ES AtagilEtt 179 G. ! gm . YORK...ADVICELtISKEENTS -- Vl= VIISISOMERWOWIti-t C 0..• Oiiw Nrrenra aernensors-goner.Uipplettal ihtlidlnic.) No. Me and ; teHroagranalfre York. • 14. - Ntool - I , E &COO. , I* - 2 - 111104.IMAY • t `Vahtir-Coditet. 6. -'- - -HEW YORK, A Rgnow-apitstantly receiving additions to IV thole Spring mocitnmet cif FANOT.I3II.N. AND,MILTSNERY GIOQD3., lea& ogennfot very low grime to nab bnpre—ond Oar stock oomdate ofRIBBONS in very Barlett' and come lor boustenconom and trimming - 4. BIACH TRW'S'? RIBBONS, In alleldttes. Colonel Mike. Satins, Memellneu , riorencedd Silk Tie. orou Ins= and coloreet Trimming Loam. Illook i n i ro ' nl &Nets. Mock Null= Crook Colored /mob Crop= Block Mode*, . Black Fillet MICR, andOicries,,RlO,Oloven Donde, Mellor& Weever, ar. Curtoln Draneelso In - . Lone nallß della, Stem, eloole. ambrociogallthemonothmotTrocon,lneeilorence,lPood. Rectal, Ratio= ondfolij Bison Bennott; Rate, rimer or d Ryes Minding& - w• laths lllKKZiontiou of all onr old and tried etut, scansand WI otherovisiting our city to on ovenalos Non o GOODS =ORRICK& - recellmdv BEN ri.liABl 118 RFS! Est4bliflked 1825, DAVID MrTIURRY, J r , AXIRICAN ST EA M . BRUSH WAREHOUSE, • No. 252 Pcro.rl, Silroot, NSW mar,' Pirko Ilsiotßrcuaen sine if Toonootod. Order: ronov.b folly oollaltod..na mom ytly attuuled to: 11.23-3nviv BILLL4EE- TABLES OE K E R'S itieciuinitil Combination Cusluons, WARRANTED - soritior , to any others for dal ti ony and comer them la lona then nun alma sada In one knitted Bata WWI/ afe, nod vlll not flap tbe ban. • - - Haas a long .I)ttlenee In Ms balms= th e aubserib• sr has been &Moto combine area real and annantial Isornotement oar azalea BILLIARD TABLIni. • A fall areartment of •I alms of rusnoasne, ROBB WOOD,_ _OAR, In,nlttrelgoanAmatta tons catboat.: alio. CLOTHO, by tlanl.or or Yard; Yuma RUB LEATH. RMS. aranroldi IIIsonOURB,II6OM,IIALL.I.CT.III WAX, and trimmings of envy. 0/m 1 010.. - • " " Idattlaman, all and 'Afars Yourmiren, at the Um:4one' teryand tiaLIMOOM -the "Old Band. 90 Ann An et II , liar • ; • DEOES 4M:satin • . • . lowa ninth* Decierr. T. JENNINGS - & Fine 'O . l things °h _ =l. BROD Ne.nra dear *berates, Atter AW '.. .......NEWY08.. UlLTOULDlllggfifil to the Trade. that they rrlll be prepared for /briar galas with theft. usual extensive stock of the finer s/Otitis or • READY MADE - CLOTHING. la referee*, to wltleh ttree.trOnld 'assert, the t the feeff. ley with era% theft geode esn be lame. ',err War.D% being searked fa lengths and lareadttur, • Lba• rams etre breast Max Mead to cult ddrerent..importione at 'the acme fasneara .Id:tepid dye - therm a vrefereaar over any elethlag,rfursisee of gblehrkr• Indefuritely marked. The dlrdsaltY'arrsadlif ending— tearoom from that Tertat to ensnared, has been yrry recertify reallatel, *vent , stitet attentfola dirreted la a • determtnetlan to render oar einnents equal every , newt to the beat engem wart. ree:d3rdi NEW -.YORE Firazos, D .. BEDSTEAD, MATTRESS AN VIINERAL DIUMING MANUFACTOKY: - !AND. WAREHOUSE, '4,11111LE4.: E.:FOGG di: Co., 448 Pattdleiraek Masi Chatham at... N. Y. H 0 THL PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, BIOLAMBOATO,, sad Private Darlitsto farntgled tainnuchout. TlwTod.mppW4 pith the ,Ras.-..l(sta. rua.ormantamanktattittes. .wohate - aa hand azratt. taaareant Tulsa stoei anumfacturod under our epeeist mpardslon. • . . fel..43mv ~ . . i ,Consuraption. Cured! „ .. 4 Flo km DEOgIVET! iii , biarAmitations. j Mr it H i g , P A irtiWoggs,:% 6 ; 2 trii ri g. E . c "=; kw Poled i t t i rwriortoAli ether; Anti the , only reliAhle i “ t r ait 43 .?11 4 .. ffrin i" P.rell . ol L iestimni Oil in th'snaet. Adulterated An anal_ en. 1te.,,. tot, math vas cannot. to taken to moue the Uenuine . Oar.oB Is mule-st,ent , ownnri in. Neerlutmdlant.. :.i vki_o!Lclktntilri4le eiAviLanqter A ttle_Aft_A ! b_s:lnettL,- . = e ta . 4, MA:l ea. , T i e , :me...: A rir , ::=:Txm; 2 7 no in nee, ban been ratnneeto ivollt, In .n.halt the cwirfae Uti °font znano facture:. bold by O. A. YAleillik. _, 1006 i1k4.10,11...-.U. BELLEIIO /CCU.: Pittebutzb; and .-. :1 b: Draatista gennialr- • 11,4,Zhav (.1 ALT ;FACTORS 1.7 flumilliaNdth Ilatia:..a.i.4,:atiistEced amino') foe there ate. the °orb Exehaege klag tleufyetorr. 17.5 sad 127 luttal stroke. New York.. fe4:43311v ..,.sf„..,4„..Ess.BAGs, • ali.i",,,•gr.b/fiy.012.4"1421211P174:12".. Imported Viinea. Oroceries, &c. - ',I , 203 .Canal Steret,:ind 719 ltrandura7, N. Y IniMrtersand persters*v /SSW 12.23#4 , FAMILY GROCEVIES, TaM.TRADE. ILOTRLS,. Pri- T~tePaaillisi;aad.Wß6enreaxiom In thole wt.. as deers s Immune article,. /afieTart.tr or VMS and &sok. Bour-Oong.' Po:ldioms. it,...kr.e.cita.ne.so t rt.foljanuEloopoorder, Souxus 4Wt- 4 -12o " iditt hauehesu, ac: WlSKS—llodolnis Oberzi.-L;P6rts. Slott', IL, Tors ad and DWI stMeo: tooth/ins* package.. &Lib:lnns...lv and MIDI% BLSTOR Lod GU ENNIS'S OCIAIIPAGNILit Moat Chsc6lLesesteSSlsln VorrloLY- Do 11oldoo;ok,12.1L11 ootsVo do do do. LlQUORS—drandlNLltamc Mass Oloi.ArraelL Lb mots., Kir ilay to. to., .14 or ILlnseraeLotol. 44 0 > Co fano. alanschloo, Lwow*: Norton Bitters. to , SILLS LDIUOIII--Landaa Drotro. stout. Looted and Soso, Cian.o.B var;otr ofdr;iw i.rsi.4ls. • ' • ClCKLEM—Spgnaronn "morn. SAUOts•—hrt• sten Currie.. 0...• 11 .. t. eng•—Stittnool4r4.l.r, Vwn,r,s, borti t. Pnrnt.**. . 1 M rerr.S no ma% Datolland Arnaritno 9—Lonf, Crurne.f. Pullverlsed. ht. Croix. ke-.ln barrels and Invlf barrel,. • HAMt—Waanbalisiuut Ainerirtn. • • 011.8-91trn, Porno sad•Wlule. ..". 11(9.0orl.kluorn sr. marnuted. anseinl.arited and of our own isnoortation, . . f8.1. - dtf v Saga Bags! Bags! 'FUR CORN EXCRANGE BAG MANI' , . 1 . 1. PlaraV e titz to toet . wptled. with Nu soca yer7s ea .,el i 21tare ., l i attnbelat or Kt a al 'Oa::: baud . goraoly li:et:dr ::1 ..:. ;, rl.l ° 4l,l3,V,'"Arti s trLeV: l .lr24.&" 7.:,.`:,7 ...„. , ~. 1. tier.e.ll.=..nti,gaavi=rd,,..,"..4. ..: ....,..,. ~ _ Oran 11050 basea'seturod. orprasair tor krylart and .., ~,. ~...., /rumo u r. tam at Oolsouras. &star., ti's btillo. ' • Orlon sent by.mall to B. E. CLARE,°rk. will rood arttit dulak 27.T.1,!' ''''"'d aunt. To'w f ork. „, ,: :.,-, -• .. ..'. i. us II ALG.Nos.I74 - and 176 Petrtat.. N.Y.. Importer* •- , - - d S.d lidaoUtartarbra. ate for oat. at. toe Can ire.vs • . ~ , 1 Vnrovod- =WWI orory variety .of , Aram:Eat Balbo a Yaber. , 1 ,- ,, ~ ...°4 er=tgrgi:Vitt'sfa c o r pit u gV:=9 , lk.l P ::g... - ;, niz... air:tn., 4 ...Boon.. Porta. fonens, elate , . p.s, Z' ,:;:,•-•§ rho ntually kapb, d bj ' l r h g = 4 . Jeb Pnit e td*O "d itix . t n = .., ~1 .., n ~ 1 . 4 vat a vra , z= r; . / t 1rma cr.... , ?. t rx. ,4 Qin:9in . MU . }... :.1 radautr ':' ' .'” - 50•1)00 . GRAIN BA:US! New atidooNold &sad; to sale at Ma i - . : ,- : t .-,-, ..,.., CORN - AZTJTANGE IMO NAIVITPAGTORF, '3 , ' , 4..` . baddair 12.: sad 127 Broad attest, Haw York ,•,',:.,.4 ,Artiftdild Flowers. ~ ~i , now.. Itacri , dr. !lost Drew's curt Chaos,[.. Ostrich, .., ~,4 f I w ~,. dlazsbaskaad Amy Fadden. Enema received per s.eame,ra and sail. -•.., :.? 'll.revelgtdrlo tiff s c r ar t :4l' l l - .5g aatOrttarat Of Attiblelal ~,.* rested to oar aisortrartit oi l Yilittirdl a ttl i t l at:. o i !o d u i ; ', •:,',' , ,t , ,; : i reerara r dli z rid:rultiPorT:?: lioT rotarAttga"2 4 :.• - ......., •. 1 d.... 2. to Mt atocic of Nnorbas. Noalori Sr. !netted , I to stamina - oar stock. 