THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
_ •
Bus 1 NESS DIRECTORY.
I. FATTINCIIIL A Uosn ADVERTISING JIAZNOY
122 MAUS Arun, Nor PIM
And N.,144 SALastrtd, BogtolL
P. A W. Ars lg.& RR dal:sad Ingtoratisl and baron
I rcrslatlnE bornsoce.Al PAPIIII both In the DRIUG Etable
sem for 1856. _
IDE, PM k, 9 and 11 ParkPinor;
Nilo/ 10a6. Myna Lb* attention of balm from All
" 41 .. " " '" Whitir s A r t6RICAN STRAW
PRINCIfI...MAL ilqW74lB. TH.111.4150%
" C LA9,.."TOOOIos sasottentit of ArflifiN BO RUM.
Wok_
With • paws! &MCI COMMIS CI . 1 W BoNNETs
LW& of tbs nowast &signs. r ,rtdeb III! eff.r.,
At OsWove rota. Ytibr . X 1.4
tatalcd.lao aa- ' Le
Plate tua
LAMY
for tho nip
JO
Biltifsy ItCre
NO 10 d r
1. •
1
The British Plate tlass -Commy.
RAVOTHSAA LAMY ~ 1114airaBr.
Warehouse for tho nitod States,
JO 'II,I'LATT,
79
be
Ihkeate New York.
tilkaiEßE will be JO d full assortment
VV_ of their !Swedes Y. • • Mate for Rano and
Ifouse Pitnal3.Bhowoo.so. • kW. 7 L 99 k9 GI". from
to 139 barter tkkk.
N. B...Westerneustomers referred to the Neer Bata
noose rt MID. at Colombo; trkteh 4 slaked with the
Preto Ohm of Os CosiDark7. salakamdt
ANDREW •
tl 0 id MISSION-
Cotton and Wool
.4'roi=l::l4nArs
JESUP. •
EACHANTS,
Machinery.
~eaa
• =ad= Articles: ie.
New York.
rao . m, wows.*
• No. 87 Pme at..
n.a-A¢nhth•
•'WOODVAI/1/ & 7311 A.
• Steam Eviatt
txabadve Armet_kft
i.o WELL MAJOIIIBEinIi
Ne4.lye '
_ _ .
Nov York kr
r MacMillan) Tools
Hough's Patent .i'tt Shirts.
lATES & FRANCE, 1 Barclay Btroate
New York.
LAU or NreV TlON—N oueeteet. kre , parrthe eirePr ttl
031kAlitketraltll.
1 ,0 Protwlrdeld wearers r 0 0rb20.,
W. JACKSON & SOB.
ORATE AND:YENDER• MAKER,
:411 woNrsr. alf nsoADTrAn .11701 , TOBA.
11131,11 y
• •
FAIRBANICB PLATFORM SCALES.
THE undersigied having been appointed
ex= TT
I tla o r w eggbers tori ttelebrsted
E; T.. - FAERBANKS th CO.,
t o egrtriourisvr
o ntiV e V i ld.2 o gelbr um commtullti
These Ocala bate Nen subj.ted to th.....4.87ZHE5T
=Ton aUthe pandps , BaUroada In the United S e a t
t! , l4: , assla=zry ,.. branottot bru&ses tbrongte t e
Wi. b tatrtrUnt h 7.... liztrzfriav o&A6TS
• We am
t_ to Si orders for Conntar, Portable,
Uerseentotown Lien Coal, Ballroad and
lo Oa nal
+alas, at prt.ta imam a waLLB.
Marty street, tkonmerehel
Pittstrargb.
FITTS : BURGH COACH FACTORY.
..[Loir.-.......-‘021.12 L. ettraltall—.—.art. A!fl?
BIGELOW & CO.;
• uhr,2.l to IL M. Bliroloo.
(int No.
46
-ourowo Abair iMP._
aw. WoXl
• ' Pittsburgh, -Penna.
1 1 0ACIIES, OARAIACIES, - piarross,
1 . ../ tlt ulates,iseuravern . tkpathrtion GI Racy Pebblu
u
or sal nalsbad In a. martner umnarpoused for
11 ,1 =3t of Irozw‘tudall
we.
To. 1106201.
.fficCIITCHEON & CO
WHOLESALE sa - 40 0 s.
Produce and voramitsioa merchants,
A:IT DELLBB9
Pittsburgh Ilanufacturod Animas,
so. 219 Lt ery street, corset of /mix,
PITTEIBUBLIII.P.II.
.0. L. COOL=
JONES d COOLEY,
W HOLESA LE GROCERS
can
BOA 7 FUSKIHEIRBS;
Produce end Pittibh Il
urgannfaetarts,
- No. 141 Water Street,
. 00 Des 1:21 1 .24mprr,
(MOIL PENAL.
PAINTERS. .
LONG k LANE,'
NOUS& AND SIGN PAINTERS.
NO. 77 iohubd Rigs mallet) ramp ariumr.
Dews= ocdsull klarket, Stoests.)
All orders promptly attended to.
1111.111ena •rwate,d In ■ ilucanar etrk. , _ rat 41
IL =ILL
ROBINSON; NiIUS & lILLEES
L'OUNDBBS AND ENGINE BUILDERS,
awingand Manuartnrese of all desnintlana Mill Outings.
. ay....ies •
.t ra
odiaa. NCII Market Enna. banns. Ilnat and Panora
ata. fannlrde
Watches and Jewelry.
jOHN Di. ROBERTS, 16 sth
rEmln •antlre. war
=eh ottrand Patent Lank Et- , i i r
Anchor and Loge W
In e pic, 14
leg h llat m etZrrle th ineltattga tt I)nA.a . Also.
t i t c og s o Mil ea t
eti cgo =erd
o tta
Peasant Owe. Pend* Teothiuss.h..47. Plan, sit ..nd
ireA h 'berm i tTk%.74 '&A4' 1 7:13 n '4 %, C AT
Platen Elntnnti Entre* end: iort" Jul. Crest end Faner
eraod
Good. .A.laa, haw. met of the bellt. Brae Urdu, at,
all pri TM Atari starbialeen twarbmad direst from the
Eastern Idanataatorlea and esteetnlntth• pat Ihr
ttorrotal trade and: will be wad at. a'
a
Erns on
e Watches, Crete Jawetrrretalred; aaLLEn•
graving .axecoted huttle best 'manner, and Pinar wan,
and Jewelry mach to order., J.N.sannute.
arld - -Elfth et near Mutat.
V'i' - 0
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
D107010.13T, Nu 241 Meaty km t, Brad of t.
WWI. Pitt Mutt. Ps .. slasystumrpe on band.umol
sr Ws • general umulooniCaratmentof Drum
Mad taw. Pain_ is, 0111. a Eton. Window Qum of MI
IMO% TWAT. Poletuterf. t and Prutrieturr MAP
eine. *to. _
To ml old I Sind, sit custarters.—llorinst arldaut my
%non In- PulUmeus. wad raturnati ta th is el=
MO but the Deng boat..Esiabltab of 01r. Joel
Nu Liberty . at I. dull brio,7 Mo Is* s
mut
old
Maids, ar the oustarnets of at,. &labia, and dud' Om
no pain to rdelli. lb= with rnfibinktnagMlf Li
MT 1.100 albumin's,. -P. N. 0
dalelr . No. 241 Mary at.
Valtable:lteal Estate for Bale..
lOffer for 'the two throe dory brick
buildings at thalooth oast moor of Pau& and Hand
=lat and97ll_ 2 ... 6r ark ow*
building" are anbatautlal Asti stoma Lour. 4b 7
I gait ear tbs four throe Warr Wok- dwollto z e ir bonasa
got he goat aids of Mutt stmt. Iio&SA N. and 41
gob bomb betas About IS foot 3 Intim In
front about
.
60 fat In
Tito abure wißbo mold wparatelotowifibar.
at low pito: - A =all Mgt oannont win to Tomlin:lK anQ
• manconila this Rt..= for ino Tent of Ma basnao
Applz _ _ B. WILHIAI tli T orry c jytx4,
• • • •
St. Clair Street• • Troperty for Bale.
Lb" Authorissed.to sell ori vary reasona
le tam. =rani avail-of Mow tau - tbloa
dwellingmw. cu .the itantoly 614. d Ot t
amt. Was beams Not. Ili S. SS tli. Da
an mn
Pann=and tho al./Illazbany bridge. lbws boom
Ittr storm and trailing and ars altanbal In
• good Tba tota aro each, 111 tot hunt by U 0
toot In depth to an null tan tart adds.
• totalarata oath PaYnlnnt b. bge o 4 ant I ' 6 t"
ant. allowed_to =alp Zs • two= it= menrett
. be bond Ind
• r _ WO SHOES. • •
V/ 'EA L.S: -AN D BETA IL.
%ME imbeetibei respeetfuNe . alls the at
tante= of Itleirtatuls and thaw:Lb nnurrigly, to an
alanttnat/on af tetanal. stork of t. ..d now
Ina ?ennead vout the New Haldane PI anyfarturers, In
which wlll belletrut any land of /Adios, ads. Miss'. .nd
MUM . * DOMAN OilitAnk d SW's, =dean*, of the boat
engarta4 erorkstinalp and alit,. Meet etrlaa • • -
In order to sett oniatt7 dealers and those who wish to
=Mt= wort. inannftaterragand keno
aD hand a: etteplsto , Oteli of idot's amid
Poota and Ertganadeore and itanttga Brogan; WM
Bootanatlltaanine. aiet Mims greggh whlett . Innings.
