THE . • bAILY PITTSBUICGH Ewaptomp IN ;17.86. YOBX IatintRTMENTS. ham cwieta- a. CO. Malta NMPI7III itroGOref Baating.) R. 647 and Rana,. AREAREE, WOODWARD; PINCKNEY & CLARK, .I.lB' Flkn Street, N. Y., allivriat and realm in KRILISII, BILEET AND NSIERIOAN Virixidow. Glass. MEM Batrslugsi BRUSHRSI Betablithed 1825. DAVID MeNIIIRRY: Jr., exalikan S.TEAiM - BRUSH • WAREHOUSE, No', 2521 Pearl Street, r •1, • . /YEW YOE.E. aad Cla tA. 0 rt02:111131W BILLIARD TABLIB.! ; K E R' S m eo b s im a i Combination Cushiono, ,WARANTED superior to any , ottiers v • far dissnatei•_ and COMM:WM ts law Qui any others Mad. In tba United Rates. latrlattly laia,and add nail:zap the balL • • 1 Kaaba . a lantranartitttes ln the thistarata or kuta bon able to enntblnVrart - , nOIU0 1 • 101 I L I ATTZ..tor-Ak p allas ofM aoo WOOD. OAK, la,trith Idea andmarals taps or &barrio.: gagga tus °i r ca ? l aiit z e t. Ast taln l oron*. rlLlf lata ZdoxePti.u.' Ostattatut. .all and ma Teurselves. .t toe alanntid • . feel dale Poort—tdo 011 Stand, 90 dna street, Haw 1, DECKER,' • dalidtalitr late Oa= * Deana W. T. JIE L IPF THOS' CO., Fid peelersla e• elothing! • =I BROADWAY; band doer .bon tta Astor llouse roxs. WOULD suggedt to the Trade. that they V v- white viewed #r Eprlas sales with their uml ertehstre stook el the hoerquelitieehr . • tari CLOTIIING. Inisiiiende to - Which td(etwoold snidest, that the Ikon• atf with "Web their wale own to , date& every carmen% bang searked In lengthedat4 breadths, the lame etre breast being varied to chit ddfeasokt onedortione of the ame inensure eboull tDe Ahem a' preforewte over, 0 07 etOthing; abs ears of which are Indeflnltely merited. The andultr orrwaliir nudes patroae rmm that r.t., 11 1. onsurw. VMS 6.40 w.ry wenerellr realised . he a word. Mort attention hi directed In a determinat ion to render oar aceanrostsWatill in arwryreepret to the best enetom yam. !- .• .. y 164:S3mV NEW YORK_ • FEATHER, STEA.D, MATTRESS AND GE.PZAL'EtEDDINO MANUFACTORY - AND WAREHOUSE, 'IF ClialtLES .. , FOGG'4, Co., 448 Year Chatbstrt 1- VW OP& L 43, PliPlretirThi SZITUTIONS, a_gLEYEDAKBOADAi end Fringe Dwelling" laratelzwl Wean nnlSeel we wa wee/. or • • en Lam en n. leentin. sag raga Knee egannfiencued =Ey our Tina Consumption Cured! . c . NOT DECEIVED by 'base Imitation's: H2GEJLCST, CLARK of C.0 , 311=711248 GOD LW warm allsboolabo, and ten year? asperimet :'c a ns for pror CON .d It SUAIYT ION; rob!rlor toil Otani. and tho Golf raloble" . • Artbaro Ws-crest d of rpoyloaioA in tho market santrusteaWith aril alb e 1a... leo mach rare cleat to taten se procure th e U•a a, Wno.. , • Oar 011 ts suds atom, Ora IleArl7 U11.."-N1111113111111.11.1 * Sea saeh teddlo bee est 11ea:.,. OM the ark. be team fel to sat lied marb Cheer, a Cols as tbearande tee aid SaRI other Pilaf Suferier , bualbrs and 11.1 ... 101(1 ut 11/ o .lr no in dertalr, bars bernartatersd go boddi br the Gendad Oid of our atoosTooturo. ' bold by ft. L.minangs. TOOL a co, n, nnuans ,Enpourgb..ond Dfarlarld doberofff. 1 • feb.:l2av ALT _FACTORS{ 10, . Supplied with Bag. of, .all laser, designed egureesly for thee.. nue. at the Corn ohnoge Bag 1.U.nt5f500,17,125 artd 12T Broad eared. leaudiook. fee:dame. n . e t r iQ s ?. lpq LESS BAGS: Y Vt l itd 3 111111.:11a r t=tojs N Y 0,- "Adam, "" .Imported Wines, era:series, &o. I. & W. (11;ERY, 203 - Canal Street, an 719 Broadway, N. rEatattintud 180s.1 larmlen out Daars in Ant FAMILY OROCERMS, QFEtat TO TaF4,IIIIADE. INTELS, Pri. ratoraneller,and ill [rho are diciest\ In their taste, an &Was mime antic. 