to. br coatog on lam AA tho Y E
A. room
o Tnomaa AL 0.17, N 0.713 ALAtkot groat. from
P. AL .
. . .. .
. . . .
' II.1111:11611010.
John SU/Ander, Blantout. Market et PittAbArgh; N.
lionoso 4 Son. Bonkorr, A. memo. ambler. Ma
shanks Ban in aUoghonl; Joh dA, n
llemlon.llo23Untip:A.
I SCOTT, Dentist, !mum Meek
or • anal recta Market.
ram 9 1...ut0 6 r.
•
RamovaL •
10111 E. BFILTIZEIS & CO., Wholesale; Drug-
ichltihbave removed to the Wee itud conunodlohe
trardeoese oh the terser of Wad sad Stetnd eta.. where
our old customers wad all &atm In Druz.. 00001.. Yu'
Waked. so.: wllthtid • Wee Sad seleeted Rock.
items knr: acodsvarruned. 000
nutsxN Neauf o
acturer of ovary
va
a detTock=no c r . zrza.a RlNDom h atrig
rult"..LN.eutLin everr i tT. Aarr4l:l.l4
Nos. &mei ard =n llnt Eta. ttAberilh
1.11.0116
New .ftighton Tab and Bucket 'Maria.
- /VS.' eubscribers contiEuo to manufacture
• L. =droll forOosh. Boots% Tabs. Ratk% Zboo Wu&
boards Lod Monies Potent Woobtost Mlltai • et
- Ord.» ;marl) attended to. • I AtO * WALTox.
. steam Engines end Bogen.
I , JEGINES, with the latest improvement%
1 44
" -:-.- maimed Ittletjuanty on hand an to tram
of the b•tt - Juniata t ron, andeett =lwo
' ' gym tlattteb. at 814.14 beret t. te.
. -
ke• Bilagga4 W. ift W
• ' .'.
THE DAILY _ PITBURGII GAZETTE.
• •I k .-
&SEPII 8.1 A. P. IVORRISO . ,N AMP
/A Lm'• Me No. 143 rcorth elivrt, m between
old antleesat,Pittaburgb; P.
124
ROBEfiT E. MUMS, Attorney at Law,
St. Lotas.Mo. fe7
-
L. . 4.: ....,. . . :...
JABIES . j. KOMI, Attorney at Law, ofßoo
PCII2IIII deeet, nes:anat. Pittsburgh. isatar
•
Michigan General Commission and Collec
t= Agency Office,
sztOß the collection of llama and Foreign
Mezmatlle end otherßlemay elide%
In Idkhlama
edjment States,. neastmsat sad Payment of Ifomma
Payment of Tame, Mathew anti Healt at Beal Estate ezm
Blacks sae Itunaranee Avant.
paLTIER ANDILLBON,_DetroIt, Bilehlgan.
Paartarmatesant Gramm Rehm, Dank.
eaa ß t= Do. to 010ne; Loma, Stewart * Oz.
krembanta •
Wzsallp — Taa (ma zezieztable
larazeme. Comnanlea aalGazd
WM. A. IRWIN'S
B -
EAL ESTATE OFFICE. Ro. 87 Front
stmt. 3d door from Pkirtet Pule Lk. Cum
V Piz /SOD. a. Coal y+„ taught cmd said.
cAunix, Loomis, Beat .Esuito Afent.
Stock; odlso and .11311 ..tirokte. otteeo.
lth stmt. stars Wood. Rostness mutat •ttoadad
to. htiatly
QAMITEL .14•31.A.RSHELL, Secretary OW
zazea Insepinte buctrum, ['Mater Arm&
1. GORDON, Bec.retary Weida% Lam
m...mmouonvistastmg.
T GARDINER COFFIN, Agentfor Franklin
vgl r. oasnY wow
la- A. IkLADDIRA, Agent for Delaware Mn
• tual Ituntrantst Cbmissay. 42 Water strut
fous n.uma Inns. a, --moms mia;
=MO BROTERBS, •
(xcoorscsoilSO r. c9)O ♦ 00.)
W . IIOLBS'ALS DRITGCUSTa.
NO. EO NVOODALIM au
Iteggitami of Dr. M'an'seelettratittl Venitta, UT
CHN HAFT, Jr4(suocepor. to J. Mint
rim)
_Wbalanla sad • Habil Draped sad Deals:els
OU/s Dyastars, As, wean Wood Ltd Sixth lamas.
Pittsburgh- "Erna:milt Aunt for Dr. lard's Moeda*.
sun
jOIIN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
Drogb, points. (My .:miaow and Dr. SOWN No. 2911
berty stmt. Yltteburah.
Al =den will rewire prompt attention.
A? Agent fortlehmtroPuLmorde Syrup. =or Voly
FMENtSTOCK. & CO., Wholesale
l' and 115 = u'a in Va l tmer . rd and or
r ca gtata. PM.
bar =eh?
R. ll.' SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
i iin tzasa • aen t %, stem. osn, 'Pandit es 414.
00.1 4 / 1 1MITILnt.l. k.,1 ma
MOW=
MEN REITER, Wholesale. a Re tail
corm of Liberty sad Bt. C. striate
JSCHOONNAKER & 00., Wholesale
prosmada No. 24, Wood strut, Plttsbault.
J 0 FlMMlNgoSnocessor to L. Wiloox
ey on. carrier Xark•t iddeet end Illsznon can.
Baal an hand foil sad - annolds aanntonnit of
•-• chasto. Pertroxurry, and
• • • • • •
. ...... . ...,... .
Thy%ltlani presaipUotti asset:illy ecrenprandsd at all
, J.9:17
• TOCItE kotlf ft
AREEEZ H At' scl aff
D COM ON
MEiCUNAFTS.
Wool, Hideo. 'Roar, Bacon, Lard, & Lard Oil
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY
No. 76 Water 111., Pittsburgh. Pa.
••• • •
=RI itiett. IVY ddpWH4, WOLZDJe, Otio.
BD Jones, OsidereltDep K.= tierglzse.Phlts.
I es* It Ca, litatrargh. ElartisA . Neattlt Garntank
Josetsh 1 Elder. Stlostax.
Thou= it Grath.. Nankai, Hamm Connell,
fiLßalmy Ohio.
D BuLlock
JIM. B.
Lams 01
Irs=okrem, Rottman & Noma. Phila. .
KOONS & ECIMTINE,
FLOUR FACTORS,
general Produce Comminfon Nerd=le,'
Na 47 North Mu
PHILADELPHIA. awl
iter IN, below Rare.
MITT TO .
Rae olon W.odoArd A Ce.PhAla. .3 D IobIORT a W Olt. o.
Garrott. Martha a co, A D Dollont & Co.
Wood & aim, ' " Mold A 81bloy.
Elltor. Mrs &Oa " Foadlok A Youtia.
C A l Slt e rtott• O rle et • : 713 ' Crb:analCo:
Erma, Kennedy e . Plttstfig. L. Wilwath & Co.I ..L . ry&
l ' fiV.. ria.gr‘" tUa, k CA
" Witt k?(C . o. .
And Pittoburztt cod PhDodelado Merchant. iro&o.oll.r.
jallAnd
En - tNGM2I
FLOUR, GR&IN AND PRODUCE.
Conunisinon and Forwarding merchants.
No. 114 Second at., Pittsburgh, Po.
Pao 1. •badly] jal9
SPRINGER JU A tatEJILTGE,
COMMISSIOB
Dealor l Wool, Provisions & Produce geriOrsll.l
NO. 2D5 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGH, 'PA.
AVMS, LEE & 00.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Produce & Commission Merchants,
AND =MAD to
PITTSBURGH MOMS ACTVRES,
rilAirsod tt., bets.ten Wat4r and Print at
Flour, Produce, Provision and Commission
MERCHANT,
190 267 Labertycirral. - muerte' Haag
Pittsburgh,
GIVES his attention to tho Bale of Flour,
York, Duca, Lard. Mew, Batter, Gran. Drina
Prolts, Seeds. an. A.
11116.001dasammt• naptettally eoStl4d. a 03.47
(late of the fine of king do Moorhead,)
COMMISSION MOURCELANT,
DZAZER LIV PIG 1117.1.1, AND ESOOMB,
No. 76 Water street, below Market,
.pl 9 PITIVIBURGIL PENNA.