/13 ratetnertertta Peres Its toned oar vattrtag_tnafe.
than that Ws going CO esti as cheap es ang other wee ne•
tabilabstant In the atty. • • , •
Thankltd be the Übe& patronage nyretraora reemed
yolleita farther
to fade York that .. 33 3 01 , 03 r 316 133 s ream In
buslneaa hat b M alga ve
m 3 SP 7iliiketittloolollo Ilarkattmis t Yltth ~ A.
/13TRYILY & •IIIIROKFIELD;
• DELLEWIN-
Silks and Ladies' Dresi G oods tmnerallY,
uTRAKA SUMAS /BRAWLS,
MBROLD=EB AND STA.PLII 000.119,
For Fluzdlit
somnalts radrpotis: awaranent ha all of the above
departmestobad refd ma ailing at knout -urines.
sig-Nathosa{ eon= 4th VP Mutt; ttLallr
.014
Stoves. Fendbrfgad Fire ism .
- 13TQWWAIIEROVSE. No.
124 Inca strait: Aires Imam snlyia• which
Into a* Oa ikbov• 'tamed s. world.
nu iittediem &thaw an to ow 1.10,
to an invtnglama ame - oar itoelcor now falba:4 amp
tO
rtnities. .Metatmr. i,lll4 " Wcod ". s i tree kirs e
CRAW Or.
WPLUAR. IiLITCHELTREE, sr.,
Rectiryink. Distiller and 'Vino anti liquor
MERCHANT,
Wa'xibirtiavet. /wawa beau
•
jitwßß; formerly. . resident of
a/UW:101104(nm of lorraXlAll leave brae law
L ter Us Omura Wads sod t ot LotaMotricto.
Ospitslt str sort abort baring' IrmorT orrd• rr&r .
rant to Wets, 11111 F bllllllllO5 Adthrolly end
Pv " tir "'Ur D l = Aloe ork beast um. sorry room
o Tomas r, o. Market street. tree 9A.H. to
Mrs 4 4Morlor: A= Bl ektarket at. Pittsburgh: N.
Boh ism .
ho Boa. gatileTrZo o=4 tort '
lA%
•
I S Delitiat,•Foum street,
op . &an wee. qf 1111,arket. Mee ho
to= 9 AaL,W , P.Ds.•
ALI Tirmt
- Removal.
-E SELLERS tt CO. Wholesale
1.• atsti. ranoted to Um large and cootouatkma
ovarWsthe corner of Wood sad Baotou% orta. wham
ur oals an awl 6U dukes t 6 =Fg t.. V6r.
it:ftio. az. 'nu tad lari inn
Ilemova
L i
• .4., ma
2 nufooturer of Do 012 .
mid 111WDOir
Pcsto".rfna.sna.atuarr; pm.
o'er
ini 'l'iak tegth
Immo
New migidou - Tab and Buzlad Fatale&
'Franaiborti continan to manufacture
a n c an m ied= , ag r xrW ".waste
ordis ma s taisavattamistiw Au:await:at:
steam-En'ines sad Naas: .
NGlNEsait ri the tied izrovernte,
VlA S4 Alle.jUradoon
Ada! .. -
ZMN=E
BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
iOSRPR B.& MOBBISON, Attor
ttrzat.Ln.Orsll%ltZ Yfftti elust...borirs
OBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law
Be. Lath. Ido. 1117
EMERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law—
Corner of illth and Grua ttreataMswalta the Court
stns. Pittsbsagh. mrsa•Yaa
TAMES J. BIM, Attorney at Law, office
7=rth gnat, near Gnat. Plttatrunb.
AGENCIES.
Michigan General Commission and Collec
tion Agency °face,
LORthe collection of Home and Foreign
Mercantile wad all other Money Maims, ha Michigan
eant atatm=ent and Payment of Mamma
Payment of Taves. and We clamed relate and
stacks and Inn:wawa Agents.
PELTII3I •ANDLBSON, Detroit, Michigan.
.gdieveauma Futemerga—limann.Hyarner t jt4.m. Bant
u; White Co.. Gazette Older . Loren DMA i 111.,
idarchants.
Vfmnran—Ten i =clet or Michigan from , ialyeatable
Insurance mylo-Iyd
WM. A. LIMNS .
DEAL &STATE OFFICE, No. B 7 Front
xtreat, 8d door from Idarks4 Dula. in l
P PIS /PPP. M. 0 3 1 1 ITP O PaPP PPughtetlgrt.
41_11STIN LOOMIS, Rest Estate Agent,
Stock. llerobandbe and 811:1 Broker, Once No. MI
ortb stmt. above Wood. Vadaue avomatl7 Wended
/76417
biARSIIELL, SeoretargCiti
i~
mei Insmanco Ocaapans, 94Vater stmt.
T,• M. GORDON, Secretary Western Insti
l' . rams 0..92 Wear stmt.
JGARDENEROOFFIN,AgentforFrankIin
th / h. 11 7 /mire Coy. north4asat mina of WOOS
A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware blo
c • mod Insurance COMPIUM 41 Water stied.
DRUGGISTS.
roam maixao--4. Irttool. n --comma mimeo
FLEEING B.ROZEBBS,
Orrawan. to J. ED •DO
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
AO. ISO WOOD MEET,
PisTRECURGU. PA.
M "Proprietors Dr, itlanc/neelstcraiad ViwW.f••• Lit
s. ke.
TLOLIN HAFT; Jr., Bur n
n assor to Jae. itl'Guf
tey,) Whaled* sad sad Dalartn
ta, Dysituffs, &a, arturr l MO4 Blith dreg+.
Pltterarich. Wlt•srigaz .Iloccrt TM Dr. Ford's Medidsm.
.01
JOUN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
Dr rti otzoo . in, Vontham and DTO Btu!. N 0.290
t., Pittsburgh.
All orders trill rood. prom • t otteattoa.
R , A. yAHNESTOCK & CO., Wholesale
m2. 70t 1 e 17:77"t b ittellt i llt
b=g Meta
E. EtIALERS, Wholesale Dealer in
Dregs, EWEN Oils, Varnishes,
cod stmt. Pittstnirsh. Goods warranted. Prices
kirririntrt — ASiWat i t i i n t:M
' • • turner or unerts sad es. CL exutat
SCHOONMAKER & CO., Wholagele
• DlTUarlitts. No. 24. Wood itnet, Pittoborgh.
COPH FLEMING, Successor to L.Wilcaz
On, corner Mann stun and Diamond—Essars
Ur an hckton
ba s fall and annista suartment or
nl
U dna
ldn Masts Perfancry. and ail ea
Perinah his ess
Physicians prenalptiana asralhUy comp: anise at
Zinn Jahly
COMMISSION &C.
PO P A I L S DW I AIft) b e t C o MON
M.EW L ILAr TS, •
Wool, Hideo, Flour, Bacos, Lard, o Lard Oil
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
No. 76 Water .Bt, Pittsburgh. Pa.
SZlr at ultalsh Ott.
1) Asses. Cute:LT Drp Ht Komi i Liserloo. Phllr
Iza i i h a m Ok. a. r st b= Ban& Nesbit St Outstays..
Thomas* netituir. Santee& Holmes t Connell. 'Madre=
&gm. °tam D Bullock I Co..
feNted
JNO. B. KOON9-- ..... usdurrnut
LUZ 07 Le...cc/ kW:bank
Unnohroys, Rottman t Koons. Phils.
KOONS ifc HERSTENE, •
FLOUR FACTORS.
- - -
•lID
General Produce Commission Merchants,
.Irs 47 .Ir4rl-1 747ml:et opt 95 N. Tittles 3-, tetra R. . _
Busby, Woateard/too , Pbtu . J D Lehmer •ON tlo., U.
Garrett, Mar th a & Co, A D Bullock Co. "
woods o.trar,_
altar, Prina Treed%%llll4
Truitt't.Ww% Marrov Gattler; "
bccatenreth 100
Grres..Germsdr L. C
10,1,P/ilea
rra4r . .Courraire Ca 14 1 . 1 tit
And PlUalrargh and natdetphla Metrlenta graneratte.
1•1.4.6¢4
MoBAME ANJER.
A. 11.13aaa.1
FLOUR, Mari AND PRODUCE.
Cowman= and Forwarding Merchants.
No. 114 &eond rt., Pittsburgh, Pa. •
tJuk 1. lotdlrliall
SPR
00 ONHARRAUGH,
211 HIS-
S In Wool, Provisions tc Produce morally.
NO. 255 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTLSIIIMOH, PA
J. AMU.
"a" A""" I — TWELL, LEB & CO .,
WiEWHOLESALE G•Xtp
anta
r i og — ce Oommiuion men ,
PITTSBURGH HANIMAOTURES,
PUN IS Weed st., between Winter and Film et
1018 PITISBUROIL
DAVID C. HERBST,
Motu, Produce, Previa' ion and Commission
MERCHANT,
110 DV Liberty dred. caroms. I Rand,
Pittsburgh,
(LIVES bi e attention to the ewe of Flour,
tut PerYoDeor. Lard, Omsk ratter, drain, Dried
Nratedidede,
lED.Ooddn=a reeDeetrally eolleited. eirddr
HENRY 13. KING.
Oats of the firm of Sin_ k Moortioadj
• Atm: , .
ANAL
DEALER. DT PIG METAL AND ELODER
No. 76 Water street, below Market,
.1.19 , PITTEBERGH. PENNA.