's ot.s. TBAS.-Drava sad' Blase. soot. - Poo ston . k7nallah Breallsit. Celan a. inizorimi. Dump Yount Bram to; in chests andrlr chests. Se. 00/T415-2dOetta and Bherti. ' Ports. nos-Vo. dm; saris/LI ant high grades. ki =Waal pastaams. demi, .ns. ntaa: • num and lOW.. • ' • BARTON anti u d • Cliaditd-UNCD blest C.h.donrsCatet Una Do .111611sIck„ GIL 2tantat's do_ Llnips° V...reTtirriaraeLg=4 Cr. • math ...whin*, antastas, %Oros a Bitters. ice- SILLS LIQUORS-London IL-orn Stoat. Motes and 11XL-Va-Ensdtt n hq h nds. . BADOIto-Toe Heti. Cures. Ekon°. Da.; dt -01111691L-3111toe,Cael I- rfrod. Victoria. 'Per. AL tort. Palm.= grayer.. Ong , Damn . Duh and...Lamle:La . DLIGAU-Lost, Crashed. • atrarlsol. et. era., 41.-• L .,harraliand hsltbarreis. I - Iladddo , Westshalia and avori • .1)11A-___Alve.$perta and Iftsle 13.0nr Ltattora ars tea ranted 12Z.4111.111..4 and otoar .3.na insortailla. I tsaaltt • Bags! Bags! Bags! rIVIE CORN EXORANGE BAG MANE,- FALITOIII Is an pima to se. Intopt-e4 vial the ora. onery...—le-le. In every else, lam and anal. If yen cant Floor. Iltioliabost or Matt Bap, handsonelr printed. and designed {o ruts four own tune end fancy. Toe'leen be amolommOd•Gal fn earl pertiouler, vls •rrangediant of whim - Base a Ms light use and ocular- £O, An Bead your ord. ato the undrniaorid. L Urea Deg. Ina= mrured .W.1er... 1 7 for Van. ..4 Bermes nee, loon. O•nenorwi. Osanileco.. • Drilla. Duo; eta. Viten not by mall to If. CL&RE. IRS and= Drool eneet. New York, inn meat with ontot l•d:darnT #0 WhIE "&" II a BBRO U UK, IsTATIO It.ttB 114.1 4.5101.114 .17 175 Pearl at,, 711. Y. Irstartans _ 1 Ilaautaaturons offer for Bata at • ioao Cash &vices or 'Alittarract aredl4:7l7 Taristy of /ag ent Books, &agar. yaaatey aralß • Stationary, Wrie...par Lagaral.r. Vus, Clan& wry sod !hipping Receipts lal tan da . Ilastassoda. and Ylato Boots Pans. Paorila, Slo b.. Pea. Ifalraa.Clraaa and .15sassmos Jo &ws to . and all &W. claw many kept Dy.,stta sada . h "Hallaor sad Zak.. _111. 3.. 51AV , assoutod at' kw rata.. Cards, Chadian Bill &s tawdry Mar& sat lan invited to tall fa-undv s ff .girli FL, GRAIN RAGS! iky Nov ina wood taw% Pi na4 at tits CORN EZVHAROE Hele MAIVIIPAGTORY. ftautawr. . and 17/1 Broad stnet..Now York. 'Artificial Flowers rlaziAr Mararialn Hen t. Dram, and onannentr, Oittatai Immo reanted per. :camera and sail• . y tag •eatda oar Smlngastortinent or Artificial awl Plc ale Viaterials. Zepeclal &Montt= b sintodto oat anortnient of AILEILICIaIaILOWgd.. of oar 'ono =lndicator.). which U ir orr auctitivo, and among lirtitof are admirable I acitaacitut Of the touting french dr alaarotlatato oirratocit of Itnatboa. Deakin; are Incited to onatoln• our stoat, -*Alm will to totind to embrace alto cit ant wilds in we. At artiolaatia only : • Enmazasoy. 8011X11 GO» :No 200 lattisdway.Now Yotlti and No 102 Ere flicholtion Patin. D • 2 lANOPORTER—JAM.ES VAN, RIPER, Plan* bisunfsetcrer. , Wonder BUlett. Y= l l. - .atm ttk &Om wad °then • time aseortmentetNrat Clata Attnnettesta el 0, CV arut &tan; Warranted canal to normede too neestrot tone, Terortmanable, and for eland. lag la aims la say aThaate, Trion vary We.. dierobenta 'roman .yeetiona are Inelta to en , estantostlon before tnelnin-.otdan br factor trrontnti7 anerntei_. • • •JAIII. Vein WEB. .427:4;nde • 178•W000ter at.. New York. .GOLD;NIEDAL PIANOS. ••• . : .> Steinway k Sons, .Mainfactararii. 