'tan wilt be toad to embrace ear ot *tars tlea Ithaa n tt g nolossio old, . OSIITII it OM, No 200 ItmadtraT. No. York. ,• • - ... i ta.27aladv " and No /a liII• itt , hatiato Pane. !". 1 1.11ANO-FORTES--JAMES VAN'RIPER, • Mon lannufertarer.l7 77 Woriteriitteet. N4l.,York. offers to dints:n*ll4 otiose s Zoe wortment oliifrei Met '. q inetrzonests of 6. to: a..d - Toas.e. Warm:Opt squat to 7. any mute Orr beauty& tone, workersitalo. Sad for trawl. .1 tun In Moots any climate. Prlese visw. low. Merebenti ..• froze ell motion. are torttel to an erstonstlon before • baying. Orders by lettertiromytly executed, JAIL VAN MPS% . ... /7127:47e7dr "... : - • -: US WOOeter 711.:. New:York: • .t ;;; ; GOLD MEDAL PIANOS. Steinway lo Sonn• Manufacturers. Si .Walker Street New York. coons= te. rom.fts Yuri pin • a-. qlf in oommtiunn with the mm maim* of/Wiwi. :Vat net; PA anti fluttwwww___ •• •ZJI , Twit MAT PRI NISDALCat the tiettopolltati Fair - 34witaltutam, Miutb.,lBl,s. A GOLD M$ DAL. at the GrittliPulitem; Now Yon. No- lirbilettiggontio Orr 1.1 lU,Atedal siren !tn. AttOLti MEDAL at the dlatyl wad Distltutw. lialthwww, • • ' • • Met PtijtolZ-rettiewirj:2o, the tt i lliglig . treVe th r tiAr:t intisicZt Talent tha Giutury. aoth 11. 8 11 A. 0. mutat fur ttsvkare. wad written. gusrantw pinto. waited aud snipped without tburgt. Prins mod. • de2/41yElv PATENTED! PATENTED ~. . ..:... Brother .Tonathan's Furniture Polish. 771 a oily ratrnted Ilsiniture :POI:3h i 4 . tole irotict/ ' 1 , . t •IT ISLIOULD . BE IN: lIVisICY FAMILY. 1 1; . T has beenOd znisted by. every one whu hm 4 me wad It. ton" the ban article 4 tido kind ere l' , I errant. It la applied with a pica, of Clantan llannel 4 m Woolen datikend Wier irmardistalm r.C.Cfring an ~ Main% grease 111261tirt; making ylmns ftirilltta• knk as li .ell , ea r wean awn Is u irill rr b irt , thLectie of .hot and raid .!- without mini 1 1" ..ira l iru r ce M tba ~.a, , rav= 446 liroadvar. New York. . dOIIN L. I3II AIIYZI 4 C a • p i illglela mined in every Gumtree:l tidy Maroughma I u cited Etats& . , dennamdr LADM ;°1-..ii■ GORTON lo;in es tile rea7 bt f a r war use, glad aim far SEWLNICI MAMMIES. Agents, ROBERT LOGAN & CO. 71 61 Dey-Streoi; New-York. MEM= . , I ' . .... 1101,011 .bble. iVhito - Wheat Extra 2-. .. -. 47,, iii m s . ivi. ratty. Fir. - .. i f ~ i ! ow . a tor aals br ATAXINDIit /vR 9YSII, Ii a ItAIDED -LEAILLEE TEAISI WLi.IP3-= I . „ 100 tv ,„ 40 ,64 eds.. frd , 43i to %O we 1..,,,,,t, rarudas ,Irom WO t. 6 $l,: •• bar - dos. Orrin. nom ~ , astern Desiert sollattm . W Init. ninny& & co., • ' 50 ortn ft. :mai Wool. IggLearili. NENA—.S grb, ./ nit ried and kr ssis MEM lird alas kT!MI 3—APAI C; BitOß. nor f AndLoeselObt tdi •• SUMA , . BUSINESS CARDS. BAOALBY, COSGRAVE & CO, Wholesale Grocers, Nos. Band 20 Wood street, Pittsburgh - - - .fiAWIDILTH DSO.. BILOWNI.REC W Oinal) itespoettally invite the attention aT11017,."5:11e2 t r if l nt ri tnl i tr at" Kw Pus UOfflngl Brawl) Old Gosernmen Jan do Holland Gin, Old Cuntry' Black Tat, ,Old Pon Win% Cholas 10.10 hymn .Shary Modena do, • tionpowder and Imperial do, Oust & Chompoiroo do. Oolong Teas. Old Monongahela. lorenng'• }tanned Ongans, are Whlakay, 'owned Gorman and llasatina elms Tba above node towetbn with a &anent suortmatt. of Urocarine. extreme/I . km threaten, wholesale or Mall at the pagoda Tea Inure. Gornerof thallium:id & Diamond Miry, colony REIN GROCERS . . • DEALERS IN BACON, LARD, 'A FLOUR, 011E138E, BROOM& Ls. Bop tt+vn er tval, mi URI and Second streets, Attaburgh. ceLlyd ALEXANDER KING, WHOLESALE,. GROCER, SO `.13 1 X. T , NO. 273 Liberty Week aplArd rtrrsßonan, Street W. NITOHRLTRES, Jr., & BRO., WHOLESALE GROpERS. RECTIFYING DISTIL S, WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS, No. 209 Liberty . Street. 7 - z. P 7 rrsa UgGH. /ONE/3 COOLLY, HOLESALE GROCERS AND BOAZ FURST , ' RUB; Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 141 Writer &root, ch 7llll li ght 2(1. MINNA Sl r. IL MAIMS Shrifer St Dilworth, WROLESALE GROCERS, • Nos. 130 a 132 Second Strad, (Iletrwa Wood and Bra Meld) 1777SSUIWIL CULBERTSON, Wholesale ltrooar and 00CLIZattiOU muclumt,Dmom In Pralaos and Mtg. Llanolsetared. Article; 191 Minty stmt. Pitts bursar .10201 31=1.111 ..121.13/1111 11011, OLIN FLOYD & CO., Wt.olesela ,Orocots 11,0 and Comm Asian or ebAzt to., No .1111 W oat d tale Lib rat•tr.t. Plttebugh. itOBERT MOORE, Wholesale Orooer, Draw 11. Produce. Pittaburgh idanuracturei. and all at l'orelam. Ind Doweetle Whom and Lb:WM no. Marty atrseL On hand •very largo .cock or superior old pbwwingshels Whislan stileh be aced for cash. UVATT & WILSON, Wholesale Grocers y Columba Idarebsuisand Deals. In Produce WI PI Dural Moumfactarso, No. 2:41 Lit.rtyst, Pft.t.sbarah. jgra 11 °Mill' DAL?. E6L & CO., Wholcaele ortron, Cummlsdon ideretmats, Deal's, In Noducta and tittaborgh hlanutsnturef, Nn. 063 Liberty mt. Pato barir6. EMUS 1161 ET . . C 0., . 0 I m a n SALAI DICKEY Wholesalelro: 12V21=11`,4 MANUFACTURING. .rosEra WHITE'S CARRIAGE REPOSITORY! 1 °SUR WHITE now carrying on basi c, nes in Ids snack' de Vends.. (now lately enlaraeda between Pittsburgh mod Lawrenceville, near the Twc Side /tan. respectfully invites the yubile to inidect hie stoctoteAltallAOßS e nlJetalSS, to And it. particular. Arinforcis gentleman ptasheure. that one prim mom. le made. fourteen years eaperlanc• In the bushman, enables lane to place before his wizens the mine choke collection fo Carriages, which No many yearsbast it b.& been ttle partiadar department te select We. the varlons and roost talented Eastern Slatinfentarent, The auceas of his nee MUM is ....Diet.. the sconpro y of tile arransLeinants supply the best and most nentonatte blanaacturaa, at ntoorate mines. Unencixtoberel by thaw heavy. eapensea which the muds U. decorating Ilona., of business has bearsel wpm . = the price °Moods, (owing to lane Yenta) JoeePh Went. ;will sell on reedy aoney only. at cinch lees than the ten. al Drone. rakisrrll w sir bed acme, eta die. dace, !Add& wile' Pittsburgh Coach Factory M. L. STEPHENS. stmatteos TO • BIGELOW A CJ.. formerly I:. 11. BIGELOW. - No. 46 Diamond Alley, mita Wood St, pITTACIPILGII, PA. IWOULD RESPECTFULLY on noun. to the carriage using emstmtneltY and publle In general that I have thus d.r yy cone. tun Intermit of nly fbaner parraer. 18tr. /1141KIIT. and •111 carry On the bnetwas In all he breathe., at the oat wad. NO. 46 DIAMOND ALLEr. In cheating the Dune of Ihle old and ea rail ,stealth. eel talnutertorlog astablhhment, i ears the public no effort ablate ranting oh no Plot two denten the salon high thareeter to long annoyed by m 1 Inleleorttott atsoclates. ja7;l yd • X. 4 KTKPLIENa.... . Coact and Carriage Factory. 