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PITTSBURGH:
SATU DAY MORNING, JAN. 24, 1457
OA II ..Y—Fl. Dol4eeDec =taw. W7►hle In Adv.,.
W tiEIiLY—TWO Dollen Der snawn. In sdranse.—
OW will be ingillslen the tolleering eomiltlons:
Ten 040 es per —,.-- 0 00
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KirrentOus eau be admitted Into • dub. whim, one •.•
VIE/ at any Poat Other. at any thne. by rending one dollar.
sirAdrazee psynenta ere etrietly malted. and the
DePee domed when thereat. la ont.smless It tempered
RATES OF ADVERTISING
000 ..croire, (10 line. of Nor yarall or Anat..)
Do one -.4 0 60
Do each additional inuation......
ono wask.-.....-. ..... 1 75
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two wools— --- 3 ID
Do thew) weak. ._.......,...._. - 4
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Do four mouths. —lO 00
1 OD
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litarollag WO; (6 three or lea) per annum 600
Ono dollar for nth addlttatel DO.. •
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Onp ppm% damnable at pleazurs, (per w:
TH3 C01111:13TICE 03 BRIBER'S AND TEE NEW
• Yalt Tatty.—The great body of the people, we
Milt, sympathised heartily with Mr. Simonton
anff.the editor of the Now York .21wer In their
' attack upon bribery and corruption which they
alleged wore about to be used upori certain
member(ofCongreas in order to procure the pas.
sage of a pertain bill touching grants of Minne
sota lands for railroad purposea. When the
charge was made we were all attention to see
what would come of it. This interact watt ren
dered intense whoa the charge made, by Simon
ton and commented upon by Mr. Raymond, re
spectively correspondent and editor of the N. Y.
2itser„ attracted the attention of members of the
House, was alluded to by a member in his place
and drew from another the declaration that there
was truth in the charge of bribery: _ that ho
himself (a member . from North Caroline, Mr.
Payne) had been approached for purposes of
corruption, and $l5OO offerred for hie vote in
the matter of the Minnesota lands. The ball
set In motion by Simonton rolled on. A com
mittee of the House was appointed of which Mr.
Ritchie of this district is a member, and power
of coarse given to summon witnesses before
their bar. To whom should said committee look,
to whom should the country look for snob infers
motion as will disclose to the lionee the bribery
and corruption charged upon some of lea mem
bers, but to those very men who were Seat
to declare that they poseesee4 a knowledge of
the matter under InveaUgation? Did not Messrs.
Simonton and Raymond attract the attention of
the House and of the people to themselves as
the holders of that Pandora', box to which they
also held the key? Of their own accord they
declared themselves possessed of certain facts
widish u disclosed would show a conspiracy to
ciroumvent a fair and unbiased expression of
the ROLLOS on this Minnesota land bill; that en
underntanding existed among certain membere,
and that a corrupt combination was effected by
which they could carry matters with a high
hand, could defeat or pass any bill for which
they might vote. Moreover, that members of
ail parties were concerned to this matter. " Vil
lainy," exclaims the editor of the Times, .‘ can
rise above party considerations, where patriot
ism fails." •
What, under such circumstances as the above,
'odd be expected but that the House would say,
"Messrs. Raymond and Simonton are gentlemen
who doubtless justly profess great regard for
the parity of legislation ; they have declared
their knowledge of facts which go to show-that
bribery Is on foot and corruption rife even in
the Halle of legislation. Bring them before the
bar to answer, to speak the truth, thp whole
truth and nothing but the truth."
Mr. Raymond is brought on to Washington
Pram New York. From him nothing of impor
tance is elicited. This was some due educe.—
For several days past the telegraph has brotigh t
to our notiot daily the fact that Mr. Simonton has
been squirming around the facto be pretends to
know. Hal. permitted to make a speech before
the House in justification of his refaced to sus
ifer. fie denies the power of the Rouse to pro
ceed against him. Certain considerations of
honor clone his month from uttering what he
knows. The Sergeant.at.Arms takes him in
hand. A epeeist bill to punish by fine and im
prisonment a refusal to answer to passed.
If It were not uncharitable we should say that
Mr. Simonton intended In writing his letter, to
produce a sensation, and nothing more. We
would naturally conolude that any oonelderstions
of honor which would
_prevent a man's answer
ing at the bar of the House, would also prevent
him from Intimating his knowledge of a pro•
found and sacred secret In a paper like the limes
or in any other. The sympathy whloh we all
felt with him and Mr. Raymond in the first in
statteh,pr what we believed to be an honest do.
sire to promote jostles is changed into a feeling
very like contempt. If they have anything to
say why don't they say It? If they were bound
to keep secret their knowledge of injustice and
fraud in the case in que.t.lon, why didn't they
do It I We feel pretty certain that the Houso
will wring their eeoret from them now that it has
taken the matter irihwad. If it amounts to no.
thing after all, then Campbell's slur about 'rage,
oil and lampblack' Tient not have been eo far
wrongss it might have been.
BOOM 191411THEYATZIITUTIIC1.—Wa received
a few days since from the agent of the Patent
Office, Charlee Mason, Esq., a package contain
ing the following variety of !teed' ...—Viilnning
stedt Cabbage, a very early eugarloaf variety,
eximedingly tender, compact and solid—it may be
cultivated e,s ; the early York; Sea Kell, from
England; Jekan Peas; Crimson Clover, from
England; Spinieb Watermelon, rind a very dark
green, quality Imparter; pure early York Cab•
bage, from England; early six weeks Turnip,
from England, Marcella Savory Cabbage, from
England, snowball turnip, from England; early
Washington Pea, from England—this is a very
superior early variety of excellent quality, and
a good bearer—it grows to the height of three
feel; Chinese Sugar Cane; Sweet Vernal Grass,
(Anthrox-anibum Illorstam)—tble is perennLat,
and is chiefly valued for Its fragrant odor when
partially dried—lt flourishes beet on a cold thin
soil; Yellow Altringham Triniip, from England.
- We have quoted from the envelopes which con
temn the seeds, the above statement of the char
acteristics or qualities of each. Respecting the
Chinese Sugar Cane, we have taken come inter
est in exhibiting its olelms upon oar farmers,
and it will give ne great pleasure to distribute
what seeds we have among each of our patrons
as are willing to be independent in the matter Of
raising on4ar min almost every thing aloe. Thera
is no question but the soil and climate of thin
portion of Pennsylvania is well adapted to the
growth of this article of sugar. none, and that
soon wo may be emancipated from our long de
penance oportalato lavor for any of tha Tutees.
'Mee or luxuries of life if we will.
IiitIASOW FROM IOWIL,—.-11 will bo remembered
that by tie decision upon Mr. Hulan'a cue in
the U. 8. Senate a short time since, he was an=
stated. On the afternoon of January 17, he
was re•eleoted by the Legislataro In joint eon
vention;by a vete of G 8 to 85, the opposition
voted for W. P. Coolbaugh of Barliiigtoo.
Mr. Harlan arrived 1101118, on the night of the
I,Bth, but before It was knoerd that ho was In the
town where the legislature wee In secelon, the
reeolulton to go into joint convention for the pur
pose of electing a Senator had already pigged,
and In lees than 21 hours after hie arrived at
lowa City, be had his credentials for *Washington
again. •
Couleur' or JIIIIIIIBOII COLLEOIL—A gm.
oral catalogue of Jaffa:atm College, Cannons
burg, Pa , from the time of Ito °barter in 1802
until 1850, is published by J. T. Bhryock acd
latex beproeured at hie place of beelnere, at the
Gazette Balldloge, 84, bth Btnet. Alm in con.
notion with thle, general catalogue Is , that for
the. Ant term of 1850-7. The Alumni'of the
Institution will be glad of this opportunity to
recall limb happy colter days so reality
Wedged witA the gatherer early feleade hare
1141111 ed;
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Toil RAis et - Eh-Ain.— ratitioa . Eats A CeelliAltd.4l4 . NMI! Idgerrint draw
,
preeentedlo the Legialatorte frordelti- the frit:36g oentrast between Mr. Chandler,
and _ha e o . been Chorea- to snecsed Senator Gas.,
lone • reeldiag in what is known to the Upper
ta tarter gentleman 0=30.11'
Peninoula of Michigan ; asking to be e! crated -On the north side vfFoortli street, io the
from the rest of the Stole and restored to a ter- ancient city of Detroit, eland tat old wooden
Mtorial government, so that a new State might hum. These houses stand cheek by jowl—so
near that in a shower the ones from the one
eventually be merited, to comprise the mineral
country south of Lake Superior. This is a I lZtrer sh o e f d tli llin eso 17nosneh nr e e g:r or e t t t
the he utt e r.
matter which the people in the iron and copper moving. One of them is about the color of a
rogions of Michigan have been agitating for sev- coperanonated negro, and the other is white.—
The thresholds of both are pressed by the pc-li.
erol years, and we hope will encored is obtaiaiog
ticiaus and active men of two great dividing
In due time. Nature °toms to Lave designed
that portion,of territory ly log between the head parties of the State. Tho doers of bath aro hos
pitably open to calls of the character?. One of
of Lake Michigan and tho Southern shore of these men is old; short and pussy; the other i 3
Lake Superior for a sovereign state, or for a tall, slender and in -the prime of life. Both are
portion of the territory of the State of IViseen • rich, but one of them hoe become no by the rice
of property, and by the steady and abundant
sin, contiguous to which and separated by no stream which bay flowed into his cofferfro
national boundary its whole ; western border the treasury of the general government, f or or com m a
lies. than fifty years. The other has amassed wealth
by private enterprise, dialog a period of time
lees than ono half of that in which his neighbor
has been a pampered pet of goiernment. Both
are natives of the Stale of New Hampshire, and
both left that State upon comlog to years of
manhood, and sought a home in Detroit. The
public halls and departments of the country have
been worn by the feet of one of these men for
half a century. Be filled cam both oiril end
military; both executive, administrative, diplo
matte and legieLative, and he has sought higher
offices than those which he has obtained. The
other now, for 'the first time fills an important
public office.
