'74`.4E-_, — ,: e ,,,::.p: — .: . :81 - 114Y 'PITTSBURGH GAZETTR ESTABLISHED 1786 , 1 01W1EISREL 7 INETISEZDZIPTS. - rrotr, mamas; multi& co, alum ornsurn. lorcnnsoia Lioseq,_CATTleteat's 1.111.1.1d1ng..) 34+.3 and 1 1 3Broadmpsy,,Bas Tom: - 1"..3131003/3 CO' I Deatere to Fin el.', Cleithizi,g!•. 231 b.BoADlzi n 64 , e00 el deer *bon it. Astor YORK. IVOIILD imggest to the Trade. ,that they vlllbe Tanana tilt 13ptina tales wit h that wrist ce tenslve dock el the Ozerqualities of - BEADY Mit.DE"CLOITUING. In retiroace to which thel:wcrold on nee; that the Uwe' etr with which theirr goalie eon he fitted, emery garment Delon muted In length* And Igescittu6.•tbe game glee breast Del= vsrlat to melt tWlerent. vrotertlone of. the ems mem= should Cleo . HUM talfechenft alst mar "daannig hT I d MU anhlah v eo s:rem it= tatu os s s i Loot. Th i e trammed. boa been vets generally resilse3. In • ford. 'tenet attention's dtreotot In a. datermlnsti. to tender oaroll2S . meMa All age[] inyeet to-the beet custom worK , fee:Come _ _ NEW YORE FEATHER, BEDSTEAD,• MATTRESS AND GENERAL BEDDING • MANUFACTORY. AND W.AREEIOUSE, CHARLES E. FOGG .Sl, - Co: 448 pearl streatoioxi• -Chatham sr., N. Y. litOT EL S, PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS,. 111.JL-01212ntiaTP. elm:v. - Perste Direnizio tossiubto. ugvarbottt. aziert.d. gurgled-with the 22= lat. =tmaauacts 11ale rn tWa haozband an az. toted =m tared zd saparridow ' tea=l onsumptatin - Cured! . TEORISTI) - imitations. zragiudy,vranzvcas GENI37NI4 COD LIT. rurz, never dlespoolnta, and tent yearly expellent° boo prored It Nape ler to all others. and the only rellitte ones (or 00K81711PlION. - • - Le than to aweseArdeal at riuttente olltn the mutat adulterated with ent all a Jo., to, too mull earn cannot • Out Oil te =de at co own thetory tn . Newfoundland. end nab bettle ate tr,.._eletustureovar,the natty be :Gam. fel to o atengt Bietnes, Cu= A Coll; tboatends wbe bad need l el l e n etat d VrAttn==: t ell h a e‘ b a yillt 'WM . & extpprir CO. - .rltttlantab. and by attutgletaieuertlly.".. . feeketZeiv SALT FACTORS: 811DPIACIIrlth Bits or endue, deet •ed erpreealT • 09Q SEAMLESS BAGS! 2 . 4 4 . 1. • Imi l Ltug k r / Wt *~artoue Nov Yolk. -1144.1. m, Impoifell Winos, eroceries, am. W. GEERY,_ 203 s a , s a street, and 219 UrnadwaTi N. Y • giainllatted lEnij loaartan.and Paean in First eltilay, -FAMILY "4:IItOCFAIs, ("PEER TO THEiTHADE; HOTELS, ,an and IL Tae/g i tihnr,e twhL6Tx h t l aWeir bd e. TVAitl wl iae Z:alro.S jog)!oh Boodfosr,thauganbortal.ll3mu.Gonpowyr.lo.o¢ I[ n; le"jni.tiOnn tild, heete, ac. (DOWIZE-blzaho and JOTS. 1112110-11.64sirsa. EborriatcPorts.' Hocks. ad, ri - old . and high grodes:ln echidna] bochages.devalohno, mag nums and bottles. &ORTON and GI:ERIE= CLARET& OLUMPAGNEUXIsot CdandOresljata/MIA Verzella/. Do_ lboidAelob,G;EL blommW do do • do. LIQUOSB-41rwodlos, BOW. , Whteke .'Oin. Atraek. Ab. widths giroet4 tn. do:, in plightu packages, she. Cha wwwo, 0 o chino . o motto, DI °roan Baton, to. bIALTEQVTOh6-I.6wian Browd Stoma, Efooton and Era. C7IGARE-A iddliii - ofeholObbrazido. • PICKLE-Enthh'and Tottch. • BAUCIin-Tor /do h, Chwrie. Goooi Moot. to. - ' ' -• ULIKEEWS-9tht,0n.;03.014br,' Bon, .TlWorlo. P ri ncel. bort. ParmaxnArnywo. Sapsago, Dutch and loaorScort. SOGABZ--..roar, Yolvsr ht. Croix. do, In 11Abili-Wortpholis .A . mortemb. 0 a 0.35 - 1 24=1 4 ,.. 4 4 ‘ .' b it :64 par 6; irusauPersat4. and or oar own tabortatlOn. - • WA= . . Bags . !:,:-" Bags! g ags ! . s IPICORN Exon.aNat BAG .DIANII; WYPORY Lis plum to cattrundlnd TIM the tteM, ssmaysztlels, sroyedssierat sad Wraps . Ifyou rasa Maar. Boolrwhest or Neal Jim% handsomely printed. and &Azusa to Solt your • ems taste sal Ists7. lon can Or sesomModstad la Stay particular, ylm armngement Of typo and Duda. Basso! Um Motet ass sad aastity. se. /3med your orders' to Ids andendsoed, , Gnat - Saga msemasaMemt• ellerately foe MMus ind Varatxne 12" tact sa Orastargs. 'Essralted, Er, Drills, Doret, etc. birders sent by msU to B. LAIM, _ - 12.5• and 127 Dread street. N.W amt. alit meet with dedea - dlostsb. • • seliamy • DOWNE BASBROROK, STATIONERS &TA. Nos 174 *ad 176 Pearl at,. N. Y. Importer itanotaaloarars.tlTat - for We at low Catk Prka ok s9PTISTed credit. ywety variety of .rookant Nook'. Yaw, wacky wad nark Eltatloncy.Wrillur P. Legal Yaw, Notary/Wet& NloaM alt/ fl4Pl3tt ./twwlyto.bar.an dB, akaaorstutata sad tame Boot& Pau. rand% Mate% Pan Knives, Chows and Nankai= Noarlo. he. and AU aott• alai tumidly kept tor the trade.' Job 1tt...147 end Liao = wzramtad at low rater. CarderCiro:dans. MU rowaky -Atorykosto arc racial =LC. COJUr (inn . OR :BAGS! 4.71.1•11,15 aw aria errata - baud. for We.: be WHY XXCIIAIrGE BAG 4LIVV:PACTORT; faVaiv • , and 127Drmd street. New Ircr, artificial; PloSzera. ;War r —lfecriats.764 - 1 Orem, sal Orocalcals, CArtlrt. WIV assortmentE tifilt. -r de eceivut sr per stimmers and Eat]. v s- loft sli dor c assortment of Mow; sallower lit c_ErtfAal salvation is recta:Room astottrtamt .f.Aussiagainowzse.to oar own ortnufaaturo,art& xtensive: and smarm fable/ars sibrtrabla foliations of Vas lefailisi lavish de• olilort alms to oar stool. of fliallsat. Daslats are lasitad to asiaolyis oar aloft. , shirts wilt Os found .to cobra. almost a eta artiole In INN At siliolasslo ofa) l - UNNOVIISON.BIIII4I COL. No 22P Itrostharan'tiaariort: lu2 Bus (Udall.= Part,. NiNO,ERTES—JAIrEES VAN RIPER, • Piano alantlferteser .118 Wareter Streeet. - New - Yort. Offees.to-dulas wad others a doe assortment ot Fira Cuu nulresteextrof tl. tilieet.t.lr O. WeassateEt wind. ter way omit ter Weary - or tOO% wortscwashlp, wed for stao.3. Inc climate, PriCalTarr low. Lateretunts frogs WI- eteetlou are. tulcol to on eximmatLtri before baylow..or/Leav by letter vrompc/ r • . - • • JAtl. VAN. 11,14•81, lartisoeiv: , . • ? ITB Wooster et: New York. GOLD AIEDAL .. . - PIANOS. , SteiawaY&Sone. To • • aurae, 091984 Walker Street Hew York. EnCELTED ttAlblloning Pant Prim and. sts Li - Compatitnut with Utz brat makers FlZortom, - Tort, etanittphla and TWO p.141.9f.143.11p211:DALA at tbaitstr o Wahlaato mlltan Fair A COLD' MO/4U the ersatal Palma. iron Yor . Tecubninn: (Ming Colmar Gont Medal dlr. Mr pianos within the last als Turn) - COUP MEDAL 4=5 HAryland Lustltnts, 'Until:mart rat riairrEtrze tba,fair, Camal .1%1. 'un, New York. November, Min Among MO adsr Wet!, Um drat muslad Talent of the Country . , nen a. J. son-Clottsonatk, IVollenbatryt and, many:Wu:us. 8..41 .6. Plano.. (with and without the Iron Frame.) , um var. ranted for three YamnS bads written instant.* stran— Plum padud and atappad ,IrCbout .016110.. Priem 1M43, PATENTED! PATENTED 1 Brother, "Jon.ithan's Furniture Polish. ri g a only - PatentellSerniture Paliek in • the Weed: IT SEIODLD 18..110 IFIFILY FAMILY. ff T hna been achoittski by_avery ono wha has a ever owed It. to bath. tort ortlele or thlv kin n'eler Invented. ICU annlldel with *Owe Of Control Flannel or Woollen. cloth, and. dries inunataiely. removing 11l stelae, greemand dirt,..methnt Toot' ' , Mara , * 1 0 00 a. wall se when new.. In Witiveaut • theattlan of hot and Old motor. Menlo Clountettelte Mons gemno• without lobe L. Brehm on the label Monies] Depot, 441 Broodway. New York. _ 401111 L....IOLABYN CO. tblviturirt: " tT " 4 ' 009.gre.11TIV LADIES ;fad .D t. COTTON now conterunir )mown a a titl very best ks razlstr.s4 .lia tsr. :ns.ntso Atentis, BOBFIRT LOGA2 Be CO 1 '9 1 ,41 Day-arid.; Nevsr-Tork. AGENCIES. %V F. RELROY. Real Estate and Intelligence Agent No. 9 St. Clair Strat;Pittsipgrrell, • 4 a. TTENDS to Bolling and Ranting oi farms, b 005... lots. mils, Sm. Warrantt bought sad so Men an be tted to farm - sea itudes. Women ea. mats for =Wm, Ito,- Bulicats otaist47. stumdt2 to and min sums.. o. wow „j Siskear .8i SpEpLgtlTATE—BßOßXdut;;_mnm , <O. th and Puntltlitietd streets: Jicr.abartlt Ps. at;74.