MEE , !:. , .!;., , -1.i: , :i7(.1) -- . - -•: , ' Emilie:go:mu IN 1786 t 41):k: :4: 3.413: 8. •- 744 ,111111/13:11= ousgi.netwr i A m:4 o imgo T. 3ENKI 4 CO.. — Dealers in- Faae 0 101 th 1.11 isiwii&Te tee 0 marmot ta tr the Trade. that they • streemeti tor Blaine ales atiththele ueaal extensile/tato& at the gam natalhaessa HEAVY. OLOTIIINd. • - I"tiaelbrireateati tett& they:trona asegiat, that WIN IV ant vtathnheir goals eau - he =tea.. Mere gatment b,,ht,g mated in Jebgthe teonlateadtho. i the amt. 01 u about being varied to salt ebt ment bropertione of the t atria; to mars &m an et& them a 'vrefetenne over tar ; 'la s Wa;elr nlingyLer The d=u:enAs lttat r,=. l tritre,l,7:grirr 4 l=l4l. XI ! anserments equal 111.01147 re/Mt-Lai/YOWL =MD -11E177. ,4 Yotrit . . PEATILIM'ItEDSTEAD; :,..MATTRESS „ Ormuz nailwa . - nalitnoTowt AND WARELOUSE, 448 PaiiilitraeOiest-Chitttait et., N. Y. • '101101111L13,-PIYBITO 'rimy u s, ita:isrampoxrp,, and Private PTO:lips Inrnivbed aniniusterat. Tnaliaola snapped arlito ,ute jut, ora suunifietursttartielea AVe bars on bane an , env ware saa eitvatoonravinnfaqurtai nada oar =tat . 0 - fiii t euxltioti..:Curedi . ~ ... . .-- v - tonna vtD ixr base imitations. exczawv - cL&RX et CONY GENOZAB COD LIT , 14 r'n4 ditg"U" o "4 i'M aTtr, LI, Nuoie rem..", a repater Utah the* ala . " "" "f°1". " *N"1121"14 r laical 01l bathe market 4 : Ati there le * trait : deal 0- ela _ . 0t . Art=ted with atal.el, da , itt., tor) mac ek sate, " re , tolerate the Geurdst ab .: I. ii..aux,d. n'd.sea thi ttr a u.tula"a r .'l4o27,.. o ,..u.o u grga=k ei b.„l..a a . .2' 44"D oVt =ter quality, and Were *bout 1.104 a hies haunt:rare* to: health tn . mins the ' . 2• 12 Meagre mato future, bola try. B. A. VillitißST - Miloll. MAU; ff... A- exuarat-a 00, .e.iushati.t.va O. ALT FACTORS' , - - ",lUSlEMlel'irittiTtase! saes dulrrne,l expressly IT*IT.I.I A .e • • 'anaziann.i.ot all tbe tartans • Italioited Wines, Grociriee, &c. & W. GEERY, *as 0224 Streey and 710 I:Cracidwn7, [SataLllihed 1901 LADadett cola Dcaralin Pir'st Qtaity .;.EAMILY -GROCERIES, . , 411 PER TO THE TRADE. HOTELS. - Pri. .-. ~ -sato randueloixd.i.tt irho ors ebotto In their torte, ....,:,,, . taju ,,,,, opar si == g. lll4Ar . , f o.... : 1 . 0 , ",,Brosidlot.Bolong,lorportat, (Ulan. 13 rorpow&s. Yoram '''''' - Br; te.,in lawns sna half ctliists, do. -"MINIS- - Sher:rex, Porta.. maim, Le.., ..17 da ..usa wet. snags. taptstc*l44wes. damtlo,u. ma ' ..'" - ,tkunuazni toxin, • __ '''', ALSTON wad aumorrwactiarra.'_ . , mwiratienut goo, schm4weausblivarn verno.r. .1, ,- -.1)., .--usidsetet i ,G.u.unto.tes.4o do do. tayß . lo--rtnorditainoßK WideroT. MA; Arnett, At.- w.......111neti; L0..i0.,' in original psokagat, aro, 011- illentl. suragebiza, Antortto. - Boytan Bituors. to. ''' MAYE LIQUOBB-London Brown Mat, Broto'i And t 0... Oa A 1-11144 orettorm !minds. 1.1 LER-Inidt and Moth.. , MA T ' lorlor - • i th t=4. ° Bo " ,rt. bi ll= Prim , At . o & r. 1 .__ *SOB Wm. esPurits.Oa 6.12211:1U1 AUG I.oif. 43 ed. Pultuturd., at. Croß, de, in , ..- - twarsimb hat barrel". ir" !'.tualc4-wastaostaand Atitaigu!,.. - • . , • . •.:: :' ICl W:ht i g=itit i ll ni zia k lect Dort, witdoma.d. -- ..steornme own Vattorm*uk . - faUtt • Bag _s! peag:0111181; EXCHANGE BAG IAANII LTADTOlrflittbaUitey irly:lled with _the Baelorttr Last agr,lNailsolZ 4 1 1=1611 'dittoed t 6 mitt:Loos *lna rause rad lan,m xcit can m sommamodstod le lITCL7 Tartleallz. erna[emeat of • t IPS 111 d taliCri . B4o et Vie that% las eel pnalltr. Re, Jte. An i dCz Th lers ta.itur vuuSer=aed..: tauctatioturitt expressly 'lbrifillare and LiEtutt . mud se. een. fli b "lntr4tt . - 124 and Ll 7 Broad street, Nor •,elk. , irlll a.Nt.lth dfavateh • tgal3m• DOWNS& 4.BBROUOK, STATIONERS 1111.4.N0t.114 and 178 Pearl st” Y.. lintortars klanotaetartent ofter ter gale at ion Cs:. /Won or ► woma aeaom nertiratletyzr_.,it_eangt Hock. bluer, Pen Kelm nbessatellitangammeon Basra a. ne. and all ntl• elm tangy Mt by the trade. Joe, Printent aryl Ohre. " PrblAY wakened st low rates. Carda. Montan LW Oman:..tbes are waded Co eal, 6 . 61 K) :Now Ltd waned WA. Or solo a filo "ChAr SIVIANGX BAG NAburacrosr. thleS3snr Mend 1271trosti Arcot. Neer York. • jlfzlctizels.ll.l Dry= and Drardnenlt. Ostrich. • . Aldnitont end Estes[ Yeatners. WEL:mt. re'atived Inn std a ttforg "and sail; newels our 'Seeing sesortrarat of Artldefel ikireif Obi Plover - Macs s. Reoedlei sttentlon Is 41- rioted to one nednlmene ASINSICd-NELOWEINI.oIOur own seennferlnfe. winch te. TV7' to mood are sdadn.ble I edledloos of .t.be leedlnf Smell de eltax fgeo tie= dont of 8U5C2151.-lkalars an iorited cte exit:dem Oar stook, Innen will be found to es..bne "Own mry article In nee. At nholesen, mil lINNONASON.II3IITH CO.. .No 2.ooEneederarciteerlnek. end No 14/2 No. Bee aleed Polo. .~~'~ifl7i3mdM. DIAISVFORTEE-31.151315-VAN RATER, oLitrs"e%"."gma'r grt L ' t P t ' u T i huWt co.l=l-tro.•• wottg% Ya n k any toms @r berlatraf tpusorrrlccrtnrhlpr and for gar 0, Inc trios ortlrelbast-t.:. Prima Ivry V. Marche at. from all mactibrir.s.W luritsl• to an 'Arramfruktlon Warr ,tarytax,Ordors Matter vromytly rrrer , Wir • JAS. VAN RIM. :,.•JaZrAmir. 17S Wooster U.. New-York GOLD MEDAL PIANOS. Steinway to Bons. Martafaetnram_ Walker Street Raw Yor k. tOXIITED the idinstag Pant rrsaa , aed• akin Caoryttltiotrvitti. Um test.. . - ' ,otearfft. had rek..-Pdadddip " afr'eft riliSt LES MEDAL.' at <ls get-mgt.. r TWO , Waaldearicad. *ail." ' 4- A 001 i MEDAL, at the artatal um% (bodge:A addY Gold 44 . 1 . 110 ' 4 " !" 4 " 4 " '-4:4 A SOLD th e 4411 X Y" LD XgrOdoAdtd*S 4 F7 ril 1 ad Institt,u nauma., is O TiIdIRMSTYRIZISILADILL lA% a tiovendber ar ite bou Ar6ll3= l 4 mi. zero .7 1.11LUZCV 11111 "." Attar otheother. R4 Ba. _tia____LronNt marl tar t waayas_.. " 1,08 .d1 4.4 " 44 ' 14444_4 ""."""" eh. " dakldds, • ---, PATENTED PATENTED - Brother :donothen'sPosultoxiS*Polish. "Phi' Patent' i Fainiturt Parkin IT , EiLIOVIM -MI IN Alrr.N.it YAfIILY. 11,T.14 014 tien Omitted by. every, one wbo has :. I =l:ll=i:t t rltt b r t itg.arcgg,l%.,4 ever vas Woollitaslatk Moo atthithalr. rogionocall t egos. grams salt dirt, nuking. Tour . Surnitlize looy ad t:a1 0 1 ti=koit sarr,,irfs:pl6l:llU.getlon of Los tbo Label , I .PAntot . 16st, 444 Drougusy. Now,rork, JOllli BaglaN k co., ratgoratthot . in thethr mg My throughout UPI uuttedstatos. - . daggozur -- 8 . . p COTTON now oniroandly known is the very beet far '4ll:6o)*;ix4 iii,SO , Va maw itikapas „4outiot.oaina. LOGAN a co. Day-Sireet, New-York. AGENCIES. ffELROY. Reiltliate and Intelligence Age* - 9n.51 St.ash• Btruglintstur Oh, Pa. A m TTWDS to &fling audßentingot farms, 'PeAit, Wartati..boogbt . /ma 11Ittlatal4 had to tom sod ow den.....W.0.nt Tants tog • ks. aa..: Dadooto Anew% lamas to And Ali= 1:11111X.....*:.........-.........W.0 4.11011:11? .: 1" ' - - Blak_Ovecitiel,- _ `cam.:::ESTA:DiaBOAY,' corner kof la l ad- soatuold, -gavots, Pittabtugh ro. l,oticklitte, itiallSembo.. Lomat sad wad Lad Mansata,l3llls. Dortula ima wt,,, . DePUIO O .