1 OliN SON, BROTIIER . & CO., corner of O,IF Belasoet any 80b,... streets, Allettheor ear. , rool 4 rsepectfally lissom thole Meads. and the pablic amoral ly, that they are manuesetorma Carriages. Usroaches, llocletrare,l3Caetas.blalialit and et solute, to all their VAISiDI3O alba OT antra and prop:ram. Alto...dm will be executed with strict ra ft - 1 dto 4.1,- I.lllly sad bean, of flol-h. termini arlll ale be attended to on the matt resachaole term a Wing In all Colo rat the heal:eatery Eberle , . Pelee ad Whorl rule; they feet will that all woo tame gbect with their patroome will m_perfectly satlsflal on trial of thole smile. Parc/wars are repuestel to give them a cell Witte P.O. tufa, elseerbare. toOtlyd 'BOOTS AND 81101.18rW. Qr Every . Dna , petal. ' No. 34 Smithfield Street, ce31;17..1 PI. TREIMUJIISP.L. FiAirti:s:i op)titlizCwt,l44oll IILOWPACTAISII.IS to Brushes, Looking Glasses, Picture Frames AND DEALERS IN CLOCKS, lIOUSE FURNISHING GOOPS. Soo No 126 Wood A ND fifth. Pittsburgh. Iderhthe Umbels made to order. f.klyd /QM IL TOM-.....1[11016 S. 10UNGL..........MLLAC1i L. lOC'S T. B. YOUNG & 00., FURNITURE & CHAIRS Of every DOACriptiOli. ACTUILT—/Mold St, between Maw and inc.n demo; W arehotute—Hos. 88 .t 40 Smithfield St. LSTE.ASII3OAT CA.I3INFURNITURD—We are eanstanUf oisnufontarind BTHAJLIBOAT CABIN ELNITUILK and 011A1118. and invite th. attention of than interested in tarairthing tont. sedlettnB T. 11. YOUNO CIL NANC7.III , IIor or ROPES & T WINE Corner QI ' Itals arid id no.. Parreurra. AVE always on hand a full supply of Clotlasd Ilalter Flom Bee Corea, Saab and Orate W.A. terwm, OW.. and Flax Selma Paper. White. and Miami Twiner. Out Linn% Stating and Moan. Liner ays2Olrd.l.o WBLLB, MULE ir, CO. 80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa., TlldiCuS AND SWITCIIES. air Ortlars aolleltad from the trade, wad promptly obi. , pad as per Instrattlotta. Traeta—a montlalt or 6 par cent dlsoonot for ne, Waglyet.tvit 11. M. - W & 00., MAXII/601111LE89 AND DZALIIIII IX WARREN'S IMPROVED FIRS AND WArZIi•PizOON Composition Boors and Meting Materials. georme-21 FIFTH STREW. 4.NIEL BENNETT, fdantlfaoturtir of FANCY COLORED:I6OI 4 BTOBE, WA1214 Itenkingtasso and Y.llol/ Warss =ea at M. htannfastory• emir a Washington and gtarklain straota,LilitallNOHAll. oins;atto Pittsburgh. Penns sarlo;dly• 111.1 1 1111 - 4111arrranzar—....../ 01 .F OUND RY maws ammo UNION 311 - fehell, ilerrOD •el, CO. ILL continuo thousineee of the Union ilitiy-,&.lstirAteal :rad of PILSINOOK, Al ITUII- They till tostm (Actor" As nada . .l, • taw and aanaral aaanatnunt of OA/MOUS, composing Cooking Stover Ranges and Side Ovens, OrPlUlt ditiD .I.ARZOR 870VZS, MARTLII KITCHEN ORATES, Ham Wan!, Wagon Bozo, Dog Irons, Bad Irons, Tea lettlel, Plow, and Plow Points, Mill and Muhinery Coatings generally, And OAS end NV ATM!. PIPES ofall Area IRON & NAILS OFIhE BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spadeo, Picks, dka., AU of arldeh win be 'old at manufmturere mew. Fenn Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh. ViII.ENNEDY, CUILDS & CO.. Mannino; tures* of— Mu A. tie. Ir.ep 4-4 Shietleich 4a ,. f ell .31ere end elladta ck .0 PlOu e; tl ough Lines lad Ruh lam Rope of sll arm sad desesivtlens Itettlag• ipara:detsi left et the Medina* Stare of Logery.ampo. Y OP. 181 Wood dram. PLUMP , atteotkp. pap', WILLIAMS. 42 ALLEN. /11 ,DIA ILIUM IST. RAM mrsiyi‘ mtiost PMIIBIIBII.B, AND HUT AIR FURNAO VA, PR warming - atalle and Del*ata Dolldloae. feed Di -7111111111 1a isties Irwin, MANUFAO,TUREII Of 4,IIILpIIIMIC ETITEE,• Bulphurio Acid; gweet Oatelta at Nitre:ltela Atit Hoff maul Anod7aK Bluzistto Aqr..balSainsAlaraotua,llll% Ritmo. pm WILLIAM BARNHILL 4ft. CO., 61 Ponn et., below BlarbnrY, Pittsburgb, Po, TEAM BOILER MAKERS and MEET MON WOHBRUS,ltlAnufActwerAof III•r_ phlll's rot. ostnouor.u.moom modasspruseorriVors. Cb.jp! NAL .Enh ig ,Tri`Znt.. 1 3 .t.DA - Waft: Blidg 1110 VIAAnd , the eborloctnoticA. All 1:41a• ([D m • • 11 ?•••• itt• Ad u a n l rg , stlong WM,DWF,LI,* "olesale and Retail 111Azaesetnter and Drier la °BMA Warsallo. At. b;AILY .PITTSBU.dOII GAZETTF4 GROCERS. Groceries !===l lIIA.HOII . 4I7TITB[ED or I- & li. URWIG, PITTSBURGM MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 1857 COMMISSION &C. EAGLE WAREHOUSE. JAMES GARDINER. VV II PZUd Li n S n• ALE kod Produce n isrne ß tally l . l to. a FLOUR , ti....e LY"'S KATI:I/IRON Meet, tetareen Liberty and tlmithtleld.Pittabursh. Pa. ham vow Comma the standsr' Term. cob. ~2 3, 1 pr.rarstte . n Or l in* halr. It. l• .1.1111 Mien , , m 'lligatlio r itoTTLEsl J. S. LIGGETT it CO., ! Per year, •tte.ui It s excellent. a cre.l. of Over all epee all: tames CO But A Loom. , , tlelee et the kind. The LaLen r FLOUR FACTORS, .WlKanha hr ou Forwarders arid CO=lE35lOll 111erohm3t9 To be.lly far, the Garet at t: TOR TOE PALE OF marl-cable twitch, thee ever we It restore. the Italy after It has PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, &C. 1" °u te b " 4C L.. 1.1.41 telt a etch 'tern eV e Nos. 89 and 70 Water Sweet , , ant, ILS•111 , 1ir • • 4101111LN4 , 11) fume. aold by all Mater. tbra, PI,7TSBURGII, PA out the United titatea, Cana, Blealeo. Cuba .t 1 tbtnltt Amer -- ftT /ft Cents per battle, ALEXANDER GORDON, Forwarding and Con:minion Merchant, LEAD PIPE do SHEET LEAD AGENT, Pig and Bar Lead and Shot, AIMUCAN AND NANILLA HEMP. s.24;delme R. ROBISON cr. CO. Wholesale Grocers, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Dealers In all kinds Of Provisions, Produce and Pittsburgh MANUFACTURES, No. 255 Liborty Street, Pittsburgh. INBT.R.9IIIHON, • MAIL B.111)1iltiON. J Isliklyd __H. RIDD Lb:. GENERAL COMMISSION MiaLORANT. AND DNALIR IN GROCERIES AND raoDuos, ,27 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Itzrra to—E. II sAZILTUM, Pletsburgn. • II AGIALEY, 00SUA•VN (.1).. PI Warm SirAlusslmamente vollattod end satlth Mleto?rr rotatet. talamoteed. &r - ROBERT H. SEM. WHOLESALE GROCER, COILIIMION YSSCIIdNT. • aan exams an Feathers, 1 1 is , Flour, And ell kindest lbuntry lbo. 211 Libcrty SI., HoutA of 6th, PITTBDUIIOII. re 011 - Liberal advances mwle on conzlerontenta. [le.lra ALEX. FORUTH, (Sorroosor to) I , OW , l A I R B DTN T O H A 24% eosguroN MEIA9X§NT. Wool, Hides, Flour, Bacoa, Lard, Jr Lard Oil AND PRODUCE GENERALLY No. Ta Water. St., Pittebaratt. Pa. Optingarllarbsonb. Pitt=Tlalle. Wu eblo. John Scott Co.. " ISt IdArtln. Dlancl4CliablrelaDeplik. KOll3ll • iiiii tine. Phila. leach t Co.. Pittablugb. liernat,_ HAMA% Uarrat.Ann. Joseph I Maar. tit Loma Phila. Tbonasa 0 klrainer, vAn Acre. Bans a Conull. Sawn. 0131 n. AI) liolloalt 000.. fiklad CEUJiI. 8. , LEECH, - Mao of lionteomar A Le.b.i FORWARDING AND COMSIIB9ION MERCHANT, A•FALNR IN Flour, Gratz Bacon, Lard and Butter, AND ALL KINDS or PRODLCE. Next door to the Old Stand, No. 114 First strut k ill Second street tao /Taos 3.12.."11.6/1. Car., rrosid m anT T Earn..? Depotlt Cora Job. /Floyd On, comer Oth and Wood ita, wm rtallipoi, Sion. taoturoc, /Tod Plidatolrttt orotautT Clanortily Fitt; Jam. i Co., Thda.444/dt. Batoott. Nrtlta TlTTratwo,. J. U. Butler t Co. Ctoolo.d.. . not ROI3T. lITYI`OI-IINSON. CUAIMISSION bIERCIIANT 1410 R the sale of ‘Vestern Reserve ChteSe, Batter, Lard. Bacon, KM, ro: and Pearl Adios, n.lerstua oil, flour ilrain, &mix. Para Fruit. and V/101.Weil UM:HALLS, No. 116 Second .1, Let. Wood ,t Pittsburga, Pa, atnnt to 0. Illarkbum Crest-1 W..27s iMpalt Dent, rittabmah. tipringrr /laturts Pittab'e , gartd.. - A1 a. , ..rar t 1)11worch. It ratmentnet a Ct+ ap7ayd Wall a per Warehouse. W, P. MARSD,LLL..t. GO.. MPORTERS AND DEALERS, 87 wood tettraen tan and Diamond alto. atlas saas, janal an •stanaln artaortasaut a slam daranDtina at P. • Da tlanainat fur rinolte. LULL& DLYINCI NOUS! AND OILLIIDERN, Aho wacdaw Ratans In vast varlaty at Oa lowest I, rt.s La wants) dtatra. veld IV 7, if A ItaIIALL • EDW'D T. NEGILAW. GENERAL COMMISSION 2dEttilllANT, Azad Wh 1. I. Dealer In Manufactured Tobacco, Importtd k Domani. (3111.1.11.5. prilarr, alio. 241 Liberty Street, Oppusit4 thell..l a Woad. mLlwif I ll' TAB UYIJ 11, PA. McCUTCKEON CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Produce and Commission' Merthanis. AwD D84L61:0 Pittsburgh Manufactured Aniczea, S.. 219 Librrty +r7.4. rarna of r . Tra BUSS U. PA 11143 BANE 6e ANJEII, tootowor to 41, A..M.1..r. FLOUR, tadiN Atill PRODUCE. Commis!' lion and Forwarding Merchants. No. 124 &obi it., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1.1. I. 1R.1171 nla SPRIGER, _HAKIKAIUGH COMMLSSION MEROUANT, Dealer in Wool, Provisions 8. Produce generally NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, PITTNIKTILGII, PA. nom AlicrELL, LEE & CO, WHOLESALE GktOOERS. Produce & Commission merchants, :PITTSBURGII MANDIACTUILICS, Mani Weed at., bow's. water and Enos at PI2IIMUILOII DAVID 0. EaRBB flour, Produce, Provision and Commission it ft. C AN T, YXff Liberty rem:. corn," ef old. Pittsburgh, 41VES hie attention to the elm of Flour, Cork. Hama. Lard, C 0..,,. Batter. Grain. Driad "' lllitrufr.t .. .t - regrrectfally asUoltad. 