A. A. HARDY,
Ignitor the Madison and Indianapolis
ILAILIIOAD,
No. BU Water et., Pittsburgh, Pa.
J*llo-ITI
•J. W. SUTLER A: C 0..,
=WARDING COIAMISSIGN MER
-43114NTS and Ds.larr• In all klndaer PI
Artlet.g. Lead Pips and bloat Lad, th'l N o. a 7 Ent '
Atreet.Pittabarch. • aufi-lydl4
a B. CANFLEJX, lath of Warren, Ohio,
tarannlurlon sad 17or•nrdIzSeenna 1., sad WWI,.
In Wotan Ran., Butter, Pot and
W„.e., insd Westsra Prods= gm 7. Wa f er stmt.
Inalthliekt sad Wad. PlUsbarsts
moue. urns, .....-- Lyra; AL
•11:1; •0•11,0,tatl• • 00,)
F i r st... LEXTLE • CO. Wholesale Grooms,
Produce god Elommlislon Itioettiato;sd Nakao to
sismashuis, No. 112 Second %Wool, IttNl.
Solr.ros
CHEESE WAREHOUSE.-HENRY H.
OOLLlNB,ltairadlnsaoll •••• • Idarebuttind
:OMASP. : Importer and Dealer
• 41 bona and ♦merlon Wan Ps • No. 66 Ids/kilt
•
JOSEPH HORNE 41.
Wholesale. and Retail Dooley!' in
• TRIMMINGS,
111181101DUML7, ROMER! d GLOM
num Goode, &o.
ifewkde" bd. 414 dad ad INandnd.
Alir Azad' lorltruilerri bras, Edlidas
ITSMITO:7AATZTeI,,VeIuz•
Avalaitelszterandl MespliDrrOotes. 21 Rfth
Iltulnagn. - -
KUILPHY &; BURCHFIELD, 'Wholsola
lad - Mall Dry G
I.ttiborsh. ado /d acha:do, came Mu th
kat itnet.o •
Removal! Removal! Removal!
ROBINSON d 00.-90. 23. nrrll 82.86177
H AVM Rod our Stara to No. 23, Filth (next floor to A. A. Munn A OD.) we sr!
now prepared to eitablt one of the wed Monte of loi
tert""".." soOU Cloths In tine
=Oat.. In oat somortment a ,ben tad
2og o slje4t u mia.
files BrnagEter et
tn
1%1 tfel tA=r 8 Oarpetlturr.
BopniorinVoe ingrain tin
so 4 nun vaouson
loather wun i =b ungi mkos of
Mate, Boglish Moen Mtn, Btalr Bode; Mooting,
and tOne Omen MIT of l t2c46. Window li holes, Buff
Hanna& Breen 1.41 Clothe. Ao. Owa
of Moe 00 Of otbs,tems to 24 feet wide of all pneen t e
of whlob to end steno' oweet eon, 'pie
GEORGE E. ARNOLD 00
'SALM iN ISLOMI,IO I S. PARR Cl r. r , as
Na.T4 Rooth gad. ofaxette Bank 41,
APLALIITriaIus at zacurtllbersl
reldwr
Plaster, Cement and Grina4tones.
PPLASTER for Land and Stucco Work; Co
4010, Ctidares end Plana Work.; Grind Elam. el
sires. 0
Liberty et, raw...,
..rma W W wALUICIE.
Vaal P. M7Olll.
W P. SUALL lorportore
• v Malan In heath sad Amideaa NKr
SI Wood street. '
Vel•Aisata for velebrate4ManaDOWM. lll .*
re. Imams - do.. Peri&
lODINX--50 oro for sale bt
arl corotiWooTes43°4
atSINESS CARDS
ATTORNEYS.
PAH WIN I 501
DRUGGISTS.
COMMISSION &C.
DAVID C. MUST.
0:13;A41 . 0:eu
DRY GOODS.
PITTSBURGH,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
BANKING HOUSES
OP
JO HE T. HOOD: •
BEDITIS,_ REDFORD (Xl.,
8011ERSET, _ SOMERSET 00.
MOUNT PLEARANT. WESTIIORWD 00.
OONNEILLSVILLS. PAI:ETTE 02.. POW:
UNIONTOWN
BROWNSVILLE,
NEW BRUMITON, BEAVEIICO.
DsPositg eseelsed, INgeounts mad., /halls bought. sold
and collected. se= Net and limbs bought Ibad sold
Stock!.
Not and other Socatitie• bought and .old en
Compendium and solleettons solicited.
ALL= 191F1ir, 11111L........awir0 nuns.
R RAM", Bankers and &-
daw n s Broken. - Bar ind sell Gold nail Rim awl
Noten wand* loans on Baal Wats at Stack 13.1 a.
VAlliannk. Eilf2c=dooTi==.lolEtal
tlons mule au all naiads In inn Unica. del a. maw of
Third and Wood =N.M. alreci.ly ollinGt• St-Main.
MUG anT
...AHOLMES it SON, ,Dealers in Foreign
z and Dominate Bllla of Eartansa, Carldfleates (ink.
r 2rl=l, B tt'a raVALTIZ Vtl4;
throughout Ob. United Stant&
MANUFACTURING.
Lr. C0101:133.j. TOOD111111)
AMERICAN
PARIER_MACHE
• sun ur4ol tur.urG CUILPANT,
No. 78 Second st., PittsburiTh, Pa.
MIIPACTURERS of Papier Maoho
Ornamenta Murtha% rissaes. to...Nada / 1314N
and Picture Prazoria Window and Door Bode.
L 3 ,r
t e %C . ° , rgrty= . lt y n d r Pro
Mt. and ° &Lan. owes and warramdMor• deea ant%
than iuts attar Weld now ta •
nn md ea the shortest nbUoa.
71V 2 itt.mtion of Steamboat Randers ta_Titestally
tasted to this article on tot Ds nobs bt
' Ventura. TeNraeltai -
No. TS tWoond 1.1.. bet. Wood t Market 474,
1•23-dts
UPTON FOUNDRY,
Mitchell, Herron St Co.
HILL continue the business of the Union
CO u NrO,Hat
L th oy
:and of
PENNOCK. dITOI.
They 11 ,
menufertare as usual. • lames.' general
enactment of CASTINGS. emprishLi
Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Side Ovens,
MAN (W L D E A
K D I TCL ..L
EN OR ATES,
&Mao Ware, Wagon Bout, Dog Iron:, Sad front,
Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Points,
Mill and 'Machinery Castings generally,
And GAB and WATER MRS of ell dun
.180.
IRON & NAILS OF THR.REBT BRANDS,
Shovels, Spades, Picts, &0.,
All of chleh be add at man mere' prima
myTdy
Penn Cotton Rills, Pittsburgh.
INNEDY, CULLDS & CO.. Maud=
INk tug= of..
Pena A No. hoary 44 libooth
a
OM= Twi n
•
Cart (lhalu of a ll =lmo gad
ng
• • Bed Oordu
" Plough lAnoi aid Pub 442 rd;
Nos* of aa .1444 and deoutiotionl
Rotting.
• Ell will have • 51°"
1.2.71:14
oa
17-LIAS na.59ump.„7.7.7
.1133 D X. JIM.
-.WILLIAM BARNHILL & CO..
di Pella at, below 3larbury, Pittsburgh, Pa.
4111151 BOILER MAIMS and MEET
to IRON WORKER% idatiattztnien of Bamitill'o Pat.
sat Boiler. Locomotive, Fitted sad Cylinder Bottom, China
inva Regichent. Sine t team tioea,tbudensen, Fait
rum Sugar Palm, Imo liatvO, ta• Root , . •tc.
Illaclamittur Work. Midge ant Viaduct Irons, don•
at
tb•eltartattnatica. all ardente= • distance month
attended to.
Hats aid Caps.
WILSON .t SON keep ecaugantiy on
• hand ssery dessrlptlon and randy. of list, and
bath sitsdeses and rstslL Thom dadrias a nest
OsEdbasbis Ilst or OsparDs4 sad chess.' srould do wall to
drsW• call Oen. Durcbsslos siossrhss•. a 51241
W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail
Usnuracturoe sad Deela in Oabinst Wan, No. U
shoot.