• _ WO*" SMA/ 0 ..... • lam YLMIXI27I2. A t tent Penn. ; .A; lnsalsites CompszTerrl burgbar • .raa l lb street- ittUSTLN; LOOMI2, Beat Rotates Agent, gtOdd:Worehoddlio sod MU )3zolcor. pace No. in asi.tt wood. Om Wood. Bodanso yromuy stunted .seM:,L.MARS w. 4 . A ft. igmloinnucasoccapuir.giriv Jute. Ines -111.40)11)0Ne. BNrotsry:Western rain" Won Watet =vet itarmiasiir.sucWialt conks of Wood _ _ TIA , MADZIEWAgerit for Ddavrep suia warinaeoenarq. OZ WIIWOiRt• . - '-litiOnt - Al3ll , NOTICE tcortiMuir..- zas-Th.toumg...4 Aiiht.minen bs , NM tatter ,tlingistalk-Alt"gat VirotilVir"t'strenitt Geismar. num 09...(ttiitirssironlisa:luivo e.D'• .totlaVrllllarthe bat mut at* out Tat is .Pittibunth. tbsa Itt44 any oats. • A Mt •11.11 VW bat. ire It W. and 44 pear. our dsw•mlascim r•• eatiote she Pula" to wl.Dare oar Tao vhst. tbfLear viowrheis at WAG Mitt. • lalo r,, g4 ”" ,/". M r ; e i tt‘dri mf ) QUCtlalLNDintut 117 91 bbla Logattoiriercand ao. -Odra do; • _' . 10 00- 41. - yao. ao: . • . ~ .4 4 .1 t )tzj- V olawg 15; , ,ipst, toxin:l,4W IV r*Vr i nr by. • ••• .. :I V- C on li e ln atatai V aga ri ku y; puun"" - w'Elblt. tato Wheat. Extra Ira stall Or lab br Alara iIDECt PIESITTG 75 , Wata Wart. s cop - • • Q , RUP been used ,- ,..41,71 , 14 . ..ts Mrs. itui *la fa plea .casid lova Cr Maur* Jaw . vTlclanur . 3 4 1 ,1Th* toSS Al% 4‘/ll.x4r.d74l,.rtietrk- Pt°4'. ! 4"4 1.7-ritaa 634 :bAIL - t'' - ':..PITT - .:Kryti. - .4G0. -- •. GAZETTA BUSINESS CARDS. GROCERS. BAOLIBY, COOGILA.VE & CO., Wholesale Grocers, Nos. 18 and 20 Woodetreet, Pittsburgh Grocales ILA W01L . 1 . 12 • DPW.. & WILOWNLItit WOULD Respectfully invite the attention v v -of the rootillo to Otelrlarge stork of Wines, Prendlee Musa Yorel;frolte sudFsmily RIM 63 ntr• /110 Oo Pore =llandy- - • old Oorornment &TS de Holland OM .Old Country Black Tim. • ,Old Port Wlf . aa. Gado Young hymn do. 'Etats, lo o d or i o d o , doosnoeder and Imperial do, C uret it Ohmotragne do, Oolong Tete, -. ,_ . Old Monongahela , LOTalre. Relined Hogars, aye Seblaten, , • Imported German and !hymns Czars, The above goods together with a general assortment of Ge th ro es eries,. entTe re:o Store. 8171dr for meta wholesale or retail at rMa a _ Oornerof the Diamond *Diamond allay, ago, I. B In B Firm a , GIVOCBB,I3 .AND DEALERS . ' IN BACON, LARD, noun, 01CE1LM138.00.119. t4l3orgt-Weet comer I,llllald s Reecrtull streets. rittsbarsch. ocia7d ALIAWDER KING, WHOLESALE GROCER, ND LUPOSTEIL OP SODA ASH, NO. 273 Libert p LStrel7llet, sDLITd 811.11. I'A. ILITOHELTREE, Jr., !Sc HILO, WHOJJESAILE (31.13,AaCIERS. REOTIY4NO DISTUAARKS, AND WINE AND LIQUOR MERCTIANTS, No. 209 Liberty Street. Jul% jss ioaxs .. ..Jl7. 1 ' mui 1N110LE86.1g, 6 -GROCERS 804.7. .FURZWERS; . . radon and Pillibargh Mandattines, No. 141 Water Street. V2O Imr °317477117TAGH. 40= 5. =TOM Shriver & Dilworth, • WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos, 130 & 132 Second Stroot, (Batman Wool and SmltEidd) PISTSSURGiI. Wallace & Gardiner, 0.1,6,84 LZ DNALSRS Flour, Provisions sad Prodnoo Generally, O.IBSLIBELTILI3T. .ILWas r.. „,:,:,.: :,., .. o osalo tiro= ra. ' oacontadonlderthstit,Da . 4.r st Fr:dm:mind PM& difttiraMitY6(r l iri,7s . 4 (n`roo ROBERT MOORE; Wholoado (Ewer, Douse pa ?Minos, Plotabofslo llaaanotasr. and all • of o t adlloatertto Wi n n and Lioncer• No. Mb Litany .••••• boood • vcrp laz • • of gawks FOIDI Wll, • .... at= =poi ATT & WILSON, 'Wholesale Grocers p )Y : tkomaranion liszollantsuld Dealers In Prochft &ad boutthlarogaotaroo. No. ZS Liberty Bt. Pttisbuzgb. OBEET DAUM. & CO., Wholesale 4 - 115 . 6 " 14 1 11 . 1/``..dg.tte3=Pet.Mt —..309313.1" Darin. XSALLEI DICKEY - & Wholceale Oro aft„Oomerlarkosi Merchants, sal Dealers Irt Produce, o PO Warr et, and Cd Prone at... Pittsburgh. IKl;tll*.pfl rll.l Pittsburgh Coach Factory X. L. STEPHENS, • etfaCtlteoa HIGYLOW ft CO.. Sunietly E. M. DICIELOIV. No. 46: Diamond Alley, near Wood St., PITTIEIBISIII3.II, PA. WOULD RESPECTFULLY -IL =emu,. to the eartiahm . elnd tonainoldlY and Istalle I Rae that have teas day narsoaxel the intent of toy ttzmor partner. hit. AL&CIT . • and 111 0.12 th e tnel.men In NI It. branehrt at tbsced eland, .NO. 46 DIAMOND ALL'S!. • In damming tho wane of thls old and Ss trell etlatlhh• ad 1... m. ~toAns• eatbllshatinat. / assays the public no allbrt . shall be wanting oa try yazt to doer's ch. mbar bun abaeast,... loom . swayed Ly rrsdeftts•or• sud PH WO. COSIIII . toliMager -='-• JORNSON, BROTHER ‘t CO., comet of Bebnont and Rebecca streets, Allegbbny City. would rsensetfally Inform ttudr Mends. and abal/nbad aonetal 11, that that an ntaantaetosltal Crtftlasee. Inanneeles. 11mkasea7a.B01shat,131e1sha and Lhestota In an_ th eir Yeah= atlas of ftnteh intro, dm. - All cram will b. executed alth atria regard to data 14Illty and beauty of tal.b. Popsies .041 ale bo attended to on tem ant mammals - tam: thonglo all their :wort the best Eastern ;Shane. Pole+ nd Who'd star. Ib6y4eal exatfldenS that all alio favor them frith thst patrons ote via vo tasfedly sattelled on trial of their rtes. ft - releasers are regnestel to stye them • call Wore ma- H bland Wield:arm Wort JOSEPH WHITE'S Cigitl&GE REPOSITORY: /W--- OSEPII. WHITE now (=tying on btu3i- Cl/ am in Mt spe , Mis P.inteM (mu Moir eigetit.d.) tens ea Eittetrargh mad Lawreaceville, rem the Ten hilleften. reeneeNo fly Mynas the pane to inspect bit Mock oicinillitaGY-I,lllticillB. tr. ;And he Inframegentlemett ytirMoscre, Met one pr=4 . % roads. Fourteen years exporiento ths him to Pi.. en peanut Lb. Fame choice collection to Cerrisupes. ertitch en many ye. o pert it h. teen Ida puttingtr department to select from the rerions and 11081 'talented Pestarn Planuteeturens. The same. of his new mtena is complete, tho monaini , of Ida atTelloMeld , 4lllll runty the bet e and mat lealeionelete Igenutectursa et moderate PM.. Unentrambad by thew het.) utati tll. omolb 12,r [lemming llomee or limbless bee heaped upon the mine oftipsdir, Owing to large mita.) Jeeepti White eld, Mt on ready tummy mine , : much WY then the tura. al Tenet& N..—Ganaper roiegmt at Vie tat mama elle dts• patch. IMO g at JOll3 CIANIPtiELL, - ,BOOTS ••••: • Of Dm, Deur ption. No. 34 Smithfield Street, 50n.174 0ffi1it):0:4•11{):113 1,1 *44:4 6, 4 iu7uainass3 Brathen, Looking Glasses, Picture Frames &ND- DEALERS fl tTLOCKS, .710 USE YURNIBIIIOO 4:1001*. Ate.. He 120 Woad Street. ktnik Pittsburgh. Nartlas mutes made to ell., 111210 &.R. OEB.WIG, . 111X12/ACTlLatit• OJ RaPEST WINE GYM? V.rois dad %slant dr, raterunot. LirE always - ow .baud a' full. supply of 0011 sad MB. Bowe . Bed Cordh Baidi and Onto Wcol, Brcoto,Octido sa3 'lax rasa, MAIN sad tared Twin% Ocre 2.11.1. Simians sad Isla sores 414611! araklTd.Fil WELLS, RIDDLE lc CO. ' 80 Fourth Stroll!, 'Pittsburgh, Pa., WHIPS, THONas 'AVD"svirrerms. o r t hoss i ltod wi l'otto the trada, and promptly dap TMIAINS montbsor E. per cent. dloommt for cuh. ton" a, dovno--.:nos. n. rotati........renem t. TOM T. .13: YOUNG & CO., kIASIMS.CRUSZAS of .FIJRNITURE & CHAIRS Of 'ovary Description. InClTOßY.—Felered fd., atnan Wohe nod Anna. ,Awtue. Vi'aralionsel—rNot. 38 & 40 Smithfield ix . , irtOTRAISO.A.T OABINFURNITURE--Wa mo Meat if trannfaettatna IrEABLIIOAT DAMN ItNIIIIIM and camas. ma wits the attention of thin“ad In turtd,htlfbatta . . B. YOUNG a 00: M. WIS./tit/0i & 00., NAIIIMILaTIMISB MID DZILLTILB IN ..WARREN,3 IMPR.OVED 7.111341 YD W41TE.112001 Ccauxmiiion Boas anditootigMaterials. ZW0177C111,-.24FMILSET. MOIL @70a11L"......JO tlt 1. 