--Hoome. itUltiost -....bought cad eol4 oc contralaWn. Last 4 Warrsatt,JUSK owtt, Mt. Minraliaed• rrltottat at - Watt= aim to gabalTlatatt Amu sad aspxlrat of =M. Tema rsuottsbio. A. CARRIERA . BRO.,79.gent Penn• • (limits lasarancs Company of Pittehnben' P atieung, Fourth street:,,:, AUSTIN 'L002(118;:ltem &tato Agent, Stook. liorebooffito. and DILI Broker. Om No. 61 th ottiot, &toy* Wool.• BOstoors prolosriJy attoado4 Q.ABWEL L. ALtRSIEELL,Secket 4 y Citi ran'.lsurstrame OcrusayarWatar etreaL F M, GORDON, Secretary Western Then _ aG INERAIWCOPPIN AgentforFrariklin es • ftwuitinsu•soocu•y. nicttraast comae of Wood PBW)nEU4 Datavw - e ga -1 • mii,iunswia)Oormay. V7,4.rJUlnt. • _ _ )131110FITABLE NOTICE T4A - EA DRINK ERS—The nuderatitnett are deem:a:tad to tall bettot fast totat 70 sad St per Ita', _than 'Our other sto_ro to Pittabutzla Trott ar• to to rtassoaut. Gamper. elasort to. tot Ira would ratltta•baro it* resat. .t.i.ijon of &Wing Umbra 404 Gloapili Tea Os 11 . 1111Essrils• than W 1611117 0a1441 ‘ A nd fall CM kg. Ws 7114, and to prove= &oval:wan we solicit She Public, too:laws our Tax with last that buraltt abate at oats 17/1401.- IdOltBl.B)lltATTtlri , (late Drawee.) •• •`Nolln the Mamma. , ( S y • UGAR AND SYRUP —j, ,'.' —' ' '• .o bbli Lateens's flrdilied*dor.:,' ,• - ' ' 1 . 18. - To • 1 , 12, : - . l,?Pi t ,l:"ti • - 20 , d0 Niir Yorr. Owdon 0.111g4. . . . '. • - - - \,.... 23 do &noir Liotlser Drolairm. T ' . 11 ; 22, 2 2224 .nlarst I 017. Igißßoiiina l ' „ 10 . =not Dlamoni sad Dlamond ti .., IFLOIIEr--20 . YuLDT 1)1118; . 1.Pita. l'ilent Iztra 100 IV whits W4enlE:777liiinOr. In e.g. /ORSMT II 1611 • . Ho. 76 Wator Orem QELLER'S COME( SYRUP has been used this Cit 7 fR tietity Tsars; sod will In Os* eves out of too con Islustits: Sossoisuise-Ticidisi.s Eensalloo of Os 'Slues sod Us been. Inonounced the moistplessant 00¢E.13 }l6l:6odr In we. '..floe 2O ants. Prousit sad sold dor - B. WILMS d 00.4 =its Wood druldeogradds. BUSINESS CARDS. GROCERS. BAGALEY, COBGEIAVE & Co., Wholesale Grocers, Nos. 18 and 20 Wood street, Pittsburgh arocerles _ - H TBRO.. , d:IiLLOWIVLICIL WOULD Respectfully invite the attention v , otthe nabile to rbelrlarge stook OrWbirs, Brandies More% Yard_ gn bruits and fainitypnfttiee, such as Kure IJOUercl, -Pare unman Brener Old Government Jado Tiolland Gin, Old rionntry Black Tee, Old Pon W 0.% Clare Yonne hymn do, •Itherry altdarla do. I.loopaarder and lannorrai dolentret Lhatirotene do, Oolong Teas, • • lild blononeabela, Loyenng's, Refined fluters, RT. Whisker, LmiXoted Germ. and /lamina pow% The above erode toother edam general eascrunent of Groceries, onnumelylow for cub e 'wholesale or retail at tbe Yagoda Toe litara. Oornsrof the Diamond 3 Diamond alley, CETE • GEOCESS AND DEALER S .IN BACON, LARD, /1.01:n7., 01ELE94,111100118..te... Sonth•Wut. comer Wel and ISmend etzeetv. Attaborgh. 004ard ALEXANDER XING. WHOLE SALE,, TLIt GROCER, £ND SOD g , NO. 273 libertTnare, WM. NITOII33LTREE, jr., &BRO., WHOLESALE GRpOERS, AzOTIFYINu DISTn, WINE AND LIQ UO R MERCHANTS, No. 209 Liberty Street, Bars: PITTRBWIt Gil . an. 3. a wes. comii ENVIIOL S,A,LE.GROCEBS AND .8042 FURNLVIERS; , D MMUS and Pitts RAMA bargh Manufqtares, No. 141 Water - Strad, • . ""1" ch i l grff aH. PENNA. Shriver Dilworth, WHOLESALE GROCERS, N6A,130 & 132.Sieond Street, (lMt.na Wood and Bmlttleld) FITZSBUEGIL DANTE. OMI/Mitas Wallace & Gardiner, OLIODES.AL.E DEALERS 1D Flour, Praiisiens. and Produce Generally, N0.52M LIBERTY sr. Jain, •_ CULBERTSON, Wholesale Wooer and Connaladen ontlnnt,Deatic In Prod uce d Attn. tdanothrtured M Arent... MI Marty street an , Plum Tama: iltorAugoon'a ROBERT MOORE; Wholesale ;Grocer,. Deem Produoi Pittabarsh Mart ultacesi ind 051' Pinta illut Dcamillle Wino and Lloon. ?to. BLS Liberty irtrint. On hand • •ary la. stou3 of waratur rolorwird—, —,roax aruari ILITATT WILSON, Wholesale Grocers v v CommLadma Iderehauta.d Declarant Prodctra cad Plttaburdit Ltaannatoraa. J , ta Sda LlDert7Ft t DlDebundu gOBERT DA ZELL ts CO., TMlesale Groxrs, Ostuaindosi itterrntunteh balers In Ptodua • entsbursh Alututnetumt. No- , t 3 Liberti burgh. MTN TreirffriTls7:lt=oW: IYIANITFACTURING. - Pittsburgh Coach Factory. 11 L. STEPHERS, room= To k, BIGELOW t 63.1lorittorl7 E. EL BIGELOW. No; 46 Diamond Alley. near Weed EL, prrratiun.Gil, PA. . WODLD RESPECTFULLY 'an -11012.0. td, vlng in •an ;labile in neural that I ban Ms daT:punaanft in al my Rama partner, _tan ALBUM and ofl , l any en the Intatnere In BO ND bemoan •t tbe old nadi. 413 O A/JAZ In chine= tha =MO of than old tad.) wall es:faith. ed. msranaenotion onaldlibment, I sentratne Dubin no &ant gull Do wantinn on Jay kart to dem. the 211.1 , MTh BT allaliniir /ono eld d ilanxintes. JaialdaTed by my AL L. ENIESN. Coach and Carriage Factory. IORNSON, 'EROTISM , cram: of Befaseat shallebeceil streets, Ineitheor CIO% Wale reemthslly fatron there Maude. sad the panne gement. IT. that they ere emenarsorturfog Ostrieges. Ilereuebes, U.k..rant thiteles. :va les eßenhdth e r apn°d Chariots. In o:1 their •Am. s e y e w ill b = e ..Vote p dwithW m rt retard to dare rainy and beauty of finish. Sartre will it. be attended ' to an the man reseenarls tetmi tieing In all their work the best Donna Bhafts, Pelee rid Pelmet etalf. they feet ecrefoisat Mee ell who than with timely mere= gs mill be perfectly estistal on Mal of their work . Ihreolusere are reomeertel to Els* therm a nil Wu* pox being elsewhere. • . noSayd • p1:444: dOElßtrit WEETET am* MAUR REPOSITORY! - JOSEPH NY-111E now came& on boai asslo melons preanks, (noir . en raven Plttebareli and tharrankrille, near t i tirt tine Para Mattes the public to mrPect stock of ex a rzui A GEE. BUGGIES, &e. And be ir infbirme . Vorien parcliatrin, that one is made: I' rears =Electra In the barker. him to Ink fare Ids patrons limo ea= thence collection To which. many—yeas peat It bee been his Dartiernar department to eclat tram the cartons and met talented bourn hianuiteetarers.' The meek at his war kik= is complete, the konosay of hie arranamitente app y _D. belt sr-1 mast faishima t licraiermlnced by those beery expkateorblell the muss for deenratias Holism of tritalkos bac heared_upon the price cranks, (ririnit to WO rents.) Joseph MWI• prirl se llta on readrinoner only at much lea than the cup el i - It—Carrankt rermlren la Lie kin manna vial dui hike& .n 9 g 17.1 JOHN CAELPAELL, ■iacnervarm gin raIBOOTS AND '' .IIO.ESIM, Of Zreill 0 14 ".• No. 34 Smithfield Stre.ot, salayd PI I TZBVItall; PL J. it 11..0ERW.111, sumnractuan. 011 lig 0 P S--& - "T.W IN E Corner arras* and Walnut tts.Putemsvh, . inAVE always on hand-a y full supply of Cod and Kilter nem. Bad Cor, dash sad orato , Wool, groonh Cotton sad flax datum Paw, Whits, 'and flatted Twinge Cat Llnae, dasalna and httson's Lana. WELLS, IiIDOLB CO. 80 Fourth Street, Pattaburgh, Pe., WHIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES. WOrdatteeltelted (=I the trade. sill prealrhil red se per hastruetione. Mas-6 tennths,or 6 per mat. Clrmuat for <ah. seaklldikw3 . 7001 U. 70010 . . ... 