1:6:4;#N131:411101 (kw of the firm of King d.ro Moorboad,) COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALERm no METAL AND DLOOMN, No. 76 Water street, below Market, 6,19 vrrrenuaan. ripou. A. A. HARDY, - to yd JODI. a 0.4 110.111181110rAND FORWIRDINII fratOZIANT: Agent of the Illadlion and Indiannpolit HAILBOAD. Corner Vast ts Perri sta., Pittsburgh; Ps jt2)-lyd J B. OA.NFIELD, Into of Warren, Ohio, itt'o:atfi%`="nt rZg i Wttr, d eo= plarl Ash, sat Wort= Prods*. 7. WEIR gm; badmen 8at1ita7141.773 Wood. PI talrargb. UMW Liam 7803WVIZTILMlL. jp . a. a inn Kobbo•itatu• U.l rj:LITTLE & CO. Wholegalo Ordoers, • Prodzur and Ciammlsdan lilsrehaata, and m tn bah.. llsaufactuni. H. 112 Elsoond emit, Mts. bqrst. -.1111 CWAILIIIIOUSE.-LTENRY Nj COLLINS. forwarding and Oorandosdon alarehant,and D a ajar mama MAW, Lak• Ildah and Pnallana antenntyl 25.Wppl exed, ibenr• Water, Pittsburgh any'dl DRUG G ISTS. §..,,. A. FAIINESTOOK A CO., Wholegal° b m igr g f =To d ' lra a:27 "'V P R. L' ll l l a Enda _ _ S. SCHOONNAKER, Mannurttlasa or_ 16 WHITE EAD , REP LEAD ZINC PAINT, LITLIAROL, PUTTY,, AM Wholesale Daaior Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Turpentine, ete. No. 24 WOODSTUEET, 043,4 firratIURGII, P.A. spool T 0032. 77.1M0K1 FLIZING BROTILERS, occassoas To ~ CrDB a CO.) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, NO, 60 WOOD EITDENT,_ J'll - 7111101CAry PA. revelator. of Or. litlanes colsbratid Vonalkork Lie 6104 Jr 6. lOIEN HAFT, Jr., tenaoMaorta Jaa. 71PGuit fora Wholooslo and Balsa Drugglitokull Dosing& u s; OD; Dyestu ff ; to.. smuts Wood snit Sixth etrools. Pittsturgb. irnoirolar &front for Dr. Itoa's. Bledlein; p2l CV P. SCOTT, Wholesalo Dealer in Drool ragas. 011; Vanllshes and Dr . EDON Do. DA y Wort, Pittoburdo omen will read,* yrOropt attoottso. fir Agent tor Dolmas Matt:ft DIM; row 21.-ir - - - - ip t E. szu t ra t S, Wholesale ? Dealer in ItiNAvigratrilli,2Argat", Atvlna+httaaggcaa MUM= ARMIN & 1111117a, " Wholeanio It Mail b =clots, =mar of Lthortf . oaf Bk. ou stairtst AOSEPII FLEMING, Summar to L.Wiloox aOa. aortae Market aired and Diainotul. , -HeeMn g f . and t mom rn =Vernal Ylre La t pertaining to Ida badmen [ mind.= promiptlane earleftgly sormandl at MEM Sk.l7 rinbIOTELY SEED-5 Ws limotny Sped 10 bus do br A. DA MILL A! OD. AMILY DIRECTOftY--Another lot of iyour fresh A. No. 1 Batter. received Lit rrsrarauf. th street. Madre Mown A es. PUSH _BUTTEit-1,000 The positively 1: Froth Bail Butter nteril and farad. at sth 'treat, maxim Itaaon sto ma IL EOM& CtSTIL! 80AP-50 bazesatana;d NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS nom ALIECILT G. ItiCIIAIIII/ST Advtrtfilng and Correspondence Mee, 3C4 IMEADWAT. NEW TORE. HEATH, WIROCIP CO Pndpxgnoa 63 Liberty St., pow Yol MantfactriVere of Petfunery Unds.md In kivatvariaty doltßadayl AY VIIPOILTANT , NATIONAL WORK, 811th Edll.loo owe Urnl7 and Tor see by 4.llDookrellere r.. 1 Araa ltfrraorurs ad °nifty sub+cr(Nkm.) CYCLOPEDIA AMERICAN', LITERATURE I. a, a O. t.PaPtEntot, WITII 25 Portraits, 925 Autographs, and TO View. rf Medea Libreries an Belden.. of Author., ut. elegentAteel any/ravings of James Penal , . mole Ceoper and Benjamin Frenklin. Price. in cloth 37: in halfmoserco. ill MUM tailor matern , ,extre.gl(l. 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EMEIEI W. [lst>. Los...this Isiah tw ewer' , w.O sehrissi Libiwri• It u Wrorthy • plans holswis It. twat works urns •ist •Vagarins. "It 1.. rrwrbinr I..trn:a. srerwshtins tutu LI Ishty..—:.nr.ins dwAsrrs., •. I • •••••. I•nh.L 1h • L. , L, r• •, t.. ak4.(1,11j . II“ • ..Yr 01 . I.lenri 1.,1... 84188. a. - - 71181; " rbL: ll b. l b 7 a• a atrr, J)IO1t FITZ) RR ALL/. 1.18. 18 Atm 81881, tits limb. Al.Bs. for 8818 by 511114,1,88L188•%8S18 )186, i.;•5.1..• r tu• •eav• 1,4 nmt t+ on,' itt41.30 Vero of Postage. Se33lllJullOt Om; to W. I`.l4ilsl33ts co . . none cf OnniarT rfinnnAnn.r. jt. g Us. Ikt.nnl. &the, Llanacact Trona Innertl-ns. attncn Um in itn. ram. In the cnIIMTIaI caravan, nod 'wading it tnikrtnn ropy ortb• II•IT , b Inn Publichcr , . 0111 00 . 10 • ~110nr LTIX . p.O r•curn anal. fren Cr Pentcfn. naliclrentiv n T C&YPbaton'e CUOMO.% L lIAIII IN VIGOFIXTOIL the note ennnalrl• at-U.4.01a, kind ever tninn . • ofkr.l lathe 1.141, It has otnn.l tnot.tor teen ti Irtrs lu thlt MULlirj..llo4 n , rt en. 01 the .many bundrols 'wits. now bate town et • too. ire. 12. to pr.prervind. &riming steel n,antift lac tit Iln . . and It.etan bnn.ll atar fro% San. gltnn. L b. It is IttentlmtblK In Etvrt. ..t. , T - thing tl.• bar nntulren !'tire h 0 tnntt sal ti t - rf re-r-Phalon's _ PAH - Ida:4 L 0 1 . 1 ,13. OP. PLURAL DIACTIVI PR. A 4 Ore Coated° for matelfr • lad tips elan and immalezam.'itod ter , facia( las brwatn..flir ‘'attnirahp hood.. fat, Um tan , gdaltimn,ltreekles. Fim , plea, prwddia burns. lb. A parr and • Karp Pam tat tap Mt • wattiog will give Infitant mlaa. Mum Phaplnz. ip very sinatainami the Pala. It krwrip trio napple pat •n.i unite. and far lodamMations th , pun It will be /wand t, Lea rant r.m0.1). • Prio 00 c.IS sod $1 r.r Daturt ab - Phalon's . . MACHO IIeIII DYE Oae of thil vary brat Natural Dr. In the 'world. Ito -long Ors has proarit it t • bit belt oil OCC/P.I.D , and IYlor a rodetirdii• pro tioa, tolitry cab Natoli be dime to the Ala. It is eardir yOu an obtain a idiot or brown. ithicb all o a r, tb a loot j0d,. 0 to tell It fr[ll3 0111+ • lore Woolf. Polo. II add ft Si Par !rt... Ma4ii and rind i 11. NIA LON. at 107 Brnadvar. nor D. 7 atreat, aad 617 liras - laid. lit. Nicholas Dotal, N. and all Drorglsta and Gooey dories tbroadhout that/61.d Sta oo ode br Dll. OF.O. U. EtEldLit. 140 Wood rt, delta/ deter a P tall A Retired Phylician. WuOSE SANDS OF LIFE hate nearly run cot dim:mood. while to the Nest ocrtaln care cur floomumption, Bronchitis, Omuta Colds, arid general debility. Tabs remedy' wee discovered by Inm Mn his out y claufahtsr—fese sae. up to dio— Wishing to de we much good a( audible, he •dl rood to mach of hie filloo•beloge es request It this recipe, with full ;Dracaena for =salsa apma succeesfully wine It. Be requires each appllreto Inclose him one Clod —threeconts to he Wastrel U rodeos on the creirc• sled the remainder to be applied to Me payment y f LhU &dna UsemenL Address DIL IL JAM N. J. de274llhrtmaW No 19 Grand City, N, DRY GOODS . MITRPITYAI.IOI3 BURCHIPLELD, DF. IN Silks and Lades' Dress Goods generally, CLOAKS, TALMAB & SIIAWLS, EMBROIDERIES AND STAPLE GOODS, - • - - - - - For Family Coo. gonusually es.usive. assortment la all or the above lopart u mpnuiJust ro d and wallas at lowan priers. aa - Northasat reamer lth an d Market mad Zil - . - i.rorr 90. marscaan...o. aco a. A. MASON /c CO., Wholesalo and Retail seta, Molars lu Nancy nod titapt•Dt7 Goods. 