The contrast in respect to age, personal ap
pearance, and history between these two men,
is not more remarkable than that of their per
sonal eharaoter—and thelr political opinions are
equally opposed. While the one bee Ete ad Ily re
aimed the popular will of his constituents, and
has blinded himself willfully thereto, the other
has aseidiansly courted the opinion, and has
studied and exerted himself to increase and dis
seminate thoso views, and, to identify himself,a3
far as possible with their advocacy.
In one of these two houses lives the elder of
these two gentleman, a Senator of the United
States from Michigan, and a future Senator, the
sucoessor of the former, ocoupleo the other.
TEELMAILI3.—Wo have riot seen a New York
or Philadelphia paper for ono' week. By the
way of Cleveland, L e., throe gh the Cleveland
papere of Friday, we last evening get some
items from tea New York papera of Tuesday.
Ernept by the telegraph that la the latent from
the sea board cities north of Baltimore. Saab
a state of things in, we believe, unprecedented.
Do any of one oldest inhabitants have any reeol.
leotion of reading about snow-drifts lb feet in
depth in Baltimore before this winter 7 When
before has it happened that the oars hate been,
enable to leave Philadelphia far the Weal during
a whole week. IThese untoward events meet
plead our manse for meaty suppitea of newa
and of other matters of general interest. When
the gorge shall break, lot the rending public
stand from under:
CITIZENS' MEETING. —We aro glad to see that
our Mayor has 'recommended a meeting of the
citizens of Pittsburgh and Allegheny to be held
at Wilkins, Hall this afternoon at 3 o'cloek,ito
Camas and adopt some method by which [ho
suffering people of Cinniuticitl may be relieved
in this, their time of dire need of fuel. We
trust that it will be a largo mooting and the
whatever ann be will be done in the premlees.
ACEISOWLEDOMINT.—Vro are PO constantly nn.
der obligations to our Representatives, Messrs
Stevenson and Dieter, and cor Senator, Dr.
Gezzam, for public documents or interest and
importance, thst uo have scarcely been able to
mato imitable aoknowledgment of their courte.
By. If we fail to do 60 on every occasion we
trust they will not attributo it to a want of ap
preciation of their kindness and consideration.
Tau lUP:rum—Thursday and Friday were
days to be remembered as bitterly cold end
bleak. The thermometer within a circle of ten
miles around this city ranged from zero to
twelve degrees below. Last evening at sun
down a thermometer at the corner of Grant and
Gth etreete showed 4 degrees below. There to a
general bursting of water-pipes and freezing of
gas. Let ns be thankful that we aro blessed
with an abundance of firet rate fuel.
/LISHOID MONST.—Tke Chicago TriLune says
that the Marine Bank of Chicago and the
heavy banking house or Swift, Brother & John
sen are taking all the lately discarded Illinois
bank notes et par, on deposit, and that the panto
there has ceased.
Cecinas 1). Panzince of the Linisville ✓onrnol
has been lecturing at Chicago, on the political
state of the country. Hue lecture is said to be
able and interesting. He thinks tha "Union is
In danger." Poor Union! Whet n sad stet° it is
In:
Taw COAL FAMUIS.—We take the following
items from the Cincinnati papers of Thursday :
Large quantities of wood, subject to the dis
posal of the Feel Committee, continue to arrive
daily at the Ohlo & Mississippi and Hamilton
1 Dayton depots.. The Committee hale already
sold, at the cost price, considerably over 2000
cords.
Ao UPITOWITNAT X DAT.-11.1 ColletqLll7l3Ce of
the non-arrival of the coal ordered by the City,
no mere certificates were issued yesterday. In
the meantime the great majority of the inane.
trial class to euffering severely by this delay,
being unable to pay the exorbitant price of 45
oenta per bushel, demanded yesterday by the
epeculaters. The distress consequent upon this
state of affairs tp becoming more aonte each:day,
and many families who at the early stage of this
unfortunate season, deemed themselves beyond
the reach of want, are now experiencing its
bitter sting. Should the expected coal arrive,
the Committee will be prepared to again leans
certificates at 25 cents per bushel.
The Coal Committee of the city received 20
oar loads yesterday by the L. AI. Railroad.
This amounted altogether to 5000 bushels. It
came at 103 , o'clock A. U., and wax ell dietrl•
bitted before 3 o'clock P NI. Forty ear loads
ore expected to arrive ter distribution to-day.
Of the entire amount of coal received by the L.
M. Railroad, within the past week, a coal dealer
estimates that ninedenthe belongs to speculators,
who have also brought in coal by the C , IL &
D. Railroad. These epeculators sell it at forty
centa a-bushel. The Coal Committee exhonorr
ate the L. M.. Railroad Co. entirely from the
oharge of having shown any preference to spoon
latora.—Commersief
Tat City CoAL—The Committee for proocr•
Mg coal for the city are indefatigable in their
efforts, and we learn from Mr. Eggleston, are
likely to procure a larger supply cf that fuel
than they expected. Yesterday morning twenty
car loads arrived, aid it was expected by night
that all orders issued up to that time would be
filled. Bills of Ming of forty oar leach have
been received from Cleveland. Only fire ears of
thIS lot have arrived, the remainder will aeon be
here. It has been stated Tery confidently, that
the railroads were bringing coal for the opecula
tors, when coal for the city wee left behind.
The Committee nature no that this In certainly
false. The railroads ore carrying out thole en
gagomeet to the city in good faith. It is true
that some of the trains have been delayed, bet
the canoe has been the nem:tempo of note an.
(Manta to the machinery eo common in very
cold weather.
Thallet:moans 1116 D Fem.—The Hamilton Si
Eaton and Cincinnati, Hamilton it Dayton Rail
roads are delivering promptly all the wood ob.
tab:able along the line of their roads, affording
entirohatiafaction to the Fuel Committee of
Council. The Superintendent and Treasurer of
the Hamilton & Eaton Road, unable to obtain
hand; worked themselves on Sunday, loading
care with wood. That:larva on Ibsen roads for
freight do not cover expenses. The exertions
that are being made by the of f icers, to relieve
the wants of the city, aro highly commendable.
The Little Miami road, as already stated, has
withdrawn some of Its passenger trains In order
to facilitate the transportation of fuel—Gavala
The Louisville Ornerier of Wednesday nye :
rota FULL TRADB.—There is 0 considerable
activity prevailing throughout the city in the
fuel loudness. All manner of vehicles are called
into requleltion to haul wood, and all eons of
wood, u well as nil aorta of loads fled a market
at pricer, ranging from $2,60 to $6,00 per load.
Some haul a cord, acme a cord and a half, and
othere half a cord. After the wood le hauled,
bought and delivered ten cornea the job (index.
pence of staying and splitting. Ilia la no small
item of the trade, and we fled the wood sawyera,
to net a market quotation, inadequate to tho
demand.
The Watson coal mine, in the middle of the
river at the head of Twelve Mile Island, which
bee just been purchseed by Hyatt, Drava & Co.,
coal dealer°, has diverted the trade from wood,
and all the coal cars, hand barrows, and hands
to wheel'em, that could bo gOt together wore
started off yesterday morning to the new field
of labor. We expect a eupply of coal from that
quarter will reaob the city to day.
Tue PCOORES9 or FIISZDOIL—Tho Now York
Times etatee that eight years ago, when Oov.
Seward first took his seat in the Senate of the
United States, there were but two mombere of
that body who avowed any kind of eympetby
with the political sentiments Do was known to
represent. Next winter there will be In that
body twenty Senators, sating openly and steadily
with the Republican Party. It was not easy to
believe, In the face of such results,that the
nine of hostility to the extenelon f Slavery
bas made no progrers. In view of thin simple
fact bow much encouragement there is for the
friends of human right mad the cause of free
dom. They hove only to bold on to their faith
following it up with works, 13 seenro to time, a
perfect emancipation of the government from
the thrall of the slave power. We may not Do
,to enjoy the blessing, but the time will Barely
looms when the perfect rights of freedom will be
ireepected by our National Legislature.
BANKING In hineovar.—Tho new osnotitntion
at provision on booking, which hasjast posted
both houses of tho hlissonri Legislature. author
bee the Incorporation of ten banks with a capi
tal not to excited twenty millions of dollars, the
faundation of whtch shall he specie. No hank
tplu be chattered upon MAI GLlkar bads. Here
totort toe banking privileges of that State have
been teitzioted to the State Bank having a cap
ital of nve of dollars with five branches
to the Biata—and - . which has, for otos nineteen
years, been conducted on a capital of $1,200,000.
REVOLT or COSIVIOTS—TUOUBLE AT AUBURN
BTATZ PILTSO3.—A gentleman from Auburn in
fernos us that a revolt has occurred in the State
Prison in that city, which has caused great ex•
cit.:moot, and though 'oppressed for the pres
ent, is likely to canoe mush future trouble
The difficulty occurred in the machine shop,
where the work of the conviets Is conducted.—
Mr. Curtis, a oontraotor, on Saturday directed
a convict to do a piece of work. The man re
plied that "he would eta Mr. C. d--. 1 first.'