84'Walker 'Street New York. NACNIVEU the MU-Twine „Ant Aim •ed• ale hi Clow+ tttlau with the b.,. man. MF.lll 7 l ll of.Berion,„ Sew York., ..NAftedelphe's and • • Ilan PRIZE AtIIDALW at'ths bretwolltan Fafr • A•OOLD MEDAL, et the Ortetel Neu.. ow' Yor Na umber, 1855. (tains the only Gold Medal elect Tor pianos wlttthe the last er reeru) • • • • 4 tiOLD.4.4,DAL at the Marli and institute; Yetir . • • 3tioo. ' •THSVIR.WE PRIZE MEDAL at the fair, Cum] Pak aes.Now Yore, November, 16b6. Among thej oda. were the ant mnaim.l 'Melva the Omentrr, each se Sf. Blev . (krttethalk., WoUsehaupt td man? Ottotrill. a ..11..Blanot (with and wlttout, the Imo /tame) WK. • ....age or thme year., and • written guarantee Altera.— Flume peeked and anSppett without rave:. Primaod. denklydv ,PATENT*D I PATkINTED 1 'Brother .loziatharea - Pith:Qua Polish. • The.only Patented Furniture Potieh in the World! , 1511017LD 13r, IN . NYZILY FAMILY. I T lies been - adexisted by every 15120 mho has seer used it. to be Ma beetsett ols lof -this kind nes ' t :mewed= this aoollea with select of Osotou or Wootten cloth, sue dries Immellatolr, romoting elan& grown 1.4 dirt, =Wing .Your furniture 'KWh so well se whoa new. Is wilt man the action of hot sad rein 'water. Haws of Ocoutterfaltel riot.. rdthogis sena L. Etntnn On. tW !Abel l'findfst Depot. art -ntOsdnal. New York. JOFIN Intehrie DO, Aget* Wetttel Utility County end City tbsotwbout the u nited Butts. diao;Smos LADLES ' • COTTON re Oeirwiiieratriav rA tt........ sa UA ns I/lb wrr & but for war mO. eme foriDW:I Agents, SOBEST LOOAN & CO., 52 Toy Street New York. it4.l) . f..S=4Eiteff. Buildlog Lots on corner of 0c.t....0 and Dosnlddle stfteta, 2.0 sr 90. io9Padi• Przont'awlatiato mud, for nee an imoy_tarlaxlv —Cala , , . k. B.IIKOZEL • DR. - lIIILLIHEICS PARISIAN TOOTH POITV-Yhts to so extellont ;reparation for dna saistortifolooothb. uo tla. A " W b riTar f!I "ir l s ip IMMO. BACON -41 casts. cold lao Stioul dersmoillrtuling from Jr rimer Bollarer Mr MU br - "QIINDBLES-26 cake: bacon Mcrae, mak ettonlders,. 6 tale Greats "'nth tee* rt roses Berea On steamer Beemmate toaerma far Web y =is - DICKEY It 00 EATIIERS18•Baolos now. landing froto fie steal= (Ws es ican GREASE- ;5 bbloAs . landing from mom -7-wai.r4wlnateilbr ssla — NAI6II =MOM h 00. - USBAND'a CAL.'MAIMESIA-5 g-r o f tut need and for sue .411.331.11i0 PROW TAPAN' VARNISEL--100 galls. in store Its sattfor vastly. W'S ilaMl2 l ll egos- TIN WARE or EVERY VARIETY—A co Itand and made to ardir at of ths ltea Cats PotOiedsrat et au.ara BUSINESS CARDS. GROCERS. BAGALEY, COSI:MATE dr. CO., Wholesale Grocers, Nos. 18 and 20 Wood street, Pittsburgh. Groceries LIAVIYOUTII BUD.. & ItILOWNLBE %WOULD itespeotfully invite the attention V V of the pub lie to Their large aback of Wlnea, Brandlee Ports ,„ Tnite and hunts y exert s% such as Extra BID Co .Poret.ognso Brandy Old Govarnment ava day Holland Old Counter Mark Teel an Pon Wine, gnyd.Lgonog hyaon do s •snary Madan& do, Gunpowder andlnapertal d04C1.11,111t ChaLn•lialfl do, ck""T itba.daesuoh ' Ported German and lavanna ' ol2l , .. The above goods toga Char with moral sweortnacnt o: Ilrooellenotanntmely tow (.:re nab. wholesale or Mall at the Pagoda the dtore. Ournerof the Matnond k Diamond allay, 6EIB li BERGER, GLOCERS 611:1D DEALERS IN BACON, LARD, nOUlt, MEESE. Ottro3ll3, asSouth•West caner flalli And Stoma •treelm. Pzttaborgh. c31:17el .1111:4.4'. 