• •A. HAMBY,
3/11.1828MINIarailD171111 MIZELAIM
Agent of the Maalox and Indianapolis
ILILILOAD,
Corner First & Ferry sta., Pittsburgh, Pa.
samla •
'.*
J. W. BVELEM 111 2
FORWAB.DINO to COMMIS IoN BIER
=De In al lands cf Pll.bborg4 Mao
aaaaVslgas Laud Plt» sad amt. Lead. No. First
sub-ITEM
Una. Pittsburgh.
s3l s • g 4 I .too arren, o,
' Cknoaltaina .n41.. ' • • klarenant. and WbAa•
•tton Wastana Batter. Pot an 4
mud' MOUS um; n.
Lido of thinig"agelgt TU . •
a co
T LITTLE .k, O.Wholesale Grocers,
alsb
/1113:1191hdEng. Na 112-Boconti slzoo nd
t, nttoo
isleor.t.S
(WEN% WAIIEIIOUSE.-HENRY IL
IllyogLUNMforairllnssudatmilidosMactuint.and
i r trootl=al= 44 : EM= l" . " r 1 4131
417/1113PALIdEn, Importer and Dealer
Is Triage' sod AseadesaMill Papa:AP. 66 Market
&Alma Third sad Math arm. :A P . •
DRY GOODS.
JuSEPH ROB,SE a CO..
i
Wholesale and Retail Dealers n
T/Wlaraia9
gissortaluza sastrar'a (nor=
• Panel , Goods, tte.
.SD. )1'...." 40.41411%Themisel.
sr Agents for mawdro Yams. eitgll4l
I. a:aISKIX BW. 1118118081L,O. L. MOM a • Eas.
&A- MA RANA CO., Wholesale and
p=ue:,..e7..324 &Weft, bads, '4s TM
- • . . • •
- -
MltoritnlY & zuseaprma% Wholesale
sad Mall accds Plachants, water laartb
M)
BMWs Pt
' Ilenidial 1 Remoirals Recioval I
OBIM3ON • Co.—Fo..=3...:Rpra . mart..
[LAVING' Removed our Store.to No. 23,
g ii- ruthdoio.cow t agor to A. A:Um/co t Co) no an'
cm, prepared to ammo:loot tbs. Watt Mocks AlM
jutted wad 6J3uliroutOsrooup,..- .4 ou cum,. 1,, thu
comb& In our omoottosnt oinlu Annul
:!, Ito= r or t.
•
:• ' -7-gi:"--Tiijkalthn o i r mi g "71 5 3.--"1 R.,.. g.'
6.°"114. g rin . eX
. . futzrhsrculauv an iza d irAzurnutkw. a
=Wu..
m it ol t" 9lun n M th igcr i".• li '''
„ 4 „... A ... c um &IL az. Moths torao 800%
num - alOtoths,lrcos IS to Si OriniO• ot.an. Lofton su,
et nbleh Inn bo NMI stew !onset nub ono - - . - is ,
• GEORG& IL ARNOLD A Do -
2 1 1gB u o uli ttr i ME= 84
nuthersassicatmestasamtlybailrates..eir
Plaster. Cement and Orind•Stones.
KLABTEB for Land and &tow Work; Co
gnat Ibr Claims and Plates worts Qdaf Moan. ft
on Made. 1115 Utorty st. iittabnine
WAILAOX.
I. nneaer
-1 " :1dIABECH ALL -db 00., Importer'
balm In' holy Awed= Pape r
A RV el Wgzel etreetaitta
AMU Re the NW gimereeemert. Mare
rt . bowie Ce. Au% eeo
TODINE-50 out fOr Bale bY mixas . 00„
4104 ton sad Wood
PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 16, 1856
BANKERS AND BROKERS
BANKING.,
HOUSES
0
JOHN T. HOOD:
IMIDTORD BEDFORD OD,
esommtart _ SOMERSET CO.,
MOUNT Pi.manlliT. WNSTMOILVD
OONNELISVILLZ. VAYFTTB CO.. Tama
UNIONTOWN
BILOWNOVIL
NNW IMOLA) C. OKAY= ,C 0
Deponito rnoslved, inaconnu mad . D e an. bought. sold
and collected, Bank Notes and epode bought Lod rota
Blocks, Notes and other Securities Wroth% sad *old on
Nansdadan: Oessulon4stms usd esUantlone sellettra% •
AU= E1LM111............XDVALD
hRAISER to RAIIM, Bankers and Lx.
charm, Brokora. Buy and dl Gold and Ova stud
Notes, wvtlate loanaon R&M restore nook/Sow
rltleequrchase Promlwry Hotta, aad Tim. 11111 son Haat
and Vi art. Bar and sell Blake on Colconleclan. HOW&
cads on all points In tn. Valor. aided cornet # Thlrd and Wood Meth &cacti,' Mollie the Itt. Chattel
HotaL • . m7/-17,
.T HOLMES it SON Dealers In Foreign
. Domestic "Ms of Exchaturs. Oettlflettee ei De*
podte, tent Notes and Um% No, tin Matto, weed. pitta
/Or Oollectione made an ell the cities
thninuchout the United Stet"
MANUFACTURING.
CM1061126.1. C. C91131:131A /1".11. C.111:1111:11,W. e. IFOCIDIFAIID
ANEEICIAN .
I) A P N-12PR . , E
No. 78 Second Pittsburp, Pa.
ibig,rAiii2e3gßEßBDof Pupter Macho
and Arturo Frames. W Ind.. and Door Beau;
Brackets. Trams, Condon. Ventilatore and Oentre Pieces
for Cellinge. lineettes and Mouldlnge °revery di tenon,
She and &alga, comma and warranted more datable
than aro , otter article now in tos.
88-Orlin. executed on the shortest =Boa
V.B.—dttmffon of Steamboat Malden Is 6SlilY
rooted to thin articlae on seccont of Its light t.
OUtildISS. TUBES
do. I . Bltroond at.. bet. Wood 1 Market 674.
grrresoirin.
UNION FOUNDRY,
Mitchell, Herron & Co.
ILL Continua the business of the Union
Poundrg. at the old stand of PENNOCK. mam
a,Ne. Laa Inert/
The 7 vlu manufacture an usoal, a large and enteral
amartment of CIAIITINOB, oomprialug
Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Side Ovens,
OFFICE AND 1-1=0.2
MANTLE & KITCHEN GRATES,
Hollow Ware, Wagon Dozer, Dog Iron', Sad Irons,
Tea Kettles, Plowa and Plow Points,
Will and Machinery Castings generally,
And OAS and WATER PIPSO oral 1 gt...
IRON & NAILS OF T'S B
Shvls, Spdes Ple EST
b BRANDS,
, tte
All wh o
ish e will resol a d at ,
nuzio.W.o ~
sare weep..
ea774r
- - - - ---
Penn Cotton Kills, .Pittalrugh.
ENNEDY, CHILDS CO.. Mande°
tome
AN 'A No, 1 Astis7-4 4
Carpet Chain of all colon and
Cotton
Plo=en and Butt
Bat
- tleg. Bete of All elm and deritpCoae
a ari t v A it .g. th• Hardware Steest onerous. Wilma
1. pare attention. 14215:1v
WILLIAM BARNIULL & CO.,
61 Penn et., below Marbuty, Pitteburgb, Pa.
,TEAM BOILER MAKERS and BOTIFT
IRON WORIURS, Marostartnrtra at Dunhill's Pat.
ant Boger. Loomotlrs, Flood and 071Indar Dollars, Calm-
Vllll. Breithada i ll: Bad. t eam INser ‘ Condensers, Bolt
_so X /e, Boat,. etc. Alan,
IDAntemI MM 8 1W Wort. Itri&s and Viaduct Into, done at
tha shortest
to.=Um. All orders hom • distance promptly
attended
Hate and Caps.
II WILSON t SON keop ootunantiy on
JVi= arm description and misty of Nate and
both wholesale and rata. Those dashing a neat
list or Cap. good and slump, would do wall to
gin ns •call baton purchaaing alsawbaz, nolati
W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail
klanohlotursr and Molar In Cabinet Ware. No. SS
street.
GROCERS.
==EMIM
Shrivel R Dilworth,
WHOLESALE GROCERS',
Nos. 130 & 132 Eieeond Street,
on Wood and 13toltfle14)
MONTROSE lITOKELTREE, ---
Wholest,lo Grocer and General Merchant,
No. ZS Lthaty Stmt. Aggesrith. «0-4
MIE7IT!!IWM^^IP•r7g=I
• . _ .
SMITH, MAIR & Enna
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
11.2 Sooond and 151 Front street,
Jam
Walden & Gardiner,
6110LE.I.ALZ DALE .111
Floor, Provision and Produce Generally,
?WM LIBIIITY fir. 0.10.1 p
LiACIALEY, COSORA.VII th CO., Whole-
Alt sale Groom. stead ca Wood stmt. Pittsburgh.
ottO•IP
CULBERTSON, Wholesale Lancer and
Clogobiodob Morebsat..Doslor lb Produce ad Pitts.
Ws Blab ufactosad Artless. 114
burgh. Llbertp beset, Pitts
AIOLIN FLOYD & CO., Wholesale Grocers
l sad Clommiadma Kerr-tomb. Wood and =X Lib
atnet. Pittsburgh. tale
IIOBER I T . 11 . 00 , 15 b Wholenal! Wm,
-..x. ~. vul Domertio gas awl Clown. No. 316
bortior= W h ir . • ray karts stook of irapnior
old Moitongattola whirl .11.1 be sotd low for mkt.
DAME. 1 . 11311301,-.......111LLUX ICU= L. 00 M 1
ROANDLESS, MEANS & CO., (MUMS
oars to kleOindlen.) Maims& Ormrss.
caresn N Glaso,OottaajfanS. and Eittgtmla
Idazub somata of Mod sad w ear vita.