The disobedient man was arrested and put into
a dungeon, where he remained over Sunday
On Monday morning some sixty convicts In the
machine shop gathered hammers and other tools,
and formed a circle ready for tight. The con.
tractor cams in and inquired what was going
on. Some of the prisoners replied that they
were holding a town meeting, and wanted to
know how he would vote. He withdrew with
out further parley. A committee of the prison
ere was then sent to demand the Instant release
of the man oonflood In the dungeon. The oem•
mittee did not return as soon as was expected,
so the whole body armed themselves with what
tools they amid get, and marched to the has
pital.
The prisoner was released and his fellow eon.
slots resumed labor. Yesterday things were
quiet, but the Auburn Guards were ordered to
hold themselves is readiness to come to the
rescue at a moment's unties, as farther trouble
was anticipated. The yielding by the prison
office will give the convicts courage, and we
nosy expect to hear of further trouble. Per.
hops the bloody scenes which have been recent
ly enacted In the Massachusetts Prison at
Charlestown, may be exported at Auburn.
It was thought that it would not be We for
the affecutiVcontracitor, Mr. Curtis, to visit the
workshop lf Thus far the prisoners hare tri
umphed, and if warightly estimate the extent of
their depravity, we cannot eupposo that they
will ever be content to eubalt to the discipline I
of the prison until they have been thoroughly
subdurd and humiliated. Despotism, tempered
by humanity, is the only form adapted to a
prison. Anarchy, however, has easy la one de
partment of the Auburn institution Just now, if
we arc rightly informed.—RocAuter Adv., 14.
TRADII or TIID GDZAT LAXI3.-IVe copy tho
ollowitag ittereeting remirks sad statistios [rem
ho. Now York Courier
The great lakes ore about ono twenty-tifth of
the area of the At!ladle ocean, but In propor
tion afford much greater facilitlea for tom
meter, in coneequento of the advantage of great
length, with lens with, and of greater propor
tion of shore line. The country forming the
therein of the lakes cannot be surpartaed In gen
eral productivenees by any faction of the Union,
either In variety or important commodities or in
quantity produced per square mile.
The extent of the commerce of the lakes may
be estimate• by the commerce of the lake porta.
During the past faeces years the seine of the
trade of the lakes his ',welled from $65,000,-
000 la 1841 to $603,310,820 in 1858; and the
whole of this grand aggregate, with the excep
tion of $42,260,000 eat down far Elachatt's Har
bor, Cape Vincent, Onwegatchle, Gennessee and
Niagara, came through the following ports
Buffalo $306,023,000 Hilwaukie $35,000,000
Chicago . 223,808,000 Maumee... 04,107,000
Cleveland 162,185,640 Bandneky. 50,066,000
Detroit... 140,000,000:Oswego. 146,835,000
With the exception of nuffato and Oswego,
three are all porta of the Northwest, whose
trade hue been the result of De development
daring a very brief period; and the great balk
of the trade or Buffalo end oJsego is derived
from the game ounce.
Tho tonnage employed on the groat Mee ia
shown in tho following toble, sod done not in
°Weeny ocer.n or liver tanner:
Tyra. Toni.
.. 1,742 Ohla(leke too'ge) 11,856
. 1,451 New York.-- . 22,634
. 7,843
Mingle . .
Wieeon,tra
This Is one-twelfth of . tha total tonnage owood
by the United States and about onntifth of the
total amount employed hi the coastiog trade.
A largo port of tonnage Is employed In
the trade of Now York, and has done as touch
as any one Item In contributing to Its growth.
The Secretary of the Treasury presents
table of the aggregate wealth of the United
Suttee, chewing a total of $11,817,000,000, ex.
dative of the public domain; hie estimate of the
preicut population le 26,941,312.
MD number of miles of Railroads to operas
lion, which was 21,069 at the close of 1865, is
now 24,476, making 3,407 miles increase in the
year. The electro telegraph, which, to connect.
Ron with the railway velem. contributes so
greatly to lessen the boas of Interest on capital
and to give inercaaed ectietty to business by dm
literati:lg the.great distancee that charecteriz ,
thle country, and whioh only a few years ego
wee unknorm now exienda In all directions
like a vast not work oyes the Union. We base
no recent information lc - regard to the length of
the telegraph wires In operation—but, it meet
be between 90,000 and 50,000 tulles.
The merchant navy hen also made great
progress, the conetructione comprising 221
demon and 1703 sailing vessels, having an
aggregate tonnage of 469,891 tons. Notwith
standing this large Increase, the armlet table
of the total tonnage of the merchant service
libelee a failing off from 1855, lit comequenee
of a more accurate sifting of the old lists, the
effect of which hoe been to reject a large number
of Alpe sold abroad, lost or oondemned, for
years pant.
notion WiIATII6II Eityr.—The terrible storm
which began here on Sunday afternoon contin
ued with unexampled violence until last night.
It also extended for a great distance in every
direction,reaching from the seaboard to the lakes,
and from the Potomac to Canada. The cold of
ecinday we think bee not been equalled, in this
region at least, within the present century. All
along the northern frontier the mercury went
down ten, twenty and thirty degrees below tear,
and at Watertown, In thin Blue, the quicksilver
froze op at 37 below, while a spirit thermometer
marked 90 degrees below sere, or 72 degrees
below the freezing point. The "oldest inhabl
taut" is beaten at last. lle cannot recall the
equal of the cold Sunday of 1867. In and
around this city the snow began to tall on Sun
day afternoon, and continued with little inter
minion until Monday evening. The depth can.
not be ascertained bimetal:lot the drifting, bat
would probably be at least a foot. No railroad
train arrived or departed yesterday, conse
quently no mails were received. Harbor natl.
nation la dlilloult and dangeroue, while the
Bound Is completely shut up. The ferries work
slow and Irregularly, in coneequeuee of floating
ice. We bear of some wrecks and loss of life on
the Jersey coast, but having no reliable comma
nleatio ,n are unable to give particulars. It is
more than probable that wo shall have terrible
accounts In a day or two. As we write, at 11
o'clock kler.day night, the elty la clear, the wind
fresh but not very heavy, and the temperature
reasanably Y. Tribune, 20th.
"WE AAA 001110 TO HAMS TWO A BIATZ
1 , 10 the language of Da p 6TAIIIO
saaaow in the Bogus,' Border &elan Legisla
ture of Kansas which ansemblel at Lcootopten
on the 12th. Be wished it particularly under
stood that that Vise a pro•slavery ooniention,
and that none but honorable mon ("honorable
mon" meaning,. ttecordiog to bin dietlonary,
nigger. drivers, and nothing Ole o ) were to be al
lowed therc Read carefully the ERtlerS corn
responditioe of, the Missouri Denteenat, in en
other column. It will be Been that the Border
Boffin bisohguards are as victoria and latzler;
ant ae ever. Let them make Benne a• Blue
State if they dare.—Cie. Cont.
PITTEMITEIGII UIETY WORKS.
JONES, WALLINGFORD Zt CO,
Tranc:ck, d cm)
MANUFACTURERS OF
Right or left hand Door Locke,
Spring, drop sod thumb Latches,
Flattop' and Counter Scales
Coffee. Corn and Paint Mills.
DOMESTIC HARDWARE GENERALLY
Corner of Water and Grant Ptreath
Idttabureh .
=a=
WOOD, MOORHEAD & CO„
:aux FACTIMERS OS
&NIEMAN GALVANIZED
SHEET IRON
And Sole Agents for tb• We of W.Dswess troops
Patent Imitation Russia Sheet Iron
—4 LEO—
a
f lvanized Corrugated Iron, for Roofing.
W VISOVEZ—No. 134 FIRST ST., PiTTaBrIIOII.
SAS: IdeLAUGHLIN,
ifsanteaturer of
ALCOHOL.
°LOONS SPIRITS AND FUSEL OIL,
,
Nos. IGB and 170 Second Street.
delbardlb
J. M. LITTLE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 54 ST. CLAIR STREET,
(Dr.lxith's Non Building.)
.112731117.40.11.
erZo,lydrp
GEORGE WEYMAN,
Manufsaturer and %slot kr, all kind. of
Tokarco, Snuff and Cigars,
AND
Leaf Tobacco ;
Corner Smithfield Stroet and Diamond Alley
cks3; yfe PITTSBURGH. lA.
British and Continental Exchange
&GM BUM DRAWN El
DUNCAN, UHLMAN .4 CO.,
ON ME UNION BANK, LONDON,
IN RUMS Or ra AND UPWARDS
These %mita are avant:llo at all the. prin
cipal Towns ontogland. NMAland .0 !M.A. 4.42 , 1 Ltia
Oor.Unent.
We shoo draw SIGHT BILLS on
at A. Granobanm & Bailin,
I'ELLNKIhORT A JlAllic
nerra •• a Bazoittanm to paru or alarm.,
Ewltuzland and Milan&
Parin.lntanding to traTolabroadnay provaretturonth
no Una. of (hada, on whl:b !lona, can bo Obtained. a.
...W.I. any MA of Enroro.
flolloollons of Ellis. Notes, and other aeourltlao In .11n•
room, will Metre nrompt *Mention.
WM. 11. IYlll.ll‘llll &
inh2l- onroar Third .trOuti.
- - - - -
Dr. Geo. W. l'lullips'.