1$ 111th Pittsburgh. BANKERS AND BROKERS GEO. E. ARNOLD & CO BANKERS._ &change. Stook and; Bill Biattere. Ic i lllßßinNT and Unourront Monoy Bought • and Sold. tacks bought sad cold on COMErli/.10 0 , Pllpar. Bandit and Mortar.. MY. [...ant, and llaUroad Bonds Farnham. and nonottatad. Dollectlons prmaptly attended to. hold 001 ea Nn. to Fourth rt roe. • _ BANKING HOUR , 01 • .TO HN HOOD: ROOF OLD BEDPOUU CO., gOMK SOMNRBIiT MOUNT PusASANT. WRSTMOILIi'D Of), OONNELINVILLII. VA IrTlt UNIONTOWN IMOWNBVILLI. NEW omit/vs, DRAYER DI., Downs received, Ulocountemado units boo uml collated, Dank Notes sod gil ds bought Stooks, Noun sod other flecurlNes bought uu• eimuniseAn. Ooresmodaws snd collection. rolle Al HOLMES & SON, Dealers 14: Foreign .1.1 • P i n k DoozootJo Mils ol lizobstiOWNirtallootog of to. ooqt.o. Bonk Notes and flpwle, No. 019 Iforkot ntroot, ?Mo. burgh. WrOolleothou lords on all tho ortianlpol on! a tbronihout the UoltedBtatat. Z4:J of 11 n s4,'*A6/5 J. B. D. 'CLARK, SUBSCRIPTION BOOK AGENT, AND DIALER 13 Q 0 HO 0 L AND MISCELLANEOUS Dook. wriodkalc, 13tAtIonary. NlA,azion. eic ,Pta • N0.13161', WAIN TR.161 . . f.26,IDNJ 1127SRUIWZI, PA. F. 0. COOMt A NE, (oncoosoor to S. batt. ler,) Wboleeale and r...t.0 Dealer In &MU. atlod • ery and Paper Llaturtnne, fedora! exert, din door 0. , liarkst moue. AIM :Won P. :V I 4 (.1 ‘, too :et er an. ta ttoos:amasser to Ds•twa a Amur*, N. a Ildulot, & CO., liooksellara and Staticmors, No. 66 Wood etrett, next door to Ur earner et Thnd. cond. P/1. School •od lair bookionturtentty en hand, READ Booteeller and Stationer, IL as , • TIS Itrorth Appolo Buildings. V. ILKIEWATI 411 C. F. KLOPFER & CO. Cabinet and Chair Waieroom. Cl:rano/ fb. end h fittyllt stretts. - 13 AVE constantly on h l an4 a large assort of Farult4r. ofincer stYl e cod dfteriDtiab btabesetured. by thMNAM. w 6 Erna nd to be ot ban sestarbabe Taistsloir. dakclkuly ee PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. Advance Payvaents.—llereafter no nub .slrtlon >tII toi taken fur the Daily or Weekly oi.ette. Palnuint le wads to advance. Whenever Abe Um. is sip ln which the subscription Is pall. the MP* , will be Invariably mapped, utileea the eubecriptlon Ie re lamed by 14 ranee payment. All Iratuient ndverthlinCi. or every J. ouiption, will be required to be pald In ed saTIVe. Tbs only evesptlone will be where special month I < , l Trani I-ntrnets 1167.1 mode. swohdtio vZi-rltteoer.o W3elllf teazels., The 0iL1114,111 circular:no moor irrekly autte offer. to o [murices. Ma • mon roeffluto of cooking their baring. aura 011!eirelli.n. if hntenanoll'ani rev, Itt..rrttarit. Hf>rlb*rn iinir. «t>i la eUadliy lac Tlll4 801300 J 6UCELIt, OR Cul —Tho New Orle,ne Delta pat extract from a letter from T, of M 191.4,4131, to a eager information r elatiTe to the Sorkeho Sucre : The 'Mum) Sager Cane,' eo called (rorg• I.nca titeeharatutn,) the .Sorgho Snore,' of the French, I do •erity believe will prove to be all that is claimed for It. I have studied it closely, eud watched the results of the various e:peri• manta ms.fe, from its first Ictrodootios to That it may possibly 'sap Franco to tide time. plant our engar cane,' I cannot pretend to say; yet tuob a renilt would not be at all earpne• tog. Nor oftt I ere why you should feel alarmed at the prospect; on the contrary, ea you fear 'a deettled short crop of oaue,' not only on your own plantatioa, but generally in, Louisiana, I ah..,01d ray sow all of the seed of this now plant that you can God time or land for„ and test It thoroughly. If Prosidanne has sent us a per fectly hardy annual, exceedingly ?Wein sugar, to take the place of the very uncertain 'cane,' by all menon let ue accept of the hem You hare 'the, land, the hands trained to the work, the buildings nod machinery aoMelent for double the crop you ore likely to make from the cane now In the ground,' why then not try this plan? Yon conoot ince touch by It, es It yields a moat voleablo ortiole of fodder, and tday, and I think must On very greatly by It In the results rf yuur sugar orop. Even if It • proves to be all that its admirers claim for it wherever the maize reaches its highest perfection, the sorghum will os@uredly yield more sugar with you than farther North, besides attalaing a vastly larger growth. There filets, together with your plj of machinery perfectly adapted to the par. pow, end your toorough knowledge of sugars making, must giro your eogar•growere In Lou. isisna a vest advantage over the farmers of the Webt. Many will there and elsewhere make their own eopply of mai*, and perhaps some• thtng more, 18 they DON , do from the maple tree: but I doubt if it be largely carried on, at a tUBIIOBII for many learn. if ever." Mr. George Wilkins Hondall, of the Picayune, writea to hie paper from hto plantation near New Braunfala, MIR?, 11.1 , •"For the last Mx months I hsve/hardty opened a paper. 'bather devoted 11 agriculture, poli ties, relikiou, sporting tdifoire, or what not, without seeing some notice of the Sorghti &tore, or Chinese sugar cane; why have I note perfect right to add my t /pateuce to the general stock of informatioo tn Ithitlo2ll to the cultivation of this now pato. a- plant * or whatever itstuay be termeU! To logo, then: In October, 1655, I purchased in Peritra atcrill paper of the seed do not thtok there wan more than two beeping table-epoonsful of it, or three at the outside. brought it with me to New Orleans, sod on ar riving sent it here to be planted. When I reaebrd this place, ...ally to May last, it elle jest petering above the ground. two rowe of it in a ten sere Geld, whioh apl been devoted in the m3lll to oats, 1 , 111 a little Indian earn, end tour not vows in tier ware ; the latter planted .'{bout the Bth of 41ly the two rotes in the lar—r field had gem up, headed out, and ripen ed, notwithltemtleg the drought and heavy heads terre cut for seed. The oat. meanwhile had come up, the millet wilt hardly above the ground, while that li•dion corn •ae patched and drying up for the want of role Two or three morn :ego afteerearde, on belong at the held from it hitt don by, I sauced that the two rows of kicirgho doer+ , bad entirely disappeared, while f Indian corn en either.vide were still 9i.andieg On eloeo examination'," I ascertained ttist • tot of hogs—hogs ore apt to do each thing—bad broken Into the field, and detoured the Chinese sugar cane root and branch; it wee cot clean to thezrontel by the pokers, not sign or vestige was left, while, as ateeady stated, the stalks of lodise corn on either side were left standing. I was thankful had saved the seed, and thought little more of It. ''dome few days after thl.v—perhaps a fort. night—the roue planted in the garden wore en. ainiced, the hoods of eeeds found to be ripe, and the greater portion cut and brought to the house, leaving the stalks mill statidieg. On cutting down are of the latter, which meet bloc been ten fert blob. I found It to be exceediegly heavy, on t•a.log the cane It teemed to me to be on of naccharme juice as the ordinary eager oa.rf I,ollll9lAtlit. At the same time I bad