1, - 100110........../81ECI3 L. 701711 T. B. YOUNG. &. CO 116.141716011311.1:83 01. FURNITURE & CHAIRS Of over, Ikacription. F6UTOILY.-Fedet42 st, Warn Mau a 74 Thus. atenue, areltottee—Nes. SIM 40 Smithfield St. TiIA3dIcO4.T.cIiBINFUENITURE—Wo alostsoUr conoaflt=ring IrSAMEOAT uhtluN Y ENITURE sad OU6IltB. ukel 0171t1 the attlntkn of Mae intenootsa In mashing boat, ratolka3 - • T. a; YOUNG i 01- H. M. VI Aititrsif do GO., AND DZILLZEI II WARRDN'S I.MPROVED OIREANII w.+rabrnoos Cominiigon Roofs and 'Roofing Material! eir-orncs-41 - prrrilaramsr. - • earar UAW largaux.........naaa anaaa—,......lng. arirMIXO 17NION FOUNDRY, Llorron & Co.: WILL continuo the business of tho Union Foundry, &Lila atd.gtsad P.#sl‘ooB, 111T011• (x),,e110. LW labeietr et. nisi aria warm Gut Una, allege asal gaztaral assortment 01 CIABTINO comprigns Cooking Stovea, KO! - and Side Ovens, 011701 AND 2-ARBOR BTOVIN MAMBA KITCHEN .GRAtiS, Han: Ware; Wagon Boxes; Dog Irons, Bac I Irons, 'Am Kettles, Plows and: Plow. Points Mat and Machinery Outings gcmorally, Ant OAS and WASZER FIE Oolal lige• IRON & NAILS OF THE SEEM lIIIANDB, Shovels, Spades, Picks; Ae., AU Owl:itch will be sold st inantacta.rele :Th.& " Penn ClottonlEillei littsbn.rg_h. PI ENNIDY, CHILDS 00.1 - Mande**, •bt...14. toms of— Nem A No. A heart 4.4 Pltias tt Clar n ettala of 11 colors and Bod Cords; _ • •• Plough Unto azol Piutti Bora elan Oita and ducilMsit Batttaa. . jatMlosa loft, at tho IT =lvan Mae of Logan. IV *Os. Wad [tree. trill hats snot:1110a. leAllY • WIL [Luis ys ALLEN. 23 MARKET ST:, ZAI.I HITTEF.3. OAS YITTSILS, ! , .1.0 IdHuTEIL3 AIR , Aim B FUE.IIdOES, For warning slab& and Imitate buildlnca. Jez. S.I.AN.UFA:OTUREIL 4.IIILPIIIIBIC ETHER; Sultana-1a Acid; 1. - 7 Sweet Befits of Nit= tfltrto Atlar Itofforeo's Anodyne: nurfetlo Art& Miss Aramowts.liff: d'n fowler's folutlon. .te.SO roya-Ir RUM=it. WM= WILLIAM BARli m ulas , a co., 61 Venn bolcivr Marburg, Pittslinr , Pa. WWII BOILER MAKERS and lawn ..V2Weinflo3o=, mad . ' er 4cb Mgderßotlere. l 1 4Ing rtk kr% Ve u hm ew n a4 . ALA, 1343 Teter Asdera,lVarre WIMP and Vladued Irina dons al Ow atieMattGb er roam All orders me= a {Wawa R.. 2 3 WOODVirELL, Wholesale and Retail eg,ma and Dealer to Cattier% Warr No. ed ist. 111110 IRON-450 tons Pig Iron for solo by ju Syr OIL BARRELS, WANT realp br WM. B A 1191X1r3 ERA. e dere tamer mama and Prone eset. TIRESSED atIOS- 5 thin day reo= ros. Ajr.4l9 - /I. PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 13, 1857 COMUSSION &C. S U. i, H. mem az W 7 co., Ilata eraltb. Malt & linter.) WHOLESALE GROCERS AND Commission Merchants, 122 tteoond and 101 Front Streets, te7,lmdEw•Y Pi.TTSBURGA FA H. ROBISON & co. Wholesale Grocers, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And De ' slen in all klnds or Provisions, Produce and Pittsburgh MANITTACTURES, No. 255 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh. ROBT.IIOI3IBON. BASIL IL ROBIEON. laUtlyd H. RIDD•LE. GENERAL COMMISSION . MERCHANT. GROCERIESr &ND BAND IN RODIIOI3, 27 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. - Nun To—E. ifitAZNNIV., Plttetarga. BAGALNY, 0080 BAYS a W.. littalig. NirConstittunents solicited sad ratlaliactare retains manatee& deltalydAtarr ROBERT IL•KE110. WHOLESALE •GROOER, COMIIiSSION MERCUANZ mt. a..,.11 ID Featherg, Fish, Flour, And ell kind. Otrmtrr Prolate. 211. Liberty. St., Mouth of 6th, 11. Alre.atas mP/Tad e.= TIIDIJIII/ otartgatamars . . I. P / e A t ;74 _ ALEX. Ir I RUTH, (Buoms= to) AWEEPAit =RON M.EtLCITANT. Wool, Hideo, Flour, Baooa, Lard, & Lard Oil AND PRODUCE GENERALLY . No. Ti Water Bt., Pittsburgh. Pa. 0 11 . nr o g %b e ts h. PltinitVeo Wtar. WoLnWa ()WA. D lona, Puthrett Dip EL so e= kiervtlne, leech A Co., Pittaburgu. ilarnek Nita A 0 asestaon. Jamb X Elder. 81Leraxi. Thomas I Gretna. Naaters, Holmes t Contell. utettn'ti Balm. Ohio. A D Daltoel A OA. CHAS. B. LEECH, Mate of Ittontiroaery t Lead.] FORWARDDIG AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, MULCH IN Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard and Bate', AND ILL KINDS 01 2"1200004 Next door to the Old Stand, No. 114 Fint strati & 111 Woad sUael Jimeealatehall. Sad. Preside/at➢Fannera. latrodt Bank. Jan Floyd • Ock. mnist 6th and We al. WO. rhWirs, tam klanulkettcrrn, Pitte..tunh !don A. wits Canartilly. Ma, Jams . 1 1:Co.,P=adelptila. Harnett, Habit* Ciantenen, do. J. C. Butler a Co. Cincinnati anZi ROBT. kIIITOI-IIN n ON. CODIDIIBbiON hItIROANT EOR the sale of Wdstern Reserve Cheese, searstatvr oil we ihmr se.m .o ns t weltu ., ltt i tts & UZYKRALLY, No. 1168reonci et., be. Wood t t SsiftMeti, Pittsburg% Pa, wanat TO 0. BlackOr t rrost.COUTool Dern Book, Httabouth =Tor It ' wortik, 11. 1 / 4 Pot= Oo 417:1311 • tarn r. ne55amd............ ,—,..........rtnern IL fluent Paper Warehouse. W. P. MARSD.tILL & UO., 1 lIPORTER.S AND DEALERS, 87 Wood it, beternea 4UI and DIACIOntI alley k let.re mil be and an anew's . * usortreent of ovary ktalcrlpslon 01 Pa , per !tannins ler rAP.Lealle, 11/LLB, 111.1/I.G WOW. 11.. Also eaa.Sn la great varlet AN r atUm loweat arlooa to oauats7 dean. a.lB W. F. CIATZLIALL A (VI. RDW'D T. =HAW. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. And Wbu:nab Della la Dlenatatturd Titter% Imparted & DOMEZIIet ctuaxe Wit:T/7_, ALL. o . 241 Liberty Street, Orronethe the head woos. wart, 1 - Ix'? S.SVIZ Gil. r EoGIITCIELBOR 4k. CO WHOLESALE 01300i:RS. Product and Commission menttants. MD DZAJ.E.6B IN Pi ttibuTgh Mraufaotared Articues, Aro. 219 Liberty street, corner of Irwin, arE ITIT6III7IIOII.PA NoBANE &.. ANJER, f =mart!. to li- t A..IICAAA4/ FLOUR, GRAIN - AND PRODUCE. COMI/1111511011 and Forwarding Merchants. No. 124 Second at., Pittsburgh, Pa. Um. *May J jal2 uosany BELL A LlektETT, FLOUR FACTORS, Forwarding run Commission i nTitaill Merchants, PRODUCiI, PRuirfgrONS, & Nos. 69 and 70 Water Street, Jad PITTABURGII. PA. • SPRIIWSR,H. _ROWGH, COMUSSiON MIROLIA.NT, Dealer in Wool, Prairisione & Produce generally. NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, PITTABIMGII, PA. 4ozo Asuras.,....—A. ATWELL, LES &CO.. WHOLESALE GROVER'S, Produce & CorannucionNer=ants. ;PITTSMURGII MANUFACTURES, No. ei Wood et., berivoon Maar Rod }front et •D7B Pr/TIMM :U1 Flour, Produce., Provision and floromission MERCHANT, let Wertz reed. some re Hand. Pittsburgh, aIVES his adoration to tho sate of Flour, m 0. c..k. 13 4.... a zAr5, Mese.. Data. Oman. Dded tElleVoasizeinents sorpectitilly solicited. ea 347 RUBY S. KM. 4 41w of tho fain of-kingh Bloorheadj COMMItiSION MERCHANT, 1712GLER ria MAL AND 8L00M.% No. 70 Water street below Market, 1711.G1L PENNA. A. A. HARDY, 001111.183gITZW 4 RifftiL)72 ?iiitcuAlit Agent of the Madison and Indianapollt IiALLIIOAD. Corner Feet la Ferry eta.: Pittobargh, Pa haorro I — B. OANFIETAD, hto of Warren, Ohio, It' • Oa=lid= sad TorwititthAranant, and Whole. ..Is ,f)sider la Wedeln Haan. U Balt•r„ Pot sad Pool Ash, and Wotan!, Produai ly. Vista stmt. between Ead=sld apl Wood. PlUsbartd. =MAP UTTLIC,LL ' (Lsts oar= ltabisop.lAttla rUITTLE, is CO., Wholesale Grown, ' Prod aoe oxvl Commbelco Marellantlyind Desire IS P bLuntsetures, N. 112 Wand strut. WC*. JavU'Oa bursa. CIIEF,BII W.APYROUSE,IIENRY IL COLLlM.Porwardlag sad o.sen 3ierahant.ss4 Dudes In Chow, Mater, Lake nth and Prodnes geneftll,l 25.W00d crest, above Water, Pittabargh m7Bl - kalw=i.cll s. SCHOONXAKER, 'WHITE LEAD. RED LEAD, ZINO PAINT, LITIIARGE, PUTTY, And Wholesale Dealer In Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Turpentine, N 0.24 WOOD STET, ondard rrrreavavn re sang ruirn..