COUGH SYRUP
PM THE CURS O
Cocitis. Osia. Cop Hosnersuirs. Elsaltug Limon
*atm.. Bronchitis. InStumm BPssk•rs eon
Thross. Ortscunption. sad nil &sasses of tits
Throat. sad Chest
—ALSO—
Dr. Geo. ?Mips'
tibLA:UNATIC L NIMEN,
PAIN PANACEA,
FOR TUB RELIEF AND CUR" OP
orunatlsso. Nounles. Isunoce. Pleurstto
Pohl., Palm In the Rid*. Chest. Book and nosl.
liwellod and Panful Joints. Work Boa.
Crazy... Hen Shenlet, Sprains, an
The thmeends who have need theme blodiclnes testify
to their ettallent motile by a continuance olthate nee.—
To those who hare net need them we scald nayTRY
Ttl.lol nod they urn had then to be LH they are - eine
WI !Ad. and that they will act with atwisMe effect.
nit. (MO W. Pill Bole Preyetor. Oloolonatl.
Ohl,.
For cafe wholesale and retail by
ida/LttiN AN.
Allegheny Oltr•
lOE o rt - r7,A m
OYSTER SALOON
BY MAURICE KUNZ
f.4ont Fmnf Etalimp)
5Zr.7111.1• Frazer,
vsnrau Youarci icn Dumps, Atli,
oe 2 ;tc 4 t I PIITIMI4II.
GEO. W. GREIG tit CO.,
KEG MANUFACTURERS,
ani Mechanic alrrett, EfA Ward,
PITTSIIIIIIOtI, PA.
Manufacture Pino and Oak Kegs of the
vaxlmi dacrlatlo. 01 tlArt Xiol. Mblch tbey will all 0
the fovea =rid stir..
Sill - Oarltarte 11. tTpt:trally telieltei. All wart
Matted fi bs tribe bat mall tr. dellt aie le
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS.
MANUFACTURERS QF
Iron Railing, Iron Vaults, Vault Doors, Window
Hullers, Window Guards, Re.,
Non. 91 Second et., & 56 Third 81.,
(taween Wood and Market,)
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
[lave on hand a varioty of now patterns
rater anz.l Men. mated* Da el paws., Partkale. ►t
terake3 red to semen& Gr., into. Jobbing dens at
tteni *eke.
COLLINS,HENRY H.
00MMI88ION TEROILANT,
AND WIsOLEULLII IMATAR
MEESE, WITTER, SEEDS, 71811,
Ho 23.
Aid
Baer, eriAsburgh.
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
ISAAC JONES,
ILLIMMTM 0/
CAST STEEL.
ALE%
SF RING, PLOW AND A: B. STEEL,
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
. Corner Ross and Pint Streets,
Amara rmszianazi. rA.
D. B. ROGERS & CO.
111,171(111111113 OP
EMIRS' IMPROVED PATENS
Steel Cultivator Teeth.
Coal= Ross AIID FM= Bragrrs,
Jo22Orfe PETTBRURGII. PA
HATS. CAPS AND FURS.
m CORD & 0 0 .
WROLESALE RETAIL
H 49. TER 3,
131 Wood Street,
u. , ..l,.,. 44 . , r dA s. pB fu hy7 t va r ;. plet• at: tk of
Wholesale and Retail
Root at Mel:Arm F.AffTISPI ruck., to ohloh they I nano
of tautly° of all porettosary, °ChM(
........ .1/ W. SIAM lfi.2 armi
SIII IT, NAIR A .BUNTER.
many,sa
GROCERS,
144 Pfercutt aturt IM Front Streets,
tor2v_ pirrsututatt.
SAMUEL GILA Y.
MERCHANT TAILoI.
No. 52 ST. CLAIR STREET,
fir. i, itn'a Nen Hui:ding.]
117' Tsll U R Ol7.
IS now reooiring a lino stook of Fall- and
cylot. Cd.ds cd,.l4ting rf olothi, Lou ocatlngo, ono
onotlngo,no n talrb b. Is prig/LW to rook* to
ord.; on abort notice-In-the stoat sod moat fooblonoLd.
Al ba.
Uontlemon to want cr ftoblanablo norments for tail
or Winter wear will t.d It to their adrantand to sloe
him • call. nada to
o cow..
Fl OEIIIEB'B6 7 COLLINS'.
(s.ocrseols To L I. imacTorr.,)
Agricultural Warehouse,
AND
RE R, STORE,
No. 129 {Wood Street,
spsi-ivd,wi PITTSBURGH.
JOHN 'THOMPSON,
410 LIBERTY STREET.
European Agent and Intelligence Offloe.
lair_ amines suppllad_wlth permute on than notice.
thoV • wfmtl i n i gro ll nim l =a. ‘ l ,Dr e t 10 6 t 32 ' ran: tg a re
TWista through - (mut row York and Phlndel•
lOUs 07 Rah. Janirfn
Age and Datality—As old ago a omes
meerang on ne, it bangs many attendant lalnaties.—.
Loa of eroatte and weakness Impair the health, and
grantor activity makes the mind discontented end an.
halal. In oases wßare all an ale Its Influence. It Is
almost Impossible thadd ago , and health. and although
Many remedies hare been tried, MI here fulled. 'anti
aaataavra lIOLLLND BITTERS. were known and
um& In inert can where they hare been employed
Illy here inrariably GUM etrength and restored Oman
Petits, They hare bosoms a irrnit area far Oh:Lamm,
=dire used by many people who are guttering from lore
oraypettte and mesa debility. In cams of long stand.
lug chronic dilerda, they alt as a Mem, lorizorstiog
the annul, thus siring nature another opportunity to
" Errjo l o4 l .r i lemma . enrchielng on itoltotten To
z n i r Ilan, be rueful to egg for Rorrhaeet; Het
1014301 d bottle. or sis bo
Peal Jt. lasn tbr $O. by the
Pc, Itarntioeutletit i nl
Dyugalete generally. gseiedtirlY
those of our readers who aro ander the
Iliratity of nesting latalutlenz to Cho lisle 'Clio Wall
to rend lb* sdrertlasmosa. of Prof. Wear, Mar Etttora
tlrs In =attar oolumn. In the tato, of time which It
Gas bean before the public. it its Wca •••"4•11• reputa
tion tiontaallad by any other allele of the kind now
known, lad wherever tiled. It hal. K. far at our knowlt
wtla ertendi. been telet With macro.—.7adicnoille Coat
t:thatoniC. 6forra,lBls. - • WZ;ltni
WILLIAM N. ILISILBEI,
Corner of Market and Fourth Streets,
~R
0 ENTLENIENS' FURNISHING GOODS,
iiii.orthas pm:aptly attotoltO to 1•13:171%
P. Effa
Sculptor, Moiler, &um Workor and
Wool Caner, No. .110 Third street. bitsresa Wad sad
Mast stmts. Plttablziab. Ph tssas osaidasLlT Da hand
sisdlidrsasostamt at hoar Matra Pisan, fat PRl:ksi
- als
4.6dAttrlat . . 3 tut%
C. URASHEARS &
A CreTIOIiEERS
Commission Merchants
EXCLUSIVELY;
1f01.57 and S 9 Naos Mord, Ancionda,
Make libe.rol I:Ammons on all consignments
mot sot as tarn[. for ell kLods of Manufsatnred 0:x4.-
11. as recolsr ren of Groceries. 11 , cts sod Shoos and Dater
Bleartsudlhs essay 11o•Dif, WEDNISDAY sod ELITEDAT of
•sth + - set. Keep ounstautly on hand • Ism. stock of
hissahandlas which as ssil at pri•sts s.. deli :6IMILI
Fire Proof Safes,
A Safe that will be cafe against the tar
n= of ire can be had at :MUCH & BARNES' he this
city. The following teetimonial, arblib appear. In the
LOnls Repoliic an, of o Itth, epeaksvolumeeln their
favor. Tho blonde. of the.., Fite Pr ofd hard established
an amiable reyutatiou through the emellence of their
manufacture..
go ine .Aterolionit cl St LAP f mut Me ubtic Cavrally :
Injustice to Messrs. B. B. Vos'ett a l t o .
hlnara. William P.m & who are ocelots for the
ale of Burke t Borne.' Bre pr. , : Oates. we hereby milli./
that upon opening our late that vs. in the meat tire .1
the total deetruction of the city buildings, On the night
of the 18th of November, 181.6. that our book. and papers
have coos, out almost as perfect an net after balm. In the
anise fiftytwo dare, , and we can cheinTLy ir r a :•tas i tand
their Earle to the patois.
The above mentioned .ate was till. day f pened In my
prerenee, and
I herewith certify that the large amount
of book. and Ogren therein contained wem In mod order
and the w, it my perfectly legible. li. it. RUNYAN,
Pr, Loot 1, Jan.,ary 0, 1887.—Jar2.3catlawiciF
W, H. WEIGHT,
2?cotalA eL, &lava Rood and MaL.t cis
PITTMIONGII, PA..
Manufacturers of and Dealers in PA. , ,
RTIIE2EAL. O.I.IIPIIIINE and PINE 011.9 , OAS
PIXTUR.M, and ail kinds or Lamps. Oband , qiErn, Olrano
d 01... a.
/firths fitting, Bovalrina. Iteglldina anditraao Cut.
lug dant. to order et Short [IOWA
Ire The alwra OHa out/plied regaled, qqqey week f rom
my wad., eatehlyfe
Pun Cod Liver Gil—Every bottle war
ranted to 61 Pura Cod Llrea
(br the cure at ithruntatiri
lb, the cure V Scrofula,
hof the eh, q I/eel,
fbr the cure of Lumbago
lbr the cure of Ildter,
itrlhe etaa tfail Skin Ddeaera
Fur the rune qt Caroni,. Erysivelat,
obr the cure at [Annie Sore Eyee,
CO, the curt of Mite Swellino,
10, the cure of Glandular Slott/trio,
E'r the cure qf of Vie Bones
For Me corm of Adnurotr u Consent/awn
ho the our , of aromenrixtehals.