1 1‘ :4: :4i, c. WHOLESALE ROCER, l c g so3A A NO, 273 Liberty Street, ap/d7.1 T 11313011,1341. re. WEI. NITOHRLTRES, Jr., & BRO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, RECTIFYING DISTILLERS, AND WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS, No. 209 Liberty Street. PITTSBURGH. • JONES h COOLEY, -WHOLESALE OIiOOERS BOARi mulats FrIZUSEIBES; Prodded and Tittsburgh Mezdatturta, . No. 141 Water Street, a "'" ,9 l ,r grggicur. Pdb.NA. Lag P. duarostr. Shriver 6 Dilworth, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos, 130 132 Second Street, (lietveark Wood and eualLidd) PITTSBURCW. CLIMBERTSON, Wholeaalo wooer and Ckeziribmilob iderclient.Dealerin Produce sad Mt s. Etausdbaturei Actielte. We Liberty eirest. Pate ma nom- ILOTD—.—wasaix "cora AOLEN FLOYD & 00., ' Wholesale Grooeli andllanzaLidoo Elrelmots, N 0.173 Wood sad ZS Lib. rtnet, PlttOurgh. t• 18 )O ER Wh&ndi ale ro 0 213 d 0L 1 LlDertj r st l VlNT . , haad a Win" • lac% WATT 1c "WILSON, Wholesale Omen _v (S.4II:datIPZI idathanta and Daatersin Produce and rabbarah hianufantoana. No. I= Llbarty it. Picts:arab. 511 Tel OBERT DALZELL &tes, CO. Whbleaslo a.a.Gtmers.oamcaLetion Meler* la Puce asultittaktulgh Manufactures. :chu o. N c6.3 Dea Liberty it... .Pitta. Dumb. 1, A t 1717M - 47637,17Ectra10= 440, Cour4glog Iterehants, and Dmitri In Produce, Ind 63 IPtoat at, Pittsburgh. MANUFACTURING. gift /08 - 81% WHITE% gEa- CABRLIGE REPOSITORY! lOSEPIEc.W.IIITE now °waling on basis -Ms I t lpaciovi premises. (now n ee: yenlarg.) Meg , .eidt and Laymen...MN the Twa 1111. M. olly invites the public to ...pert his stank of OAS MAMAS, AN And be particular. Wants gentimmem yormAna" that one Draw on m le 'Amlr=r- - ..aletrienee ths burins... enables i hAr .r. = Ms patron. the ram. choke collection Which so many years toot It to. Coen M. partlealayaleyartnalmt to aslant from the nylon. sad ne w . 'talented Lat.= alanntsatorts. The enemas et Me new slat= to rOmPlats.the economy of hls arrangements will s=s test and most fashimabla Ilsann.torea at okra Orencten try Mass heavy crprnme, which Me e.nao foe damenting Hons. of WA:m.lr Leaned tn. rake oftloods, Olden to large rents, /earth White will p sell on ready money only.at moon lees than the net• al rat. nnertrol la Lis Sere stannor ...We dia. desk le o.,da-ertfr Pittsburgh Coach Factory. N. L. STEPHRIS. BIfIZLOW @ CO- fm:t air .E. glenOW No. 48 Diamond Alley, near Wood St, P/TTI3LIVIIGII, PA. WOULDfI RESPECTFULLY an•~ to Oscar:l6v ors," o.la.warltr i=rptarlieTin =Gala that I Aare tn. est rnrn.....b. boevat at my tamer pattiatr, AI.BNItT. sad will carry ea taulttal !il.l . l . t•lltar.ellv at tae o.d .N 0.4.6 DIAMOND LLZ.:.r. In chanting the cane of this Lod trelleetsbibb• td orkennatemengf eatebtlebtotta. I bows the yobbo no oebst thall be wantingen my mot to veer. the ear. Met ebemotto en long thlostd hr my pyydrote.org and aloodotes. jeltlyo ' 11. oTLYLIIiIie. Coach sad Carriage Yaetory. 10ILNSON, BROTIIER Zr. CO., corner of it." Belmont.. Babacs street., Mirctiony City. would tertentfulir inborn their friend...est metiers/. 1,117oot" they .re m.ptacturle[ `tl-',2;f074 itt'irqn Alletler 47 s eerie,/ to dura. batty laid telVlty of nal.h. lieestre ugh N. be attended too, the rho/treat smote term Us us SI their work beet Eastern Shan" Poles 04 Whenii•Antr, the; few/ on•fidwat tact all who tutor th,ra with the. pstronase will oe per renn ets to &nal sf their work. Pnroluseti eressei to glee them • mil beton pa. hellos eleewi witlyd JOHN CAMPBELL. ilialr/I=lsl o/ BOOTS AN 110 E gni Of Errry Da, Okra. No. 34 Smithfield Street, cromiird PI • VIBUTIOILEPA, LAIIGMEIDGE & MAXWELL, Brushes, Looking Glasses , Picture Frames A ND DEALERS IN CLOCKS, HOUSE PIMNIB UM GOODS. 