tau or three imported French merino ebeep to my yard, in great want of green fodder, and en cot tug the cane into email pieces I found that they doctored It with the greeted avidity. At. to this I fed them daily on it for ecmo time, o single stalk furnishing a good bait. I also gave sumo of It ton favorite mare, she eating it seen more greedily than the t beep Some three weeks after the ripe heads of the seed were eat I noticed that new tirade had shot up from the same stalk; and throe new beads bloesomed, end ripened In Seriteuntor, and were out out end brought to the honre. All this time you muet recollect wn were eufferiog kota the unprecedented drouth, and IntMu coin and sweet rOtatOCP, water melons, pumpkins, and the like, had died down to the very ground. I now became more interested in the Borgho Sucre than ever, and although I still fed out daily to the roerinore and mare, left a portion of the 'talks mending. borne new heads were seen shooting out, and theta In turn blossomed and repened as SA did the tint. I kept no account of dates, hat think this third crop of seed front the same ',talk, if I may to call At, was gathered about the first week of October ; It might have been during the sound week of that month. I plaided some of this last need by way of experi ment, it came up rapidly, look ing thrifty, grew until it wee nearly knee-high, nod wee finally out down by front in November. A great number of ehoote or 'miters, which hod eprg up from the stalks first planted, were out d own at the same time; toe Sorgho fluor. can stand any kind of drought, but the first eharp trait kills It to the ground Aud what amount of coed do you think I geihered from the little paw I purchased in Pali, I Neatly, If not quite, Iwo bushels I and had not the hogs broken into the field, I believe I ehould hies had three. It certainly yields in the moot miraculous manner ; beats everything for dry weather. Of its properties for the production of auger' I can say nothing; I only know that It tattles like the common eager cane, and is full of juice about the thntt the fret heads ripen As a green fodder It also beats every thing which grove; horses, sheep end hog" are certainly inordinately fond of It, and so full, are the stalks of mumble ' Flue matter, that they must be both nutritious and fattening. I cannot say what kind of bread or sakes the seeds will efford, nor can I tall what knot of dry fodder the plant will make when out green; three experiment I have yet to try, and now that I have the teed I intend to do It on a grand turtle. I shall plant it In rows or drills, ehall sow it and than cut it at different Wages to try Ito qualities as a dry fodder. Let me repeat over and over again, that it else& a drought better than'any thing we have-does not poem to re quire rain after it is ouoe up. Youre &o. a. W. ToNNAGE ON TRIM PITIVEI3OOII & CONAILIS• VILLE RAILEOAD —Some form week. since we dtreated the attention of the public to the (act, that the Pittsburgh & Connellaville Railroad was doing a good freight businese We are happy to state that the business of the road is still rap idly increasing; Daring the month of February, the number of tons chipped East cod Weet over tee entire length of the road, amounted to 1,.. 680. The number of toes shipped one mile on 'id road, amounted to 47,275, This le but the second month'of the opening of the road, forming a coonexlog with Pitiebntgb, but we esteem It a good beginning; In the freight baldness. Our coal merchants Lase not as yet, (with the ex ception of ono or two) prepared themselves for shipping coal. When the coal wisp shall have boon °rooted at the various banks along the line, that article alone, *ill prove a vast source of freight to the road, for the reason that an un broken chain of coal stretches from ope end of the constructed line to the otherk 4,695 Vase. cogent hare passed over the road during the last month. Almost doubling the number of the previouit month. This is certainly very encour aging to the friends of the road.—Conneilsoins Enterprin. WUAT STA. 3 CUT our?—The Boston Attar earl that the Inaugural Address of President Bu chanan was written on a large roll of blue legal paper, *With was whole on March 3d, but on March' 4th, after the first interview of the President elect with 'the gentlemen be selected far hie Cabinet advisers, exhibited many signs of the use of tanners and the gum•per, and was read in its patched condition. The era. Cures were at the beginning and the end of the roil. The Alpha and Omega of 'the Address. were squatter. sovereignly and nilihustarhig. What was oat oat? Prom the London Mark Um* Express. FAT AHD Gauss —While purchasers occa sionally complain of the extreme fatness of-the clue of domestic animals now raised for the shambles, we neverthelees hear of no surplueage of tallow. The price of animal fat keeps up, and the demand ie more extensive :than ever. The housewife bade she has to pay a large price for the reef for her Christmas pudding; while the cook obtains o remunerative mulattos her kitchen stuff. What the home production of tallow is we can not tell; but in addittition to the fat of the large stook of cattle and sheep slaughtered in the , kingdom, we Import, on the average, about 59 000 tons per annum. Ingenuity is taxed in various ways to augment the supply of animal fat and olle required for commercial purposes. In Paris, whore the re cent imposition of a dog tax canoed the alsughe ter of a large number of the canine race, the bodies have been boiled down for fat, which fotohes nearly one shilling per pound, it being used ID the preparation of kid gloves, espeoially straw-colored ones. It is a pity the pariah dogs of Turkey and India could not bo converted to a similar useful pnrposo. la the 'Argentine Re public maree by thousands are yearly butchered merely far their greeso. The hides are pre served, andthe carcase steamed, to pt. - 0,11100 oil. Gen. Roues, while in authority as President at Buenos Ayres, prohibited the killthg of mares, la order not to decrease the number of horses, which in that country constitute the tight AM of war In the defensive forays against the sur rounding Indian tribes of Patagonia. Horses, however, In tho Pampas are coneted by millions; and until lately we tallovetho city of Monteviedo wee lighted with gas made from mare's grease. In olden times the common tallow candle was in general use; and one of thiindiepensible dtm ties of the farmer's wife is the beeriest of winter, after the ox had been' illed and the tal low hi-4d out, was to make up the year's stock of tallow candles. Oil and gas bre now more generally used, and give a much better light. Still many prefer candles; but these are seldom manufactured now of tallow, nor many even made of wax; but palm ail, cocoanut, and other eolld vegetable oil!, como largely into consump. tion for the manufacture of the hard composite candles, as they are termed ; also for trap, for which tallow heretofore was chiefly in demand. CANE. tiOWINg r, Eeq , reeking °demi A number of politicians, !al of whom were 'leaking offices under government, wore scattered on the tavern porch talklug, when en old toper, named D— Came up to them. Now, said D— who Is a person who is very loquacious when "corned," but exactly, tee opposite when sober. At the preeent time, being "tight," he said if the company hatUno objection he would tell them &story. They told him to "fire away," whereupon he spoke as follows : "A certain king—don't recollect his name— had a Philosopher, upon whose judgment he al waye depended. Now it so happened that one day the king took it Into hia heed to go hnntmg and after summoning his nobles, end reeking all necessary preparations, he summotiod hie phil losopher and asked him if it would rain. The, ,philosopher told him It would not, and he and hie nobles departed. While journeying along, they toot a countryman mounted on a jackass; he ad. shred them to return, 'for,' said he, 'it will core tainty rain.' They smiled contemptuously ripen him, and:passed on. Before they had gone many miles, however, they had reason to regret not Laving taken the matte's advice, as a heavy shower coming up they•were • drenched to the When they hod returned to the palace, the King reprimanded the philosopher etiverely for telling him that it would ho olear when It was not. 