I•br the coda at Sikkots,
for du cure of avow of the Bladder and Sidoryr.
fbrNe moor of Ctatted•Vicnod Reaanave and Calera
Bold by the quart, gallon end to bottlat by the dozen or
eloglo bottler, ovary bottle trarran.4 Dune Cod Lim 011,
at the Whol•aale Drnat•tora of lit. Uhh.t. 11.11Y8118.140
Wood at., alga of th• a 01.1•12 hlorter. noB;daw
Greatest of all great things of the age is
lODINE wArzro
oat/. neverofelllng remedy for Consumption
lODINE %FATES!
The pa: tact cure for Scrofula or if MEN Ertl IA
lODINE WATER!
The medicine before which Favor and Ague file. le
lODINE WATER!
Tha Q - MatfOt porillor of the COI/C.140J Blood le
lODINE WA TER'
The pleaunt drink that fortifies the Nero.. le
lODINE WATER!
The medic one that cleare the muddy Brain I+
lODINE WATER!
The pm.: that currents the eingaieh Liver II
lODINE WATER!
Blllloae dlaordere of all kind. autunit to
lODINE WATER!
Running tiorra and tileera reap and heel cith .
lODINE WATER!
The foal nand Rheumatism finials from
lODLVE WATER!
Drapopein In al/ Its forma. I. easily cured st It h
lODINE WATER!
The .ht meat. always =ads well with
lOINE
Became nu hum bog D
o WATEhtr
check patent nestrum
lODINE WATER!
R!
tally orknotiodged by the Faculty I.
lODINE WATEEI
float wonderful cf &Duration" and date...root+ it
lODINE WATER!
A thorough vitaliser, the reel Elixir of ,n
/001 NP WATEE
ra•har a Lottla Elvis rag
.rlr . tet. b0.1[1.. Is
h.q./INN WATREt!
l'reDaral Iv Dr. floury dadera. LY
1/11. CV), 11. If FYOIIE,
Druzatrt. Nay. 140 at.,
Fign f' the anltlan :Soar..
Fifteen Dollars Per Quarter.
HENRY ROH1300E:
Continues to give instruction to Beginners
and In the higher lartnebee r 1 P11:40 PLAYINO, VOCAL
MOILIC.ORGAN. etc.
Mr. ROULIOOO mew be addreeve.l et Ms deviling. Me.
scowl et., nearly opposite the now Always:lay and the
Court Vous.. thrush the Pole Cialoe:er et Mr. Mriloe'd
{Varese.° e. Terms. 31600 per neuter. isin2wdhw
Never Forget That
DR. TRRERL'S
Healing• Ointment
exit Rheum or
Iltislos or rooked Fsol,
ChM.Ce3 or Crsekrod !tau.]
Foto !Am or Fors Olrs ,
Huns or
Cuts or Wound,.
C° non SOHN
Pimples ea the Faro.
Cords, Pao,
88. of illftett.
5 , r. MOO. , or It9oLtod Moro:,
Ciudad of IrakAio.
Brooking out an/ Pkg. on CAUGreu
And all Dist's.. of the Skin.
Aliislngle tox of thle Ointment will keep anf. Diaoke
inialth'n "'armee.. Sallorla or soy Yrhanle'•, 2 rearm:ash •
Gantlet:user , or Ldr'• Eland. (let them chap or mark
ever •obsd) 'man/, emaoth and In good order nil Winter,
another •11l ram their froeseri fees
COLD BY
GEO. 11, KEYSER,
Dragen. R'o, 10 Weal 5t..7 Plitebruk h.
9 , ra at the Golam taortar. ' .10.16vIlvi,
Highly Important to Invalids I
Cod Liver WI.
nen= Br :.c.
Las, no one of its dLstingnished marks of
superiority over other brands of Oils. froth* absence of
(that peculiar nauseous and dissgriestle favor, and grin•
. sire louparstAr (fOO3 oil entiely and lomfreir
prepared.
It nay be taken without dlatellth t, the moat 'Statute
cattent, and retained without etrort on tho molt •evd
tlMe Osmanli.
n Ita at/nodality In this and other Impottaat thartotarla.
es at genulueneas, baa guannteei It the COMlneads
tton of the moat e m i n en t of the Medical Faculty through
cul6 t the Stataa
ta m olt efrtetttlii teClel7 fir conaomptloultrone
abllda,rbtormatlato. etrofttla.lt I
sod may In bad n hot.
%tact' the draggle GI to this fit, Or Of On amoofseturers,
JOHN C. RAKER. CO,
0c27. ho. Ifo. ad as.
Prof. Wood's fair liestorer.—A' Real
livr Itestam.
Ur. Eemuel Jon., a Walhalla clergyman. r,LLSIag In
kturrireellie. Westmoreland %ante, rare that Us hair
had been kitting array Pre the lea twenty rears, and was
dlepeeed to fell amt. Be nerd two bottles of Prot Wood'
flair Restore, which entirely stopped the fallow oat o
the hair •'t the hair reserved Its original rotor, and has
kept the color now ler Wu, months. ml. lon common
rasa but we publish It helmet. It hi sear hams, so that
the patina may to sonvizeed that Wcol's hays Restore
e whet it Purrorta to be. hold at rue, two and three
&Mere per bottle, e 1 Pr. tl EU. l. •E CR P.llll.
uothdawB No. 140 Wood et, wholesale and retail
:mportant Notice to those Afflicted
WITII CIIRONIODISEABEB. by Dr. A. 8. HEATH, New
York City. Fl oaten. It onpoeslble to atten , inereanall. to
all ISt/ patient., and being unwilling to tenet .uoh rem
eponelble duties to asalstauts or pendants. end for the
PLerdwe of mPrreesing the rale of worthies. and Injurious
qutok median., se well se the Impositions a tteriteed
under fletitions aerate, offering to send recipes gratis; or
on retelyt of letter stamps or ono della, oblate
MI above, and taaeoarnmodate patlentsin all parlay( the
country, r with fell direaroles, to to..
any diesel., for Si, unites treatment le required for •
tenger period than one month, whet, the foe le thalami
for eseb month. The fee for all eurgl:al animations, In•
eluding that Pm the realm] mare of hernia: will depend
upon the pecullerlty of the ease. Patient. wlll gite •tall
statement oral' Chef., oeptome as the remedies ara
pared with as especial reesiente to each eace. All money
lettereshould be. registered. The first pert of my Niter
anted work will be sent to any addrem ID the ree..ipt of
10 tents, A. 8,
1018pring street, opposite the St. Niabolee !total,
anth , rdie oclti
New York.
The only Medal Awarded by the Now
York F.1101440a to the Enalleh or fsrelen Fore Mena
acturere kw been obinine4, P=i URat ounloroos cow het
tore, by /MA 4 PERRI:NA or their
• WilltoE9TEßgflllig
whereby further tretlmov Is afforded of Ica betas the
heat Baum extant.
The arebrlty of MI. Fence has extended to every guar
ter of the Mote. and Its. Chary In promoting the genera
health!, becoming dolly more obeerred and acknowledged.
In the Oulte4 gtatea It Is bald to be the rood agroealde
condiment, end I esteemed for Its Coale road Inalgandlog
PrOnertlea ILI ha Itualnee enabling the stomach to digest
the lbod.
pa Vh flontleent of Europe, these quattlea have been
teetthut to br • gentian., who writes to LEA A PER.
EEO thus "I bare meted • battiest lour Worcsamhire
Banos In a tour I hese Jut ennaletid atm. Bloats and
Poktual, and ixilae I owe =7 present state of health t
its am your Reuel 1r etonachlo. and I think medicinal.
can with truth ear there fa nothing tn • tratelere
stage so scientist to his millet. at lank. thus countries.
se your Baum.
In Lail...alto, where It to found at the moss or *very
regiment. a medical gentleman mites tam Madras to
hie brother to the tams profession at Worceater. In the
gilming tame: ^Tell Las A Nub. that their sauce is
Tight) approved In India, and that it le, In W ogolof4
llama! Palatable as well ea the 7=Be wholescse eatia
Made."
ThLames is enitable far aem7 variety of dish, and
t • universal demand aldeb Its excellence her created Ina
led to many hullatiolu being offered to the nubile, nada
mansioty of mama, but the genuine may La known by the
MIMIC of ..LEA t ITIIIIINIr binge imrremed UP , n the
natant metal& eapenlea, or patella gime etbrrer of the ,
botch. as well OJI ths labels and wrapper.
Da. AZ.ILS for the United Rater •
ron:4 bUNCAIf soNs,
406 Brolway, New Took.
Sad, but True.—llow often has the church
bell tolled forth Its solemn rota, mil the e - Jlhine of
lundrei, and the lamentation of fan& nitro, as the
body of some loved one has teen Donn to a premature
gran who died Wrath !ammoe of their ammo by
than who attended them, or the adir.tulatratlon or deli.
talons and Ineentrial remain: We write thte In all
sobernees and 'lnanity. and In than abidina to the dead
would try and benefit the WWI. What !me 09i CI the
rood fatal meneriers that Melon to the tomb( We an.
nrir. B.ront.le. NMI( elm. and almitar &seam Now
although Pralines hen attained that inn dimwit
shall earn It Ms also ;raided a remedy. detain from
the limb ot the Odd. and Its name le Kennedy's. Iledteai
Xdo.errT.mint It soil
soueal br pr i nt s 2 ffmai i. tu weeke
t i
ura
Great Bargains!