10111 InILL..-.......701311 D. 1r0D.L...........-.X11.6131 C. 291.
UGELLS & ROE, Wholesale On:leers and
Ikaasoladon Martbaati. No. 124,Ltduty staret Pitts
VIOEMIT DALIZIML It CO., Wholosale
Pitt.burgh lartrwilma. ku "'ll,l"l7 l 7 T'xh"
ISAlin maw-- ....-1011IIT 03C T.
11 WAN DICKE - i r k - 6Y ..
wholesale OK.
iftr Aster rtnnoton l anWatt 11*Ipc..
BMUM, WOODWARD & CO., Whole
', ale Gleeesats.talltattit strea.ll4ls44ol,
BOOKSELLERS &C.
EC.. COOHIIME, (=mesa to B. Sad
• WMlassie and ILda Dealer in Bats, Rattan •
r kt =l4lper . liT, gings. 7. /V1 . 71 gmt. nth Oa EL,
pi„. il ::....,.. ~.:..... : . , .-..
LAY & 00., Booksellers and Stationers,
MI. & Wood dant, nut door to the corona Thbd.
oral. Pa. &Stool and law anoint oonalantl Cm Mad
L L. READ, BooknallarandStationar, No
MUSIC. &C.
John 11. Mellor,
Iv O. 81 WOOD STREET, between Diamond
PaN D 'iMAZtralts.ll l l4 l 7AFIL
arrdsobrln Main Iftfail% . J.230N2•
K. Kleber & Bro.,
o 3 FIFTH ST„ Sign of the Golden
llarn, Bale Agency IeVIMS CLAM'S (Neer
Itinle)_zadlrallad Grand and Secure PIANOS. and OAR
HART telllDUAldro GraninaIIILLOJEDNI3 and GROAN
linllllolllUeln Dealers la limn, and Marini Inetne ,
nienta fe6
Charlotte Blum,
AtANUFACTURER and Dealer in Piano
Tattoo and tmportor of music and mutleal Iturtrtr
mod for tho 111218131/di FLAK*, ail° tbr
MUM DAVID Jt CX0:8 Boston Platuth with uud vtttb•
out Ads= Attachment. turd 116 Wood It.
IL PUGET, No. 271.2 Fifth ot.,
ee
betwn Wood and Market. Ilatufseturer
t voider of mei derradetton and of Plated
Je War* of ens weleht of plating. E sau eer to
tem thorns end srpt ,
to l lgt thaw Deno toted Wan %
who vibes
mil what to sester.the r l ' ettelee
food
end to hate thorn platedto beefeater weight.
P. V. NAZYTZL Intbreu Ws !Mande and Datum that
he bu faced Winter to L. EL PLUM to ondertake
whatever Tatham to Ih* Watch cloth - aunt t° the abate
mentkoted eetabltheloent. He bones the: hie veil known
onopetener to this Ile. Win loam the pennon. of thou
Tato attub ralaelamportane• both* ecerectues mod Mtn'
Tattoo of then WM.:OM atalt2md
BEMOYAL.
Valkiv F A VISrw Works.
J. 13,... Ik. $ SPEER
UWE Smo to the wit story of
that luga t td eomeadkoul Wanhoou, onurr of
allay wa
u mutrttotoz d g d sulnoponad
as powa. sad woold Invite Wootton of i lanaus
aod uPanto call aod wpm!. UM/ taw Dap e.
addle, Patont Laud, !11l Okla Sob 8011, Douala YrIlL
pai3:=6,411. 070 , 11 4. dr ;gig =ovt. Egos
ly
EL DE LANGE.
DEAL= /2
HIDES, LEATHER & OILS,
233 WIEFICIT 104apsaada Nu head itt Wood.
♦ full irsothavat of
Hoyt's Leather Belting and Oils,
tar Madam,' andOoalCata. ahfan an hand.
aplialyd
• Ninth Ward Property for Sale.
I WILL SELL op nor oftoonnble - terms and
psymols. two In = off's= and Canal sta.;
:litre AM LOW r o ll handiosoalr
• Alan, throoLol% armo ar and Baldwin rta. ib
foot feotitoach. Tap aro adonl for *Mar enetlns
twirling !mums Or for ioat.—fire tOal brought by the
Rana or tbo Connolarnto Rada:ado.
Aloo, *non 11.026, corny of Hadar nod Mddrialla:
Malt. the splondM Improiroment,lonnetri. ea, of Pow
noon a Mil. Thor are
- veil located Am atanufrstoty or
tamet, ct tin hundred. CI m
• To Mlll,Owners,
rIENCH BURR . Laurel. MU Ellß ann.
Bunn. Bolting Cloth. SIM Optnnln . 11111
crenn Baruwire. Own. - and Con Orloary Cars Iron
PWarlltrAn, ladernieranzn thorny nail) always or load
and nude ta prow, at SID Llbstr7
bell4teating and Sor lronr
rpAE Subscriber having - pui•eliaseil the :ex,
JaegAt e t i l m a i °
4thshVraeilnel.h OUI
P P M at
=VrtrAb a rtra =
W . =puAe.Mtt.M2TAl
and dad honk would nnontrads
1 9;r 4." 0. ".
W;044 bus
ra.
"` ' ''"i ire 4 6o . o
:4: 33:.11:4;
Irma MULLIN VLBSOILric „OAKS 41011[LL. Ors.
saw..Nrirenala larzwaxem Wm. Fa. '446 Broadrarr.
Nag York.
A. ARNOUX A' BON.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
567 BROADWAY RAW YOWL
Irate firm of A. & G. A. Arnow. hay
! T IE
mir o crit d.anct 00 the let Inn, A. Annus, the
hte wumg". ggrVer.,=itil i a . p h ppe
th "`" .
of souttuulue bushien ss Idechaat Tamers. They hire
I trash the atone N0.46T b een. between the Bt. Moen
nai: d M r P VIV ' gee: . Cea. t t b A rl tlr qA17.41
the nevelt et7hA
custom= are snared that on ales we/ be to an
'.'.beam. thereputatlon which lbrt7 7111211 at late:l6ou to
tualuese hes earned fat no, none partner end (het our
Mesta= can will be to have emy carman made up ha •
=usher that, fat Kyle and sorkessztablp, =Lot be nne
leueed. ranahlmor
Sowihg Machine Spool Cotton.
OHMS 31ACNAUGHT'S
Superior Improyod Els Cord 200 rsrds
Spool Cotton Thread,
WARRA.NTBD 6 Cord No. 60quoltuaivo,
below 20 Nos. shore Other Threed BOA at 6 Oord ; 4
Cord to No 80 loelunlym 10 Nos above o th er Thread, and a
Cord from N 0.90 to No. M.
101 l assortment of ale mmerfor sztloba (which 11 bolt
by More wbo seep BNWLNO tdAOlllll.6B be both
00 dos..
rim m.d w land Lower Toread
meteor ofthortrrertred
tOO d aeby d for ale by the
ease of 1 or os.
ALRNANDNIt KNOW..
No. b Ythelitnit, Nor Tre
Osoaral Agent for ORBS 11AONAUGIIT.Glossow. C
k.
Oleo for Mu sly= reset° buyers. mtBoolm,w
New York Corn Exchange.
BAG MANUFACTORY.
125 and 127 Broad Street.
B. E. CLARK,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Bags and Bagging,
)21 tt Ali en 111R . G .. 1, Sheeting; Cod, Flax anti
s tillsra„Zou , r Desl o ws, ti. 4 supplied ulth,Grain Baas.
amnia
MUM& BAGS,
psalSiood and printed to order expressly tor LAW no. #. ar
assortment of brain Ills:as. and of 700 &algae.
and our oustaroara ran bars any =ULM tiny um triatt
pot In type without, tratraubargo. •
oountry Merchants are Invited to mottos our stook of
Fasistsf Hans, vlst seamless Bars, or ill the
brandsor Dusk, or; serf arty Osoldnugs, bears
Drills, to
Balt tractors supplied with hap, all sirs, printed to order.
Provision veal.. supplied alth Ham mot Beet Dank (kn.
fr. 40, wads of plain t e oared oiotb. • Ws hate nem
designs for stamping. mr2tr•
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Burning Fluid, Camphene, Alcohol &0.,
DORR MANN,
GREENWICH STREET. (eornetofday.) NEW YORK,
REHudson Meer and hrie mwroad Depot..
4RE now Belling the above articles, is eon
aeatton alth • eoundeta stanalsoeut or adors,_Dry
hln Brusnes , Ono, Glatioe'r /Armada. War Lead,
ench and droarkan Lift Pawns. ae- CS ~t wk..e that
cdrer MS% indaamatota to DCZIOS and Cbruncaers.
0272.-amdr
For the 1000,000.,
11. S. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY,
90 Thompson scrod, N. Y.
ANUFACTURERSOFMARBLE MAN
TLES, TAXII.II TOPS, OOLLONNK._PRDY3TALS.
Bbrom, Mom- amt. and all Italian 'Marbles. This
article. •hich Is • preparation °Marble. Ihaet, elmmleally
combined with minim Mora to ae to be Moulded into
any form and color, by which • zombie oast be Mambo.
mired at lean than half the root of the reunion material.
while It excels It In d urekbUlty and beauty. Unlike al..
blame! Iron and Slate, there b no wortacetwork. the color
running into the Own of the mstssisi,ssou• ',math
to Wed to atre • 1.91.117 beauty - to the eureasa Maa•
ties hum Ie to SKI. able Tope,amolmally cheap
Klaht• for the Monulticture owl Poker *bore for the
differeut Stater, which ten' imam imams retinue to
thaw interesting themselves, inhumation turalatted an
application to PETIER RIPONIA Praia, or
JOSEPH 1.1.1114 Bea NEW YORK.