5t..1.10 125 %V eed Scree t. "* Zratee r VlVa rgh- ed. to ord., telyd MN IL 1013143-...... TWA. 1 mrst-......natcts I. TOMO T. B. YOUNG & CO., MASTMADTVILLILII 01 FURNITURE & CHAIRS Ot every Description. IraCTORT —.Patent EH, datsta (nite cost Pow, Anew. Waretunisa—lios. SS &40 Smithfield St. &TIZ IN AHBOAT OABFURNITErRE—Wo v. constantly restittheturttz STEAttItiONT MOM TUBA and °LIAM. tad Influo the sttantima of those Int.:vet:lln tartithtus toata. setstallnrt T. B. Y01T1413 t kit; J. & H. 11.13.13,W1G. ROPAI3 c!re tu j WINE Corner =4 its., littsburstA, AVE always on hand a full supply of (WIWI Hat. Bowe. Bed Oorts, Bub sad Crxto Wool, Broom, (Woo sod flu Belo% pope? Whits, • and tared Twine. Oat tArtia.Buolog and Stuoali Linos. am2ltlrMove9 . . • BIDDLE & CO. 80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa., WIIIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES. pea se wrd* eelielt ioted fn the trade, Gal wo=ette Aar per hatraee. Ttexe—fi moutheor 6 Der neat. dleatrunt for cash ea24ird*.rB H. M. WARIirN & CO., mAxtruarvisa. 331) DELLITIII3 WARREN'S IMPROVED FIBS AND WATSE•PROOI Com:smith= Roofs arditoofing Materials. Starol7loE-24 1717 . 118TREET. der2:l7_ DANIEL BENNETT, Manufacturer of FANCY COLORED lIZONBTORE tunic 110ckIngtam and Yellow Wan., an Onte•t the Blannitotory. axon a Waablnaton and marlin atm% BlasitNGLlail, opposite lonttbaran. Pon. m.rlo:d 17. EMUS iIaTCLIMS..--...rocrn e. umnii--iraL. in? EMI . UNION FOUNDRY, Mitchell, Herron & Co. continuo the butriness of the Union zri l i U tc- - ,san , , as the old etaad of PINNOCIL, 51111911. I, d cO., dal Liberty et. They via manufsams u alma. 111 Urge 1424 ottenLl Saamtanent d OdIITINGS, anapridad Cooking i Stoves Ranstesand Bido Ovens, Ornoa aivn o a 870 VA% MANTLE & KITCHEN GRATES, follow Ware, Wagon Boza, Dog Irons, Had irons, Tea Kettles, Clown and Plow Paint:, Mill and hlaohineu Castings g all ala...orally, dad GAO Gad WIT= PIPES of du.. OFT IKON & NAILS OF TILE BEST BRANDS, Shovel., Spades, Picks, &a, 611 of whltb mrlll be sold at maraftoturtatt art a. say 747 Penn Co • n ffiilL, Pittsburgh. P[ ENNEDY, OLUIDS .t CO., Mmufao: 113 L turas of— Pi= • No. 1 Navy 44 fltualnir, OarpOt Chain of all tears and shade. .WWCFOrdr • Sops of ge=ddgixMovs. Battlag, IM•lialoos WI it ths Hardware DU. mum, a ow. Wockl stmt. trill nave Mutation. 'aka, WILLIAMS a' ALLEN. sA DIARKET ST. .9 Y/TTRLA,D • DASI/TrEB ,9, nuisinzu. AND 1101. AD3 CUDNACEA. Tar warming oabile ADA vri , AD , DAtidDm• - • - James Irwin, MANUFACTURER OF QULPRURIC ETlMB;*Sulphuria Acid; CT Ewell Eptrlts or Hann Nite llamas Ana:lmm tif =Li s le: Meta Asidom.. Mt. Icnstm Teat • ovm. WlLLlAirialiNithad et CO., 61 Pain et., below Marbnry Pittsburgh, Pa. rITEA.isi BOILER hiAILS and SMET. lIIONWOIMPIA, kfairdlorarev of Earn Miro Pst, Saw. Lacombe" /quad sad °Order Bailers, Cbthr tarys. Umlauts, rid ped. Ream64_ Col.:Lamm P 4.11 Paw. Saor partOrm Tairla uwe., etc. Juicy Bleakacdtbr Work. Driflas sad 'Viaduct boas, m e as its obcatestpotle. AU ardent (IM distaste rartabur .ttorodad 14411- fiW. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail r=l2flotora sad Dealt, In Cablact Wu*. No. el PITTSBURGH, WEDNES6AY MORNING, MARCH 25, 1857. COMMISSION &C. . , FROM AII.I3 . IKILT G. StlquAlipsore-, A 61. E WAREHOUSE. . Ad vcrtisoig and Corrapondeace Orrice, JAMES GARDI.NE R. ZOO ISEOADWAT. , /,6W WIGS. WHOLESALE DEALER IN. FLOUR, L ProTialoee Prolooe geeerally. !Cr, G Sevn.l2 tetieoesn I.lGertrand Praithfletd. Pittzhcrab. I. Terme e.sh. Trie4.l, vmi 1. G. LIMIT? •46 IDbt J. 8. LIGGETT (ftocepost to EilL & Lwacre,) FLOUR FACTORS, Foraardereilnd Commission Merchariti Ton TRH MIX OP PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, .