---,:*Licoz., -acrozmix =WU • PLIMELSO BROTHERS. 0000XTIOILI TO 1. an coo.) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, Fd.170 WOOD STREW' rreraadaae, PA. ' Prop 4, rietors of Dr. IDLanele celebrated Varsmture. UT. Pine. iOllll HAFT, Jr., (aunaosnor to Jan. Itl'Gut. fey.) Iftolaral• sod Dahill Druggist. and Doerr in nto * MIN Dyestuffs, is corns? Wood and Sixth stroots. Pittsburgh. sarltAgulat Malt he Dr. lord's Itisdiolos. •Pn trElli. P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer is Dragsaanda, One, Varrlshea and Dr* atridida.ll:ll t go r rlgillri At 4Cri ' wor.nt attention. Yar Anent for iinbanira Prawonto firm: mar 1447 t A. FAIINESTOOK & CO., Wholesale D71:1 • j and zaaanfleterere of Waite Lead Bad 11114 E. SELLERS, Who Wale, Denier in 11AZII ... . • •••.....030M/ aim ire.uN & Retail h. Drazirlotoeitroor of Liberty. mod ELM.strOotie burg TOSEPH MUM, finooansoi to L.Wiloax k 004 comer Market strati and Dlamond—lSM gantly Mods fall and complete senatinent of a. 4 . 1 4 1. rne. Mead. abuts. Putnam. sad all Patato to Ws bsudness. Phsa.• immaristiovi carsttalr CO=Ds =dal at all Mar jaROORRIES a 43 0.040...mirr. o. t u et 21 bill& thathed agar, (5 do N.O. Mommum. etoportim) 41 do Bt. Sam e .. basi c zdolsoel: 195 bap mime 1115 Ottrem 18 muebest•Tosb Tam 41 00344 Y.ll. and Week Vag VA 40 ILA 11. m and Wm. alet4 iron •a Ca Ala Tobsemq 3 Worms *L A B. N. O. 41 boxes Bock 403 canal= xo da Peal Btstek• - 15 40tan Panted 11Wr_ Otr, 10 do bong ana Low, IleCOordx With im ammtment 411321tes.te,te. for Batt by WU. W.T0UXU80111E., 3 8.4 &IMO. XILWAY HORSE POWER MEESE& and AN :I I L u te T bri in s " it rit 14'"1. 4424 gatin iltlstsatlen to Dunham& kgplkby EW,NED O & N,017 YORK. ADV.ERTISEKENTS, 111031 ALBERT G. irricamissoro, Ad vertising and Correspondence Mee, aco BIIOADWAT. YEW YOWL LYON'S KATILAISON LA has non 1.91116 the standard Preparation Pr the had. Italme mews sale, neearly 1 9 00%000 BOTTLES: • Per year. Evens Its ereehenes and at:przazar.°‘a,'Egeb:rnri. renrally prenonnee the a.tairon To he. hy far,Lthe Seat and most agre es rutcble arUct• Charftet ever mai.— res the heir ar I boa lel. lea out, inviaarates and - beautifies It, siring toll • rich gluey appear. alma and impute • delightful per. fame. Bold hT alidealefs through. ant the United Slate+, LUanada, Merl* Cubs and South '..lmeru. for P 6 Cents per bottle.' I DEATH, WYBKOOP CO,' • rumens., 63 Liberty Sk, Lqw York. Manufacturers at Puttunof of all ki.ds,end 1 1..rettalViwT1' A &Aired Physicia.. UTtiOSE SANDa OF . LIFE have nearly run opt. 'llilimorered. chile In the East Indnae, • mrtaln my, for OmUMDKIna. Erotical/Is. Coughs. Cold a and general debility. fele remedy was diseneered by him wavy his may child—a daughter—gall given up to We.— Wa:ti n de aa much good u poodble, he Aral send to ands o f aMkted. fellogyiyainza as mutt it tale rave. wltb directions forsdaltlng upend ateamitally u•lng it, lle repniree each applicant to Inclose him otie &Miner —three ante to be returned as pongee on the ratite. and the remainder to be applied to tale payment y this &deer Use:sena Adderes DN. JA/dES, derEtatertmeW No ID Grand etd Jelly City, N.J. PHALOWS PAl'lllB2i LOTION Or Floral A groat Corned° for biontifying the akin end totoblonrno. and the nylon Chapped Bands, see, Lths, Ten, Sunburn, YratkLx...Pimplsa. Bale% Og; etc. Awe and sale cure Inc tneCan—ons wash. log will eve Instant Tberf. After Marlon. It Is nu soothing to the skin. t keeps th• hands soft and whits and to Inflammations o the skba It coal be found to be a great rimed . Pries cos doupc tor battle. '5 gagzo Hair Lye. the very test NatoriO Dui lo the arthlet.• In long me Memorial It to bo beyond comparison; and, being • vegetable productlon, 1111617 one possibly be done to nature Itself Price $1 anolll,lloper tern be er Der sold to E. PHAIth., Stipp BROADWAY. corner Der at. and Li? Broadvron ' et. relebolu Hoed. N. Y. Dr. OM 11. REYSIta, a, entail Druggists and Penny , Some throughout the Darned States. Them Chemica l flair lovlegoratar. un cotoplete ornate, of the thud our betore offer. ad to tin noddle Lt has stood the net Unworn , rears In Ws 009ntr , Sul met me of th e :gong hondrals of baltatlern have been able to compete with It net greser vt.Z.3llthar'd=rerag'ilgth;AtAlLV:o4 als ovvrytblaz the halt redolent. Prise 60 note and at per bottle. • .. deb dawn= a I' DRY GOODS. JOHN DEAN s, CO., Federal Street, above South Commons, ALLEGHENY CITY, DELLEILS LY Dry Goods, Shawls, Furs, AND &Stir D0X637 /V GOODS GLY2r. 4 F.4 Y. ft JR RY t BURCHPD3LD, DEALXB Silks and Ladies' Dreu Goods nerally, CLOAKS, TAT VAS A EMBROIDERIES AND STAPLE OdODS, For Family Q 159. la antsnally =wad.. asoortmanf, WI of Ma sta. dEvartamatajnat 111, and main; at lowan pries. iFeNatntaat eczner atli and Markst as-131 oc3 S. L. SIMS a sarracit ao., lONS. A A. MANON CO., Wholonlo and Retail In fumy mad Untie Dry (1004 L la lint . PeagnErgh. BANKERS AND BROKERS GEO. E. ARNOLD ec BLYIKERI3. Isiahange. Stock. and Bill Brozers. VI sa RRENT and linen:Tent „Money Bought d Solt. •bought nod soli oa turaultpluo. Lathes. ravu, B'n4 u and Ilustitle..(4l7., Couto; I luta ItAlgogd gotpl l rtvabu,t.o au] u•ogoUttui. UoLlwl.r,r pa> uoltl tall.. :F.;a Puur;h eruct; BANKING- HOUSES JOHN T. 8000: arDrottu, B.IIDrOUD r.11,5hT, ISOMERMIT MOUNT I . I.SAMS T. 4i CilltiOltlrti CON ILLX. riarrti; UNIoNTOWN WIYBIIII7. raw OHIO lITO, Dcpcelas received, viscounts cradvaDvatior Eva, aud *Wavle& Dank Naves wird 'baaaad — Stoat" Not. iiad settler eemarillea boned, a! ' OaptOLLibb Ocrrianccuaileavai and 001/a0lily• enl pouNHOLMES SON Dealers in Foreign tes . tea n q i Netee all Ett erecl ° 44 s lL. 'h'"- Oa trae t V l Plt brgh. iairColleetione made on all Via anclval title* thMahout the United States. BOOKSELLERS &C. EC. COCIIRANE, (encemer to S. Sad. larj Wboloraleand Befail DoOrrin Dont% EtatiAn: ary and Paw ElardrlnVardarat Otti door S. X, of Mule Ronny 41.14akitnr: Pa. CIIN S. DAVISON, Booballer and Bu tz:um, mote= to Wit= 0400ttr. Pk). 0 Market t, near lovrth, Pittebscesh. LZiAY & CO., Bookaarlons and Btationens, a t 4 Wood ttrott, next door to tho Itotot oral:rd. WI. Po. Itatool sad UT toot/ oonstan tly 00 !toad. I L. READ Bookseller and Stationer, No to • 78 Facreth fit.. Appo, w to :4,13*-.01 R 0 13T.M'KNICi-H T Attorney at Law sad Solicitor of the BANK OP PITTSBURG delB No. 110. Fourth 81., Pittsburgh. JOSEPHatraric S. & A. P. MORRISON, A dor ttet..t h Lay, (Moe 9B Toned idroot„ oar Wood, tt Woo d, rr'rMrIPPRIMINIMITTTTI LOGAN & GREGG, LOGAN, WILSON d; CO., hamOn and Dealers I Hardware, Cutlery; Sadlery Tools, &0., 5 . 