0c22-lyv aplg
French Window Glam.
EDWARD P. PICKLE,
144 CAambers /L. .N.
Too door, Told of Radian Rim Railroad Depot,
(AFTERS to Dealers andOustoraera his cel-
IL" obratad broad. of Frearit Window Mao Oa favors-
DU tams. Parties Instdodzacusat.tan Will tie faroldwd
alith priers onnoolpt of their addort Glass nit to sof
desired oattarn. nod racked hos of crank apltardv
Umbrellas and Para°ls.
JOHN CRECITIT. - !
WHOLESALE MANLIFACTURER,
234 A. 235 Broadway, NoW York.
The Most extensive in world.
THE lato fall in tho price of mitaisAs, con
y. inquest upon the amino:my of Um martyrmarket.
has anablsd me to manufactory Windy Re the burins
trade; and to diet to merchant.. at ray low prima, the
largest and mat complete 111.2111,Minatel
UMBRELLAS ANTI PARASOLS
to be tonnd In It wove or Anambra. Harthants eltltlak
New Nook to btu then. good.. cry tapeettully moiled is
all and examine to stock Ulan
N. B.—Neese cot Is awl out arr — iiiiitTnyour Pocket
D00kta .5.3 for reference. JOHN I.l3Unll.ldanufacturcr.
ranady
FIRST PREMIUM PIANO FORTES.
STEINWAY Sc SONS,
MAIN APACTUARItS 64 and 63 Walker W.I.
Rat uluAtlllf,
Hi ES PECI FULLY cull tho n• •
AIL testa.. of tiro pa talc to tAttrirpian4
a.ortmentofeemthrannehdarohni
irbiot torah , forroll.* or Unie. abastled.,' tl
b...aty of Colsb.lo fluarttrrrr Ml= tbat binders
Piano partret. are unraxplawd; That, want ltwanlo4 Oat
First Premium for both klaCha' , lo foorpettllon irlth tba
aunt diatlogniaba4 makers froin.orlAh,
ham York .4 Caltitoors.
trim TICWIIP/A—AccUrlr. A RAS hors Jut ht.
an malt ho //HAT Premium VOLD MEDAL tor. all
compotitars) at tan latro /air of the Axterban instituta,
Orrstal Palma. for the over Planottertah 447 oelartfa
Safety._
ErMINING P O SES, arid for IGNI
TING CRABBED, bath to WET and DRY bleating.
DR &Erma Blade. The COTTON awl HEMP illek;
also the DINGLE and DOUBLE TAPE WAVER TIME
hiannieatared and told by
GLENN PUTBIAN,
wit Liberty Pt. NNW YOltit.
Ord.n promptl7 filled for •11 Mods of QUN POW
L
DILL of the snort sportired brands. Kpars
TIONAL RAH' WOILKIL ri10:1AL8. do' de.
SCHIEFFELIO, BROS. dr CO-.
131I:ORTIUS AND DIALLAS IN
asap, Punts, Oils, Diu, Pulamery, &e,,
170 WILLIAM ST, New York,
INVITE the attention of the trade to their
large end varied amok of Drug& rains..Oile. Pmts..
17. bn
additionto then. reznlarlinvortattont ofntaplepranti
they am oleo ..wiring, direct from the moron or mod..
tion and mmantscrunt. enppllee of Tooth. Ilalr and Nall
bro. arte. Mortal% liponsm, booth and
Janallett Perfumery, Lnkiln's Natraele, and many other at.
tides usually embraced La Dromeete Mete. nhloh Mel
are ato enabled to MT. on the MOM advantageous tern.
attention
Orders, either in permner by mall. will receive nrompt
yelb-lye
•
IMPORTANT
TO EOUSESEEPERS ADD DEALERS.
TIM HOPS KILLS,
71 Yuma mai, and 71 Iltszatz Run, Now Yeas,
Pri.d.Oat 103 Front &net, Myr Toth
factory, Not. 34 Mt and On Madam olx•rtaat.a7 City.
rpm Proprietors or this long and Insti
ll. kllOlll.l
cur. Er zsztaLmEmvt.
cknu... to mare Cho best Fautrotoonental a.tat
ma, OE Dread, Bltcnit,Tra and other Caltsa, ta—
nsy also proms 11tuttard, Como, nnd many c4nor att.
dr of daily two to ovary latol t gica thor otrot oPon tb.
Ca
most nmonald• t00... m0t to dealers who
moan Um. J. O. 1111.1A11.
N. 11.—Oorommets adrbod to Lomas for How tdllls sr
tide. in 301747
The Adams
an lP d p N re e 4i w lC n OM gh p lo all 4
sPillsbgh, Boa'str
erliVOR the especial accommodation of tho
WC* nonillion alongtbe line of the Ohloand Pen.
renia Enlisted. between - Plttstrurgh and New Brighton,
Pee. Intimate business and modal relation. MOM. that
Agency. The Adams ligyreasi
_Clomnany ham made sash
arranment with the Hellsoth as to enable th an to put
.laced l ‘....wwr an the AbXISAIICASUCII Train. whowill
Wedelns of all property and busirem properly entrust.
od to him. Trot g will have an turn Eat. In the
le a rnt. the deVerit and be ter semnity of Mossy,
brteianin th qrs "a" _m b le I gsVind ll jt i ggli.
ray City during the day alma to sloth commleelons
may be entrusted to him. and return by the Evening
Train. with hoe Gouda and Commiselons executed. It will
be his duty to metre on his rep trio W Tordriolrekoe".
orders. money. , whin). will be deltrentl- to • D.P.
q.rty mon .Mr the arrival of the train et the Allegheny
City Depot. Ile will also receive written or Yuba mower
es to to delivered to the city—communicate hatteZere—
obtain In foromtlon. and tenths repliee—order and
return them—make perrhaies, Innis or small, a pa
per of pins to a stem engine. All goods, d 4 will be dr
llyeted or oiled for In the two HUK within thasernable
distant. 'without extra charge, but tc Insure Guth delive
ry. the dintotion on packager,especielly for private hotted.
should be explicit.;
de Way Staten. all inattu will he left with the Station
Agent ofthe Railroad ilornDany, lam the proper ratty Is
DID
et the Chalon on the snivel el the Train. to remise
for
earning pee m. d lade=
rendered by thelif nether. ere Int..de:l 6. mb* within rm.
onabAllmlta. When the nature of the Widnes. Is nth
.sue admit
Use Messe of It special agreements will be made.
nger le ropainat v./fatal his LAIL and
net. Ines doily with the Clonnany, and to mw
t ` tat.
roamer the line will please not ark him to wait lIIt next
trip for Manny, as he hut no dhloreihon In the matter.
HENRY IL. LEW/ bi hne teen appointed Bleseenger, and
will commence his duties on binnday. Deo. Ut,
' omens exo AGMS.
PaLbsrph-44 Poartd Shut
AlDAastreale—Oatit:Pm ary—TelegraPD Oak.
R. Ll._ T.
&Ind' ten W-kn.—Air, Itatanedta..
Roduala—Mr. White.
Derroa—Dr. Chandler.
lobo dighlon—llie.liecp.
Om Mums Roues ON
rit = tabosigh. Dee. 20, 11166.1 dr.trdcl
pit.u5:413:40.1:4 4 1
ANUFACTUREA of Yellow Rocking.
IV haw, Cream and Fancy Cohered Wares.
Office athe Mannfactory, comer of Wuhlnylnri
Franklin ots.,llltralstabua. maul Pittabuesh. I.
• onaLtlrd•
Uommerciai Hotel,
Corner of Girad and Noo.Levee, New Orleans.
It:K. STEEL would moat rospoot—eg
fu ly Intros the. teem:atm public that he has Mil.
the above named Hotel.
The MU! bee recently turteraone lb thorough repair
sad renovation. and las been Mod up_ with new son Sie
-01
gal:it Walters. carpeting, ge. Tn e proprietor
wW
pv evert cars son attenuen to the magma and wants of
the boarders. The table will be anypiled with the best
that themutt& afford.
Mile Hotel being situste.l In the immediate Vicinity of
the baslocre wt.°rite city, as well AN b111:111 1:011•11IIIbblb
blithe 3.10.1. Loading, the proprietor hopes that by
ea-W. attention to the 'mats of his batman to naive that
liberal patronage that hen me been bogeyed won Ulla
bonen
Prior) of Board per Day, 81,00.
The Has will be Mooted with Wines and 1 isliora WWI.
or to no other hoar lathe city. A good from 10 to
79 A. d. Ale , obliging nod accommodating attendanta.
Jeuird • • : • Ct. BUS CU. hash
L Z. McBILDIII &
99,40 Ttiplot N'indln
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
7Yo. 98 1477:d. di IN CONtlitfildt.
Louis, KO.,
Orvolars to load.Prorldocu, Flogr.Unda
And prom Fill twootioq.
Wats. Z IL Ilirrit t Ca. Plastaxtd
me; Atm Gorton . tltatd
LE MON •tc CO.—TRANSPORTATION
unn—Etastnir made eztonalna
mations thlawtnter. wean now
to ea a henry _barman by MINER
and ItAlEbsup, rumen In and froat the Eastern Mei.
We emu ware our Monte and all these Eblssout to pate
svelte the Yonne: Canal and EYttwd. that no pine win
1% .