GROCERS.
BAWL IL DEMOS=
Shriver & Dilworth,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Nee. 130 & 132 Second Street,
(Betworn.Wcod and &l)ttleId) PITTSBURG&
1 : 1: • 3! :4:4:,
Wholeaa_% Grocer and General Meroliant,
Na 20,i) Liberty Street, klasertovA. eco-1
MUTH, NAM & /MITER,
WIIOLESALE GROCERS
122 Second and 151 Front streak
bald. rItTSBtI7IOII. 1.1. •
IM.IIII 0.4401.
Wallace & Gardiner,
DICILIIIIS
Flour, Provisions and ProdnedGenerally,
N 0.245 LIREHTT T. 100.-17
' ,ACIALEY, COSGRAVE it CO., Whole
_ _
A CULBERTSON, Wholesale mrooer and
a Councdsclon blertbaut,Deater PradtneandPittle
oth Manufactured articl. Its liberty atreat. PHU
wren.
lOILN FLOYD t CO., Wholesale Grocers
andeommixcioa llarchaaat,,'o.l73 Wool 1.22 d U.
tystr.t. Pittatrurah.
1.16
110 BERT MOORE, Wholesale Grocer , Deal.. in Produce, Pittsburgh Stannfarturee, end U
a
of rondos Ind Doziest:lon/inn and Li q uors. No. 311,
Liberty attest On hand • eery large Emit of imperial
old Bionnonahela Malawi. which k• raid low for neat.
DAVID ICCANDLI2/6--.-..111111•11 IMAM... D. AL COMA
McOA.NDLESS, Mr n NS & CO, (mono
oohs to Wick • tinCendleee,) Miami* Groom,
ersin bon, flails r Ellats,Conon:Yerns. and Pittsburgh
Moonuh mi
a.e imoessy. comer of Wood and Warm sta.
Pllitabstrah. P
IDOS D. 10311.1..-......-WLIM C. SAIL
A ' (TILLS & ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
*mesas. Moscluati. N 0.194 Llbe4t9 greet Pitta
40. BERT DALZELL & CO., Wholesale
asoesrs,Coructhedon Ilerchaats . Dealers lo Psalm*
..., Pitta.ret Mostobistares. No. 363 Liberts stmt.
Pittsburgh.
IVA. DlCiar...
1 SALMI DICKEY 3 dir.,*hoi n es i l l Gro
g. 81%.ter ltiW. and 63 If fA t ea4 Pitts in
Prc'4".
BAGILLEY, WOODWARD & CO., Whole.
Fsls Groom. Ne. 1121 Ilatiut moat. ftlladalsbla
BOOKSELLERS &C.
EC. COCHRANE, (successor to S. Sad
. ler.) Wholes&leand Entail Deeler in Books, Statists
ery arka &mere, Alleg end Paper Ilnagi he ngs, /*dire! street, etra door B. X, o
ny, Ps.
LWOILN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and &au
ay, memos to Daybou 1 Agnew, lgoi I IMarhst
ositr FoUrt4 Pittsburgh. P.
LAY & CO., Booksellers and Stationers,
No. 68 Mel stmt. amt. door to as IZMIR of Taft&
rub. Po. &tool and ht b2Clb mutual, at bawl
JL. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No.
. 78 tostrth stmt. ArollB 17st
MUSIC. &C.
Jobn IL Mellor,
No. 81 WOOD STREET, b
Aegtw_eneuen Diamond
a SlN an S d C roah P &no oNoTaxd b o so a a C Am.
LIN% MODZL MEODZONB
and ORGAN HARMON'.
MEI, sad &Marla Hula and Musical Goals. 11.=
IL Bieber lb Bro.,
O. 63 EITTII ST., Sign of the Golden
0.11 Aay Ur NUNNS a MAIM'S (New
toayUZ'. rnm
.alleal Grand and Square PIANOS. and (JAW
HART a NENDUAR'S Oman. ItIdLOJRO27I3 and ORGAN
lIARAONIUIIB. Dagen W llnale and Marleal instru•
manta ne
• Charlotte Blume,
ANUFAOTURER and Doaler in Pinno
autAwrwrLot i rml i tn i dea c e , f Ltr4
ntlT ß° , etli;l3 dr ' Tx...3 ik.tosalittos,itbirld th.
ant Solna Attahmen t . lard lle Wood at.
11. PIAGET, No. 27 1-2 Fifth et.,
. between Wood and Ileeketi Mitanleeturer
er . • etre of even 7 deters and of Platen
At i nt_learzert o of c l= iia /Ito, detlt= :81M,
totniFted W an
of siVo te lertontt n itieTnl i tti
and to have to milstedto pantllttler weight.
•P. C. Yftgrilt Infant unlade and ;strove that
kw hes Joined hntowl a. YIAGEr to undertake
whatever Wetter to the Wa t ch deportment the atone
mentioned eetabllehettrot. Ile hopes that LL welt norms,
eompeterny In We no. will Nemeth* ranonolte of
whoettech tome Import's.* tothe entreat...es and preset.
wanton of than Nuevo: aonhnutd_
: ig. juLL..........,...WEV1 A- 11P1R.........—...J11111 cumitSU
. / REMOVAL.
Vallgs. Forge Plow Works.
J. S h J AAJL.A. ik . SPE ER
RAVE
aw. • and nomniodlOttuil Iterations', corner of
alley : art ) c stmt. where We, have opened
an I.Orntltlell a eirWt tosprovod andhlahll &DPW.
ed P LOWS. uld tastes , the attention of Norman
and Traders to damlitte their neer hoc Ceuta.,
Coates, Mont r, lilt Me, gob Pod. hoop!. 0,111.
eslttre &Wort Pe a 'Serf deateiptton ot Plot% Plea
r=el;nt. .connected with the tend*.
N.. 103 LANGE,
DEAL= IN
HIDES, LEATHER & OILS,
233 LIB 'sitar sm. oppuiti gt. Mad rf Mad,
A fall wort...a of
" Hoyt's Leather Bolting and Oils,
For smanorr and Coatears, allays on land.
splbard
- Ninth Ward Property for Bale.
IWILL SELL on reasonable terms and
I;ayntant., two LOTS. airier of Penn and Carroll ita,
°pronto Aid. Bob& aglow Thorax* handsomely situat
ed for print* twititenote.•
Alin, throe LOTS. coortuor af Liberty and Baldwin 48..25
bet that rob. Star are ealcoasted for either meting
boarding housew or for coal el:r coal brought by the
Pam.. or the Connelgrille i=.
Also, seven LOTS. corner of Butler and Whim eta.
Moine the iplendLdlinprorguient, FOundrt. Sr.. of Pan
ama a Hart. Shat gulp well located for a mancifestiory or
• coerces boar = d rn Lo bonsai on, for the ktuochtda of nowhatt•
k. AP& ill
JAMAS B. inOB.OAN. lid Liberty. et.
To Mill Owners,
JFRENCH BURR an I Laura gill 'Mill
Ste. Bolting
O d om d
81111 boos,
crews, Wools Win, (Wm wad Cob Chindsw, that Won
Prootaslbt, (s &Mascots= In ivory wIE) thrall OA band
and made w orcisnat, 819 Marti as.,_PitObamh, ea.
lobveas s id , • . w. W. WA LACE.
belineating awl Sox Irma: •
rM Subscriber haring t pttrchtused the ex
&sinst.telivromtwright. of e s ni. a.thrto s. .....Ntz in t Ho ui. d.a t :d ue d .;
estotssivoly *sl um p i z mans o d tau amok In cos
motion with t - aboro.; - 'ho Mop* I.3stontly as hood at
muotoodwol Yothrtal ot„ oV.o.dt• Abetort Cotton
lorio.aod good onartmenf of lb* comma Toiler
odd NA Id:1=1r Do litratviipeettally Wilts Os
diddatlao dool tdio Mf r outal.
-man - CaUltaala= r .
MORNING,
MANUFAOTIIRER AND DEALER IN
Bags and Baggin
OSN:p.
g,:
s o. 11SGS, Shootings, Duck, Phu and
11 111. n. Flour
_lrv% tar implied with Grata
Bearden Dana %am; BAGS
Designed and printed to ofder ecpretwir their tow.
atsortrent of herders te large, and of !anon. designs.
aed oar customers ran MU 111/17 mittAt they mar 'rub
ant in type without extra Marge.