011111' - - ORION -101TEDBY, • & Co.: •WILL dontinno tho Willows of the Union 1041,11 °°_!°24°f2lNN93l4-.11_._17.11. IMay vta. =a-atiltStara aroal, • lato sad autttal Amami:mat at W.anAGltly IXlatalaata OOCIUFL . glitpregthnFinAland 1 2 3 . Ovens, MANTLE & KITCHEN zr O c i T ANS, Ilolloro"Ware, Wagon Bout, Dog from; Sad Irmo, Tea Win. Vogt and Plow Points; • . -Mill and Machinery Castings generally, Axel OM sad WA ES PLEWS at all dam .363. .MON & NAM 01? TUE ISEST Stovall; ade lits al whlth trill to Sp s, old at maaafset c trats e• Ocala tar7.l7 Perin Cotton LiilL, PittstarKlL ENNEDY, CHILDS it CO.. Manufath * f a tf"a rie t i e Pa h :1 end, a - eh ' Pla na thee sad has= Save anal dui ana tutttasr. ,, Kthe Hardware Man *Mom. Whava LID.. Wand allt have aqsatlces. Wady WILLIAMS & ALT • yi. MARKE T !Tr. • • aderrirsntu.' r: juarnira. AND .11ta AIH VORNAoRsk for war rata bolldloca. jao - JAMAS Irwin, ..151ANTIFACTURER OE (.21:1LPILURIO ET HE R; Salphnrio Add; 6:7 Swett thilrita of tilt= tfitsio AeA liantin • of atuestie sir, ucu,dec yorox =yea, Intlwrit BARNJM I' A 00' 'Bl p.ona ot.; below Marbary, Trittaburgb, Pa. .s'ITEAII 'BOLLER MAKERS and SRIMET MII Milsratiazirrenmine r tar c a i r .42 Si Ftr4EbtaUrl 17.4 SUOMI Condentorgialt. Satra*W_ gt_ Pa t Itizeli;vg,k Pri..t.r.r. -,u;D:2 WI :i...m.'411 (micro from a dictum ingla aI:N. IiVOODWILL, Wholesale and Retsil mbelatar out Du liu lkz , la Want Woreillo.l3 PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14, 1857, commussloN &c. • r 'WM, H. span & co., Mate 13mitb. blair it limiter.' WHOLESALE GROCERS Commission Merchants, IRR eteesud end 131 Front Streets, fn:lmdcn•! I PITTSBURGII. ,PA E. BONBON cc CO. Wholesale Grocers, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Dealers In all lands or Provisions, Produce and Pittsburgh MANUFACTURES, No. 255 Liborty Street, Pittsburgh, ka t ili t igr L st- ) PI. RIDDLE. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, GROCRADI DEAL TaoDucs, 27 Fifth Street, Pittaburgb, Svm ro—E. lIMAZKLTON Plttstrus¢. BAG/LIMY. oosclaava t uo.. Pituva. 4ar-Conslssuneuts whetted and gatfahhA dolletoarT n. • rant.d. rdA,rr War ROBERT. H.'RING. WHOLESALE O.ROCIER, doszmasioN inezicamr, Ann Inman' IN Feathers, Fish, Flour, And ell Mutant Camtrr PrOdno.. ho. 211 Liberty St., Moira of CM, P1TTt1.121.111.011. PA. Air I.llAni advance made on oosudgmmta. lisbayd :\ A G►: 1 FNPATMHAift acAlkoN MERCIFIANT, DZALYI3. 111 Wool, Hides, Flour,Bacoa, Lard, & Lard Oil AND PitODDOE GENERALLY No. 76 Water Bt., PRtabargh, Pa. 5 74 1 1 1 . 1133 , 3J 0t ith.P13.t.d5b'g 00 Was, Wellazlll6, 01 . 1 . 10. D J0u5.031313.rC3t Dap Bk. 3 0 1Z3 b I li O ti atiar . our. P Li o:Mama, Thorns, A Grainer, Banter& Holmes • Connell. sfireelL ( Are a l. (Ala. A D BuLleet CHAS. B. LEECH., MiteorMoct¢dmerrd Leictul • FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT; ARAL.= L!" Flour, Grain, Bacon Lard and Butter, AND ALL KINDS OT PRODLCZ, Next door to the Old Stand, No. U 4 First street & 116 Second street. Itini To IdAndull, Esq., presided:A farmer/ Woo.it Dank. John Mord it On. minor 6th and Wood 616. Wm. Phil IoL Ohm BLsnittneturer. Lad Plttotwth listshiata Ganalnar. SIG?. Junes •Oa PadAtiphia. liatnstt. Nesbit I Gerrebon. do. J. 0. Bala it 00. Cluclonsti. .PD: ROT. EJTJTOHINSON. COMmISBIoN MERCHANT I'OR the sale of Western Reserve Ch Dat.ta,Lsed i poon d Plab ik. kbt sad te reg a, Aaltn mina Viv , ..ixt y." 414 No. 116 Second at, bet. Wood f t Snithifeld, Pittitrann, Pa, SIM to 0. BlukbanktCoherDßaat litabsrEt. s tig' l " . fo• ht • cx s DUrortM •orare ,11m I been= Wall PRier Warehouse. P. MARSUALL UO. LetINIPORTERS AND DEALERS, 87 W00d , .. .. between 4tb and Diu:awl alley, laven elsy be an •itenalre smortment or eeret7 .lincription of Pa eve Menlo re xs reithons. LIA DU Na Itooll4 AND DIUMBED4 Also 01z..10w sbAles 12 cm; rty .tib• Imam erh. to eoutitty defame. WS W. P. MAMLIALL DJ. :I " I . a: t :1. .., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, Elanafactured Tobacco, Imported ic Somatic, touAr.s. Pscrfl, no. 241 Liberty Street, °puma* the Ips4 orWpoL I ffTSIIV NOB t• A. W)1. 2LcCOSCHEOA CV El 0 LE'.SA.L.E GROCERS. I2ior.t.t.r..in. Com raiision4entrAnia, Pittzburgh hinnufaottutd Artiaicts, 219 Lif.erty Wed, corner of Irscra, PITTSBUIICILI. PA Istte9:nir B 3.l.erßakt • DEAL EILS FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. 124 Sir-coad tL, .B.l4tbstrgh, Pa. ,111:41171.1.1:: BELL - & LIGGETT. FLOUR FACTORS, Forwarding 42 Commission Merchants. rur. Tlll5 IiALK OP PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, Nos. 69 and 70 iVator Street, 1.24 PITTPBUIWIL SPRINGER HA 11BAUG11. CuELMISSION AIEROUANT, Dealer Cu Wool, Pmrlsions Sr Produce generally. NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, P/TTSOURLIII. PA. JOAA ...A. J. .-071 A. AMU. ATWiILL, LIM it — C . O., • WHOLESALE GaOQERS. Produce It Commissionaeronantc. DIAL :PITTSBURGH HAPUPACTURES, No. fo Wood U., between Waterdad Frain of idl9 PLTZEIBUIWIL DAVID C. SKILEST, flour, Produeo, Provision. and Comminion MERCHANT, F.' . 27 cacti cense. conwerueee. Pittsburgh, K 1 IVES hie attention to ' th e 05,10 of Flour itx , , Cork. Ward, Lard, Moue, Baran . . ergo. Dziad ta,Seedra Se- tra. idixraalirasaanta avrarrtirdly nollettad. ara347 JEWRY 5. SING, (Into of tho Srm of king& Moorhead,) COMESSION BWRCUANT, DEALKR IN PIG NATAL AND 8L00M.% Nb. 76 Water street, below Market, spl9 EITTIMIALI3/1. PENNA. A. A. HARDY, 00.101153 n AND ' I ,I G I UL 1141/01.N oQa S a c tilcistAxr: Agent of the Madison and Indianapolis Corner First & Perry et A e!,. Pittabta&h, Pa. Ja29.1741 OANFLELA lato of Warm Ohio, e l Zigre=°. L1F4'%74:4°141t1 p“n ond.Weotern Pmts.)* goo Wean atm; balloon badthtled Ind Wood. Ititstrazah. -- - .(14de of flrm Rob Leon. ..tittle • Cb.) rr LITTLE ls CO., Wholescdo Grocers, • Psoilbor Cobbaladob Merchants,and Dago" In 4,bUriu. Blabstbetures, Becond, iterapr gp.IIRESTA WARIMOUSIL--LIENRY onztriemsroadwg ind oswatimon Macbant,an4 Patter in Ohms, Butter, Lake Irttl, and Produce nin Main SILWtod Moat, Marra Pittetrareb mral . DRII GISTS J. EICELOOPIMASE.P. , ruIo7WHITE LEAD. RED LEAD, ZINO PAINT, LITIIARGE, PUTTY, And Wbantsle Deals? In Paints, Oils,,Varaishes, Tmaatine, An., No/ 24 WOOD ST T, ocuTd P777W/1UR01.4 P.t. 501 n..........e0emue IM MOB , FLERTRO BROTHERS, (11=1:11:30641 TO J. TIDD CO.) WIIOLESALE DRUGGISTS, ' NO. 60 WOOD T= M I.6fts of DT. WL6stiViodeorsted Vermirao Lat• 01IN ELAS'I', (euceeasor to Jaz. BlTinf ft reg.) iniolssals and 'detail Druggist and Desist sluts, 011 s, Pretairs, grt. sums Wood gni birth streets, Pittsburgh. NT A•gular Aunt for Dr. rood's Mashie. JOHN SCOTT, Wholosile Donlit in Drugs, 011 s, Variabliss anti DTI etultih No. lie best, street. Pittsburgh. • AN orders wlll remiss proisgt a:mutton.. AGir Agent for Peheniges pwroonlo lirrott tut NOT V. A. FATINESTOOK & CO., Wholesale e r vra=c7. 4 „l„-gl - rxictr...n. .meh lop z. SELLERS, 'Wholocale Malin. umt.... Pzb larbre .o°l ol Va = aa%Prist Um. ******* TR' '''''''''''''' Lp.RABE REIT db.rty Bt. et. amt.! 19 b 1 = 1" "'l7 FLEMINO,OSEPU SileClMisor to L.Wiloax ZIA i=ll.ltYlVlTZ:Z=l.l%Me._°3' ObeLs Yortattarr. sal all amass Pettatalog to his bolltoos - , • L.. rlaystclaag sractiptlons comitr ontsaosaal at VW boars. f,IROCERIES--- . . Y • 431:4144. pima N. 12 BO pin •,. _ it Mts. urusba4 awl Loaf 1 5.11 6, 1 16 40 11.0.1dolturs,Soattoopori,52, . . 