71 WOOD !S SKr, PitTBUII PA.. WESTERN MERCHANTS and Dealers v vln ilar4ware .re Wilted to . metal oannklnntlan of mu Stook. so erne effort vral to made parsnalty to 441.t.tre natlesetinn bnb to CO <l.lllo' an) Dane. I•lo;32adAhrT RICHARD HARD, MEALIER IN Hides; Leather, Oil AND SHOE FINDINGS, No. 215 Liberty Street, Oa:07 POTHBURGII PA WX. B• HOLMES er. BEG. roBE and Beef Packers, and dealers in Provision., corner of M.lO and Pron.. •etreete, Putaborgb. Pa. deo Morris & Patton, LATE i WAVE'S iire.l in the Diantood, 83 Mar p l kt/ Elm; snitsnit Patent -Wert mkany, a trod Cooking Halslosi /0 and/be Der lsFnd: Nood Il Ireo anchatirlos eb (188isat1 And 250 18X sod 210 . •• Preach wad Clenneo P =4lO and 12)0 bar lb iltoilo DIV= and TeI:RT boxes, 123 i sod 210 Hines Meat, Jams, JeUlse. ?rawest, Maw. Maroon. Idlssd Salo. and Oeotltut Brandy and 11.11{ WhIGII. and matt Ts* at S 1 per lb sa cannot be beaten at anyrin, at en, part of the United Matta. tßoves, Fenders and Fire Iron". IRON CITY STOVE WAREHOUSE, No. 134 Wood street, As the wsson has arrived whleh age Into use the above named.artielea, we would In. rite She attention atlas's needing scything In our Line entsamination of our stook, gbkh Is now full and ems. gettlef e 11.7,mtkirrin=1"Zrisiv. lowest the to T. J. male it OR Simmons of liarnangar. Masonic Hall Cigar Store. AII.LKNER, la anel Retail Dealer In DlPOR'pik) AND DOXESTIO Oigars, j lobscoo-& Snuff, NO. 0) KANO= HALL ot , 22.clect , PECOONTEDO. rprmi:mtig:r37oo ion BAGS HUNTINGDON CO. SAND, pwouty adapted to the ilanofseture of Tint Ohle j t c = f ll p e t tyv br the Wooing enayels of Peons "The maple of mad net to toe _yielded. upon • =rata enalrele ,Is WM per et. Ethos. The tomb:dog ft of one on mot, oonfleho w •#' klegneele,,Wde of boo end Aloottluk. It is a valtPard &win. S.M. (filmed JAB. U. EOM. 11am:doctors of Flint Man wanting to imply thalami, m orlth Ms Band, will nton thoonowitor who I.prozorod to mate oontraeto fbr on_pplieolof tttio &unable Mids. o f itLXXANDJiII KING UTTER-10 croaks fro th Butter 10 to 12 JI Thy nth, but up Ibr bag - 7 übs, far d• 4 'Jo= it. BONBON 11 DOLL BUTTER-10 bbls, fresh in clothe, Le, lmtr d sad for ale by .T B. OAN num. DAB LBAD--3000 lbe. Bar Lead for Bala br [Jain] A. BOOMS *OO. ARD-100 kegs prime_ No. 1 Lo, for MA csla br Ja.2l, T larfLB & 00. reRANBEERIES--25 bbls., Eastern, in Vito:mind for sale by ja.23 J. B. OANHELD. QEELL-35 bush. Timothy Seed; 10 bush Clone &ea for Ws by /as / =MON CICL ' I • TSECEN [New York] CHEESE japt re. eatr,xl and ka aals by wait at , 11101111.18 &PATTON% In the Diamond. NEF.32I ZOGS for sale bl , T.omma COLLINS. 10KORY NUT&--5 ibis just arrived " 4 to W. b 7. - 1a23 - 11.0U1PLELD. ZKnit/108 PR1N4.1410. COFFEE; oe, 44 bbds Ctub•Sper .. 7 ,;„ :7' - . . niTtirnit ADIGWOILTE 5Y13131 1 -50bbla New York and Baltimore kites Byrne tor mai by :OLIN War A CO- fZERMA.N Oha. —6O tona on band an Iwo lbs Mg* t 7 dab msxmaa 133015 PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. Advance Payments.—lloccener no cub e:l'oU= will be taken for the Deily or Weekly Gantt% unless Payment in made to sdesnoe. Mutineer the time to up to erlan.h. the subscription V paid, the paper will be lavariehlY stopped. unless the enbecription bto mowed by adman payment. All treaudent dwell:bun of every dcosiption, will be required to be paid to ed mote. The only exceptions will be where special mouth y or Teeny contrasts are suede. seplulley jf = II 10.1Rttab•rgb 1 4 /celery tinnette.—Vba ertelestrn circulation °roux Platy GannUoffers to our Induces men • mon deelrubla madltun of making their hennas known Ouralrenlatlon IshotnesnaLtand term thonsend. methyl &karst every merchant, inannteaturcr and rho keener In Western Penneylrazda. Western Vlrithils. /Wt.= nod Northern Ohio, and Is steadily Increasing the Fourth of 11larch. Blessed are those who expect nothing, for they shall not be disappointed. I saw him—he had Come From hi. far distant home In the 'West • • AA/Ong pone 6 showed. And in the latest mode tie was dressed Ills face was all a the And he talked all the whlls Ilow ook Huth an In he terea t t In the late glootlon In hi Btata !Mold Bock. tied .Iran felt the Iles Of pesty—let It Otte:l et It fall Twee not for the reward That As had worked eo hard, Not at all. Hot onto he could bear. As the purest wldler d Weir NPaulets. Which er. his tank, you know— (AndWha the e to pgets. ) nbllo 'bow t h I non blot after that Ile had a kinky hat On Ws head. Hla dims were worn away, And hls pockets seemed to toy Nary Hod. And loudly he declared That for party men he cared Sot aqoal He corned their ditty Woke, ' And tutor politica, Tarsi • plot. Yolks now the sudden change, And thought It woodman eizaege, At the t. .boe Our friend noterklain • Hut took so early Ural • For the 19.114 BLATZRT to Texas.—Vie fin the following in teresting facie and °plutons r MM. Olmstod's boon on Texas from which we hate already made copious extracts: all things considered. I believe that the pros perity of Texan measured by the rapidity with which the inconveniences and discomforts, in evitable only in a wilderness or an unclvilted state of ;moiety, are removed, would have been ten 'Mani greater than it le, had It been, at the date of its annexation, thrown open, under oth. entice equally favarableeironmstances, to a free immigration, with a prohibition to Slavery. I think that its export of Cotton would have been greater than it tow is; that its demand from, end contribution to, commerce would have been ten times what it now it; that It would ponces ten times the length of railroad; ten times as many churches; ten times as many schools, and a hundred times as many school-children as it now has. This but Indicates a large class of observa tion,l b which I hold myself justi fi ed to assert ing that the natural elements of wealth In the soil of ma will bare been more exhausted In ten year , and with them the rewards offered by Provide co to labor will have been more lessen ed than , without Slavery, would have been the case In t o hundred. Do not think that 1 use round numbers carelessly. After two hundred years' occupation of similar soils by a, free-la boring community, I have seen no ouch evidences of waste as, in Texas, I have after ten years of Slavery. And indications of the same kind I have observed, not Isolated, but general, in every 81sve State but two—which 'I have seen only In parts yet soaroely at all settled. More over, I have seen similar phenomena following Slavery in other countries and In other OUtabiel. a * * a * * • Governor Adam', In a recent message to the Legislature of south Carolina, intimates that, at ten tents a pound, English manufacturers are paying too little for the Cotton this country sends them. I think twice that amount would be too little to recompense the country for the loss of capital at present involved In Its produc tion. I believe that, with free labor In Texas, unembarrassed by the Inconveniences attending Slavery, it would have boon profitably osportot at half prim. As It regards the Germans i fc Texas and their opintotte upon Slavery he silty Al to Slavery, the mass living by themselves y where no Slaves are seen, and haring no in stinctive prejudice of color, feel eimply the nat ural repugnant. for a system of forced labor, universal in free society. Few of them concern themselves with the theoretical right or wrong of the institution, and while it does not interfere with thelr;own liberty and progress, aro care less of its existence. But thle - mass le easily swayed by political management, and if brought to any direct vote, examining every question only in the light of personal interest, would move together against Slave owners as their natural enemies. Among tho Germane of the west we mot not one Slate•owner, and there aro not probably thirty among them all who have purchased Blum. The whole capital of most of them lice in their hands, and with these every bleak hand comes Into tangible and Irritating competition. With tho approach of the Slavo, too, comes an Implied degradation, &Watling Itself too all labor of the hands. The planter is by no means satisfied to find himself In the neighborhood of the German.