§.O No.. 69 and 70 Water Guest, P.17.758UR08, l'4, iLEXANDEti GORIPON, Forwarding and Commission Merchant LEAD PIPE & SHEET LEAD ADEN T, • Pig and Bar' Ind and shot, ANKR:CAN ,ND If A.SILLet 111:1(P. ro H. ROBISON 44 co. Wholesale G±ocers, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And-De:alete.ln 111 tilitle or Provisions, Produco and Pittabargh MANUFACTURES, No, 255 Liberty Stroot, Prttsburgo BAHL D.ll.olilbuN. H. KIDDLE , 9ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DIiALIII IN GROCERIES AISID rRODUCE, 27 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Rma To-11. 11.AZILTON. Pittabarzu. BAUALEY. ousatcays M. l'ittoWg. 11147 . 00ustentnente soLicaed and ostl.fseVarr retarn• tura:Mood. PRO:M:9O:O3Iaq WHOLESALE OROCEIi COMMISSION MERCHANT% MP 111.11/t1 Feathors, Fish, Flour, And W Indoor Country Produce, o. 211 Li arty Ft. , MoutA of Gth, PITTBPURtiII. Pe • • 4irLl borol ph - awes tilde On eowignameca.s. ij.t:lyd ALEX. FORSYTH, Oucc"slar ,FOR_SLY7I-1 A. SCOTT. FoßwviNu AND CO3I3IIBSiON IVIEV a 9It,4NT, Wool, .11idoe, Flour, Bacoa, Lard, & Lard Oil AND PRODUCE GEYERA.LLY No. 7i Water SL, Pittsburgh. Pa, GIMINCIV. .3-EA. . flarbsugh PittslestO Well. Wellvills, Ohio. Mlti a 0... - - im - 1=.4; r. D Jones. Cash . rGlt bop Ilk-res. I .entlhe, Phl/a. leech I Co.. ?Dub taut- Darnel, Nesbit I liarret..-ac. Joseph V Elder, Be taus, Pal. Thomas I Greiner, ,no kn.. , Holmes V Connell. dn... D. list... Ohio. IA D /5 al oc-t v co.. relarl - CHAS. B. LEECH, (Late of Motatgemer, d I em-h.l FORWARDING AND COM.IIISSION MERCHANT, AFALER LY Flour, Biala, Bacon, Lard and Butte: ALND ALL fa:YDS 01 PRODE.C.3. _ Next lovr to - the Oki stand, to. 114 Fiat streel b 11ti Bccond sited. 81121 TO Ja.nalaraball. Eaa, rr.thieat farce. D•pah Doak John 2 load a Ca. artcr 6th aria Woua eta rhittpa. 411,a alav atieturer, end litlearga itelrbanta Onaarally Attar, Junta Ca Barnett. Nasal% • Ciar:vtiart, Oa. I. 14 Ha taa *Co. Ciavioaati. er.!!: 1-IUTCHI Nt-it) N. CO.II3IISbIUN .11 RCLI A N tho Halo of Wootorn lt,torro. ChOCUC, Satter, Lard rub. tit 1 , ...71 mo . - 1 71 j a. e l soed. U.•l •oti No. 116 &cora Ff , Set. Wc.od smiavieu, i'ict3burga. O. Btaektnrn, Prerst.C.llleacs .rlaor Haroont, VituNc. Lirrin,r: • Ib, 62u - ivrr S. 1- Falm-A.4.-x G naard Ulla. P. _ Wall Paptr W sou: W. P. MARSLIALL.t . (JO., MPORTERS AND DEALERS. 87 Ism.! beta - atm 4,1 sad lliaryoad alley. .bra WAY , 154 an caterelaw ayauct.ant of story , I•aerlat/..1 ,, 1 Itar,thio 7 , Y YJRWIti tI ALLY. 1/IN/YlO ROOM, elwan :y Crest lovert toSatr7 daalera. yala I% P. flail:All 1.1. EDWI) T. NE.G.aavi. G N Elt Al. C M I SSI 13,C 11 A:; r An.l Dray.- m lazinfartartd Thbecte, Imperird O. 241 Liberty Street. IMMI/M1 ticatTEILEON HOLES ALE GROCERS i'Nduct Fiati Colllllllflio2 gath.lll4+. Dr.4z.rx. Art No :1 '' /.1 t e. r•ef, tome" cf ;,`ITI:df1111011.. PA AIoRANE ANJER, =EM=I FLOUR, GRAIN AI)N PRODUCE. Commission and Forwarding Merchants No. 124 Snead Att5.51,47/1., Pa. ALA SPIRINGEIt.HABB.AvGii, cotiMissioN SIERUIIANT, llneler In Wool, Provisions St Produce generally NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, PITTPUMIttiII, PA. lifffV.M` , `lf# lo fMffnENFlTlO*Prftil ATWZLL, LEE Ec CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Produce & Coiruxdscionlderchante, san DIALIIIII IN 'FITTSBUIWL' JIANUFACTCAtES, Ma Wood It., bassrooe Wodar and Fleet rd ord.!' . PLITSBUILOIL DAVID C. HERBST, Flour, Produce, Provision and Commission MEROCIANT, se r.,1 Arty erre. acne PiitSbUrgh, Q v IVES Ine atteatiun to the awe of Float, 31. 