41 do at. Jaso. , 4 pest augur:lmo miscall., • E te LISNIT. LTA= : • 41 Qom 2.1.1.•02,4 Marit Tean • 22 2.2 x. 121. .22 wm. ma= , 26. k 64 T 022044 a tlerces_pri m ta• N, 0. Aim . . 42 bona mo +.4 Cutelkx - : il d tr L inita t iValc it g' ' ' ' ',."- " nu ', uo , Lamina* AMU* 244 Oordr, .... . .., .; c With an 4422412•220222kleasyt ~ _.. ___.. .;',yam by ~. 22L. 212 T0u . IZ 9 " " L.S D". AD Literty ate• nktrAvot Molina& 'POSPERlifitEstr.. amattaiatenune2.--m,on Arm& matakiand rraasitia. !lithium- tom bane In - Res tot tiguitur att, and st!lng tt4ofitti,FGS . tstow mertelorby - • . 414.. 1./91.14Pt.LOOLLUIRti N.KW. YORK ADVRRTI.SEMENTS, It.oll ALBERT G. ILICUARUMbArr. Adterlising and Corrapondenee Office, SROADWAT. zurw YORK, LY"'s KATHATR.ON has non bowie, thee , " - preparation for the har. mews vele. Dearly . • 1,000,000 BOWL!. Per year...taws It. enoelLast gre at eoperio•lty over all et tlelee er the kin& The Lad. , rerentlr prvooPore the. kothatrol To be, by car ibe floret: et. agreeable article thee ever It reatorea the after it h. lea oat. inviacratell and' Wm It. ;tenni ton a rieti aloaay Roes. and Imrastx d.tior rum, roldiole l4 ..leti Oct the United State,. Mexico. Chin. and Rooth foe 25 Ceuta Per bottle. WITROOF Moue. 63 Liberty St., ow Blond'Latimer. of Potful:2m or klnCla,and crootnotekb doltam. A Retired Phnician, WILOSE SANDS OF LIFE have nearly ran ant discovered: sidle in the Nut Indus, certain acme Ihr Oonaumotloe. Broad:MA Coaghe, end general debility. antremedy gem discovered Dylam when ids only chEd—e deagtxter—wan given unto die.— wield.. to do es mush good es possible, he gill send to each of hie 'MEW tellog•telngs se regnant It titterer-JIM with fall direetions for in smog end eoectestally n•lng it. Ile nquirea Ugh steillsentio inclose him one ghillies; —three mite to he returned he ;ignite On the redo°. end the remainder to be egpiled to the payment 7f this, giver. Emmet. Address DEAL J AMES, deal:dawn:la No 19 Ciren4 st.. JAW att. N.J. ribuows raraimuurrsoN. . Or Morel A grant Connetio for beautifying the skin and eo marlin. and fed. curing Ohatned .1.7., LW, Tan. ristaburt6 •Yrwerdess reside. Bum. etc. A anteand maleewe= wads. lag sin ale* Instant rale Alta Oaring. .1t Le sm soothing to the 116,11:b_ It /Leers true bands oft and white and re med yammete of dol l ar wl/1 be atm/ to be a grany. ,Ptios per bettle. • Phalen'e Magic Bair Dye. One o. the Tory best Nautili Dyes In the world. Its lotto use has moved Ito be beyond ,cam and. being a vegetable production, to Intern can promObiy be done to the kb; le le eaellyarplled. and you can obtain a black or • brown whleb .Nil defy the beetjudins to tell It prom nature Wald • Prim al and t 1,6) wee boo. blade and old by H. Pit WI/ at 197 111tOADWAY, comes D• 77 et and 617 treleadway. d Mercies IlotaLTS. y.„ 1)y. COAL KICYSIns rittlornlo. and all Doseziete and Yana Biases trombone th• united 6e.e.L Malan', Chemical! Heir Isewlsonstor. The moss complete sends Of lbe kind tree before ono eel to the public. It has etclosl .the test of twenty years In this counts/. and not ens of the many hundreds of Imitattm base been eble to compete with It for preset. yingoinealng and lowitlfYLlia the War. and beeping the bpd clear from dandruff Os It le hownamblw in snort ft is oymthlng the half renatrect PYG.. - 60 emote and 111 WI bottle s &CAMS= I, DRY GOODS. JOHN DEi&N & CO., Federal Street, abcke South Commons, ALLEGHENY CITY, Dwates IN Dry Goods, Eiltskwls, Furs, AND &My DOUX.IIIU GOODS GENERALLY, --- m - ifrRPHY a BURCIIFIBLD, DWI= Or Silks and Ladies Dress Goods generally, CLOAKS, T ALM AS 4k, SIIMVLS, SIIBROLDERIES Alro STAPLE GOODS, For Family Use. ammully att. valve aleortmemi In an o the goo Jepartmen=es.d and igolllzq s; knrugt ploys. arN Vlrna . mai !Lan etc-fie/ ce.3 L.ILL= 00 rtranntazt...C.l.aimlory & I. LOIS. A N kCO., Wholesnleandliotan A 111.07.104 , Anapb Dn. Good& 13 Ilftb BANKERS AND BROKERS f aits. ------,-_-_,_.__4__—_-_____ GEO• E. AR: OLD & CO BAH iszehange, Stook and Bill Broters. d VIORMITT and Un anent. Itionoy Bought 1, ) and Sad. Stneas boughs .11 sold on enclatarion. In lane apt.r. Banda and llarfaurec I.3ty. Onnt IF and ilailroad Wands ptrehasw an dcatvntlamai. 0.1.114`1.4 ntaaptl, at.tanamdte. . 04 • gntn• Mn 14 Pamela Pr.nt. -__ I3A N K.l I -I 0 UMES .JOll It T. 110EIG: N MU. ,RD, Itati7olll , (XL. mull Mita', - PONIVIS 162 !WU Ma,. DANT: ISl:Apta'D TAYFriN . nouns )WNi ' • Wl+l:lUUTuti, IntAliku Itka. Notes • a amualadoa. Camas...l% 3M.:1 4 .4„ . b.a1.t.1.a . 1 101 MIXES k Ft9Ai k, . D...=.4:1114Tutiw4.. Ontlfleates of to poet., Lank Not* LW* t,o.w ark.* lama, litta. mirth. Jur Oalmela.us nude on an the tatacl94. Mies Woad:tout am tlalaal BOOKSELLERS &C. EC. COqIIRA.NE, (succoasor to S. Sad . Retail Dula in 11.ko. Stallow. gy .r tag e trrr .. llsailnr4 . lftetters.l street. fala door S. S. of :LOIIN S. 1&&VISON, Bookseller and Sta nza's:. summer to Aram= it /WPM. 111 . N tkla,k,i t. unr /earth, Ptddrarr.h. Ps. yitktAY & ooksellers. and Stationers, No. 56 Wood CO., stmt. t. eat door to the eernor of Tara. s carte. Ps. naaol imull law !cots war-anti, an band. I L.' REAP Bookseller anißtationer, . TO fourth It„ Aprolo Dullellisas. ATTORNEYS. ROBT• M'HN,IGHT• Attorney at Law and Solicitor of the BANK OF PITTSBUROII 4.18 No. 310. Votatb Bt.. PttUburg . AOSRPII S. A A. P. MORRISON, Attar rbjziatr. ogb. N 0.99 Fourth shoot. mow Wood. BARD, Hides, Leather, Oi SHOE FIRDINGE, N 0.215. Lib rty Street, 063:d17 PITTOSIIIOII. Pa. ••• WEE. B. lEOLILEJ3 dr. poinc. and Beef' Packers, and dealers in Provistoos, coma viotoaa, sfroota a of Martet sad /rout •. efitabotota Pa. Mortis & Patton, LATE MAYO'S Nal fnMs Diamond. 82 drirket Btrat. and .latrrat Strut ' • Urplion. . Cooklni6ltaidns. 10 aga pe 17 0 .p0d: pool NR Bozen h ltaldnott l ti . Pesach and Gorman Plums. 10 and 11%0 lot lb . Tptg Drum mid row P 010.028 and :e Minos 111. at. Jam& Arno; Preserves. Ilsoo,.Nattnogs, Mutt pleas and Pectins Brandy and Sweet Winos, and web Teat United cannot to beaten at any yoke at any part of WeStates. de23 -Stoves, Fenders and Fire irons. LMRON CITY STOVE WAREIIOIISR. No. S Wood strut. the season has arrived which Into woe the above nainsd art w. we would In- We Ms attention of those swains( g In our Ilw to an examination trout .loth. which now full and sono Oen. We are determined to sell se low on the lowest to the~tla. Itstnetnner thetaaos. Ne. 131 Wood street. oe9 T.. 1. caste It at • Stlfr./.r e J darodollas. Masonic Hall Cigar Store. VAULKNEIL Wba to szi Retail Penguin INPOILT8) AMD DOMESTIC Cigars, robacoo & snuffi MlN l l l 9 rTt l ittNn. PENWA Sand! Sand!! Sandi!! 4 r 4 - 141 BAGS 11UNTENCIDON CO. SAND, .o aLY,sgr uill a 7 "r at ' floTra l lls f TICK= lkoth of "Tho easolle f siodellitt to Sae _yielded. noon • careht analysis D 9-711 per et. Bilks. The romekdopyt of one per ewati corideto Of e, Haitawda. Oxide of Iron and Aim:alma Ati Woos ore yapper; Saviour 8.4 • (Bladed JAB O. BOOTH. I:facture t rum (air t Auu e T ao kis to rapply Hutment.. pee withUdeßand.WlD New ositllDOo the aribentber who le Prepared to meko mitres for meow rooplieslof no. desirable article. lot ALO X.a....11DE1l EL KO ',IL OLOTLITABLECOVERS of superior 41 dulity dad dultatd• uttenu: Eland dad Du run Cum. jut ne'd •frod. out curtasatory, fir gale wboupWe and rdtellot the Oil Cloth. Waracp_cd,rio /d and Mt. Clair at. • jal3 7. it 1.1. PUILLIPd. lACINCESTIO 000D9-300 cases domestic lUD of new doncelption. selling as '2;) it cent lesi Qum *ma Wee, et the imosl luknual sal.