— He Is not only by education uncongenial, ae well as suspicious of danger to his property, al- ready somewhat precariously near the frontier, but finds, in his tarn a direct competition of in terests, which can bo readily comprehended in . figures. The ordinary Texan wages far an able field hand are $2OO. The German laborer hires at $l5O, and -clothes and insures htm slf. The punter for one hand mast have paid $1,000. The German with this sum can hire six hands. Itis here the contact galls. Bat actual collision is comparatively rare. Tao Goan CHOP daieen.—The Springfield (haw.) Republics° Boys: —Tho Sgurers at statis tics abroad are busy with calculating how much bread they will have to bay before the next her- Tut. The total product of wheat produced in England and Wales last year. was 14,000,000 quintets; Scotland 800,000, Ireland, 1,600,000 —total 16,400,000 This is slightly more than the decennial average, but not enough, by some thing like 4,000,000 quarters, for the British consumption. This amount bas been imported from various countries for the past anon years. The English people are thereforolooklng abroad to see where this supply is to cone from. They find that over nearly half of Earape the harvest hoe not procured enough to eupply the wants of the respective countries themselves: France Is not supplied, and must compete with Great Britain in the general market. Switzerland and Italy must be importers. Spain and Portugal are the wont of all. Bustin, Egypt, and the United Stator are the only countries from which the supplies can come. It would seem that the prices In Banda rule so high that but little grain Gan be expected from that country. The advance to bo realized will hardly cover freight and insurance. The United States and Egypt are therefore the only practicable markets open to Europe; and under this elate of things it will not be hard to predict that prices.of grain and flour here will not be miter:ally lower than they are at present. There in a prospect, In fact, that the entire product of the country will be cleaned out before' wo reach the next harvest. AN /ATILIJOINT VOTEIL-AN amusing inci dent tanned in the town of Oxford, Conn. on election day. A Toter whose literary qualifica tions were called in question by the board of se lectmeti under the 'reading' low lately passed'iti this State, .undertook to enlighten their minds by complying with Ito provisions. He could 'pelf tolerably, but fend it difficult to read. An easier place was ' found, and by spelling slowly, the tense was determined unit! the last word was reached, which wee .governor.' The Toter here came to a toll stop—a dead halt! That word was a Voter.' He was requested to spelt it. He did so, bat be spelled it wrong. lie was then told to try It again. He did so, but hesitated again. He stumbled among the three syllables for some time, and at last was requested to pronounce the word. Along pause ensued. He was encouraged to try once more. He then braced himself up for the effort, and With determinatlon In his face, ho said he could not exactly say what the word was but hq be lieved it wee %other.' He was told that he was a tomer' himself, but If he wouldstick to bla spelling.book a year more he would probably be so far in the palmation of the legltlmate'qualifi. cation' that he could be made an aleotor.—New Raven Palladium. As Inensounr Etas—The extreme iMpto. bablllty that certain people would ..set the North Elver on Ire" has often been. remarked on, but that the firer itself la guilty of incendiary prac tices eau no lamb, dueled l It trill be man by our Telegraphie report from Albany that a certain store in that city eta set on fire by the contact of the rising river with Ihne which was etored In the basement. Amine is WASlllscrros.-Washivion, Feb. a—The action of the Senate on the Central American Treaty, on Thursday Mat, is not by any means conclusive, nor is it fatal, as, has been alleged, to the arrangement. Several .of the warmestfriends of the Treaty voted for its recommittal to the Committee on Foreign Affairs, for the purpose of preventing a vote on its con firmation at that time, and some of them were absent. The vote on recommitting the Treaty Rio 80 to 7—barely. mere than a quorum. This is not an unusual proceeding, and has become almost the practice of the Senate, under the new powar of negotiation which it hail se amed. The Committee on Foreign Affair' will now enter into correspondence with the Secre tary of State, in order to agree upon modifies lions to be proposed to the British Government. There is no Minister of that power 'here, and this fact alone renders it certain that there will be no final action upon the subject during the present session of the Senate. The Ueda,. Treaty wee at first rejected by the Senate. It was next reconsidered, then amended by the adoption of a new line. under which we acquired tome addition of territory, and reduced the amount of the indemnity from twenty to ten mil lions of dollars. The provision of the treaty which produced most excitement and opposition in the Senate, was its recognition of the Wilmot Proviso. The Proviso is incorporated in the convention with Honduras, which stipulates that inasmuch as Slavery does not now exist ID the Day ISIII2CIII, it shell never be introdnoed. there, but , shall be perpetually prohibited.:fisa.-Haridireorered 'this nigger in de firnee7 - arid denounced the Treaty under consideration with great severity, for committing the Government to that doctrine. Mr. Douglas summed up the owe against the Treaty with elaborate vehemence. For two model hours he thundered against British In terefir once in American affairs, and advanced id analogous to the most extrema pretensions of elusiveness set up under the Monroe Doe. trine, at the close of which, to prevent its imme diate rejection, the Treaty wee referred. T 5 transaction proles that Filibtisterism is real l • powerful element in our Government, andhave much influence over the coming A oletration. Great Britain will now perceive that her wall meant exertions to settle the peril axing questions, growing out of the now di.jui vend uof 1850, have failed, and that she is forced back to her original position as an inde pendent power, charged with the duty of pro tecting her subjects in Central America. The negotiations will be resumed, as a matter of course, and they will become more delicate and alarming to the public, mind on both aides of the water. The relations of the two countries are now, it appears to me, approaching an aspect of irreconcilable opposition. The objections of Gen. Busk and other Southern Senators, intro duce into the discussion the topic of Slavery, with which the British Government ono, of course, desire no controversy with the United States.—N. Y. Ccur. 4. Eng. Gas nom WOW:L-118cent experiments appear to demonstrate that wood may be made toafford light as well Be heat; and that on tome accounts It is preferable to coal for this purpose. The Llituahutting power of the two kinds of gee has been determined by Professor Liebig and other men of science. They were both examined pho tometrically, and the wood gas was found to evolve a fifth more Illuminating power than the Mime volume of coal gas. The great beauty of this discovery consists in utilising a gas which has hitherto been allowed to escape unused into the air. The amount of wood now employed for the production of channel being sufficient itatip ply all the required gas, while, as a oeco dary product, there remains in the retort abo t2O per cent. (of the weight of the wood) of char coal of enperior quality. Any. kind of wood may be toed production of gap, and all parte, even the roots; it is only requisite that it be well dried. The rapidity of Its production espeolally commends it, as it requires but one hoar for a retort to afford 300 cubic, feet of wood gas, while a coal gas retort yields at most 180 cubit feet per hour; hence not half as many retorts are required in the former as In the latter. —N. Y. Con. Advertiser. ORIAT Foes u ISImIOIIII. 