1211.,... natter. oralsDtiod fruit" 80.42, dm- lg. Wh..Coeutienmenta mrpratrilly wasted. sn.s.ly FUMY S. ,1111111, (Into of tho firm of king & Moorhead') COMMISSION MERCHANT, um DzAzin Ii 110 MIN:AL AND moois, No. 76 Water street, below Market, A. A. ILARDY, L4VA CHAN 7: &gent of the Madison and Indianapolis Corner Firm!. Perry sta., Pittsburgh, Po le:J•lyt1 B. CAINTFIEGO, Into of Warren, Ohio, . Cormalwlen uldararardlng Merchant, and WO• Jam Dealer In Witten ßarer.. (Incas, UnttAr. Pot an•v rigid dab, and Western Prodane onaralli. Water • . Ware= Smltbnald and Wood. Plumbnren. MICLII etA 0 of urn; ra. ade Ur= Robin., I.lttla Al Cu.) F LITTLE e. CO., Wholesale Grocers, Produm and Cootoraloolon Metchants,and booboo In .tabula.,. blanufacturae, No- 111 becon.l.:•atm' Pitt. burg)). Aar.ba . .... _ tpIiEESII WICILE - 11 - 0 - IISE --- .-11 — ENR — Y — Iir. %,_) C:OLLL'ifS.Porarardlnrand Uommlmlon llershant..and Dobler In Cheese, Batt..., Lana /IQ and Poodiun usorrally 1 wood meet, Asa.. v, ater, Plllanblan '''',' fo_ni3l DRUGG ISTS A. A. FATINESTOCK 4; , CO., Wholesale istd di r bar ... cornerm CI /71 ," 7.$ 1 4 '1'a ih r tt burg octet J. SCHOONMAREB., KA/MIACTUIIZI 01 WHITE LEAD , LIED LEAD ZINO PAINT, LITIIARGE, PUTTY, • - And WholemleD , aler In • Paints, Oils,' Varnishes, Turpentine, de No. Z 4 WOOD STREET, oeltavd 1117.1111 1 t 0.17, PA. PLIXIOo T•1ICI170 BROTIIIIIO, (PCCOLOIXIT TO 7. [EVA, • 00.) WROLESALE DRUGGISTS, 00. 60 WOOD ST 11. PII72(BURGE,AL Propestor• of DO.ll:DL•me•oel•Ossted Vormlfoo. Ur" Pills. An IVELN lIAPT, Jr.; (emcees...or:a Jas. Wend fi7,) Who Wood and Beall Draggle. and Dealer In 2ta 0/b4 Difftll o . a., corner Wood and Sisal stmts. ,Plttabazah. giritaindar Arrant rot la. IV "MI Idedleina. anll g[OIIN P. SCOTT, Wholorialo Deirdar in MDi Dinoreet Paints; Oils, Varnbama arid Dr. Muffs. N 0.1911 4t, Pittetrargh. All artless will reatiTe prompt attention. *Adept ror Yinhenck's Pr/Imoral Syrup. mar 24-17 R, E. S.FILTYRS, Who!opal° nosier in Drugs, Paints, Dye Emirs, OR., Trealsh.A. de., At. a L. street. Pittsburgh. Goods warranted. Priers . lIRAIIN 6 RESTER, Wholonalo 6 Retail manor of uterty wS 13L Ols Weer; LOSEPII FLEMING, Sucoossor to L. Wiloox oo,coracx 6hrket street and Dlamotul—tileir uatgalll im in,; ; ,.t ,, ... vri „ u=r2 ,.. ruc p io .tohtto. told. buidDnet Phrlalszt prosadvticze ftrefolly co=lAceuade4 at all Du as liSkly IrIIMOTICY SEED-5. MAR Timothy Sped lo do for tee by LIALZMLL & 00. • piLITILY DIRECTORY —Another lot o our fresh A. N. I Dana, received thin morolo• Ft attrattet.aaraglta SUMO Q cO. 11. DIDDLE. -VRESEL BUTTER-1,000 lbs. positively .I„! TrottHall Batter nett and forests 027 Mt W.V. ovpalite SIAM too mrs 11 RIDDLE. VASTILE SOAP-50 bozos jnat EM reed end twig br m.-9 /M nos. NEW YORK ADVF.RTMMENTS YON'S KATHAM24 , has glow tomato thegtat otaaaota for aka halm. Ito i t ,tuke male, nearly 1. 1,000,000 'BOTTLES Per Tear, atteata It! esoAtleo.. tgreat oga•clority otter ail b. tele, s f ate kini. Th e I,stifao errrollr pmn , ,, ,,, .• P. , - , Kothalron To k, by far. the doe. rani CI buret...Me article thOr over um It teeter. the bale. 4ter It bag f len oct..invicnrate.and bearitlf it toll a rich then/ aPPn. noce,•nd by a denahtfol Fume. nobl by ell &Cots thnOtn out the 1/011...1 &O'. Catml Alexion, Cube Ind Sluth Amer: for /keen. per bottle. HEATH, WYNIOOP P.turroal 63 Liberty St., now Yor Mumisotorerg of P.xfiamori of ktwilp.and Zerrtmlon't I , . 