[ j L.. MASON *4)3. VANTELL—Millinens, Mantilla Makers V Appendices. Alto. ans t s i ngt i tate r iels Etsktr. , arpir to .I•2l;d6ir at A. it. Alston * Co% 26 Ruth A aUTTER-10 crooks fresh Butter 10 to 12 Mt etch. put up fur farall7 u•N furtrr tt. ROBISON A CO. O,LL BUTTER-40 bble, fresh in cloths, to, inn ree'd and for vabi IL CANFIELD.. la AR LEAD-3000 lbs. Bar Lead for sal CJP by U►l3) u ROBIIION tOO. primaN t'ia l ir l ifico, for riIIANBERBIES-25 bble., Eastern, in aten Ana tx..le jeo J. B. OANIIRLD. Q,Egn-35 boob. Timothy Sod; ,10., Mayer Seed for este by a. ill noarsom *CO.. -VVANS ,& SWIFT'S NAW CiN. S. 0.. lialdiljnat rm . & vul for **lola • • a2l I • DIURAIS •ft PATTON% In . UM Diamond. , aOSILEN . (New York] CHEESE just re; eadvad and for dab DT _ ts..o 15 MORRIS PATSO3.In tlie Mamma. , N EST EGGS for salo by • 11011112 mums 1110 KORY NUTS-4 bbls. just arrive ,1131 ish. by is= J.IS.OAMPIELD. qn BAOS PRIME RIO El; tzgarm,, ,, °=.,... in store Mr sith 07 11111 ADILWWITe Q„ •-5 0 b Mir N Yo?lrand Baltimo x 11.3-Zktra, Hyrap the ale ' 4013 N DICITT 011. :Bist&N, , cLay—Ao ions on. Isna" and -t vr 403 _ • .thiacusta Euro PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: Advance Payment,.—liereafter 4 glib wairtion will be taken for the Dairy or Weekly akratte. cadet , * t4yrnent Is nude In admire. Wheneveik.khe time is tip to Which the ouheeription nold, the paper nin b. inv.rikklY .topped. ardese the subscription le re Dewed by lam. ritymernt. Ell transient advertising. of every derail:4lon, wllrbo moire(' to to Mid In ad T•er.... The only tarot:4lone will De where enecial Month I or yosrir contrUta are Md.. eeltblltte I.3...Pirren urn b W0.N.17 Hpliett4ll.—The fritculTe etre uteri. °roar tinkly &wilt offers to arm boalnen run • most desirable moth= of maktng their buelnees move °ratan - random lebetween Erat! raven thane:ant. reaching almost every merchant. manatesturer Itn3 rho kmperla ireetern Pennsylvania. WOO ern Vlrir kris, Xeetern end Northern Ohio, and b stead' y increitei Prom Ws St. Lost. New. Tin item or SLAVICIIT is MIBBOI7III.—It appears by the reoent gems of Missouri that while the white population of the State has in creased thirty-eight per cent. in the last six years the slaves has increased only about two per cent. In the same tithe. There are 244,810 more white persons in Missouri now than there were in 1861, while the addition to the number of slavee since that year, is only 1,823. It is evident that this number, eighteen hundred and twenty-three, does not even represent the 'lacte al increase of the number of slaves (88,827) In the State in 1861; for negroes are proverbially praline animals, ander drawl:Mamas at all fa vorable to their multiplication. Neither is It equal to the number of alive, that lute° been brought Into the State by the substantial farm ers from Kentucky and Virginia who hove eel-. tied In Missouri within the last half dozen years; for several inetanees of companies of such emi grants, with as many as 100 negroes each, have come under our individual observation during the last year. Certainly not less than three thousand slaves have bean imported into Mis court from other slave States, during the last siz year!. What, than, is the conclusion Inlets tably forced upon ni by these uuderdithle facts? :Imply this—that more eleven have died in, and been sent cut of the State altogether, than have bean born in, or brought into the State. Out of all that have been born in, and all that have been brought into the hinge, since 1861, only enough have been retained to give the paltry .naresse of two percent. on 88,827, in six years. Here is the key to the true solution of the emancipation question in,Missouti. If these fir:wee are correct:--and we are not aware that they have been questlonsd--elavery has reached its oiimaz In this State, and is on the wane. It has reached a point beyond which it camel, or will not, entala Well, and le, henceforth, doom ed to decline. The u cat comma will, no doubt, show a positive decrease in the number of dares. Had there been no eaves brought Into Missouri, in the last els years, as le the ease with the slave States Virginia, Delaware, Maryland and North Carolina, there cannot be a doubt that a positive ' decrease in our number of elites would have been reported even in the present omens. The fact is beyond question that the eland we have cold to the' South and set free, together with those who have run away and b een stolen by the Abolitionists, since 1851, considerably out-num ber either those born =not us, or those brought into the State, and vary nearly equal both together. This Is a actions, stubborn fact, and is preg- cunt with eonoldoratlooe whlah our otstetmeo would do well to constantly bear In mind. If • census of Virginia, or Maryland, or Kentucky, should disclose the fact that the number of slues In either of thee& States hod Increased only two per tent In oh years, the circumstance would possess but little significance; • it would only show that the demand for slareli at the ex treme South, where they are coninnned, had been nearly equal to the supply of Area in Virginia, Maryland and Kentucky, where they aro produced. Virginia, Maryland and Ken. tacky are old elm-growing Btates, and if, dor log any peeled, they should sell more slaves to the Beath than they had raised during the ea= time, the fict'wonid, by no means, warrant the opinion that the institetion of slavery was orucubling in them. Their stock of naves would still remain. Bat Missend 1.1 a new Grate ' and le an importer to well as an exporter of slaves. Up to ten years ago she imported more than she exported. Her Ramp and Tobacco lands were being taken up by Virginians end Kentuckians, and the slaves required to cultivate them were not diverted by a greater demand and higher the Gulf At h iae l 4 C APVLt t : D Erf i W with elave.holders, la promised to become one of the strongest of the mere Northern 8 1 / I TO States But things are now changed. The in weaslog demand for Cotton bee increased the price of eleven in the Cotton States, and made them more valuable there than 'any where else throughout the South. So high ore the prices they bring, that Missouri, poorly supplied as she is with the article, anima the market as seller, semis her aggro's to the South to rains cotton, and Import., white men to raise her cattle and grain. The result is that the Mamma of her Blare population in the tut six years is only eighteen hundred and twenty-three, while the increase of her white population for the tame period Is 214,340. And yet, 111111,0 labor is not unprofitable to Missouri. Oa the:contrary, it is highly remunerative, as the prosperity of the Hemp and Tobacco raisers of the State, who genexally own a larger number of slams than the other farmers, proses. Lint It to mare profi table in the extreme Southern States, and hence the exportation of negroes to the South from Missouri to an extent which, if it continttee, will sooner or later render Missouri dateless. . APPALLING DUAITIE.