8711111 T.—Thin morn ing, gbont half-past one o'clock, a fire was die coverad In the five story cabinet making eatab• lishmknt of Bernard Bonh, on the northwest corner of Mercier sad Bleeoker streets. The fire, which originated in the north end of the base ment on the Mercer street froia, spread with great rapidity through the succeselvo stories, and it was with the utmost difficulty that any of the inmates of the building escaped with their lives. The fourth andfifthstories were occupied! as a residence, by Mr. Bosch, his wife, eeveral children and Other persons 'Mug in the family. All of these, excepting Mr. Bosch and his wife, succeeded in madlng their way through the dense smoke to the street, in safety. Nothing was teen of Mr. Botch, and be and his wife soon perished in the heat and smoke. The fire continued to burn until the entire build• fag was gutted, and the walls fell in with a great crash, burying the remains of the unfortunate Mr. and Mrs. Bosch in the ruins. No traces of either of them have yet been discovered.—N. Y. Jour. Cum. A Nous DECD.—Some months slate, a poor German neighbor of Gerritt Smith was charged with murder. A singular combination of unfa vorable ciroamstancea Induced a generalfteliet that he was guilty, and the public excitement against him was very strong. Mr. Smith visit ed the suspected man in the jail, and became convinced that he , was innocent. lathe face of a hostile public sentiment he volunteered 'his services as counsel for the German, epeniloesrly a thousand dollars from hie own purse in collect ing evidence, and argued his case before the jury. Sy his untiring exertions the very dark cloud of unfavorable cirotmsetances was cleated up , and the innocence of his client made maul fest, not only to the court and jury, hut to the public. Mr. Smith, with characteristic benefi cence crowned his magnanimity by giving the poor German a small farm and five hundred dollars in money. Nobleness like this is its own praise and own its reward. We wish that it was lees rare. THS EIVIT Buns USHLTHEID.-5.1r. B. Bate ham, of the Columbus Nursery, writes as fol lows to the editor of the Statesman, under date of the 80th ult.: "Is your paper of about a week since, you expressed the belief then quite prevalent, that the fruit buds were killed by the severe cold; but a brief examination of trees in different locialitice about the city, and at my farm, five miles west, daring the post three or four days, (elnee the thaw,) has convinced me that the peach buds, and of course other kinds, are not at all Injured. There is an erroneous idea quite prevalent, that peach buds will not stand more than 10 or 12 degrees below zero. Much depends on the condition of the treed, as to the ripenees of the wood and buds when winter sets In. After a dry fall, like the past one, It it will be found that the trees can withstand more severe cold than after a moist fall like that of 1855." How Doss The Lori—The Washington cor respondent of the Philadelphia North American says: Mr. Jefferson Davie, the only member of the present Administration to whom Mr. Buchanan developed Me general ideas of 'political policy, has expressed himself fully satiated with the programme, and intends to give him a cordial support in the &nate, predicated upon these repreeeatationa. A policy which might content Mr. Davis, and gentlemen. of his school, msy not bo quite so acceptable to others, who have more conservative notions. But we will see, within thirty days, what chart the inaugural shall lay down, and until then, Mr. Buchanan is entitled to the forbearance of opponents and the confidence of friends. Tuzottatoex. Seunrear.—The committee - of ministers and elders of the OM School Pres byterian Church of the West, have been In ses sion in Chicago for a day or two post, having in charge the removal of the Theological Seminary of that church from its present locality In New Albany, Indiana, to this city. We laarn - that eo far se the action of the committee can aeoomp flab tt, the new site hoe been determined en at Hyde Park, In the southern enburbe of this city, on the Lake Shore. A valuable donation of lands has been tendered to the church by prop erty holders in that locality, which has been considered sufficient to determine the commit. tee's oholee.—Chicago Tribune: Faosaw TO Dean( —We learn that a pedlar named Shaw wee frozen to death, -dOrieg the late severe weather, between Laohnte and Lake. field. We learn afro that two men died at L'As sompton from the elect of cold on the brain. They had been exposed to the weather, wearing only woolen cape or tuguri. We hoarelso of the death of c - woman from freesiog near Lachap ell'e Bridge. Also of (be death of a mart and s woman near Greenville, from the eame cease. We exported to have some =oh melaucholly list se this to record, from the late extraordinary weather.--Montreet Go., Feb. . • BIIMMOND Neon° Maarxr.—Theeditor of the Warrenton (Pa) Whig, who WOO recently 0, visit to Richmond, was informed by Messrs. Dickinson, Rill & Co., anctioneers - of that city, that the gross amount of their sales of, negroes last year reached the enormous inm of $2,000,- 0001 The entire sales of other houses of a sim ilar kind in Richmond, it is Bald, would make this amount to go over $4,000,0001 And stilt the business is increasing. Reno the clanger to the union in denying Richmond a market for its goods in Mutsu. . VOLUME LXX-.-NUMBER 149. MUSIC est.c. John IL Mellor, O. 81 WOOD STREET, between Dinniond Alley and Fourth oi:rest. tole ittri 0,131(13:10. SoNs'_o3artado MVO /0 LT MAEON HAM ZdODIL al al WWI anal) Ali ELAILISONI MO, and daakr la Mule lind Maalzal Goodin. az) . B. Bieber & Bro., 0. 53 FIFTH ST., Sign of the Golden k. 2 =4l(n As tr el A .227 anar_s_lt6l.l 7"l‘lll3 igtmEtse tar.w.BONlSlgi n flati BICLY a MID ESIIIId, Dealers in auto sad Biti4Clllllllll2ll. t. Charlotte rkiIANITFACTIIREB and-Dealer-in Piano I.ll7attat sad Lamaist Of maga and lauded Imam. atent.N_Sola4oAt tar tha VARBITEO3- PLANO& slaci for LEALarr. DANta 00:8 tiostagallanta. aith - out,Valasa Attaabtaaat. atl3 /13 Waal Et. MISCELLANEOUS. OWEN'S HOTEL. Corner of Fourth and Jefferson Street+, LOUISVILLE, ICE ccommoDATloNs on the largest and bat soils tab seasonable toms No pats sill tototrod to ronder Amato tototortablet dettiltsara NANNY A. ISTIAALY.I3I9.r. AT P. T. MIGRANVIS WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE, ' Ownits head of Wood Binet will be 11=4 A OHO/Cll ASSORTMENT OP TOBACCO. AND. CIGARS LIcAVING received 2 oases (50,000) .11s • w ia Tmt elgarsof the following brand.. ni lianton 6. Daalsl Wander, flottutak i, Ili. le, 4 eases (100.0001 Unman agars. ntioni telatllE • 60 boxes Madtmon 6m Tolman 20 do Ban Franklin 6m de-. 