T. sparse to render saWvo n . to
.= op
Elation and Western t. .11 web. -
alined Plasm en the Al Portage EaErtad bid Alto
Inereenel despatch toile teams of trabat. •
:mezzo surt., . ••_ ealw.PAL. - •
Lf wilD 4 MIA
;: - ,L,i , :::];i''' ,- - - ;:.7,.:' : ;...;•.'!;,i.7.1::'. , f
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 16, 1886
Advance Payments.—hereafter no nib
wipum will be taken for the Deily or Weekly. Quetta.
ewe.. y.yinatit Is made In admit.. WbanneY the
ume la op to .hub the entenrlptlon Is paid, the payer
will be invariably stopped. =data the anbenrlptlon Is re
paned by Mamma payment. Ail tramlent advert/kris.
of every dreerlyLlon. will be required to be paid In ad
vane. The only meantime will be where special month
ly or yearly contracts are made. malidihr
1121.. Pitt a Weeitly azeue.—The ortanstre
elzenlatloo of our Mary (kw lie offus to our budinna man
s moat desirable math= of lasktzug WO truisms known
Om circulation Is Ixtreenfour and Zoo thimutd. rattans
al most oyar msrehant. man cActuret sad atto tomer la
Astern Pm:renal. and Learn
nom the Zirontits Poet.
Chute of the Border-Hadrian Erlsade
"Our brass amounted to eight htmdred strong
• • • When we first reached Lawrence,
not a unman being could bo seen. In about a
half an hour there gathered In the streets, in
front of the hotel, some hundred and fifty men.
• • * • ■ • I
lihen they agreed to surrender, our men wero
marched down in front of the town, and one
cannon planted on their own battlements. *
• • Cannon were brought In front of the
hereto, and directed their destructive Ilene upon
the walls; tho building caught on fire, and coon
Ito walls came with a crash to the ground.—
Thus foil the abolition fortreesl"—[Looomplon
(Border-Buffian) Union, the editor of which wee
one of the gallant eight hundred.]
Half a league, half a league.
Half a league onward,
All to the fated town,
Bode the Eight handled,
"Tharp:" was the captains cry;
No foeman'a bayonet nigh,
No gun to make reply—
" Charge!" was the gallant cry,
And into the fated town
Bode tho Eight hundred!
No cannon to right of thorn,
No connon to left of them,
No cannon in front of them,
Volley'd and thandefd.
Stoned at by shot nor shell,
Boldly they rode and well,
Crow'd by no fear of Death,
Crated by no fear of Hell,
Rode the Eight Hundred!
In.
Fisah'd all their sabres bare,
Flaah'd all their guns In air,
The gallant rauthrone there
Charging like fury, while
All the world wonder'd!
Seeing the battery emoke,
Their southern courage woke,
Then rapid was their stroke,
And through the lines they broke,
And Lawrence plunder'd;
The Ruffians pampered back,
All the Eight Hundred!
No cannon to right °Mem,
No cannon to left of them,
No cannon behind them
Volley'd and thunder'd!
Stormed at by allot nor shell,
They that had robb'd eo well
Ban, their exploits to tell,
Back to their dens again,
Back to their border-hell,
The wholo bleak horde of them,
All the Eight Hundred!
Honor the bravo and bold!
Long shall the tale be told,
Yes, when oar babes are old,
How bravely they plunder'd!
FlLLWairrra DIMOCRACT El Tn■ PA/IL—The
attempt at a demonstration In behalf of the
Cincinnati nominees,which was made in•the Park
last evening, wee, in every essential reepeet, •
failure. In 1898 !t would have been termed •
.fizsle." There were large number• collected,
it is true, but one glr.nce - was sufficient to show
that the crowd wee composed to a large extent,
of half grown boy. and Idlers, attracted by cu
riosity, or desiring to hear the zonal; and wen the
fireworks that were provided with a prodigal
hand, to overcome the listlessness and Indiffer•
once of the mamma
Three etude were erected for speakers, but
the speaking was confined almost entirely to the
math stand. One was entirely deserted, and
another would have been but for a large bonfire
near it. Drummond lights were displayed from
the City Hell, and at one time there were three
or four pieces of artillery in the Pu which
united their thunders . Fireworks w 'display
-4
ed from Tammany Hall. Bandsof brs instru
ments joined their 'clangors. It would be
strange, indeed, if, in Burl a city as New York,
such sights and thuds would not effect thetr
purpose last evening, and "draw a crowd."—
The women and their circling' came forth to Nee
and to hear. Men stopped, when returning from
their daily pursuits to their homes, to look for a
few minutes, and then passed on. It was ludi
crous to see the processions come in from differ
ent quarters. A tow musicians, and fifteen or
twenty others, mostly boys, bearing transparen
cies, made up each "grand array."
Lorenzo B. Shepard, Esq , presided at tho
main stand, and Mr. Ward, (who presided over
the Cincinnati Convention,) a Mr. Archer, of
North_ toting', Senator Douglas and others
spoke. bon Mr. Douglas took the, stand, thew
was some feeble applause. A few claques, not
exceeding a hundred and fifty in number, swung
their hats, cheered most lustily, and called upon
others to do the same; but the main portion
stood and looked at him, as if hewer, some wild
and dangerone beast. Mr. Douglas evidently
felt this coldness. He commenced in &very con
strained manner. Hs soon awakened the inter
est of hie hearers, however, by declaring that
he was anxious to put a stop to the sectional
strife and discord which now unhappily distracts
the country. There were those wbo wished to
see how he would look after making snob a re
mark, and for a moment he was the object of at
tention.
The extraordinary means resorted to, by those
holding Federal °Moe in this city, to mate this
a "grand demonstration,'",showcondaslvely,thet
they felt that the people bad no sympathy with
their fdilbueter, border-rufflan avowals. They
wore forewarned of this by the meagre attend
ance at less pretentious- gatherings. The appli
ances of this occasion; :were In marked contrast
with the manner in whieh the Republicans have
assembled and deliberated. The Wimple an
nouncement of the place of meeting, was all that
in their case was needed, andthey came, without
banners, without music, without fireworks—no
deafening artillery hailed their arrival. They
met spontaneously and eagerly as sober, think
ing, earnest men, and so they will sot. There
was one peculiarity in this meeting—if • con
stantly moving crowd may be so-called—very
few Irish were to be seen. There presence In
large numbers at "Democratic" meeting' has
been expected as a matter of course; but the
murder of Resting by a delegate to the Cincin
nati Convention, and the coutemtpous conduct of
that Convention towards Mr. M'Clee's letter on
the subject, no doubt prompted the better class
of Irishmen to absent themselves from associa
tion with men, who but flatter them, that they
may use them.
EITIAAILII MAGNOLIA 8111 IX—BOAT TOTAL LOBO.
—The Cincinnati and Naehvillepacket, Mag
oohs, after passing through the Canal at Louis
villa yesterday morning, struck the rocks with
such foroe as to throw hor entire cabin over
board. The hull sank on the rooks. The Mag
nolia left here on Tuesday evening for Nashville,
with a barge In tow—both barge and boat heavi
ly loaded. Her upper guards and hurricane
roof were piled up with furniture.
The Magnolia was owned in this city by Don
al Campbell and Samuel Yorke. She was in
sured in Wheeling for $B,OOO, and her freight
list was moored here to the Firemen's Insuranoe
Company for $6,00Q.
The barge in tow is reported life. •
Tho tint dispatches received here yesterday
reported a number of lives lost, but later di
patobee say there was no one lost.—an. Paz.
Tazaossene vs. DOUBLE Tunas. Mr. D. C.
• McColintn, the .ersperienood Super otendentof
the New York and Erie Railroad, la bin ?Vali
for 1855, lately issued, a ff irms that a single
track railroad is safer and more efficient by a
proper use of the telegraph then a double track
without Its aid. The donble track obviates col
lisions en trains moving' la epposlbs directions;
bat it is asserted tobeiwell established feet that
collisions between. Delos moving In the same di
reafon "have proted by fir the most fatal and
disastrous." Ilany:agree that a single track
with proper turnouts and the use of the tele
graph, Is a more safe and profitable Investment
than a double Ms* without a telegraph. "la
the moving of trains by telegraph nothing Is left
to chance."—ATharry Knickerbocker-
400,000 Colt's pistols have been manufactured
Ira all up tolhis date, one third of which have
been sent directly or indirectly, to California.—
Six thousand have been purchased at different
times by the United States Government, and
about two thousand have foe SOTllfla lasts past
been aid annually at retail In Now York alone.
Damn DEnouncenl—sllTo the Blare Dem
ocracy such a redundancy of etrength that thoy
can afford to loge whole States It would seem
so, judging from, the manner in which they
throw off Missouri. The Cincinnati Enquirer
of yesterday thus reads Mr. Benton out of the
Potty
" Daring Colonel Benton's sojourn in our city,
he embraced every opportunity of denouncing
the - Frogman or Republican clue, and reproba
ting in the strongest term tho nomination of
Fremont. Ile Raid that the party was a crazy
Motion, that had to be put down, to be crushed,
and that it would ruin everybody that was con
nected with It.
This is all very well for "Old Bullion, " but the
greatest purale of the times is to recocile those
eentlments with the open and expressed sympa
thies of his organ and allies in hiissetui for this
very Republican party. Ills paper, which has
now tho audacity to pretend to support Bucha
nan and Brooktnridge, quite a recently favor
ed the nomination of Fremont, and still more
recently, indorsed and commended the nomina
tion of Bisset and the whole Black Republican
ticket in Illinois.