Country tr.banta are invited to examine our stook of
Paggszr Bans, Tin Mitillatli gaga, of an th e eut
brands of DUCA. CA MT h. 1 . 7/ Ocitnhura s harry
eeerdied 11th Wm, allatree inintod tot order
Proclaim Dealers Intypitsti with Lion and &alien, cee.:
son to, mutant plata or colored cloth. We hare new
&Agra Ibr r.icusdnin. - mr4try
- -
Paints, Oils, G/ass,
Burning Pluid, Camphene, Au°
DORR k. MANN,
539GICS/M(11/ STRE, (ooraer orJay.) NEW YORE,
oar Had= N re
rlina Erie EaDreed Depot; ,
4.7. now selling the above articles, in we
neotton nt r Cblcr Dr
n 014 *I V Grunktr=unalL lIMASAAL
tronaand American Zinc Faints, ar.. to at prime that
oars mat ladnormonta to Dewar and Cbaneracm
my2omdr
For the 0
U. S. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY,
90 Thompson urea, N.Y.,
ANUFACTURERSOFMARBLE MAN.
TLE& TABLE TOPS. OOLUILNE Marbl e This
Menne. BroontaL and nil hall. Marble This
article, ',tad% laso 11l arble Onst,
combined with m rtaVi tSW I
M niamsou to be [mould.' Into
any form and color. by which • marble can be manuface
i.ured at 'teeth= half the met of the common ranterbels
iv bile it excels it irk thneability eat beauty. Unlike Mar-
Veined lion end Mats, tbare Is no aortae* work. the color
running into the mat of the
le wed to etre • temporary_ buntr to the a.,
Man
e
ea from S 8 totitt. Tom, Se,egnally obe.
Miens for the franuftedierre end kale oral:nye fur the
different &atm, nhlott .01 Metre ilatterrule returns to
Lbw...lnteresting themselves. I ntorreation furnished on
P•
iltrarrt". or
PAWL lee.
ante
French Window Obis.
EDWARD P. DICKIE,
144 Chambers jt., X. Y.
Two doors welt of lindxos ;kat Itallroo:d LENA.
bt,MORS to Dealers aadeusiomers his col
ebratod brace. of Peale Windom Cllaas on (noon.
orsoli. Partin Eabloyanfonnation be furnlabotl
Eth-rylas enreccipt of Indy ethtness Glaso eat to any
&Mr.! yattarn. and peaked fen at ellatir, spltaydv
Umbrellas and Parasols.
JOHN I.
WIIOLE9 ALE MAIM. TUBER,
234 h 23.5 Broadwny t Now York.
' The most extensive in the world.
MILE late fall in the price of materials, con
j. akinent open tbs etriniponey of the MOM, I,l2uket,
bag enabled me to manufacture largely for the amine
trade; and to elfer to merebantk at very low orlon. the
hum and mom sompbte arsortMent of
ÜBIBBItti AS AND PARASOLS •
lobe round In Swope or Amertna Ilembenre
ZIT• 1 141 t°
I ra I t lr ITrefonenapmniiadn'Y m.lted to
N.B.—Plea/moat teas cud cetarrkput It Lam: locketßook for reference.
]OILY L osirrn. Mennfecturer.
mbi3.2m411
FLEET PREINIUMPIAii FORTIII3.
STEINWAY I EONS,
hiAMIPACTUILLOAI 81 and Eal Walker 84.4.
Meru azooorlrlr, sew roe;
111ESPEOTFULLY calitho at.
JUL twation of the pablio Mai 'piebald
awcatmait of eembensdasakessiwe Mom
' foe volume or tone wackily_ o
toneb. bar of lonbaa Mont om 7 Was that roadm
Pitao aro onearposool. Silos were awaried b.
First hum fsr both AWL. coatootitlon with tau
N e w ineibisaddied makers frail &gam rat .o.irap,
New York awl lialtlmora
NEW TklllllPLll—essurear 411,50 n lave Joel. bowl
awaruad tbe Finn, 'Ploovivis 0' ULD =DLL Lover all
( harlot at the lat. Pals of tie Allitiit2ll leatltata
(harlot Palace. for Rio Essr Pfazafteme. der oelativ
SafetyßAe.
EER MINING PURPOSES, and for IGNI
TING OIIARAMS, bAlt YVVY and DRY I:Limiting;
Ult different Mode. ThellaYMlN end LIIMIP rum
eINGILIC and DOODLE TACK WATRD UDE
Blatinfoctured and mid
GLENN PUT.ISLIN,
tri Lthr!r t, NF.W TRK.
B Orden promptly flied for all kinds o r OU (POW
DEN. of the mat onaveed bramla. Y.DOrn
TIOhAL YULE WORKS. BIIIP BIUNALA, to.
aoladln
OCIIIEFFRLII4, BROS. de CO..
IMPORTERS AND DRALIMS
Drags, Paint; Oil; Dyeliferfamery,
170 WILLIAIJIST.,'New York,
INVITE the satiation of the tiede-to-their
Fr emelt of Deco. Palette. One, Perron/.
,
trk a.rdltion WU:warn-al. Imre:crater. *Map. DIMS;
they are alto recetlrlamdtreet from the Mums of prod...
Mon and manobsotane. nig plies of Tooth. Mar and Nall
Rrnsheet p lkonemt. tki rt.. mortar* Flanges. French and
Enailatt erromery, 1.00.11 e. flatraotw. and lawny other ar•
Wier Malty emleared In Druggist* Mocks, *hkb they
are aro enabled to offer en the moat advantage.. terms.
Orders. etther In *aeon m by mall. .111 e•refee rremot
attention. fele-lye
IMPORTAISIT
TO LIOUSEKEEPERS VD DEALERS.
THE HON MILLS,
11 loins wnLawr,
_sad 71 8e..., NMI% Now Yoaa
Pruninal (Mr, 103 Yvon/ grat, New York,
notary. Non 30,77 sad 13 linkmen strait, Jet,/ CU.,
PUB Proprietors of this long and well
known
coy. NZ AND BriCX ENTAILLINEIMENt.
er.ntluue toDrepar. the best Fleareutendired Itnartm In
oto. fro Dl.cutt.Th.antl Other Cake. , ao.--
They oleo prepare Mustard. Goma, 4.1 smut ether arte
dee of daily use ilk arm erb.. thsr MOO UPOU tbe
mart resaouable term. LeMeloguesaeut lo dealers ',be
neditrat them. PL. 11. & J. O. 11511.1.11.
tldN. 8.-4)onsumere .Wiled to Wool?, Rt hop. Etna er.
iteArlyde
The Adams Express Corapany,
Pittsburgh, Lift/tater and Res li ng&on Ewen.
kNUR tho especial accommodation of tho
erg. Population along the line of the Otdo end Pail.
taw. Railroad, between Pittebunch and Neer Ltright.,
whose Intimate bustle. and modal retell°na rennin such
'AgeneT, The Ad.ml its_preat lloronaay bare made melt
arrangement with the Ratleoed ail to enable them to put
A trusty Meiteenaer on Ole gownimodallon Trate, who vitt
charge of ell property and business properly entrdat•
el to blot The Messenger .11 hat n Iron dale to the
Dag gage Cur, mr the depoelt and be ter security of Money,
Jewelry end other vainebles, If. will leave New Brighton
by the Morning Tram remain In Pittsburgh and Allegh.
as tlty during the day to attend to .nth commisedo. es
may be entrusted to him, .d return by the Rendus
Train. with hulked, and Oonintleeione Iri•COtad, it vikl
be his duty 14 receive on tds op trip all parcela, packeeee,
ming, wiLieb
of
be delivered to the proper
pipty non atter the meted of the train at the Allegheny
Olt, Der.. Ile wio also malt. written or Intel =MSC.
NI 10 le delivered to the sitr-oominualcate lnGOig non
obtain Information, bud return Indigo-order good., and
return theno-ntate 1 ..5. or 5 .9/. .., „Il!fit*
MgdPg=lytcri,;' tfrt„.•.fitg.:,'="
distance. extra chum. but tc lostre mob doll?.
agti direction on peckairtnAlieiclellY f , r hour..
be *solidi.:
At W. tliatiens, all natter will he left with the Stetlon
not
thethe Railroad liorepany, when Use proper party le
not et motion on the antral of the Train, to melee
hin Ct in C.egae earning mime; AG. and tor ..trim
Trend
1 g tgrn...tra:.-.7,11.11;tg,t1.".0z-h
u to egreemen4 will ho made.