WA TC)HES & JEWELRY.
1 OLIN W ROBERTS is now ..._
-..
)
vtelling a big .pleudid neck of ~ . .
FINE WATCHES, CLUCKS, 74
Fine Gold Jeweiry .-,....
-... ...5l
AND
CHOICE FANCY GOODS,
AT COST!
'Pa th*. pareherlri: for cub. We,be& Cabs .1
J•erelrr reraLred In the best Onate - . re=obaber tbo
In Market stre.t. is2l,
OTICE—The intereFt of WM. H. WOOD
't wa au. of Phitarleiplals, Stet RALPH BACIALEY,
In oar hno. orawd by Ilaltstion no first loom , . •
Dig ALKY, cosanivEA Co,
put, rAb. Jonuar 22J, 1857
vrlcE—Th, interest of WILLIAM
NI UMALWY. .1011 F COSORAVE and &SIMI
''' c•Ur trut, Sr InaltaLtan, on let Inst.,
wiLLism 11. WOODWARD ,tasing Durnbaseel their In•
ten,: In the inn, , contlnhae the inelcers In PhVadel-
It/MALI:Y. WOODWARD J. CO.
ktalenelphla. J.. 2114. 1847-002.1
rirllE BEST ENGIJS'II .EDITIONS of tho
followiric valuable works and authors. ran be had at
DAVISON'S Boot Orcrr, 61 Market strrel, between Third
and Fourth etrrett —lVarerly N 01,46. Notes and Qoalew.
Shokopeorr, J•enn's Sonsolye, , Crol er'allorowaYs Johntion,
Southey's Lacier, Oleyrne • Naval gliarrophy. fargneents
Mod book or' architecture. Ellstorter, tiltbon,
Flume, Don quionste, The R.runfel Dana of England,
Menlo' Britton gam, Dints and Wild Fowl.. 0100500 r
drawn and robredr Arabian Nighty, Wetland Stater
man. fob ilornea and Papists, OlacsaillY a OPloonui
'e!sU'ri n. l = ' ;:tr•r w tririe i t ' . 'r k d a . h l' iTe Lt . iVio t t ' :, ' l7 ". t
toldt, Comer, Py.. drultlL BAZOO. Eaglet, aniwrtion . .
Thia'n Longhorn's Plotareb; :rational Cycle.
Tartlet Standard Library Cyclopedia:. Milton's Proem
Work*: riliatte.'ll Litt of the Pianterrrlisander's Martian.
ity: La.ke • Philottophlool Worke: Schlegel's Workn llols
ban', Dance of Death: Raskin'. itairrn Painter,. 4 rola,
San very rainy others in the nialocit and richest London
bindings. Ja=i J. S DAVISON.
TEXAS LANDS FOE SALE —2.140 acrAa
of land, near Itoutton, 11. i,on county, The !maa
ate of the eery test quality far fanning and grazing eta.
D 0... Will be mold at a bargee, to colt narchescre eat°
quaatity. or voald b exchanged for • goal • enema or
elanlag mlll, In tart. Title rerfect and char of all AD to In.
cutrbran
itLAKN tYka tummy.
te, ply
)421 Brat ketata Brokers. oar 7th k AnDhfeqetr.
itIANOLIESTER;—We have.flir sale a very
desirole peening Haws IP the shore Melling
town. with • lot °lammed 26 feet fun; by 115 Sot deep.
This properly Is well Wertby the attantlon of hereon:le
looking out for a comfortable and ylessant rettlenes. The
bonze wig, bullreardessiy far the Dreeent owner. who re.
oidee In It. It =Maths 5 rooms and kill el feet olds. Toe
lower TOonla Wetted for parlors; a kitchen elm adjoins the
how*: a neol well of water and puma at the door. The
boo.. Is pieced 15 het off the street, which Is 00 ft, Tilde.
WIII 5, eold low and on re•Borisble terror of p t. —
Title good. Apply to 5L &HILT k Itl annee GElEY,
7 -
NDRIES
160 14,6 i Catl,so
10 bhds Buffos;
30 bbls Crushed
10 tee Rios;
70 Lie 5s Tots's":
10 tetra Os de;
Oarran Cigt rs;
63 boxes Olive Boar;
hi au Ezerin
T6goster with a gaaaralsxsortment at l'lttsburgb man
bfacto.red goads, in store end for sale hr
1a.20 2', LITTLE t CO, 112 Esesr.6 strost.
, 100 bor. Orsund
Clo 11.1 r ta4rd;
NO h a(chest. Y. U. & ELLA
Test;
1:.0 tux.. 719, E2lO, 19112,
10214 Window filaA
109 Brx.t. Mcuid stud RA.
Candle •
•
NEW BACON—LOOO lbs !hew:
1,013 lb% Shoold4r4;
WO 1114 Eldnr; rozsal.
1.24 T LITTLE 4 W., 112 devond etrecL
ARDZIOO kegs prime No. I . Lard, for
gale by jai S arri.x C CO.
LARD 01L-10 nis Winter Strained, for
sale by jet! T. LUTLE & CO.
VINEGAR -100 bble pare Cider Vinegar,
far sale Er T ;drum a co.
BUCKETS AND TUBS
-40 dozen Duckett:
DO do Carte and cnn!! Tube: for pale by
Jan T. 1.117L11 00.
FLOUR -.200 bbl.. White Wheat Extra
Yam/11 Emu'.
100 bblz 19b1ta Wheat Extra Flour.
4u •• Superfine do.
In .torn and tor We by ALIXAISDER. 1 n/tal Tll,
304 Pio. 76 Watar street.
- -
gr - .LYCERINE for Chapped liandi-25 the
ks of ch. very PLIT , St OlpMnn• jnt• reed aed for esda
by JO3. FLEMING.
enrcar Market a: and the Ikatnerad.
D EL tICILIABEN'S' PARISIAN TOOTH
YABTS—TbleVe3th Peet,. pretwed order the
en
parClrlnn a Dr. I.llthm, t en eacell.t reaedy for
cleetteing and preperllog teeth. gold cult at
1.25
JOB. FLEIIINGI.I3.
1-URE LIQUORS for Medical Parpoises.;—
Old Cog. , Brandy and NM, Old Madera and Port
1 11 n. always on bend and for see by Jas. FLEMING.
ESKIELL'S OINTMENT, a certain cure
Vlh r Tettsr, Puite/ Limb... BrPts, Scalds. ste,
!MO evir by SOS. FL/WINO.
-------- ---
VLEAVE,M3' HONEY SOAP, Loves Old
moan 171.12.1.4. add Honey Eup Jus: rPr'd and fc
sale at JOS. }lam MGT,. cur. Altrke.st and Dludinud.
ilouttunption Cured—Be not deceived
by tate irrltst!orte. Itegc=an,Cbcrk Cc's Uozubas Cod
(fifer Oil, b•ver dizabp , lc Is, scd ulna ysarr.' fry erica.
bsiblcved It surellar in •ll olbfrs,.d Its only rollable
cure for Consumptlbo.
Is there to s great deal or eporiotta call In the rout.
adulttrate4 with goal on. , hula oil, 40,, at, too much
care cannot betaken to procure H.Q.:mice.
Our 011ie road. at . our Own fnotory over
Newfoundlan
.1.4 each bottle Gas our eignetrow over the cork, ar e nd to get Heger:out Clark* Co. for eittec the twargoarr.
nounliton, our late tt rartner, there ha. been an article in.
trod ateKl =llea nehtetie which in in ro way oconerteel
with IL C. a Co. or H. (1,1r:Co. Hold reII. A rea
STOCIL CO; ILE. haILLER4 a Vt. erg, brdrogts Nt:
tera gen
aerate. 0c23
Hoeßand's Ce — raan .Bitters take the
LEAD.—EaroaroX, Geo., Jab. 14, ISS3.—Peer EL.—Your
German Dltters are taking the Iradotallolber ateddoine:
kw Getout° dbraanr, de., end are veiling rapidly. Please
egad co. another box lamedlately. or we thall be out
benxe It arrirre. enure. LYNCH d DAVIS.
Eold, wtonteate and retell, et, Dr. GEO. 11. GEYE.E&E
Drug dtore, 145 Weal at, ehrri of the °oiler% Mortar.
Stlf advertisement jal4lwdrar?
HelmbDld's Highly Concentrated Ix
'sac r roam U prommd direttly &wording to the ado*
ofrharcnocy anti Chamilst.rr, and is tta beet and moot ac.
Vva rraparaUnn vblob can bomada for tbocra ofDimasee
of tho 111.daer. /111nole, Drawl, Dr rot, Treatno,soz, do
Rood lb. atrorttreamt In another Mums, headed
tiolmoboltro Groot. Drepoistlo." OULdts T
ViE INVITE THE ATTRNTION of
COUNTRY HEALERS
To CAM LARCIK sloes 0,17
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS.
BEINU Llllll6 BETERB AT THE
Auction Sales
CITY (X 1) NMI , YORK, WE OL9 OFFER
OREAT INDITOE3IENT
To the Trade. to Bete: from oar Stook. •
PHILLIPS, STRIKER & JENNINGS,
Nos. I et- 3 Bask Street, Below Market,
Data eel] r.EooND and TIIItD streoU.
PUHA DEL 1711144.
P.[1.01
IJELJ .-J AM/m-. • -.A 6CCEUCAUZLI
C. F. KL.OPFER & 00.
Cabinet and Chair Wateroom.