—The recent heavy nine washing away embankments, occasioning slides, undermining ties, and sweeping away bridges, have been the cause of delay', and much hard swearing, of failures to make connections, and detention dingle, and a general derangement of the rail and lines in flinch and Missouri. If this were all we should be glad. Oa the China. go and neck Island Road, as it crosses the Du Page river, Ave miles from Joliet, the heavy rains of Friday had swollen the river till it overflowed Its banks; covered the bottom and enbmerged the track en both aides of the bridge. A freight train, eunsisting, of the locomotive, tender and coven cars loaded with horses, ap proached thin river 00 Saturday. The engineer, Ignirent of annobstrnotlon, and confident in the 'dances end treaty of the road, though covered' with water, held on his way, Ploughing through s stream two feet deep guided by the iron track, until he reached the bridge, when the appellng feet was revealed that the enroll= river had Oct only submerged the bridge, but swept it away! Locomotive, tender, sent cars with their freight of horses, one lifter another, disappeared beneath the surface of the stream, deep enough; by reason of the freshet, to bide from view every vestige of the train. Down with it went all in charge of It, and three hem= lives were lost —St. Louis &publican, 10tH. VIII' EAU Rapines.—Therm to no necessary connection between witty or even humorous Ideas and a comfortable state of mind. Swift was unhappy and Johnson morose, though bcith were great wits. Hood was extremely subject to low DOM% and CiMper, It to well known, wrote "John Gilpin," not because ho was In a merry mood; but to "keep up" against his habit ual tendenoy to volancholy. Liston, the groat. est of oomioact" suffered extremely trammel'. tal &pinion; and Lyman Blanchard, one of Punch's best humorist, blew hie own brains out, leaving Douglas Jerrold to 'finish - the famous "Caudle Lectures" which the former had begun. With the ;tingle exception' ef Swift, who was a disappointed politician, these men were all inva lids, whose animal spirit. were impaired by dis ease, and who themeelves groaned over the "happy fancies" which Xet the rest of the world laughing. —Boston Post. Tun Noe Tom Veer isys the Manassas Gap Railroad Uompany, of Virginia, hare negotiated the purchase of all the railroad iron they re quire for the progrees of their road during 1857, at Z 8 2184 free on board at Gard'', (Wales) payment for the same to be made In their first ' mortars six per cent. bonds, at int. per cent. to the dollar. The contractors of the iron reserve to themselves the right to take $460,000 more of the bonds at 70 cash, and which, In all probability, will bo carried out. This is the first Virginia road which has been able to any extent, to dispose of any of their bonds abroad for iron, as foreign bonen In England and on the . oonittienc.are exeeedingly reluctant to touch Eleuthera accoritua while thaw from the West and Northwest, of tindonbtable dhaiscter, are to bo had. , liimiarsont.—ll I were talking to my elm daughter, I would entreat her DOTOT to allow herself .to dwell upon marriage 13 an object of life. , Dignity and delicacy 'link, I cannot try how rapidly, when mew - that ides takes posses sled of the mind; and So for happiness there Is no more miserable being in existence than & wo man; put the eiiiltement of youth, aiming to be married 'for the sake of being married. She becomes more and - more dissatisfied and enlace', and neglectful of present duties. May yett never beeome what, I hare :seen' many othere; solely from the influence of this one false de. grading principle. . . Mouvirt.-11, • Irak s *ethane sight tosee, yesterday, the river dotted from, time to time with cosi-bow: ••Balt e dozen et themltohild e by otoOmboatt, stayed b' the eh); ores ltitteen boats weed ea tlielessodown the sires. l They were boo th that had beez! wound. abo ;sad had got off pith the tise..--Cia.. Gas. . , ... , . --, A CONSTITUTION TOIL SASSAS.—A now cud 1m- portent move has been made in the Bogus Leg- tilaterre:towards the framing:of a Pro-Slavery Constitution for Kansa. This bill provides for the taking of census or .lilt of voters, by certain bogus officials who have an abstain° and undimited discretion to place on the list any person whom they may choose to set down as an "inhabitant" of the ' Territory on the Ist of April next This list is to be returned to the Judge of Probate, in each county, before the 10th of April, which bogus official is vested with the power of miffing to or striking from the list till the let of May; inhab . Haney on the let of April still being the only test provided. These lists thus male out are to be printed and distributed, and on the basis of this enu meration the Delegates, sixty in all, are to be apportioned by the Governor to the Election Districts. The election of Delegates is to take 1 place on the third Monday In Jane, at places used by the bogus County Court, and to bo pre- tided over by three Judges of Election appoint. ed by the same bogus tribtluaL The Delegates I thus cleated are to assemble at Lecompton on the first Monday of September. The bill con talus no provision for submitting the Constita.- Can thus framed to the approval of tho inhab itants of the Territory—which, in the Interval between the oholne of the Convention and the completion of their labors, will be likely to double In number—arid such to submission to popular approval evidently forms no pert of the plan. Thd ruffians are drawing their toils around this unhappy territory. The Delegates *looted by voters in the territory on the first of Mays are to assemble for the purpose of making a , Constitution on the let Monday In September.— Are Immigraracconing into the territory In the • meantime to have no voice? Kansas In destined to bleed still more. From the Unityllls Journal 10th. Aunt= Coarmoasuos.--Ono of the larg est fires that has °conned here for several years broke out about 12i o'clock yesterday morning In the store of Messrs. Gallagher & Co., which [Tread with extraordinary rapidity; and before It could bo got under destroyed it and the three warehouses on the east and two small buildinp on the west, The four warehouses. Wore 'four stories high land extended from - Man to Wash ington street. The ewe' small bonzes wert be tween the varehoustur and the Galt lioneA Messrs. Gallagher 4, Co., carried "on a general grocery and commission business. Their:stook consisted of bagging and.joale rope, coffee; teas, wines, etc. They estimate their loss at $50,000, and were fully Lusured—about $40,000 is this city and the remainder at the Emit. They lost everything. Their books and papers, with the exemption of the journal and ledger, were saved. Capt. Elazig took them out of the safe about two o'clock yesterday. Mr. Gallagher owned the building, which was partially Insured here. Mr. Richard Atkinson, produce and commis- Mon merchant, °coupled the adjoining ware house. His stock in store