As the eseenger le reviled Le
to his Mlle and bua
•Ith the tlotoPeriT, end to pay Infidt. the pet
rode of the lbos plea. not eat him to watt next
th airtfOrlia ' l4 tr. ta:rp.lr,4°ll"7. i t"W‘ d
ceinigauce hie dotter on Minus). bm. de, leo%
OVIICUS AND
ithrburph—t Fourth tm.
Alkahrugti—Tels=ugh
=icy 81gsri— U T.
Rochetter—Mr. White.
ileasier—Dr. Chandler.
Noe sisishion—gl Wog.
Distal MAIN Exrasse Do.,
Pittsburgh. tiec. 20. 1851.. f
Commercial Hotel.
Corner of Oita and Neta Levee, Nilo Orleans.
K. STEEL would most rospC i tla
e they inform the havens., .potdie that he
ten above named Rotel.
The lintel bu meetly uringo•a • ILin./Ikm,',
wad tenoratken. and tut Wen diced op with new and ele
gant turnlture. carpeting. in, to. The proprietor will
aod attention to the comfort and wants of
It =s r. . The table will be oupplied with the best
that the Postage afford.
nu Lintel ofbein ld In the lectosdlate 'adult, of
the boelYn o the citV. as well al b•lia, convenient
to the ...moor inedieg. the proprietor home that by
5. attention to th e wants of blaystrons to receive that
berg patronage that has .rev been b. owed open this
owe.
Priao of Board per Day, 81,00.
The Su will hestocked wi - ds Wines and I towns Inferi•
or to no other house la the Mr. A goad Lunch horn in to
ill A. b. Alto obliging and accommodattne attendants.
ragnlyd IL 1105011, hurt.
J. M. ItlonDlli &
OaCO,
te iplet_ ,t .
COMMI (Ia SSI Tr ON MEROIIANTS,
AT.. 2N LIME.• 8U CONMICRCIAL Br.,
Sc.. Louis, Mo.,
ordere So Lad, Thant hurls/eta Mar, Untia
Aka. imitated and protoptly esocutat.
IaTZ TO
Ilmrc 4, T. Ll• N• , * C." Pii;446"16. 115.1.1117 d
Alx. Alex. Garden
LE MON 00.—TRANSPOILTATION
FF LlNE—Hutu ands eaten*.
viratnla att...
We ate enure our Mende and all those dlsipewl to pat
ron* the Penna. Canal and Itatiroad, that lan paha wilt
ilt=ed to render irrnotal sathfaction to Shipp* ot
and Weatern Might. The arillamte of the I.
.o.ll=tnee on the Allettlntr Portage Wind give
'l.
um « m ta:=Lif!
mhifelyd LLOYD a Matt IN.
•
T. L, RANDLETT. •
Burp AND STEAMBOAT FIXTURES,
• No. 1157 South Street, New York.
rtVElt CAPSTANS, Common Iron and
Wood onankaa;need'il. Flabtrunat's and Orowall'a
a t Blaartif wi dnparatus, Windlsasan o Chain 8 tnpvnta.
Udder Ilan rame. and B Metallic Leading Trunks
and Hankg go PtunDi Atml Piroknidnan lloss Ptpoa
andOnapllngan Only tnuninna.namplettn Brass and lion
N ' AnTiO t t i el n ett i altrintler C t
,?..1=171„ Marine
Lita•Preurving Beats: MN remain thaw.. and
l exift d Anntl=rliti d Paebot b raik . a P t r rr
Print% tosetberalth :lam vadat) nt' 114 ...tint:mm.l' y •
llo o w
ataa. Al,. Ell Uns Utast Imptotantents i ala.
tuna. tahltlZmd '
Ccrrertnerinip...
XRAVE thlb day
_Ws:misted with mo am
nlnal python In Ow /Painting. Chodolon and Olashos
at 12M Raba. Thompson and ttobt. C. NM,. The In:tr
am oron b•aoatinow Ina cad stand. 130 Third It. an
der Ow name andltyle ofJOILIk TIIO.IIPSON CO.
WOlll4l take 'Ulla onportlmityot Istssodadr tas game
thanks to no) old esora Ibe tha soy Choral amen I
p.m banded= rocklrad from thoma. illad yowl easpootrul.
Os aolledtarodhoeuinea of itsispstronage. Alum banylaa
on tom Mai In klttabutsti ho alsbosn seam I and not
teal Untnni worker.. us •111 la done In Ns ark bed
swam . as Atter avid( Pa;..ca• Wet awl Aiwa: Is
. 0 4 7, 04 =7..kmpuodag a l&ankoseiated by um in.
Kushlll=TlLland 111 n kIIIOMPRON
APPISS-200 bus ta
Atie EMT lIWZYML
MAY 28, 1856
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY MOILN/NO, MAY 28, 1856
- - -
Advance Paymence.—hereafter no onb
wopooll will be taken for the Daily or Weekly
unless payment le made lb advance. Whenever the
um. le ni to which the subsCription is bold, the pow,
will be invariably stopped, note. the eubscription Is ne
oswed by adnen Perneot. MI transient advertising,
of every description, Ell be norired to be old to ad
The only exception will be when special month
ly or yarn contracts an nude. aepl.•dtw
Ip3altl.burgb VP rokli tierwerro.—The ascertain
circulation °form Weekly Currie offers to oo• hafts,° mwo
•mmt desirable !nadir= of making their business known
ClMrelreulation Is betwoenfour and dye thousand. mains
almost arm merchant. manufacturer and ano keeper In
Weaken Pennsylvania. and Eastern Ohlo.
For the Pittsburgh Daily Gazette.
The Presidency.
Din. Erwron .I—The time is fast approaching
when the people of this free and enlightened
nation will be again called upon to elect a Presi
dent and Vice President. It is in my estimation
our bounden duty at all times to select those for
oar rulers who reoommend themselves to our
consideration by their honesty of purpose, unim
peachable integrity, whose private lives are with
out reproach, whose high qualifications and em
inent abilities should entitle them to our confi
dence, and whose principles are based upon
eternal truth and justice. At this partlclar junc
tore, when the groat ship of s fitate is tossed to
and fro upon the angry °et:dint political strife,
when the sun of our prosperity is obscured from
our view by an impenetrable gloom, when cor
rupthm has taken possession of oar beautiful
Capitol once the abode of Patriots end states
men, now of a band of renegades, (for I can call
them by no other name), who are driving us
headlong to certain ruin and destruction unless
stayed in their mad career by the mighty power
of a free and Independent people, groaning under
the weight of oppression, when civil war with all
its attending horrors threaten our once happy
country on the one hand, and shostilenation on
the other, when the present Is nothing but dis
cord end confusion, and the future is . full of un
certainty, bow much more thenmbent is it upon
oe to place the reins of government in the hands
of en able and tried man, one in whom we have
every confidence, whose patriotic views soar
above the mere trammels of party, and who is
qualified by long experience and valuable ser
vices for the exalted station of President s of these
United States. Where shall we find rich a man?
In whom shall we End all these recommendations
embodied? Echo answers, In Jour McLean, of
Ohio.
A man who bee been long end well tried in the
service of Ina country and never found wanting
In the least particular; a man upon when a dis
tinguished Senator and a political opponent be
stowed a high encomium, when he said: "No
parer man ever went Into office. Ile came out
of office pate and unsullied, but with 'a reputa
tion and character which so endeared him to
and gave him such influence with the army
poet-office contractors and poet mestere, that it
would have been dangerous for any man to
possess who did not also porsesei his inflexible
integrity." With such a candidate as Jona
McLean, a man posethsed of every virtue which
can adorn pablio or private life, of a reputation
against which the tongue of slander dare not
wag, of a long and brilliant career of public, ser
vices, whose present station as ono of the Judges
of the Supreme Court of the United States, has
removed him from the din of party etrife, and
who In in the fullest anise and meet comprehen
sive view of the word, an honest man, can we
fall, fellow Citizens, to redeem our country and
raise her from her present degraded condition to
the great and glorious cloys of Seventy-Six.—
Let tie throw aside alt distracting issues then,
and with nothing hut our country's glory and
honor at heart, draw up our totem lu battle
array, confident in the justness of our cause,
and animated by the resolve that the black flag
of Slavery shall Dover be unfurled over the Free
Boil of Kansas, or the crack of the slave-driver's
whip resound within her borders- Let on on to
the conflict, resting moored that victory will
certainly perch upon our standard if we only
strike together,. 1776.