Cbryter of Plus and Rayne st.re.tr.
"Vastrenit
'RAVE constantly on sand a Largo assort
=sat or Famlture (limy style vaddeserlptlort
msaufsetarei by tbstolelsea, awl tesr..s.ated to be of the
best materiels Ternslair. dei:disrly. 13
MAXIMO KUBINAdOI BRWINGS.
aIGE weight of a number of brands of
Falco Pak. new Fold p ut market. Lavin been
erts/1y reduced. owing fn to the advance I n Wee
of raw 000. the entre:ltem agents of the abote named
would inform the trade ceiterally Met
• MARIANO KIIBINAOOI'S
71 ha kept up to It. preeent end former etandard
w lab; ant Naos warranted to contain eta
ounces cfPURE PI Wi. - • •
At heretofore. the enheerlher. ars the BOLE MIY.NTB of
.ATARI/NO RUDINACTIIa SEWING/I.
Y. COTT. ENE? ATlllklitTON,
CtiftlifilLn A YANI3I.IAW. }New York.
firaOlio 83:1T11.
Ld YOU nOA DE, COX I A (XI . Philadelphia.
relaltawlm &lee?.
KITTANNING FEMALE LNATITUTR,
AND
MINNESOTA POINT SEMINARY.
Rev. J, 11. HALL AND LADY, Principals
Mate of Met reck.)
r lIE TwELFrif .A.Lated., TERM and
I. fortieth Fenton orals Inns found d Inc:Mute mall
commence nn tn. YIIIST MONDAY IN PELINUAItg. 1637.
difs - rorCietnil4n. m Itutinniaes. sing/ tbe
• Kittanning. Annonsorm Co.. Pa. lei o.d td
SECOND-lIA NO PIANO FOR 7".
kJ SALE tOI sls%—Art ezeollagt Rare.
woad. tuttiona GI. aryl,. 21x iwtavn Him% tr 1 r
made br coo of th. but New Yark maters.
for One Elmira an t Fir v toCarr. mart, tor sea br
JOl.Ol 11. lIIKLIAR. St Woad rt.
RPM' g BURCLInELD
11ar0 . =4,18
♦ furLhor rodurtlon In nolo, cf
CLOAKS.
M==l!
LOGAN & GREGG,
I=l7l
1,0u..4.11, WILSON & CO.,
Lupettere aM Deeders In
Hardware. Cutlery, Sadlery Toole, de:,
32 WOOD OTH-lit:,
P112 . 8111t011, PA..
IVESTERN MERCHANTS ana Dcaleis
vin Ilardrors era Inritmt i a canto'. exactittatka
at ear firack.its stem .tort trill to Ends penal:wily to
es. stake 11,1 , 41 1 1ntiOn o,th ne to vasllO and ' , atm
la CtarodkltT
LOST. -
CHECK (No. €6) drawn by Ton. B. Can
field, on the Itionhanke Bulk for V 87,151, in, MA.
0.. Ht, dater! 11th January 12.57. All verb.. ire ow
t 1)144
laud Icahn rectivthir UM% rament ban fxra
J•l4
irTNIAtESSE - U SUIATING MUSLIMS
-7f web tiorotlatia invite Sodtion c f baler.
to their amnia:Lent of above good.. or the lon moo
ut.ctc.o. ¢ettoE Dorctmod /irgtly of titer:good. Were
the late a.d , rancelo eon sell. them at old prke.,—
Al.o haany do, end j.re Sax Liums--• sr.
Young Nona' Library Association.
N adjourned meeting of tho members 0,
ay. ere oln if. the 24 th
A ILL! lordltote will he held la lh Roma on Plant.
Inst. at II Velma P. tt., for the par
Poee 01 Mica on am amendment cffered tech.*. the eth
Kellam af the .a.p.tatatoa otrfenaloa berendler oath the
!citation fee of ou dollar far new inenthett. and other
!ultimata booboo..
The Word of Direttore wIII please twat at i eo:ock P.
hI. on to. came ereoloa end
1.23 W. o.INO/tltt, Pref.
.
GROCER LE 8.
7510111 blonttben Watt 244.5 .
to Ow. s. 11. CIO; 50,003 td.ntun Cla rot:
ao bbda co.! t. d“. Crn 8r0....t01d
21 5111 ertsbsd sumert t..01801.t1.: 01 - gist T..
ba bs rd.;
11b bags id prism A Cd.ft.e: 245 ON. 0. Tan
73 bow be and hi Lump To 20 Ws Tsunoda 011:
box= LOW its Wtdta- and Colors-)
25 btls Ws. Kai blsektubl Obrt.t Chen.
10 hhd. Odd Elan 10.1 Wes :io.l sad Ba
ts boxes Dried Herrin; I Van;
I.Z tar auto Y. 11.. !sobs 11470 heal 11.11 b Mad Ana:
With general ass:7lllmi at (Itoculbb for pm*
If. ROBISON a to.
1.711. =5 Libra> .U.4t.:
LOST.
X laBt, Tneeday night a Lidy'a Fur Vie
t) entahciaa
rear Woe. street Eltds sad
2 rd. area Third rearms Wood sligrim) arrow 'ID,
bads: Isla bs inaltably ressr4el by larttag 4s a_.
Cam. •
Farmers and Mechanics.
INSURANCE COMPANY
A. W. Car, decond =Manta Sti,
PIEILADELPIIIA.
The fallowing etatement exlithits the bus
nest and eeztdition et the Comm, t0n.y.15t.1 , 344
Premiums received sea Maine and Inland
• Risks, tons. le, CO
Total Hood pis- —llOO.lOO 00
Pahl
Paid
The do Morino Lama— —... —.-
...—te4Ei:73T 477 Ted •
.... 0
rdlToOseo. Bolorles and 'Cc=onkrona 4.5. , 480 00 .
Moinintroneo. Het= Prazolsdos and ' •
Betanee Reenz!clng nitk C050ran5......-14..057 01
The ASSETS of the COMPULY ere es f4 7 lovr.
van. cis, and County hoed,.—..._y 10 , 543 /1
Railroad Bond.-- ........ 11.000 00 Cadmic*
Pun !Immo Iteacketut..„..,....-443,5011 CO
Rake, CoUstenye, on ealL.. 14) CO
Gir ard d Geneothlstork Dink _
6=6 00
Deberttedieltk Vemeen, bberresu •
Ca. IlaW 30.000 CO
D,f e r r ed Virmeet ou block not set
NoUe for Marine Premiere. ..:—.- 1054.103 69
Due from Agents, recured by Bonne M 5.310 Is
Premiums on Politic, rertutly lesu.
ed. end debts dn. the C 0...
_... 18,4 , 0 74
--1522,001
The Basra of Direr-tan him SAIS d•► drearei •
Dividend oflb Per Cent.,
Pianhie en anund. on Mg husineas or the Malone
fho
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, President,
Edward R. lielmbold. SeeretarY
TIIO2..T.IITIN7Eit,_/g.t, Patsbursrb.
tior:Cmdft , No. 93 Water etzeirt
Behan," Mutual. azievance •Csimpany
OF YIIILiiD£.LPHLi:-:
NO. TO ivezav rr svezirr.
Nourdy inzotfol.
FIRE Qn Buildings, Mor
entail., ismlrmo. io. IA from or eolootrf.
The murimiprloulpir. combined EU, the momlty• of •
Stock Cagtai, oo,t1:1.. the lava ad to sham in the prod*
fho Compaor lort.hout Ilabitter for Imam
Tho fmll4 Cortilleatas uoi, norirsur, gonts,
emorertlbls,.•te i r di tn lvi to th a n l i plrl . 4 6 tal t. of C•oop'y
IL M. liml4 amow:k.orr tla olarr.
VSW l ltrlif.son • C ;'"' ,...vego b
W. iln• WT.
0. W. tarputttr. W. ;
LottroA;
110,_rt Macy I ILL. C 0..... "
Cl. B. Wood, t Itobort Toland,
Edward G. Juno. •
Ames L. 1.1.)1 , 4. Wm. Mr.* ,r
lama, T. Bunting. Aroblhald aottr,
StrOod. Wm. M. Maple, Plttorirmotl.
.f. G. COTPLN. A .
othi.fo dorms Sidra ad Wood irtmeta
Franklin Fire Inrarance Co., of Philad'a.
TRECTORSi Charles W. lianeker, Geo.
W. Richards, Theo. Met, Nat...eal D. Livia, Totdae
AdolDba E. BOHD, Sainte Or.t, DS.I4 B. Brown,
Jamb R. Smith, Morris Patterson.
. .
4P .4 M.l IMMER. President.
Cantu 2. Ducrtn. Pecretary.
This emnpanyonotinnien to snake Inscranrefspanninant
Cr /bolted. on seam description of Propertr ltgla and
aouoVr, at rate. as low fa are conelatent with
Tbs Company hare referred s large contingent Iliad.
irldeb, with their Capital and I , xemloratt sewer invaded,
afford as protestbm to the assured.
The sands of the Contrany. 010 J. 11117 lat.labl f asp*•
dabed apsfeably to tbo Aft of Amamblxorsre sa Rao's.
ti
83, 1,689
g 64117
Oub, ...... 64,348
• $1.92.749
Slum Medi Inoorocrattall, alod of 21 ream Lbry
paid nylons& ot Ond 611111on-foor 'Lhoona
1 d
Tad 1-6"a or b lo j a=q h f e ,: e liegge4 t ea blV:n e t i t the
ea :
%lon to oymt. with Non:mums all 11.5111111. e.