This paltry faction affects to be mightily
pleased now with the nomination of Buchanan
and Breckinridge, and yet avows opposition to
the repeal of the Missonri Compromise aa the
leading article of their faith. They aro for
Buchanan, who declares, sa in his oft•quoted
letter to the Pennsylvania Convention his hearty
approval of the act and tho principles of the
Repeal of the Missouri Compromise, and who is
now the oandidate of a platform which reoognl
:es that principle as a*ital one of Democracy.
Thoy can shout over the nomination of John C.
Drectinridge, who was one of the moat active
and iagneatial advocates of the Balms Bill in
the House oflßopresontstivea. Boob illCollBill
teaoles are too ridiculous for Serious Otmment.—
The Democracy of the Baton' will regard such
allies se worse than open foes.
TIM RESPICTABLI" CAADIDATIS. Who
can be more respectable than I butler?"' cap
Lord Kew, in Mr. Theoteare last end mast ad
mirable noveL " Look at Lord Weetoott; he is
exactly like a butler, that's why the country has
confidence in him." "Ile was a very respects
hie man," said a witness upon the trial of•Thur
tell. " What do you mean by respectable' ?"
asked the moss-examiner. "Os! he kept a
gig!" was the reply. "Very gentlemanly In
deed," eaid Caddy, in " Bleck Cense." "He is
celebrated, almost everywhere, for his Deport
ment." "Does he teach 1" &eked Ada. "No,
he don't teach anything in particular," replied,"
Caddy, " but his Deportment is beautiful." The
Democratic party, after a dreadfol career of
dissolute debauch, has suddenly fallen in love.
withAespectability and Deportment. We had a
foretaste of this le the attempt to convert that
Bilenne of a Senator, Mr. Butler, into a white
headed, venerable gentleman—an attempt which
might have been euccerated, if the patriarch
could have been pernuadod to hold his tongue.
We-have all heard how Ilia Satanic Majesty,
when tortured by indigestion, announced his
intention of entering upon a monastic life; and
we have also heard of the curious way in which,
after his recovery, he kept his vow. The Dem
ocratic party is just now in a very clyspeptio
condition. It has been royMering with Atchi
son and Douglas; it has been dancing to uncon
stitutional tunes, and dieing for unconstitutional
stakes, until etrenth, reputation end finances
are all exhausted. It now cries out that It has
reformed; that it means to be conscientious and
conservative, and in proof of this, It puts for
ward Mr. Ituchenan'a black coat and white cra
vat! In quieter times the trick might have
been suocessful, bet the country just now Is in
no temper to be trifled with. The character of
a candidata in the contest which has already
commenced will be sternly criticized, his past
career remorselessly cmunined; his present po-
Melon thoroughly understood.—Doston dam.
JUDOS T/INSIBITLI:11 PACIFICATION 1317.1..-51 Ir.
Trumbull's bill proposes to annex .Kansas to
Nebraska, and to extend all the general laws of 1
Nebraska to Kansan; each county of %onus to '
constitute a county of Nebraska, and the Gover-
to organise said counties in accordance with
existing laws of Nebraska, and to have the
power to appoint all the officers necessary for
nob organization. The second section provides
that after the passage of this act the teem of
service of any person holding a territorial office
in Kansas, whether by appointment of the Preel
jt
dent of the II iced States . or Congreeeioruil or
Territorial a therity, sheik! pease, and all
books, recent! or other public property be de
livered over t such persons as the Governor of
Nebraska should appoint to receive the same;
and that all the not e and proceedings of anybody
of men heretofore assembled in Kansas, and
&Aiming to be a Territorial Legislature thereof,
should cease to have effect upon the passage of
the act.
Urea.—intelligence from this Territory to
April 221, says that everything denoted en on
usually prosperous season. The Hon. George A.
Smith is now on his way to Washington, slab
the new constitution of the State of Deseret. Ex
tensive preparations wore making to receive a
large emigration, which Is expected this Sum
mer. Hundreds of these emigrantshave already
arrised at the Atlantic ports, as our readers
have been informed at various times. in their
travel westward they avoid the State of Missou
ri, in memory of the past persecutions of the
Mormons there. lowa affords them free pas
sage, and about five thousand of them are col
lecting to depart for the Salt Lake in a body, in
order thereby to protectthemselves against In
itial) depredations. All the missionary opera
tions of these people are carried on with re
markable taceesa, and the information relative
to the sonnets and emigrants forwarded to the
beads of the church at the Salt Lake, seem to be
singularly accurate.
Tug Guar n UIIIIIITTLID."--JSIXIel3 Buchanan
the man that never settled anything. He
settled down a Federalist in early llfe—bnt his
connections becoming unsettled, he turned out a
full fledged As a diplomatist he un
dertook to "settle" the Oregon. controversy, by
holding out for "54 90" as •blear and unques
tionable,"—but his claim In that business, was
awfully "unsettled" by the aceeptance of some
flee degrees less. He went to England, bat
"settled" nothing. He came away leaving
everything unsettled. Ile tried to, but did not,
settle the enlistment dispute. He did not settle
the Central Ameriban question. He did not set
tle the disputed arbitration of the Clayton-Bul
wer Treaty. In short, he settled nothing. Al
together, he had led a very unsettled life. He
has never settled anything, at home or abroad
—and we don't believe ever will.—N. F . Ex
press.
P. M. Kumasi, brother of Thomas Keating,
who wee Killed by Herbert at Willard's Hotel,
in Washington, writes as follows to the-Ameri
can Orgma:—"h, report:Mut been;Lextensively
published that the Lion. Seibert Mid given
to the wife of an.y late hied:me, Thonsus Heating,
a handsome direlling,and" Money to edhcate her
children. If tie...lntention of the author was to
create public opinion in favor of Mr. Herbert, I
deem it my duty to deny that Mrs. Keating re
ceived any such favors froth him. There- is no
foundation whatever for such a report. Lad I
have never beard any person say that he has
even expressed any regret for the act by which
a widow and two orphan children were left sole
ly dependent on the charity of the world. There
has been generously presented to the *Mew the
annsof five Mulled dollars ($500,) subectelbed by
the guests at Willard's Hotel."
Carrie from beyond the itimisaippi have
lately been conveyed to the. Now. York-.market
by railway. They were' - reared near Connell
Bluffs in lows, driven afoot to Darn:port, there
placed aboard the railroad cm and caroled Aaron
the Mississippi on the :new railroad .bridge to
Bock Island.. Mamie no doubt abundance of
of fine gracing And Resta: the Minlsrippi on
which cattle might be rearecl.to supply the great
demandin the Atlantic:elates and dile& The
western States are now prinelpal.souree of sup
ply for Wile. _Lint week some two huadredand
fifty bead from Illinois were veld in the Phila
delphia markst. 7 —Pici N. Amer. . .
GOVERNOR RT.IDIDI.—The New York papers,
upon - the strenth of telegraphic dispatch,
hays been inderglng in - a variety of continents
upon the ripoited "lett ot 007113:10, Rieder. to
Mr.lluchituatt,'at Wheatland, where, it it geld,
ha sojourned foi two whole days. Wo have it
from 'eery credible authority that no inch ',kit
or bitereiew took place as stated, and that, on
the tottrery, thii Gosoitior wee quietly staying
in PhEndelphis durlig that time, a pen in the
family of a warm personal friend, the lieu. W.
E. Rutter --Mkt.
Donna a thunder storm, a few days ago, the .
light:dog 1211¢1, down upon a_pasture of Charles
Titchmh,of,Kensington,.W. • descending per
pendicularly into the earth for about thirty feet,
so as to form a geed well.of meter.
The hole leas big se a bind, and it,wseform
ed, like the holes of the chipmuok, without
throwing oat any asrth.—,Boshnt Pod. •
Bon Beirut of Moonli t at the Americ an tional toenail iniTew York, on - Thursday, maid
the Routh feared the three thousand rtdtdsters of
New England, who were 'putting their hands
upon politica, more than they feared the Pope
of Rome.' Well they may. - •
Dot Wermsn Editors;,. boning 70,000 papers,
weekly, met in , Cinelanatl on Monday, and no
salad to act with the Republicans against - the
extension of . Slavery. , , . . •
VOLUME LXIX-NUMBER 254
JAczson's °PICINI or BuottAnaz.—On th
'night before leaving Nashville to *soupy the
White House, Mr. Polk, in company with Gen.
Robert Armstrong, called at the Hermitage to
procure come advice from the old hero as to the
oelectien of his cabinet. Jaeluom strongly -urged
the President elect, to 'give no 'place in It to
Buchanan,
as he could not be upon .. It so
happened that Polk bad already dettnnined to
.make that -very appointment, living probably
Offered tho situation to the statesman of Penn
viols This feet bideteed Gen. Armatryn
tabs uenily to tell Jackson that he had Irma
Pala tiler a hard rob, as Buchanan had 'hea
dy been oelected for Secretary of Stat.. f•if
can't help it," said the old man; ...I felt it my
duty to warn him against Mr. Baohanan, whether
it was agreeable, Or not. Mr. Polk wild ilitd
Buchanan an unreliable man.. Iknow him will,
and Mr. Polk will yet admit the aorreotnesof
my prediction." _ • '
It watt the lastiiistif ever made by blePolk
to the old hero when this unavalliog roman- -
strance was delivered, but the new President
long before the end of his Administration, bad
reason to acknowledge its propriety and justice;
and In the diary kept by him during that period,
may still bo read a most emphatlo declaration of
his distrust of Mr. Bachtnan. Everyone Is
aware of two marked instances in which,
rotary of State, the latter failed to support the
polio, of the administration, viz., on the quo- .
tlon of the tariff of 1846, and the requisition
ten regiments voted by Oonkress for the Mexican
war. On both of these measures he van known
to be opposed to the wishes of Mr. Polk.