Tits ABYBOINUN Brroexaa.-oar remises
may remember that our foreign items some time
since contained a short account of the Abys•
sian Slug Theodore, a man of great enthusiasm,
who has been represented tube greatly given to
study, who has done much to encourage milita
ry eoieoce, and who by adroit coMbinations
with different tribe., has greatly extended hie
dominions. By late advice! we learned that he
had conquered Bouthern Egypt, and was cane.
ing serious alarm 112 the Turkish government.
The last news relative to Theodore states that
he Is progressing with great rapidity inlio con
quests, and be, definitely resolved to conquer
all Africa, and convert it to his peculiar form
of Abyaainian Christianity. Ills conversions
are made in the spirit of Mehemet, with fire
and sword, all being put to death who refuse
to believe in his doctrine. A certain Capt fa
med through Abyssinia for hie sanctity, has
been chosen by Theodore for hie patriarch.—
Tho reformer has abolished male slavery, tut
ho permita women to be bought and ,old, eince,
in his theology, or ethics, women aro regarded
as Inferior beings.
Those who have read the works of Bruce and
Parkyna are aware that the Abyssinians are
a singular sad by no means inferior race, and
that despite their toasty brutal habits, they are
susceptible of civilization. And those who have
perused recent works treating of the condition
of Africa are aware that of late years Mahout.
etaniem has made such extraordinary advances
amoog the pagan that Cheistian misoionariea on
the Western coast are said to be seriously alar
med at its progress. A, pagan may be conver
ted, but the obstinacy of the followers of Islam
is said to be almost impenetrable. In view of
this it Is not impossible that Theodore if suffered
to carry on his warfare against the wild tribes
of the intericr may effect a counter influence to
the rapid progress of Mahometanism. At all
events should hie future progress correspond to
hla beginning we see in the Abyssinian Christ
ian movement, corrupt through ita principles be
as compared to a purer belief, en agitation sad
a movement which must be productive of good
effecta and favorable to the progress of civiliza
tion. This is the great age of breaking op old
national bonds, of offering and of movement Af
ricaalone bee remainedcomparatively untouched
by the spirit of the century, and any indication
of a movement, even such as this of Theodore's
is interesting and not without promiso.—.PAiL
Bulletin.
HAVE. WE MIT ADMIAISTILLTION DEMOCRATS
AMONG us? Three years ago, the Administration
Democratic Party In thie State numbered in its
I
ranks many of the ' ost distinguished no es in
State History, and of the meet eminent tates
men of the Union. Where are they no 1 Is
there ono Democrat In the State of New York
of any eminence es Statesman, Scholar r Ju
rist, that supports the Aministratlen of Frank
lin Pierce? Doubtful.
Judge Bronson. Oen. Ward, Judge Vander
bilt, Messrs. Cooley, O'Connor, Mitchell, Fay,
Follett, Clark, loft him two years ego and took
with them the "Bard" division at the party.
Lag fall, Preston King, Abljah Mono, Wit.
Sam 0. Bryant, Silas M. Burroughs, Jamat W.
Nye, Henry B. Stanton. Bradford R. Wood,
Philip Bargainer, and others, ' , too numerous to
mention," repudiated him, and with a large
proportion of the "Barnburner" division, helped
to lay the foundation of the Republican Party.
Now there It a third exodus, carrying off the
very bone and sinew of what was left of the
Party. Among those who now refuse to hoist
the flag or keep atep to the.musla of the Admin
'gratin, are such men as Ariel B. Thurston, the
Soft candidate last fall for Treasurer; Addison
M. Knox, lest fall their candidate for Judge; ex-
Speaker Chatfield, ex-Reporter Belden, ex-Scna
tor Carroll, H. 11. Van Dyck and Beejamin
Welch, Jr., the conductors of the lending Demo
cratic journals; Messrs. Wadsworth, Rathbun,
Loomis, Field, Jones Col:Amaze, ilantingion,Now.
for, Townsend, Angel, nuns, sad otters, long
occupants of prominent official or political pos
itions.
A -few almond rate Papers, and a few third
rate Po!Wahine, are all that aro left to Ilen.
Pierce, in this State, of that majestic Party
which swept him into power in 1852 as by an
avalanche. Sic transit glom mundi—ittb. Eve.
Journal
Gov. McDowatz. oe Siavany.—The foilewing
eloquent and truthful sentiments wino Gored
by the late. Gov. McDowell, of Virginia :
' , You may place the slave where you please—
you may dry tip to your utmost the fountains of
his feelings, the springs of his thoughts—you
may close upon his mind every avenue to knowl
edge, and cloud it over with artificial night—
you mai yoke him to laboras an az which livoth
only to work, and worketh only to live—you may
put him tinder any protege which, without de
stroying his value as a slave, will debase and
crush him as a rational being—you may do thin,
and the idea that he was born free will survive
it all. Ills allied to his hope of Immortality; it
is the eternal part of his nature, which oppreg.
Mon cannot resell. It Is a torch lit up in his
cool by the hand of the Deity, and never meant
to be extinguished by the hand at lama", -*
It appears the new Dutch &Holster regarded
the affray at Willard 's so a matter of course. hi
the land of Ivo:Mb:1g and bowie fathom and mere
ly remarked "►at a peoples 1 If ley do so at de
bred:hid, of TM de doo st do tune'
CIVIL WAR in KASSAS.—The calamity which
has been so long Impending seems to have be.
fallen our country at last. In the midst of an
era of prosperity, peace and happiness as unpre
cedented as it was auspicious, when the great
republic required nothing but repose and good
government to enable it to achieve a most bril
liant destiny, the incendiary acts of political
demagogues lighted the flames of sectional dis
cord, and they now present the threatening blaze
of civil war. The act which Douglas and Pierce
had exalted into a sort of second declaration of
Independence, has produced at length tho results
which discerning men foresaw from the begin
°leg. That which was claimed as a triumph of
the right of self-government has proved nothing
more than the privilege of disfratushiaement-- ,
the patent of an oligarchy as foul and brutal as I
ever disgraced the annals of a nation.
Under one gofer' and another, the national
government has labored as strenuously to pre
vent the eettlement of northern men in Kansas
as it was possible to do. It has removed its
own faithful offtoors at the behest of adventurers
who rejoice in the titles of ruffians and outlaws,
and appointed in their stead the moat contempti
ble tools of oppression. It has seen without
emotion the Invasion of Kansas by artnedbands,
their seizure of the voting polls and ballot boxes,
and their expulsion of the proper officers of elec
tions. It has seen a whole legislature virtually
chosen by persona not residing in the territory,
and has lent Its power to enforce the usurpation.
It has endeavored by its own official organ to
defend and bolster up - the character of that leg-
Jointure and Its acts--acts so atrocious and
abominable that the South itself has recoiled
from them. It has seen with apparent satisfac
tion ministers of the gospel, guilty of no other
offence than attachment to the principles of civil
freedom, seized by the same invaders, tarred
and feathered, and otherwise shamefully mal
treated. It has heard unmoved the tidings of
citizens being murdered on their own lands, for
no other crime than asserting their own rights.
It has seen an army, gathered In Missouri, march
across the border for the avowed purposes of
pillage and outrage, and pretended to consider
it the legal militia of the territory.