consisted of 600 tem lard, 250 bags coffee, 80 hhds bacon, 60 brls whisky, 40 bales sheetiags, and some other ar ticles, on which he had an Insurance of $26,- 000 In foreign sgegies`in the city. Ho saved all his books and C pers. The warehouse oc cupied by him had recently been , bought . by Mitchell, Guthrie/a Co. Messrs. Brennin tc. Sommers, produce, gro. cery, and commissitia merchants, adjoined Mr. Atkinson. Everything in their house was de stroyed, but they saved their books and papers. Moir loss is nearly $50,000, and they are folly insured. Messrs. Bartley, Johnson & Co. last also ev erything. The safe containing all their books and papers, was thrown out cf the second story window and fell through . the eidewalk, and all the contents were preserved. They were in sured for $26,000 in the home and local offices, which abontsovers their 1033. The two warehouses occupied by Bartley, Johnson & Co. and Brannin & Slimmers were owned by the heirs of John L. Martin, and we presume their value was about $20,000. There is no insurance on them. Messrs. Mitohell, Guthrie & Co. had an-ie. sumo. of $8,600 en their building occupied by Mr. Atkinson and $5,000 on a lot of bulk meat stored in the collar. Some cf this may he saved. , Messrs. Armstrong, Allen & Co. had a quart. ' thy of bacon stored in.Bsrtley, Johnson & Co's, ,42 4 1 .' d it i laSegti 2 V-IdLeirEl iN.Vr°lla higher & Co's store, on• which he had insurance of $5,000. Ile also occupied the two snail buildings between the Galt Home and the four story block, which were the bar 04. etone-rooms of the Gall (louse, and the Contents of w hich were losnrod for $5,000. Goe of the buildings was owned by Ate. Sam. Nook, and insured for ga,ooo. The firms burned out were among the largest in thin city, Owing to the long suspension of navigation their stooks were unusually small. The total loss by this fire, at the lowest esti mate, in $240,000, and the insurance hen in home and foreign Moss is $lBl,OOO, which may be increased by insurances elsewhere to $200,.. 000. Messrs. Gallagher & Co. are not only,The hea►ieetloeora in gooda,bnt they bad she all their books and papers destroyed. Col. Pearson, an aged gentleman, slept in the third story of Gallagher & Co's store. When he awoke he found all avenues of egress cut off.— Bedding wee platted to the etreet, and he took a leap from the third story window, a height of about 80 feet, and alighted on the bedding. In the fall, he struok with his feet some part of the building which projected and woe injured, Lie broke no bones, and In •fair 'way of recovery. LOS3E3 Of LOCAL 011101 J AND AOILIWELAIN 'TEDS o=f. Liverpool and L0nd0n—...... Monarch .. . ' Oommercdal, Lonhsvilla. Franklin, Louisville Falls a% Louisville City, Cincinnati. Howard, New York. Hartford. Hartford.. Delaware, Philadelphia. Merchants, Philadelphia Atlantic, Providence Home, New York Ems, Hartford Phenix, do Franklin, Philadelphia Continental, New York Valley.of Virginia; - Richmond State Mutual, Harrisburg....... Kentucky Mutual, Louisville. Tho tow b!at Bed Fox, with five barges in tow, containing fortythree thousand bushels of Youghiogheny Goal, consigned to Captain Jas. Blackmore, arrived safely from Pittsburgh yes terday. The tow boat Lake Brie, with seven barges, was hourly expected last night. Owing to heavy running ice, she was compelled to lay by to repair her wheels. During the day, not lees then thirty pair of barges and flats, laden with coal destined for the South, petalled this city in apparently good condition. Qalte a Sot of flats, loaded with wood, also arrived, and in a day or two we may reasonably anticipate a de• cline in the rates of feel• The eteamer Lanus& ter, yesterday, towed up ten empty wood berg es, which will return with cargoes during the present week.—Cin. Cots. CONN:ZION worn CIIINA. AND Innis.—Oat of 176 ships which arrived in the United States in 1854, from beyond the Cape of Good Hope, it appears that 105 mired In Boston; out of 164 whioh arrived in 1855, 86 went to Boston, 54 to New York; 7to Belem, 6to Philadelphia, 1 to Providence, end 1 to Baltimore. Of the 54 which arrived in New York 14 from China were owned Boston, in addition to thesis, which went to ihatUity, and of 76 rustle whloh strived In the United States In 1855 from Calcutta, 66 went to Boston. Great Bargains! IN WATCHES & JEWELRY. JOHN W ROBERTS io now maim orr Wm allindld Stock of ~,, ..., 7 „ ; . FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, .r* .f: Fine Gold Jewelry .:'i ) ~, AND CHOICE FAISFCI' GOODS, AT COSTI • To Mae parebaslng for wit. Watches. Cloche and Jewelry . repaired la the beet mariner, remember the place, 16idarket etseet. - - - Ad 1101SIRSTEAD FOR $lO.--SECOND . - m=o.-1314000 inOIITII OP YARDS AND ISO LOTS, In the 0 old Renton ottninoport countr. Yl 4 olll,,_,, b le ld i I.T=Pu"°. - 011?,IVA. , Wa i g BAou—..:-.." 1 14.412, MO 440 OA * tbe 03.T.7 tc ea Dent !nor subtoHber to lot • Dollann Ant cram ann, ranting In value tram PIO to man Tann Norms nun lots ate oold to chow ta Waco tettloNents, • intittent =abet Wax reservol. Duo trzreso In the nano violent, yin eempenast• for toe arnanolaTinfee nor Wm% • tozoto a ot i legt . I= o , itr .42 , 4 . „..: =7 , lottltment In thoonnt, Azonle netaelty• will to Kim ger the faithful antonym of =tracts and nromnon, .., llirMare Aawsts or• wanted to *Man italsotterA to !pm the mot Worst Initoonsenta oil{ to nivel, home ! apetiriflit• Mat gin sin making NIOO , pir mOauk. ,114. , fettillalt,..lll Co diattibr every ige.n, v ta. ~,..ib„. D,DrAllair. Part ILlTa.b.Coir.tWirn. ' 4 7 4 14 -. . ~ ~ . . . a lb W. BUIL AlttannT ' • •OW ottset.lanatoW Mr Ps: Just ftfteived and for Sato -A VISE CORKER OB THIRD STREST a:4UTIftiML I m g at i o.a °ll"r, rt n=Mi Oll:ots. rtnieamud Oogusn. Hlaet VOLUME LXX---NUMBER 150: John IL Mellor, - o. 81. WOOD STREET; between Diamond Ifey and Fourth 5p,44, Bole Ass , :_tre CSIOXIIR SONW (13astaalnATIO TORT mum a MAIL lAN'S MODXI. AININIDEC/178 sad 0 , s 4.4u1 04 1 MM. and dealer In Slugs sad ilaudaal Goods, seal 11. Metter & Bro., NO. 53 FIFTH' ST., Sign. of the Golden gyre, sea twiner fa. NO NN I 3 k wawa (New . non geNt (mild end mars PIANOS, and %%N. N If '8 awnitui • LOiliONEl oitther t 'V 0/ , In •• • • - • • • . • Charlotte Blume, ft/MANUFACTURER and Do&lor in Piano LI/Kneed suid Im:trona or muftis •nd modal Instru ment& thqs Aron for the Mr wan NANO , alio a MALLET, DAVIS i 00.1 BostailniaM out zoleun Attartuaint, MIS 1111 Wood et. MISCELLANEOUS. OWEN'S HOTEL. - - - - _ Corner of . Fourth and Jefferson Streets, LOU aribLE, y x • ACCOMMODATIONS on the hrgest sad belt seals with essamtabls terms. No "ant vitt oared to reader manta montotabLt. deo-4lva= IMMIX AL. lIITALT. Prop's,. AT F. T. NEGIUKTAI3 WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE, Ormeltebea °Mood aseraursr or Btreet ell be tbund 011 O d lC 11 n , . . TOBACCO. CIGARS gAVING received 2 bases (50,900) _Ha wen ears Of Quo Ibllowlnn beside - . Hondo J. O. Vnemo gr ot, • ; watetn. • . 