'I mete countryman,' acid he, 'and ho. knows great deal more than you, for he told um it would rain, whereas you told too it would not. The King then gave the philetophor hit walk ing paper, and sent for the countryman who made hi. appearance. .r.it me' enid the King, 'how you 4urw it would rsin'. did'nt know Bahl the to-tic, myjneka-. told me.' Awl how, pray, did he tell you the King said in aston ishment. 'By pricking up hie earn, your majes ty.' The King now sent the countryman away; procuring toe j ICIIII3E, he placed him in the of fice the philosopher had filled. 'And here, oh tarred D--, looking very wile, 'here it where the King made his mistake.' 'llow-so inquired the auditors. 'Why ever since that said U-- with a grin on hit phis, 'ev ery jackats wants an office.' Toaeten TOLIIIATION --Correspondents at Con stantinople end Aleppo give a most interesting description a the elate of iblogs relative to re ligious toleration in Turkey. Converts from Islamism ere now suffered to lire among their friends unmolested. The wife and child and motherin law of ono convert have rejoined him, and their re noioo is likely to lead to conversion also Their Turkish neighbors do not think of separating the Mustolman members of the family from the rest. This indicates a great change of public feeling, and dove how the authorities, at present .at lent, view and treat Bach eases, in honorable observance of the late Hall Humayouu, (I, e., a royal constitution.) Another case illustrative of thte improvedepirit, is that of a Turk who HBO in the city with all hie family professing Christianity, (till of late Islamism,) and attending Christian worship at one of. the chapels This man refuses to seek personal protection by removing to a Christian ' quarter—he thinks it new unnecessary. He has a trade and earns his bread, and though often reviled for hie new mows, only replica with meekness and firmness, and has thus far re mained protected by the tolerant spirit of the government sod people. One correspondent adds that they are able to disseminate superior books In the Turkish language witboot fear, 83 there are educated persons sufficient who are disposed to read a well written book on Chris tian subjects. Tun Joliet (I 11.) Democrat .aye sad, but beautiful and touching 801910 was witnessed at the accident of the Da Page Bridge. Oo the morning after the accident, the slow tolling of a boll was heard. On looking to sea whence It came, it was diooovered to proceed from the en- gine, ae It lay submerged in the water. The waves, as they fume! and Barged over the sunken engine, swayed the bell, which alone with the smoke-pies, appeared above water, and 1 , caused it to give a aloe tolling sound. When the engine was raised from the water, the engi neer wail found in a standing poeture, with his stiff, cold, icy hand firmly grasping the throttle valve, as though amid, the thick darkness he had discovered the perilous condition of the train, and has sprung to avert the ruin. Dat it wan too late; the eosin° and train, with its precious freight of life and property, went down, and during the dreary *night, the engine boll and the mad rushing waters rang out a solemn requiem for the dead! iris probable that had not the freight train gone down as it did, the passenger train from Chicago, duo two hours later, sad loaded with sleeping passengers, would itself have taken the fearful plunge." Fall OF SIM WORLD AT HANDI-F-Plith le very much exeited by an astronomical controversy at which ail do not laugh! The two most eminent astronomers, one of France, the other of Ger• many, are arguing whether the world Is to ootoe to an end on the thirteenth of June nevi All the eolentifie world, it appears, bare long been uneasy at the approach of the comet to our earth; and though it is conceded by the diebe liners that thornier! must take place in Juno next, they argue (or. Ans. Benet, the French astronomer, for them,) that, as comets aro but atmospherio affairs, it will not materially effect us. The German, on the contrary, says that it will not merely be the passing of "a gentleman who smokes," hut that its centre is solid Bre, and that the surface of the earth will be turned Into a eea of fiery lava, by his formidable cigar! The milionium, of course, is to turn coca BO don, and Mr. Barnum will barely ,have time to get well of his bilious fever.—Rome Journal. Tits defeat of the Democracy in New:Hancp ehire Buglers badly for the success of Mr. Dir obanan's Administration. In the first Biete to bold an election after his lusuguiatlon, we find him repudiated by a very decided vote, the whole Republican ticket being eleoted, and three members of Coevals, who are adverse to the Administration, returned to the seats they have so ably filled. Thie verdict of New. Hampshire affects Mr. Pierce quite as mush as Mr. Dochan an, and comingtmmedistely upon his retirement must wear to him a "most unquestionable shape." It shows that among the granite hills of New Hampshire, the people still adhere to their love of Liberty and hatred of oppression— and affords ground' for the lope that the power of the Pierces and Georgies—whoea role eo long in her polities, bee departed forover-:eivery falsehood by which they bound the masses being broken and all their deceptions thoronglity,un deretood. RYA FLOUR-50 bblain store and for sate by gall T. LITTLI 00. TOBACCO -30 kegs Gs araokingTotacco; 60 tosacrayellol atom wad for ide by T. LITTI:T, &CO. No. 111 Y.,cod ismt 100 BBLS. FAMILY.' Sharandali and 60 bus. 66116 Clover Beed. somas maniar. . • 1,0 nolo. Goal Nzta6.16666 , 066 and flee Vlovir itc. d for Web, 4611E6 OARDIZIP.m. Ho ¢B>¢t¢ OLLBUTTER-4 bbl Bolt Butter for webs slam B. DALZ ELL & 00. nACON-30e0 Ma. Sbouldgre; woo lb. Mu; 030) 14 MAD, kat ne'd by S. wad flbr sals by 13.. DMZ 61.1. k 00. VOLUME LXX-NUMBER . 175. MUSIC &C. , John %Mellor,: . • N. O. 81 WOOD STREET between Diamond Allay and MmaNd atamd, Dab AVM mown & SONS' (Bdatanyt , LANO. TORT LEON A LIAM LOPS' MODEL MELODEONS mu! 0 AN MARMON' , WM and &Mar In Kuala and MAW:a OoddA Ja= ui Klettn4 Bro., No, 53 FIPTIE ST.;e tai of the Go/de iaIMSZ &NOS. snd Ml= =HART tiI&DILAIDB (Atm /10010N8 and ODU AN 'IIADVONIUMB, Dealers in Marie Ind livedeal Dean, nmts. fed Charlotte Blame; M FaUFAOTIMER and Dealor in Piano sad hiputee of nub end Tunica lustre tunte,_&&le Azad foe the 11.1111108. 