Accumulated wrongs have 'been insufficient to
extort from the Administration a single effort
for the defence of the people of Kansas. it has
persisted in believing civil war impossible,
while almost every man out of Washington has
been looking for It as certain. Leading jour
nals of all parties, south as well as north, have
confidently predicted this result. But it was in
vain. The Administration was determined to
remain deaf, dumb and blind to everything In
Kansas or concerning it. And now the war has
come. An army of outlaws, shielded by the
name and authority of the United States govern
ment, has laid singe to the largest, most populous
and prosperous town in Kansas. The word has
gone from mouth to mouth openly that Law
rence is to be razed to the ground, and not ono
house left standing to mark,the place of its ex
istence. The United States Marshal Is the com
mander of the forces who threatens this, and
his act it must be presumed is approved by Pres
!dent Pierce and his Cabinet
Yet this same President Pierce is asking from
the northern States, who alonothave the power,
that be shall be re -nominated as the Democratic
candidate. Ho has abolished Democracy In
Kansas. He has arrayed himself on the side of
oligarchy and oppression, and yet has the ef
frontery to ask of the Democratic freemen of
the north, whom he has sought to deprive at
their territorial rights, to give him four more
years to insult and defy them. We can, suitor
tunetely, do nothing more than point to the
dread scene which is being enacted in the West,
and mourn for the fate of the country. There
never was a crisis in our national affairs which
called for more patience and forbearance on the
part of our citizens than the present The
powef of the Administrating is. great. but,
thank Cod, there is a limit to It. And the
hoar is fast arriving, when, In the exercise of a
privilege denied to the freemen of Kansas, we
shall be enabled tt brand as unfit for trust the
tricksters who have been pushing tut to the
verge of civil war. But will they who have
done this recognise now the danger of the work
in which they have been engaged? Will they
even at this late hour attempt to repair the mis
chief they have occasioned? It were vain to
hope it—North Amencan.
&ocean:an Minns* no Kzarver.z.—There
was a Republican meetinret Alexandria, Camp
bell county,. Ky., on Saturday, and 'Saturday
night one of the same cart at Newport. The
Coact House at Alexandria was crowded. Pre
liminary steps were taken to secure a thorough
Republican organization in Campbell county,
and to secure a representation in Philadelphia.
.Carisins Al. Clay was the speaker of the occa
sion, and addressed the crowd for about two
haunt In hie characteriatio bold and direct style,
dwelling upon the aggressions of the nines pow
er, and the duty of independent men at this
juncture.
At the conclusion of Mr. Clay'e speech Mr.
DeCowry, a prominent lawyer of Alexandria,
and formerly, we believe, a member of the Ken
tucky Legislature, replied to Clay in a speech
an hour and a half In length, defending slavery
as consistent with the Bible and with Democra
tic principles. Clay rejoined, occupying ano
ther hour. This lime he was somewhat humor
ous, and his hits seemed to greatly please the
folks--a majority of the crowd appearing to be
in sympathy with him.
WELTING AT NEWPORT.
la the evening the Newport Court nom was
filled with a highly respectable and intelligent
audience, Including many of the most influen
tial people of the town.
Toe Alexandria meeting did not break op
until a late hour, consequently bin Clay was be
hind limo. As he entered the room accompan
ied by Bally of tho News, he was loudly ap
plauded. Ile was very much fatigued and
beanie, by reason of his much speaking at
Alexandria, and requesting lame one else to
open the ball that he might be rested; who should
bo called out but Mr. James E. Elliott ("Chase's
Canal Collector" in this city.) fle took the
stand under dome apprehensions, we Imagine,
of eeelog a Border &Zan or two—but spoke
for half an hour without 'disturbance, being
treated with the same courtesy which is uni
formly extended in Cine.hulati to Kenn:whines
who come among us to defend their peculiar
stitutions.
Me Elliott having concluded, Mr. Clay took
the floor and spoke in regular Kentuoky style
for more than en hour, going much farther into
the bowels of the land without impediment, than
his predecessor. Re examined the movements to
subdue the people of Kasai, and force upon
them despotic institutions, and charged home
upon the Demooratie and Fillmore parties, the
resironsibility of these outrages. le made
many humorous hits, and wee often interrupted
with bursts of applause. From the - vociferous
yells and stamping, teeth which the strongest
dermal:nations of the slavery propaganda were
received, one would have supposed they were
lea Republican meeting in the Western Reserve
Instead of in a Slave Btate. Although in our
neighboring towns there have been a few in
stances of pro-slavery violence and ruffianism,
the meetings of Saturday gave gratifying evi
dence that the great body of the people are
Mende of free epeeoh.—am. Cour.
Mann. Munn ARBAIGIVID roe Pamonixo
ixosamany Doemurtas.—Some weeks ego we
had occasion to chronicle the expulsion of
sebool teacher from the State of Virginia, for
venturing to take the aide of freedom in a de
bating society, in Letdown county, upon a ques
tion Involving the relative advantages of frte
dom and slavery In Kansas The appetite of
Gov. Wise's contitnente for proserptiens Beams
to have grown by what it fed on. Theyare now
hunting higher game. The venerable Bishop of
the Moen of Virginia has incurred their sea
pinion; and we presume is to be hunted out of
the State for Me Inability to keep np with the
progreseive sentiment of the State upon the sub
ject of slavery. It seems that be bad occasion
recently Cu adninieter the rite of confirmation to
eight or ten &attain Brunswick, and is reported
to have remarked on the occaelon, among other
encoureang things, that he never felt himself
"more highly honored than when allowed to con—
firm a slave." For this ho is arraigned by
correspondent of the Southelde Democrat, who
says, "the people are very much against him;"
that "he ought not to be tolerated;" and that if
the Bishop "feels himself called upon to admin
ister to the 'Tithes! wants of negroes so partic
ularly, a free State Is the beat field of labor" for
him.
la other words, Episcopal ministration to the
'spiritual waste of the share le,en offence a t war
with the polities! ved social repose of the State
and most be stopped.
Bishop Meade le one of the oldest bishops of
the Episcopal Church; he belongs to what 13
tamed the Low Church division of, th-dencnl
nation;, he is neither a fanatdonor In incendiary,
but a pions old gentlemen, who, doubtless felt
the superior joy 'which he expressed, one one
penitent slave than over ninety and nine tree
pennant whose oppertrusity of redeiving roligioni
tmpressione .were mad lam llmited.—N.
Post: ,
- •
Allinir - 300 tons for the etered and
Pittsburgh Road hoe ran
a/died at Nair Yor lon k. AU
the, iron aeeded'for the autimalou of this Road to
Wheellog will be. on the . - greatut more thaw
wmilb earlier than asi intielpattut: The hug
nor on the bolded pert of theread le very large,
promising to reach $75,000 Cr over for the
Month, against segs,Goo May
A Bourarr ton NEw Your PimSubier.—lt le
not many Months/ gamin nelnred min man came
to this city from - abroad. A New - York mer
chant had been in business connection with him
for several yours, and from thaftwalness con
nection had realized a fortune. and tell that he
meat treat him kindly. When Btmday ameba
invited him to go to church with - him. He went
and the merchant took him into hie O w n pew
near the pulpit, in a fashionable church. - There
was a prominent member of the cliorchniar the
merchant, who saw this wi the utmost amaze
ment. He looked, and leot again. He could glig
not be mistaken—it was a enuine "nigger"
and not a counterfeit Midway in his sermon,
the minister disoovered him, and was so con
fused by it that he lost his place and almost
broke down.
,
After service, the man who sat near the mer
chant, went to him, and in great indigo/mon,
asked, “What does that mean?" "What does
what mean I" "That you shOttldbring a nigger
in this church." "It is my pew." "Your pew.
is it. And because it is your pow you must in
sult the whole congregation!" He Is intelligent
and educated," answered the merchant. "What
do I care for that ; dein a nigger." "Bat he is
a friend of mine." "What of that! Mast you
therefore ins It the whole aotigregation?" "Bat
he is a otitis and a member of the same de
notothatiottrid "What do I care for that ? Let
him 'worship th his nigger chrletlano."
"Bat he to worth five million dollars," said
the merchant
"Worth wh e t:"
"Worth fie Jttillion dollars."
"For God's ' ke, introduce me to him," was
too
reply.
Tan Comma Storacts,.—.The germs of pesti
lence are hatching in the elements. Everything
points to the approach of a eiokly eummer and
autumn. It should, therefore., be the care of
every person to preseve the several-functions of
the hog in their ful l tone. 'Lliitesse falls first
upon those whose organism is already disorder
ed through their own neglect. :Gnardwell against
mut/imam and its opposite.- . Eat -nothing in
digestible. Avoid all green and half matured
vegetables and fruits. Pay etriet attention to
the cleanliness of the surface of your bodies;
and above all, begin the work of purification
about your yards and in your houses early, and
do it thoroughly; Cleanliness, !ample diet, and
regular habits will form the strongest protection
against the coming epidemic. As ''no man can
tell where the arrow of death may fall first, ho
Is the wisest who first puts his hone in, erder.