12 do Homewood Tat*. cto Bond' 221,2%, lad all .u n t i es in tn. lino. now open far natotnattum and eels low tar sun. Met fuget the glao. 241 111 arty introit* . boad or Wood st. 1.01 MI. M =SAW: CARD—FALL. 1856. Fourth Street Carjpet Store. W. D. & McioALLUM 87 Fourth H. near Wooa. 141113 ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS is reerectrttlly invited to our present Stook. Wasted ft shim Including Heil Quality. Venda. r and Tapestry In. Remade aft Manlier: arena Treallb. and /Hair Itenesele. toper. Mall= and Los Zieltra and Inner I Prised /ftraine. Beet Imported Extra rallied sad aask. Had and Blair M *fl o or floor Oil Oldha froto 2to 21. feet vide. Tadao, ee and n o Table OlNClntbs heath Prtnitd sad tabooed Plano and Table COMA, Canton and Cm* liattlng; Heartt. Hagen Vow Mats Wats Rods List. Sag and Daub Oarpets Venetian BIWA, with erserrartet: of Wiodo.lban Green and Buff Holland. la. ft., all of *bleb TI/1 be offered for sides; Ter:softest* rates. We are alto prepared to famlab. Harrington Car zed JAMES P. .TANNER, No. 56 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, WHOLESALE' DPAtEIt • Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, &c., 011111PriailIg one of the Largest Stocks to be found East or West, &manly adapted to WESTERN SALES. I S CUSTOMERS AND COUNTRY lISTLOTWITS , ars Waited to csil and gr a e, Wore tnuing. as ti detargallied 10 mil at • Banal gamma =on Clut, comparing taeorahib with gamin inior• dem. Ooesse Segni and leg n ailed BOOTS and 5500 nod idannfacrand here. Wt N warraoinde Lim Owe and Dore. r - ;mM , •P!frMTP'- STOVES! -STOVES!! orrillE most complete assortment of Cook & lag, Parlor and Eating STOVES to 1..• fbnad la Att. i=l ,a it7, at the /moat swim, oxmmislng Bras:lWe 26tna I kusagarso Pra d n3 4 ,lln; Aurora, Tropic.. .oarbrote Parlor. • , Eguator Maths& A.l. Cottago do. . Emmy of the Wett,, t Iron Cl Cryostat Pulse& Cooking, s Diamond. , Together with avory variety of &Minim In the Dn.% ho. acre. Hollow Ware. do. Call at Elan Olaf lied Cfrete /ht, lidera' Wad. Allagernr. Na 7417 4.3 GM. , W. IIIIBLXY. 'JOHN WILKINS, MARBLE CUTTER, No. 58 St. Clair b treat, Pittsburgh . Pa. TKESUB 0011111Elt, in addition_to his Wholesolo Works. No. Mats stmt, his ap . sow now Warehouse In the centre of our dim whoa will Da found lion talents. Grim Stoma, wad owerwgr . of thsostorf Work- nude to abler try Um hat known In the loads. • Dm:kW] MIN. WILKES& Meyer & Stout, . I-. Sculptors, Stucco Workers & Wood Calvert, No. 222 Fens at., near Irwin, gr.IGURES of all kinds;: also Ornaments in PLastar of Para. Wood and Marble, eta tbr doxcat• balding', b.r.h inside and ant wino 'Di 0r.7 dam:dation and otylo farnfahod at Um shorten aotim. W4;l7d PAINTERS. LONG & LANE ROUSE AND SKIN PAINTERS. NU 77 (OktlElat 01.6 27:111W 8227117 Z (Between cod lend Marlet Bnietn). All orders promptly attended to. 133-131swe evened - 1n superior style. ab.7747d FIIIINITURE. RYAN'S BUILDINGS. PEISM3SORIBER world rospootfally tus friends and tits that ha has pareasuo haterestor his tats partner. and is no Sal 17roPft. star of this gnat _ . &MYST AND Chair Nan. Establidan The mat eitazedth sad =pieta of the thttl ln ent, the 07.41. With athok of OM OiIIthULTION bet Of chigoe Luce.' bow, well smooth. szolrong how °lard rote sosetuno• la. be will mum= • st Mu In few deo. whoa he will to reedy to to the ante?. of his. =Ram !Muth and Mt:mem NIA , / STYLES OF. FURNITURE WUlbe introctneed and mold at law raw& rwiticollt attention will beddrin to the manutactoritur of Firreltstrii imitable On .:imboato and Itioadwi width will to soli cm oixeldatodoilds Imam and at soltil Mot will did* oidtwotltion. at caLummoorKs darabil• rind =sinew i i iv vire Virill to odd at the radrood Inks of tram_ dra t de to pa wit. airsculow.BA mut TIMM% of an Hide done to cam Roonts.with' Steam Poiret. to Rent e.c.efaw....T=ytitiClot.b. a nan n and Lid WWI sold to tikio at • twit admatela iota= loot plot ==l BOOTS AIM EfNOES. WIIOLESALE AND BET iIL. subsecriber respectfully calls tae at- Upton of his Merida and Milano paltranTutvan eraminatlon of big Wend,* stork of Boots and lost readred trom the New lenwtand Ilarnahmansa" Ia abler will gmnel am ten d of /*Ma, Genta Maga and =are,* Batton and Moo.. madeontafthe beat materlat'wmkaanhip and ofthe latest ityloa. In radar to ault. country &Mar and thaw who what ' getlgood o r man wart. ha aunufactores and Menai oonrtantlg on hand a complete Mork of Mares sewed - BoMa and B L roamutot. and Youth's Brogans, Ladles Boots and B, guano Banta whlra Vansata. In reforynoor 1W1) mires he nee ear notlancmare, than that has going to sell as chem. tki = l / I :4lVir /10 eF tabilatunantl the oltY. Thanktal tbr the liberal patronage hastollas reached tin WWl*lmam Mon, and from Ms loam la Moamar he fob a'encr that ha la Mg* to satttfactlon. J BO El, non OD Market,t between Markathonws riftht ZI, Ye who Con OE siLA Y der a flue N head O. "of Hair MATURE'S GREATEST ORNAMENT, Li but as It Is to Eats ass . . • • 01211.01011 51 &LAW TONIC, which restotwithe healtt= of the soap. beau hate to grow on the bal sad abeam atu. tendent7 to wards na ottt and Ott • B For este at the attache' dratedets. sad be the DrEl Nieto., SIXTH fiTaM, Iva dears below batlthlNC DOCTOR O'BRIEN can bo consulted at Dr. 83f1TIM COMO? TM and Emlthdldd ota. on SION WEDNESDAYS and BATUBDAM TUBDAMrom 10 Oo 1 to & firltesidence on the Morkinui• Road. iatlida SCOTT, Dentist, FOUIRIIBV=Offit e_ Id/ • en doors vast at ante. 041k6i ro= 9 it. to 6 P. oy all rms. irarrsohod. ' 10111 • Premium Vine - a. V r PTGAIL made y for family use: ; y and now width more lima one hair of th , ? n e, z 7 Ww .4flags r amarol st i l; • .1 GA ViaituaL tin Man bOOIS iilV4 la It for Win ' YID osid• from 'l..as ." P'r - Ohio Drapes. equal to *abut . s ..t••,- tear 14 413 1 1 :n t a • ' stlilbe good Mains Vinspr. - • Th. attentkar of prints families Dotal kesweeand ttui uritrr merchants la partisalar. is directed to this Tina Tim store Vbremars warranted to De ea rms. Molted god to whist. won awarded the lint Premium of • !Sliver Maier Ind Diploma at the Stara..lDiral Estdbltion 01864 • a. m. 511 145 Warm .0 145 /st at. lIIARIES, ..u_r Port hnloa, 10 vol. Londonazt Journal. Panatellas, lalso US,ZUM i tan? Gatlin's nag and wk. Port alocaunen bested Panay Inkstand.. "Indian Partraite . . Paint Hazes. &a, gm , tn. .:. & HASICiII At W. B. !LAMPS. ' et?. 11 Kunst and 24 its. COL. Ilarkst and 2d sta. W ANTED immediately, .4 good cooks - for' • mints ihmillas 4 protestant Ada far Kowa , hem. weep." Verotestant terreer. that muryd "le t where he get • benne . srapsd.h b 7 the rear. Who . &Um waritel by thus on. lend sawing MO= l raZ sa . ;~.•" slosh, s buteeper, _earring dotter, ter hers ststexessessg sad trades. •DV to dVell .`• to 12 years clue till they be/a ADDII as 11 , j) Wale .Brenta (Mee, 77 . Third street. °Matte the MOO? o 7• des. ountauwas , IL&y, STRAW-AND POD- Dn. curryn—Tabi maLtblns ts a melf fholat dada as ses the own dads arca =tan& and Le ths almanac/ =Use (014Ity emaidasicl) are card al, haa— )arnicam Dearman, Wreck leaden an ai alma oennathat thate own Interest will da well to all =mans Into the meats of teas Mahal Wyse abawatn. f or sale by HOLMES a °ALM. ' ' Anent, Me um alsenst A Farm Wanted [N Exchange for well, haprarod .Pro t•tbi airr or manna. au •eamme srs as_ ,w sad bring s awl Ists. Far walarulars •, asarawn JOHN THOtdeSON, LIS Tbird WOOD ENGRAVING executed with cleC PAtAla IN ALL ITV RRABCQsa.>n the saw st7lo at the }moat goollAs CAM PRIG .h J. B. 13SYD101:111, Art Yana _umber Ycyartll sad li-im.r•StA.Cl 11 .4 4 =====lazr• , ru IrAtta STRAW A FODDER CUTTERS of all the ja rticulawnned pattuus anfilad• uumusa COLLUM
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