7 Igeptaw Ard RIT. eases Gan= 012211.virtous Mean 20 E boos on Yronlelln es dn, 12 d Ilenourood BO do Bond's Vann _ And strandelos the 11320, inn oven ebv ononnonene and nle Low Orr nab. hoto l iVo t od ' or the "IMAM! CARD-FALL. 1856. Fourth Bind Carpet W.D. & H. lAOOIIA.LIAJIVI 87 Fourth Street, near Wood.. • rE ATTENTION OF PIIROHASERS is simpactintla u lavitedto ora Prelent sslaitealts Itest=ty 'Velsats, . • Entlleh and T :- Crentll6 sag Ermassla l Bnper. Melon al lotalisilled and Pd'ding r b: b o uL l =Mal? OU Clattut. how 2 to St toe vista taproot and :minx TAU. 011 cloths. Fronds PrLotod and - bawl Pluto sod Table Oorstra Canton and Cava Matti= Hearth Boar. 0 eon Hats Mit boOrnilat. Cat asta Dutch Cubatto sorted:ln Dllootories erszt twiny Cl Windsor libta. _0 and Ball Ursa • as which .111 be • -ata for gals wriroodtats nttia 1" Arlan also prepared to Amish Utz:bottom's oar :TAMES P. TANNER,- - : No. dB Wood Street, Pittsburek WHOLESALE DEALER Boots, Shoes,,Bonnets, &c., • ansuinnur cos. of the Largest Stocks to be found Fast or. West, adatitod. to •• •• WE/WAN. LA,LIII3- Er.l S CASTORS AND . COUNTRY EdEIIOIIANTB onersll7, ate !WSW to and ex. berclre bating. es to dstormlatti to iota at Y ULU. dicaildS 4P”S COA • onar.ricot tsTarlibb with O= twice.. • Awry, Wang Sowed aatNalled BOOTS and SWUM Alantifootorod hem sat trotrantod, the Oslo and /Ordeals Candoltr Sainted and Pool6od STOVES! STOVESS lllEmost complete assortment of Cook fni, Parlor and Haattu STOVES e,be Strand fn AI, any C ft r. at U. iai.- priCO. C411114111n4C BLai k , e• elabratol . . 2graa Mr-not. I Pa= Nay Traakn.U, Autura. I Too °oral do. Equator Mating. ...Carbon^ Parkr. - . Equator Mating. •' I Ocaltaga do. alto Beauty of ha We i: 4h . . I tr i = . I D Crypt.' Palau • , - • • Together vitt& seem variety of ankles to 00 11.1. Pato den, Uollosr Ware. Att Can at 0190 VIM lte4 Cbjts Pa. Federal otter; Allot/sour. • • ar'27:d/r • , JOHN WILKINSII7 MARBLE CUTTER' No. 58 St. Clair Stroot;- Pitiabnrih - Pa. rgSUBnCiIIBER; in addition to his olevale Warts. No. 438 Llbat, street, b.101;...- eth anew Warstlonss In the centre o[ - oarsttr. whga.nnll be (nan a d w Idio nmork n . ts. i dEn t w o • I Ma s:10 lcram ThrWY ° S M nIn tn W trsd m . us =nn orW WILKINS. doper & Stout, - Senlptere, Stneeo Workers d. WonitGrariers, ' a a llo. 222 Penn it., stoat r-T%Trck,..;,.;-•,;; , :,.• bulblina, IMJI 11414.• sad out. • • a PAINTERS.. LONG Si. LANE, ROUSE AND SIGN PAINTAIRS. O. 77 i ßet a19 .0d to aldUtit =CM: All orders promptly attended CO. 119.810 ts coseutel In • rador st 74. atliCayd - - - FIintNITURE., • RYAN'S BUILDINGS. IiILE SUBSCRIBER wcald respectfully in- SATs Ism Wands and th e potilio that he taksometiss• the Interest of Ws b tsrtrusr, sod LI SLOW INS OMM. otos atlas vest OABLIVZT `-„,tfiD Chair Iffaxtrtfacturint Establialllaeht Theroost. orteassivo and moulds of the kind in tho Ceueltrr. With a idea of os , er ONII MILLION fist of allot* lam= Ws, well manked. 11424 • eIVINi faros of Osst tato sasebass• la., La still ecoonstends ,orstlons Lar• Ono dam when Iry mill be evady to =ma . Ohs coOlses of his ,lIISIMOKOMI binds and ellotosscrs, • - velum oir= NEW STYLES OF FUBNITDRZ WM be Intradiund and fold st law trine. railitalat attantlonarel etyma Latin uutsubtanttag of Furniture antabla It latesabeani IWO. widen will he mkt onaanzor.aftanis tam& wad at Rlpd that win datreompetnikua t CANE. SEAT Mane at taw ita==la ene inatatetal t iew.. Le an tan raduna - Pn jiVl3olol2MlNrier Alusievii o r e a kind, aim Rooms with Steam Polder to Eat ri mptenna larrilalt. Balt Clot% inAC4 r abilist [ old to t i t=t is& =aft swears lan g i Mll ottairawl RIZ N. a rit,ooo 17,900 10,000 9,000 • 7,000 5,000 8,500 10,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 15,000'' 19,500 7,500 16,000 6,000. 7,600 .. .. 5, 000 • 7,600 BOOTS AND. SHOES. WITOLESALE AND' El &TAIL; irraßUbseriber reirpootifully calls Cmst m othla Mends and tiumbilo itawralir,to an sos-wiratate of his extcosirs itook Of Boot. mot =Ow, a Bus retched trom Now Itoodso2 Idantilhoatowes, which will b. sonndsn7 kind Davila% N6%44 1111 3 . * mal Chlldrou'a Boota.Galtars wad noes. ToWla of of tha boa material, wortioniabip sad of the latest dyke— la coda to od suit country desists and flume who Irlah tialzo custom rads work. he manulastaros hoot. to constantly . on Matt • complete Ito* or Ural oeirott Soots and Bilious, ito'e sad Tootles aroma, Ladles Boots and Bueldmi,_aad Ed:Wm Boot; whlotiba varesnia. Ia raierwoos to the Twists ha owed no notithm =WM MOM that he to going to moll at cheap so ant °that' M. an tablialuoantin the dry. Thaalotil LW the liberal pattoziagoloratottedho forthar Aram' and Bozo his lons to toothwas ha Awls ==anot that ha is aids to o • - th:Notio ao - J r, - oa 103 n Market • t. between Itatkothonso lo ft et. $lBl,OOO DELAY NOT.. Ye Ye who Consider a line head I'd Hair MATURE'S GREATEST -ORNAMENT, ill Inge " Ina ses t "olers eascprnio. _ .mom reetcen thshealtby exceiltion of the NUN .CILIMI heir tolater on the bellow:4 cheek. an? tS13011:2 t4l - its fall= ons and bethe thin. " intror.FAlMeteaMrd.r.e.rtet==the hroa -111 OOTOR O'BRIEN can bet consulted at Dr; VAMPS. corm Fifth griA Smithfield AA. D WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. roll LS hi 1 wad 1 to 3. Witettidtnee on thAlltaimetifin Road.' lditant. 1 SCOTT, Dentist, Bonin street, thm dons Writ of Mutt Moe rom9A. er e,tobr .111wE Inkrtuo.d. wa premium ATINEOAR =do ozp y for Etuaily nee v sad now 'Ono stare Jaen one halt of the . (trotertesotPittstrombstulAl . - !newly shsterieuee ten be teen,bad 111127. W.laMil" r thst ...... here teen sand .._ llt ttlbt VIM SSA* WI. 'Mow awe *on GranweVal o " b4st 4W a Vt vs/ 't• IrMer VineirareMsti Inset redochut ons bait Mt. ittlllbtamniretahlog titeleh .Thratteatlon of Ilanittne, botefteepne end the. netentny snerntoott parctrals.r. d i rest a ce d so VIII Ylm . . Thi above . 'Vinegars iranntect Ng*. prated *tato ',bleb mere avarded the Stott Pzemlttm o • bilter Mast end Diploma at tha &ate total Ittblblttlin °titan. • .11.0 M. er/ 116 Wetter L ma init. rfiIARI 88, Jurors rows, PayetnLt.- -- l'art Mow:sten TYiae I.lutandh. 802.1. a tiel;:talVXV. Cor. Alaska sad 24 sta.i 11 - I - ANTED immediately, .4 good reookillor r ust. Issolllez 4 prOtostant chi* . ke cofiesal hour rkts prateotant fanner. th at Is sosniadroan. L. will %1=r4.1 .34 =by tt r.v . r . 4.11.% Sad 1:114seigol : to 41, - ;ersrit i :4 1 .27 0 •' It lean of ago till elm. to PM Aorif etaASflal Hanel Ode., 77 Thud gt.rea: orPodu. th• •Dloatab or= I UMMINGS'LIAY; :STRAW. AND FOR- D DUB GOTTIR—TbIa mechlne lea pelf Ueda cnubs,- to op the caooo delta Worm onttboor. and le the femme,. mtta ((polity =Mewed) ilrrer °Mood far ago stmt nyder" and otbees tonobillot their own Ordorort will do well to ca;l sod ozonoloe Into too =mom of tblo cud Ons term boorebastof ohOsboto. for br bliamolEs COILLINS: Oslo A•leaim Wanted. • IN Exchange for well iwprototPro4 in Ms city.tif Pitiattati. g r iV es tl=l* nu at a ti d n b" • 2l a iVirT/10/12$1111. latt rani= ••111/4301i azatutedyritiiit* v imachm arag an amms•Att,4l s7 .! F t. Pr.l3•=•••,.eas after Irmsrthendlstil,Clocionst4 N.B.,—ParLknitcrattottm .Lci tap/pi oma, Lit 11,1.148tuat C.:stand licaDmottinS.• 4111.A.W krODDER, curauts - of vat the ilt euumumnvndrut.s.tim i i 4410. I 1 Vol. Lomb* coo: Caillzeo runtiind eels• Indian Portralta.* . At iv. a. A/AIM% ' , cioz niarket asaa.d sui.
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