J. OMlDNitit COM& AdveaL.
alllll Wes 8. iL pm:. of Wood and Bd sta.
PITTSBURGH.
Life, Fire & Marine Insurance Company;
Office Corner Market and Water Streets,
PITIIIISTaIIt, PA.
opr. WAY, Praident. Tun Otrair, &ler.
This Company makes every Insurance ap
peralainr to ar rorturoted 'rlth LI - nu HMO. •
ebo.~~gaaWet. fall aad neon as the - •
orally •
. ,
•
.. ...
And against Loss or Damao by Fire,
AM agallurtAbb Perils elate O. and ralart,;l Nssigattim
."'41.1,117
tn. at il rili
Wall • lowest rates toneittaut irlp , irafel7 part
out.-nota: . .
Eobert Oalvay. 1 Joeath e. Leath..
Kam, al MrPlurksz... I Jaws
Tallaton,
.I.0:11 F. Gaullio.M. p.., I Alut.e..eld 11.
Br
.Thbn -Boat, David IL CbAr..lar•
1ar.03
Mat,
, , ,Chrtatlan 743 g.
Para Richer. . , 19111Ena Carr, .
Jr W. thotr, , : Rol. t/L 1.1.11.1. r. -
Vt.. atbuthanL .I.s.
I.
WEILL ..
alazanderlirs4Lor • 4111 iscrli.lsh
Wester.
extern Insurance company
OF PITTSBURGH.
DLt
will Insure against, all kinds of blre and
Marino Riska.
• •
AGLICTenne
G Miller, Jr, - Thes. Beott. las. Idaluta •
J. W. Dyu.r. A. Zarraek. Geo. Dare* •
As drew letter U. W. Motet/le. NAM.] Haw,ll.
C lAWan. G. W. Jacks., o, Lipp/moll,
Wm. UU. AmGM
.01:1TA boas InMUMMA mAnAged by Direct=
Samna M this mmmunity, and wLA will Gbeezny } te
and =raptly rely all lams at the Om; No. 92 Watt:
es (APorA A Co'l. Warehouse.) w stab=.stab=.PitistramM.
isl
HOWARD EIRE it MARINE
INSURANCE CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.
Franklin Buildings, N 0.94 Writer St.
Authorlmod Capital, 8000.000.
AMOUNT Or CAPITAL t3Ul32u/tIIIXD4OOO.OO,
INTSSTZD JS .VOLLOPO... •
CM //oral' owl on Property in the oily ot
Cult co band 61.00 F.
•
Ammat somssodby atonic 190,00 C
Amount of stook oua cm 1.7/0
$500,000
Tills COM FAN': ,F,FP:CTS INPURANCII ON'
Boildluaa. Merobandlaa, Borattmos. Lambe,. In, on Yea
trim, Cargo and Bralgat, to all Porte, not by Ttallicladai
I.aw, d KIM. at - tta lowest Ilatos. era upon tbratooot
T an ff ram, gutYrot.lng prompt payment on Mead.
loamentof Lratea
Ito
$5, gl,steet wount fobs lurottd on any one 1110k,12
000.
DIRHOTORS...
P. lf. Peat, 0. Prtgourg ARM Rig. ft= of He
eiltigg Co Wit. If. Weans. ego.-fiowag arm of Howell
A Biro, F. Ellis Tgrimas, Pros. Poona. IL R.. 0.0. gown.
Cm of Poster A Pam*. Jong W. Bung, Cs..
_of Durnstt,
Pollan A Barearinarr, Jagger 11Aomehisf gagman Pa.
R. It.. NaTurg R. Pons. enunaellat at La_.. Wag Lamm
arm of Lei= Co .R. T. Ratan. B. U. Itotragoff,Fralght.
Agent ofPerina. IL IL. .1= h. liming tint or Lb..*
Petersrg. Asa's. P. En; W. Ream, tom of. Italgnal
Ca. Coon. F. - Foung frig of Vandmon. Norton Co,
Jong IL Law==n. ft= of. Lagar.= tiorm .s a. jag sL
ems IL N. Bviuscoarg. hitis ha it
out if. H. WINIDS. Peey.
PERCIVAL H. POTTS. Preet. •
C. R. EP &lintel. Vire Prrnet.
greg glanto at tha Ilst of Dteutagg of the "I3owartt
Insurarce Co." most of Who= sta • ida/y known As=tons
the fine =mita= =en of PhLadephis. will probably mat
Try aranissasuranee of =mitt to they
A=las of yatronsge Is rosarcer.ily
fiRAUA. .61 *mat,
Corner of Water and Plarket. lag.= Vors„Pleaburgia. Pa.
auldilyd=
PENNBYLVarIA ENSIIBLINE CO.
O 1 PTTTSBUIreII,
No. G 3 Fourth Stroots,
Authorized Capital $300,000.
Lvauxr smarms 4.ND OTHZR pacipissrr
Aaahukt Lora or arras* Ws/ft%
And the rails cr ths Sas and Inland Irrotrettem awl
Wan Lindy Far-may .iaron Paints& - -
W. afeelleinet, JIM P. Minna; ova. &MITA.
D. F.. Park, L Oder Breauf. wads lILIZIZItAti.
A. J. Aram . 1 1L .1 nsti. Calvin Wellia
A. A. •ftlitr. ,
1 / 6 .anii; O. L IMF. •
rtaildant. Ran. WM. D.Z0111181.02L • • -
Visa Prealdent. /LODI PArrAnI3O2L ,
liacratary A Trsaacren, A. A.-Catazaz nal
itizan't Insurance Comp 7 of Pittsburgh
WEL BACM.I.IT Pr - tot:WM .
ILLVIT2I. L. r • 1,,,,, rwr
LIS. 16; al WAMDBFWMCII .11.17/1.
• •
itt. INSURES NULL AND CADDO NUMB ON TEN.
OD iO AND 11119311381:Ppl ROOMER, AND MINOTAPIS&•••
Agr• Amara adoring Lou or Dasuoto , bY 'ANO
aloaaastlAsperals al a* ESA and ZAZALYD Namur:obi
sod TBANAI ORrArzoir.
Wm? m. BaR,
bu
Robert Dan NJ,.
Ilbram lbm eb.
Dm M. mcb.,
We!oom m
lea I Brn o b, .
Jab
PH.
11, LADELP.H.LA
Fire end Life Iturtireu - ee
No. 149 CECESTNUT, STRE .
OPPOSITE THE CZEZOIt HOU= •
Will make all kinds or Insomnia!, either
ft:rititig,Lsirit.44 "4:7174:1"441r. of
l'oop.oti "
110BLItT P. ZING, Prooldsol.
M. W. BtlifrsAmfrnalcleat,
P in l itar t.t. IMIII.
P. B. ms?, I . Paul, 1
O. gbaman.
ktedarlico
P. Bile Max. BecretalT.
dc2s-life • „L„ •
.1, 0. AMU
lona T 0.14 and Woad rtrom
The Greit Western
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
01 PIZILADELPOI4,
No. 107 Walnut Street,
C17411.77.8,11122TVAL.
_ _ _
--..IDWAULD CC.,
CAPITAL ' 500,000.
VIRE INSURANCE—PerpetuaI or Limit
[4 • el. made in town or en . nntri . . ever 7 desliejlen
o rZa r ..3 IRSCULANCE: on Coali_bitailal,''Lekak
and lane Carriage. to alle.-ta of the Union.
dflllNZlNfil.R 4 sl l onVessele,Cargo,emlrrajghg
anemia, Hirer Tranazortatten,
G. 0. LATHROP. ream*.
Sim Lnitiner,Elerstary.
bin-rose.
01.0.L.2 O. Lartntor. 437 Walnut street.. . .
llon. Bum D. Moons, 60 mina% stret£'
Au= at annotar„ Merchent.l4 norttclfzent st.
Jon. U. Ilcorti. Ora of Wrlat. notate; A Co.' '
N. Tour; tlnat of Treaty
Joao B. WeetrlUM, rf Jonas. White 4 11144.:11104.
F.O. HMI 3r. Ern of .1314.1.00, Snooze A Co.
.443.11 Nen= Oral ot Jae 118mIth & Co.
tt waists, Ern of alliespie Zener.
laeAo Iltuoronter. Attorney on 4 Onnuntlor t
Tao-r. K. Ltan.lCZ. 634 0 taunt street.
Bonn Inn Natty. 60 Wattrot street,
TllllO. mr, Bern, tictdcnittes lldG
Mow C., Wnscrs, New York.
B. POINDICCEnth Agent.
norateolfo 87 /toot Moot. rittetstath.
AT F. T. MCGRAW'S
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,
oprate lead cf Wiwel Street; will be l awa d
A CHOICE .L 960 1611.112iT OF
TOBACCO- AND CIGARS
yLYING received 2 oasis (50,000) Ha
vv.., Clara elite bilesing h a w.,
I " . i. O. gg,,
mount.
Daniel Webster.
Ml:dunes, •
de., Acs
4 *6e. (ICA,COOI Gerl3lllCl Tax trim*
60 mice disidetosi as Tebseed:
Zl ell lien Pruitt:ln as Al •
rt do Itensewood TwleC
so <3
anAnd n d all amiti Limes _
es in the Uwe. new
" mit o fOr wdawsnumic s
al bv for
baciirata"4"ll2llloWt-
-:4lrr.m
IHIIICTIM: ....
: fii.,g. a r r r k . Eterlin..
Wm. Itingba
Jodu,S, Dilwb
Truskia lers,
J. echooßnaaYer.
Ma. B. LW', •