Hunter's Medical Slaialitt. ' • '
.
The Greatest blecheal Diacovery
OF THE AGE. •
NieurE. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, hat discov
cid in cm* °four comaim panne, weeds •ToM•IY
ma
eiSi enaP
e.. /And crlhntiOr..front tho octagon/Ohio to •
commpl
Re has trim It Irk over ninon hundred eases, end never
failed empt le two came (bath thunder humor.) Ids ha.
now table ronelliioittrrar coo bllllttnt4 certificate, of Its
Mug. all within twenty tnies of Button.
Teo tattles •r• nabinntsd to cure a eurrinceore month.
One to thze•
erne Um. bottle, wlti cure the 'worst kind Ofpimples
T ate m/ph
Two to three,' bottle. moor the onset of bbils.
the
Two bomou th ttles are warranted to cue tie Wont Maker In
coos and a &
m.
to gm tUeeurnwatTanted to cgr wont
e this wot
Ore to two bottlee or. warranted to core ilk humor
the T oTos, - -
wo bottles are- Inc anted to cure running of the est
len Ketches among the bale.
Your to eix bottles ars warranted to cue corrupt awl
mange Wawa.
Two
will Imre scaly oruption of the akin
Two to three bane. are warranted to cure the matt den
mate cams virtu...tem,
Two to three bottled are warranted to care the worst
Thrm to bur bottles.* warranted to cue, ..it rheum.
Five to eight totem will our, the winnows of ninon:ie.
A b•••nt I. •bnLY• orPinienned from the amt bottle.
utdtal • perfect cure le warranted when the above quantity
am
Nothing Tooke to Improbable to the.. who ham In vain
triad an the wonderful mediehase of the day, se that •
=minces weednowlninta the pa tare, andolong old note
should care marydiumur in toe omtem; yet It Is now
a teed Ilan. If 7oalare•lmaerll boa to start. Titers
are 110 If. nor Utils, human; he's abonsultlng tom. cams
andnot mine. I peddled elvers thousand butes of It in
thenelnity offloston. I know Its effects In every me. It
hoe already dons some of the greatest cure. overdo.. in
Idamebnsetta. I ¢an It to Unlatch • bear Olsktoil
people of Wily. I have men poor. pony. .0..7 „ o
g
childr.o, whom dean wits snit and gabby, restarel to •
perlixt etata abode, by one bottle.
To nom who are sultect to a Mk hesdastaou• totes
win al ways cue It. It glom
toot relief to catarrh and
dicenses. e t
who bans been e. Iheyeare, have ta.
tea and been regulated by It. Where the tody la sound
It work. taste we, hot ohm, there to •nytioreogement
of the functions of nature, It will came van Ottani. c.a.
Inge, bet you must not to alarmed—they always' Maly.
per In front tom days to • week, There Is wee a. bad
route hem It. On the couttlen When that feellthi Isom
you wilt feel yourself We laa.O Denati. I hoard wee of
Moe estmagant emunitons of . 11 that men ever Iles
timed co. lie &saga of. dine error yncomeary,est the
test you can get hen likewise. an herb, which, when
simmered In moot cl4dlmolvas homfulose sainnou of the
dellneck win under the met Prim 80 cone. Per m of the
blecovery SI per bottle, •
Itesenows eon thu—Adult, oue tethiespoonful P. de7.
Children over eight year., desert mown; children from
ie. to sight ;mu.. towepcoutut As oo arICUaI.CLII
to arta:aim to all coostitethee. take mantsh - to epee
.
no on lb* towels gives tin),
Mr. ILENNEUT per attendnite meo
of 60f0713111.
Bold, Wholesale and Detail, at Dr. ZETAlars,l4o Wood
.tent, comer of Venn alley, nod I. P. bLOWING
neon
For Salo.
TetlloUSp now occopiedby the 110-t Ell
erlba, No, lailesooral street. This proretti Is.==
In complete osier. farnlabed with Oas sad llotramt Cold
•
Water. Pot partloolare ettaalra of
GEO.
arm otJottee Cooley,lU wata meet
FOUNDRY FOB RALE OR TO BB LET.
A MIST CLASS FOUNDRYBITILDIO„
Patterns. Maim Too Ls. eta., will be sold or UT. ass •
orrftoof 7... 1 v en moderate term.,
tu.aa salve ocodama man mitts 112Itaiii waald b. Is
Poet
eelve dOoloa an partam, or .. a roassagar. Address Box 276.
CTTER---
.-8 bbls. prime Roll' Butter, 2
b. do do do. I tc. twokod da.:nt reed mil.. ago
on7EO
ATWELL. LCKk CO.
ARD-15 kogs prime No. 1 Lard, itat
reed and tor m
sale b. my 23 ATWILL. LEI tU.
lILIACKERAL-30 bble. Largo
luta. ere 3. 20 do do No t M !dibble de No 2 1
do do fano No 3.Juit. reed sad for sale Dr
mr2o wriVELL. LE *CO.
111 ERRING-20 bbls. No. 1 Hiving just.
Kirses arid &rode br m2lO &DWELL. Lth 01
RYE --1000 bus. Pena. Rye in stun and for
rale by myl4 /31311, S LlOorl7._
IA BIRD APPLES-20 sacks just reit'd and
k, rals bY R
LeolloL=-10 bbls. 96,inet reel and for
Pale b r yID It. &BELLI:T.B A CO.
ENTUCKY FLOUR, white wheat in
More. far me. by DAVIDC. HERBST.
HA (I O N SHOULDERB-10,000 lbs, on
E. for sale by soy 23 DAVID C. LIERBET.
WEAMINSS BAGS —lO boles Stark A
17 Boar to store and for aaLD low to dorm or
00r 2 2
VODF.IBII-50 casks in stord and for sale
st..i by mr2l BAGALEY.OO,2OBJIVE &CO.
FaD GENTIAN-125 Ms. just stied and
rain by mylb 11. E. SELLERS a CO.
OLL BUTTER--5 bbls fresh in cloths,
W. by m 719 B. DALZ ILL &
1002aVZ S
BACON -20 casks Hama and Shoulders on
_ma iv aacad wifiißrtalaojrcfg=yB.l
ASII FLOUR BBL. ROOPS—Iu,OOO Ash
Flour Dbl. lloopritua, need and Mr ,mll.l,
Jurlf. T. LIIT1,11& CO,
-,
liMOTHY SEEDSbbIs. f or
tale by my 1.2. IC ECITYCIELNISON.
GET DIE BEST,—BLACK SPANISH.
tan Pan BETTING. from pAr e trod nock. (weft'.
(y packed in bozos of one Senn oath. Prima Sa. Otters
by mail or othervine Inexemtly
• 0)10 HOLUM A OOLLEAS. Wood at.
INSEED 01L-18 bbls. of parse just co'd
ad y s i ti r l fa sale by umuumecni,
116 Smut street.
MAOKEREL-200 bbls No 3 Lugo;
100 bar bbis No 3 War. 100 bbis moil= No 3;
00 do ilotoul No. nes 3. for 0y
m 71 7 J. B. OLNPULD.
ERRING-400 bbls Not forsale
mart t J. B. CaHindu)
I
rNsEED OIL-5 bbla. reo'd and for sale
Iby niyl6 MILL& tiItICISIT. Water 4,
VIAOKERAL-30 bble, No. 3 Large; 25
IVtbl4 do. idedina44 r"4211/40TIIIVION.
EitERRING--50 Wits.' No. 1 Pickled j Dry Malt. and 30 Iral
_ do do ttmork Jun reed and An
mii2 liurcEmmoist.
BCITTER--5 .Roll reo'd and
rte Ws by any k LIGOILTr, Water In.
OATS -1000 bus rood and for sale by
eult_ _ _ BELLA LIGGETT.
MACKEREL -1
zwra I. al. fl° "is
allay 0.3;
bi 112 d lug° N
1414.V.Tivi, J an
vo vrogir.t.
IREESE—.2OO bze
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