1 3 PLANOS. oleo for HALLET. DAYLB & CO.lll BastaaPlastes...ertt&JE__,a vith aCit 117.01•412 AttaaMllllt. IMO - ". ..... AGENCIES. atnmri. AUSTIN 1,661111.T . .Fc CO., Dealers PromisMlT Notes. Bonds, blortodss and sll ties or Blom'. llsolsr• loaned on Meeks at 'short dates, with collateral seenrittsa. NOM 4/C7) DWTS BOUND! AND SOLD. Parsons dsahins lasts can t• svxmonnodated an Moon able;terns amt rultailida can bs larrdslasd with Wood securities at ramtmaratira mien. Also, attend to tits sada 'tenting and toward crawl .Estate, RETOdlea arr warmth street. arose Word. isM - AUSSIN LOOM& Notary mr2 W. P. M'ELROY. Real Estate and latelligenee Agent. S. Clair Strectalmotalk. Ps. 4 TZENDS to Belling and Renting el firms, Douses. lots. cals. As.. Otty %Pumas bought Mug as Ds bid Co tam and isscdstt. Women sae nada for coots. is Boslnass arta) aVisicidisi to sad terms moderate. ' isnaVirly Y rrTirTn•mimiummereispoupp Blakely Richey, EALESTATE. BBOKEdis, corner or enth and EnsithAdd streets, Pittsintegis P. lioness. Lotsjaille. Itsmsoes gm,tought wad sold on eosnadielon. Land Walnuts,BßL, Bonds and notes negotiated. Zepeetal attention glean to anti kiln. Farms and disposing of thy. Tess seas:mettle. sea -Sawa A. CARRIER. & BRO., Agent Penn crlys.uts InmesnesCompspz of Plttsburie.hacgss • • • fourth street. Q9211.11EL L ILILB,SLUILL, Soarotarypiti- Ly ow. inswine. omiumny, 411,117atta stmt. EL GORDON, Secretary Western Insn • mum 0 , 4 03 War gnat. I GARDINER COFITN, AgentforFrankliz' rVA, Incuntre Ckamvann northad comer WaXl A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Ma • aux Ismarame 04m17541. 42 W4tar rant- ATTORNEYS. ROBT• M'RNIGHT Attorney at Law and Solicitor of tbo BANK OF PITTSBURGH d.lB • No, 110. fourth St., Pittnbstret. OSEPIi a. et. A. P. MORRISON, Attor• thd 939 at Lam. 0910, No. 99 Wourth Week lam Woo d. . oolth. MISCELLANEOUS. ALLEN & NEEDLES NO 23 BOOTH. WIIAILVEB,4k 3 EOLITH. We= BT PIIILADELPRIA, Wholesale Dealers in OILS, CANDLES, STARCH., &C. A tan assortment on Matt to ablah the attention 01 &alas t respectf coked• CARD—FAL L.'lS56. Fourth Street Carla Store. VT . D. ALLUM 87 Fourth & Stre MaC et, near Wood. VIE ATTENTION OF PIIECIIASERg is rwitregs p jit..ito our prevent BO*. molested/or Beet =kyr VOlveba, r agllsb TapostrY Betteeeta and ±r.p.h7, Ernie. Crenllle and M.a Brussels. duper. Heil= sad low Extra sad an d 3 VI, . Prated Lugrales. Bast Itmerced Extra lled and lite:lAA. Will smut Btalr ?IT y n tr 011 . 1.1 1 . 2 fang tr z . ‘x .l.i r LeitgrA t v . .. d riz% tmbowed Plana and Table Covers. Cannon and Co.a. Alattlng: Hearth , •oar Mahn Btalrltolc toot. U. and thatch Velvet; Venetian Blind.. with every variele 01 Wlodos Bbnlektlrsen and Buff LW/and. no., Le., all of .bleb erUl be offered for Went vary moderate We. /WV!. arealso prepared to furnish I/Artington'. Bar oskunttur. ..21 JAMES P• TANN4R. No. 56 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Sic:, Ocsayaislng one of the • Largest Stooks to be foand. East or West, adapted to WESTERN SALES. If I S CIISTO3I - E,RS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS generally, are Welted to call and az• am ne, Ware buying. as to ts determined to evil at a 0000 Advance upon Poe.. comparing larvrablb .10* Sarum price.. Accry, Coons Erred and Nailed anon and BROGANS Manufactured bore, and warranted. by Um Case and Doseti.. girooodl Garda, Selected and Packed. Great Bargains! WATCHES & JEWELRY. JOLIN W ROBERTS is now selling o¢ his splendid Moe's. of FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, 11 ', ,.. .131 / 10) Finn Gold Jewelry AND CHOICE FANCY G ; OODBr - AT COS TI r MVPMIM %V AV M BOOTS AND SILOS/3, WILOLLSALE AND RETAIL. su):eicriber respectfully calls see fa, e k his [donde and the public othaahlir, to s. examination es his rstasudve stock of Bootie and Shoal. iasi vv.ived teem the New Ragland Manufacturers. In which will be found oar kind of Ladle., Gents. Min's and Children's hoots,thl tars and Shoes. made oat of the but cuter's!. vrorlonsamblp and of the /stmt. Whoa In order to suit conotry dealers and OK. who Irish to getigood custoci rude wort. he nianntschrres and keeps constantly on hand a couplets !moat of Men's sewed Boots and Brom; %Ye and Youth'. Brogans, Ladles Roots and. Brisklne v ssid Musa Boots, vhich he warrnate. In Waren. to Ws prim tie mad say nothing more. than that he la going to sell se asap as •ny otter: thbllehmentln the city. Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received he solicits further tams. sod front his long earevience iy satis Moines; he fee.. Ames that ha la ahla ,,. a. ire oars/ factlon..„, pvgsr,rlrlvir DELAY NOT, Ye who Consider a fine head of Ilair ATURE'S • GREATEST ORNAMENT, VI bat ere It Is to lets tor BANDEIrd dOLI7 TONI% which restores the health= of the mule , ceases heir to crew on the lad and cheek* auk lendener to wards He Mires maned c pr ac r. l7 } mt L egtzdzi i r . Ai r tvAr=azt=proa aulo • LiOilIV:1:1114 if lki:illi y . 1 .1: most complete assortment of Cook ing, Parlor and treating srovas found In Al. 11:L bm ry. at. the lowed prices, eon:tondo* Bratier.e /Etna Air-Tight. - F Panes Nem Ilreaklin. 1 Top do, AL1.114 VOPIC• .tlerboa* . Vanstar nesting. I °Snag. Parlor do, also Beauty of the West. I Iron MY. Crystal Paled Oooking, I Diamond. Together vith every variety °rankles In the line. gee. den, Iloilo. Ware, Lo. tan at eirm 4/tn. Red Cbfie Pat. Talent street, Allegheny. me.TrAlr dog GAO. W. nommr. JOHN WILKINS. MARBLE °UTTER, No, 58 St. - Clair street, Pittsburgh Pa. TM SUBoORIBER.,• ,addition to his Wholesale Warta, No. 43S LlbertY street. t..ormu .., sue. Warehouse In the centre of 'our ens. vhcre .111 here:nl Monuments. Cleave Stoma; and 111•11 varlets of o...meters Wort. made te order IV J OW L beet wretsnnl known In the trade. [nott!enttl Meyer & Stout, Sculptors, Stucco Workers & Wood Carvers, • ho. 22 Penn a., near Irwin, rIOU[ ES 0l all kinds; also Ornaments in Mara Par 5, Waal au.l!arab% ate. dr &kat bulldlug bath Well. and out Urawbtea artery daaalptlaa and aryla farulabal at the aharteot notice. aD7:l7d PAINTERS. LONG & LANE, ,lIOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. No. ((Ofd oat ,,, r arao T = g . rrkt All orders promptly attended to. *sawn exaqute4 In impftiot rule. EABT-)rd RICHARD BARD, MIMI IN Hides, Leather, Oil AND SHOE FINDINGS, no. 215 Liberty Street, auly prcriunnlau PA, 11 1 / 4 U. ILIOIJM 6001111 WM. 11. HOLKES it BRO. oRR and Boat Packers, and dealers in r. c orner of 31artot and Free,' Exists. rubirg n. P. As% Burn% enders and Fire Irons.. • 1R0N,43111' STOVE WAREHOUSE. No. 134 Woad street. An the esessad bad =hod which iar Into nM the abyss named attlop x. we would W aite the attention of those nesdlon an In oar line wan examinatkm crow stook. wbkh now Steil and amp plate. •We a» 41449111244 CO lOU as low *. the lowest to the dile& . Itaniambet the:Plaoes hos lat Wood sr & ee. T. . CRAIG Besorsor e .1 ilaindoller.. Nasonit Hall Cigar Store. vAIT,LIKNER, .Musl le lad ItataUDalar urearrup) AND DOWD= Cigars, I' °basso it Sant NO. s• mssorno HALT., eatiallass PLTTIIBIIBOu . P. WOOD. ENGRAVING escorted With dui; PAteh IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Ist tbe wet 'Attie th•lerratt Daudet. oAgit MCA. la • ' • • J. B,SETAIOUS.Art mot= 11. • . • antler Ymzet.t. tad •- • . ith ESS. JAMAICA GINO& ' anon town and Om sea by IMMO MOIL CLOVES SEED-250 bus.. in atom and o n g. by mull DAVID anima
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