TBEING
Patent Rive L ted • and Stretched
LEW:GEE BELTING,
From the diaaufactory of Mit A Brother*
NEW Y ORM •
rtthe Belting of.. this autnontettee • has
eem awarded the gild Mendel sod Diokenas Cram
every Air and Instants throes:host the Milted
&atm the mosttocent br Anter)can loodindoi • N. ,
art, at their Ust to the MI onus. Hisao's
petior duality. eras/ of Ms !mitosis babes conduct.
ad onder the cult of the their •Ithilso•
Ire elected by themiettemp at • their • own vim hoax,
'tutoring headom from' outs scut metres; tuned stlhatr
own tsoneri a ltfter Ms bellies sad Om:him hos been
fresh
trimmed o retained to New Yort tharoughlr tanned.
from ists. embid , homeasteire=
stretched on toschines with eres7 modern
cemented and visited with their plums copper rtnts, sat
burrs which =dm s perfectly ma memos cm both sides
of the bead, reusing lb= to 0011 groJi on. the. palltert.
cad string • power of mre Mon.') per rent. over these
made la te diem.
manor.
Toni
et
Made.
to cotton Aug woolen u Poi=
est& ' wirers Ot
irnat RR
.coth'gto.ritte= Wet.. the honwiLd &an
to every consumer, this Bolting Is epeolally reconniurodwg.
ohs beet of city referemeee given to the call_ ty of Ws
Belt/ng. Par sale be If. DB labinty et.
casette time head of tr aced.: wall.wsdamalT•ra
DELAY NOT,
Ye who Col:alder a fine lead of Hair
MATURE'S - GREATEST ORNAMENT,
1111 but as It Is to tab a.
BANNER'S 6CAL1.2011/0.
which . .Wm the healthcLUou of the nab, causes
lutes te grow on the bal arid ducts Aay toodow7 to .
wards'. What outland Mu.
sir N.' ot• t.tAninaipsi drosahs Lod by U. two.
whim, stun libusio.r. two dcore Wow 13mithttekt.
osyla
Meyer, Stout Et liorganroth,
Sculptors, Stucco Workers Wood. Carvers,
No. 222 PCIIII at., near rnotn
i FiGuitEs of all kinds; also Ornaments in
Plaster of Parte
aaC oat
, 1 .lu irood ft:Aloof:a. Sze docent,
wuu'4,,..;,4= h
dsaudytion saa .0/g thrilibasttb•
A. Krebs & 8r0.., •
LITHOGRAPHERS,.
Ns. 74 Thysd SAtresst. Dbutate4 na11a1447 ,
El i VERY KIND OF DRAWING N.
GRAVER; dAD PRLITING cteasted the boss
sty e. at nsodatsti yaless, isMdtiy/
•
fl ROCEBEES--
IT= b ha. N. O. Elam. prima Quality;
60 lads Loafead Ormhed Sow. we'd mambo=
456 do N 0 Blelassaa..prime q¢.1117.1k oak cooperage
75 do lit Tutus beet Somerhones Mamma
100 bane prime Green AID Occilke:
60 pkg. Black and 03 nem Teem
]0 Wke.sms B B and Wm 11. Great's Os 'robe=
b 8 tole. Tobacco:
teefreeh Bleaprimo os/ICT:
to toms. Porm and
• • • •-•-•
With an moortment of Worm ka,
The &Dm, article. llrfli sell low f* mesh or note. at
stem data, se L lotend retiring from badmen In Erma
zny gem let .I,ly oryt. MONTROSE MITCHELTEM
royle 209 Liberty amt.
The Taylor Aron Works for Sale.
T'S elegant Rolling Mill, in Newport,
Ky., la now offered for sale. Isle beautifully leesW
on the nut bank of lacking river. The mill house to ZO
feet long ISO 'rides hae two melte% one of 10 lush cyb
ludas antll YO Inch etroka. and the °that 18 lush WI 8 feet -
stroke...olM pursp, doctor, rah. WWI; Au„ °amulet.
order, Also, a toll turning lathe. .me summon emu I
acres of around. The mill le within ten dams Delray
ready to manututore iron. The above described nroperty
VIII be sold at Public Auction. on teue premises, on viriD•
NECRLY, Julie 186.5. at 10 .L noises runlet:al,
item.libere 'rbir ritr" be =4, karma M e nthe silty or sal,—
ALltlytas rowel., DUD= k. CO" nai, Kt. saylo
•
Cannel Cant
lIRDERS FOR CANNEL COAL WILL
•-•tr dropped to Bodice
home .t the wrap of north and Wood ate et
Wray'. Ron itmithluld street. appetite the P. O or at iL
Watoon'm store. coma of La.rty Were, she PlUs.
1 .021. end In Allethsoyelty. at the Co.l Depot at damL
Drws MM. earner /Oder& sod Unmet or.
PRIM.
Large OW 12 50 per ton delivered or V. 25 at tr • DePot.
Not do 25 " 200 "
Terme cash ea delivery. WO . I NO. WHITE 100.
COPPER & BRASS KETTLES-A full
awl - Cl:ant of ail grim of car own roastafactorec a
warrantectarticla. at 1.94 Weal ot.droulary an., and
Tin Wow:town .1810 T. J. CRAIG • CO.
R OTTEN STONE-17 bbls for sale by
A. PAS:PEST= t CO.,
=lmre not sad Wood it
I,I7 ; E O DIABS-1.50 tlfir t i= t a
al
R. ELIESIBLIAS UTTER OINTMENT.
17-7 Th Olatimmt beg never been known to fall htthe
ewe of Uttar. Sold Bead. Iteb. Ittnipronns. Mem.
balthe - Pimpleh hostel Lambs, Inflamed Eyes, Piles and
111 ehiptiohs of the akin. Pot isle Maly ity
JoS' JOS- TIMM°.
eITTSBURGII AND ALLUMENY LA
DIES' PELS.TEB. BOOZ, ee.—OboopP.Altlons of lb*
k. of Ozbatea Prayer.. for We st the Depository. ST
Wood stmt. by W. P. lIARSILI
la LL t.OO.
hnirloos.
STAR CANDLES—Just received from frin
innnati. on ear aay br
iztunontaLtlto o nr c ofa lo Ores. ,
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NOl j 9 matt e
(I,ERMAN AND FRENCH. PRAYER
oOKS—Bn Ws at the Depadtory or the tsetse
Prater Book. at. 12•41 W. Y. IttA.RaItALL 01).
BS. S. A. ALLEN'S unfailing Hairally Be
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te meir sloladataua be [ad at
LYAM , IOI3. oar. ar
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ltatand cat Nimbi K.
t - 45 casks o .. ••. on mums
CHEEP PELTS-450 Sheep Pelts reo'd
for .1. by SPRINGER 171511613011.
SUGAR CURED liAktB-10 tee just reed
obd formals br
11YE FLOUR—a fine article for mealy
. ies 1162 , 111 Y. n. maim
HAD-30 barrels for 'sale by
11. OOLLINS.
VHEESE-200 boxee for sale by
11.1 lO MINIM u. OoLLIVIL
ULF g., .0 p ,, .:rra _
.erel and Shad. for saki by HOMY 17. CULLEN&
TAROJI-50 bra Pearl Starch. for sale at
Pdas.
by DENIM IL COLtERB.
: . Rg.Lllopp 0r. , . y
'Je4 11.2. all:Sdall a 00.
IPIUM-100 lbs for solo by
• R. Z. MILLERS t Oo
gam BURGAMOT; Cinnamon and Sanaa,
1._•111.1-1 ; 8 •
lIINOLDINg--200 Oae just red and for
sae br .1“ R. 12. BELLIES 2 CO.
%TRAM LEMON-2 gro Tilden's ilia
ma far sok by IL IBILLIMIk
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Coma. Moll= sad Doable Oneor ads br
Jed IL R. ILICLIAWIS • 00. eon W oods ad Id di.
VELEESE-50' lib :ea Taira. reed and for
sials by WkeMeetrrOliZON, alti Liberty Et.
Olbs Whitish Lustre, just reed end
for We by ; Jet na a WOO
WWI Papers Paper - Pill Boxes F iat rood
An SI • sad for•rslo,l7 • • 1.6 irumume BROS.
200 Pa i pertrW'Wow A11../kt n. rjust reed
an for ask br °BEM' •
AcoN SIIOUIAMRS -5 cas ks' fin ' sae
A-110m te close by DAVID
EAoBEEtip—mo' bus balves reo'd far: ,
, cos br WU. IeoUITTOELON. 11 • raw,.
casks a m 1 reed and for
r„ 1
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AST STEM. Mowing Scythes warranted,
Ar sale b 7 MOM& MLLM..I29 **tit st,. ,
IvRAIN CRADLES of .evers variebyoor
Ufeuer jo6 noixca oor.i.M.lmanarbeini
Saythesoor article
Id A ten N e. G by R"ASS .l.6 HOL: anus&
inpNCENTRATED LIT-IC- - aew article
Lpfec • • I bard andhaftiritadrapirk,r
rvAR -90 bbla in dare and far sob by
mym 70187T11 •
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mama arroorr.f_
SLE - . - stin—Puinglavidifiver
l r b i a j !lite nay=,
1 500 Lb .:4. 128 .7 ,ir '4'3",
)(U lbs Powdered Blue, a superior ar.
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