1;111110 Al. slAtit! Ifi V/GIOILATCII. i i 1 he r snout :: cuplat. prtlrla of thi kind aver bakra °Mara to the pail.: It beerspod M...tenter te.en. ~ ty ynors loj this country. ratan not one ado, mw Mr lanntan o Illlitki It Mons hare berm &hi MM m to with for preserrinM &mufti ini pantlfrOrtz S . .op Ilex, and trapipe the bard e f. from Can. Arra, to. It In Innitlmables In rhirt. It m etany. thine tbe hair menu's . 'Price BO cents $1 rr bottle. Cer Phalon's L LOT PAPIAN I ON. ON YLOI H IAL IIZAUXiIIp.. A _., ' . Oketuetle. • . :Ur beautify. • Ins tbs Wm sad • , inutiluslett. 800 ter. Nutlet the breath. f. 4 caraug 0001 batell,. fare, No. tan. slllls. l "M'ete'ziM O m ' rink rcAds., burns; At. A rant and toe enre for tire plle/f on• 'molting .111 sir, knemor rale( After ebavlbai It la vary .00tblap to the Ain. It kerbs lb, Itente eon nnt white, end for Intiamraatioar of Ch. likin It rill be munii , ben crrent rernetr. Pet, 6 , 1 pruta alit $ 1 nsr tottle V:Z"Thnion's 11).010 lIAIII DY One Of the nee best alure' DDis thliwatle.. /to long ass has preyed It and dans vegetabis neighs. (1o: co ' b loj t :st " c• d et7oas:77: : d:no Li the aklo. It's. easily applid, •nd yob esit oblalt a black br b.own, which .111 defy the best ;Inds. to tell it /rya. sia• tore !try& Fr iss SI and ta. ISO per buy. Male uo.l eriel 1 y DUALON. at 191 Drosolray, Dry street, and El 7 Droai•sy. ht. Nirtolas Ustel, N. l .. gni ell Druggists and (sac; stres throdshoor the United dtates. dr sale by DU. sIE(.). 11. 'KEISNII. /AO IVo.id ft, ,I•4:talrika a 2, A Retired Physician. .4 dot , !1 , 1 , , ,T . DS OF , LIFE hive i nearly ntail" core tar OotorttroptlotZVlnchlg.Criottb:.%7l:, r Tots muirdy amdireovvre , i by 13:= thud—. dydythber—ltst ,Iten no t to di...— Wit/dog to do *A much /MA AA *OM pe seed to sorb or hi, utllloted ttllotr.b.lllo a teputyt it ibis recipe. with full dirstulatis IbruisSlou uosod sosissaitilly u•ic. It. Us requirriCestbi Itptaltatit to tatlose dira on -tb,sti trots to be istursist rOSAIA• 0* MI rerloo. sod lbs roloolodo , to b....r011ed tte paya3ot yllll, irtrof tlravorat. Addy.. Ult. 11. ieVtllirtmitili :to Orez.l Jrrty City, li, J. DRY GOODS. MURPHY & BURCHFIELD, IltEllI.E17:21 iN Bilks and Ladies' Dress Goods generally, T 6. SLIVWIS, .'.'t!..4/1011)1:iti.E8. AND STAPLE GOODS. ror Family Use. • A.. ax.uroul.lT RC I'ool, All•rr:lte, 10 a., La ary r• I,...rtanaot•pLat 8. , .:.1t1g Isuw. DlT:iortS slot -c.rc.r 4th .%4 Mar Ca. as -F2 AL. VAS.S CO., ,peri.c.p...c. Aff . t.2 . ...10 .4 C.a. A. MASON - & CU., Villacletulo arid Retail 4 ..,:a;!a f3A i:•••• 1111 1,2 JCS .• (i Afi.Noi.,l) & (7Q _ BANKERS Ltcliangt. Stag r.n4 87.1.1 rtroirera. it' EIL.tiT Ara trAcurr , ur. M 41 , 7 i:otlght 111.51,1 t. pq..-I,ll , ocglut •=1 71 Vannt, aud Mortar:, City. .Ivl t I G•o: R 1.41,,,a4... au 1 61,1..11.1.4 c. 017 Ig .rry, r... 1 1-1013SES 0 I.{ 13 T. 1,11 401: , T FL X IACCI 1V1,(`1 , •31:71 , 1i 1' Dleri•ncts Sara Not.. t.c..ent . 110LMES A SON. I)calors is FOITIL:11 r a,17 ; [ t?lts• BOOKSELLERS J B. D. CLARX, :+UIttiCILIPTIoN BOO} AGENT (.1 C II 00 L AND 311SOELLANE0US 173 11zukat:ea. ,•tc, ffiX2N= L , C. CoCilliANE, (uccossor to S. :nad -14 a ter.) Wbclea sod 11.411D.10r In Conte. Pt.a6Gat fry 4...1 PENT AMeso reders.l arnat. 9t6 I.ror N. 6. a arket gests.r.. nes.y..P. I OLIN S. DAVISON, Booktoller c_tld Sur tlanrr... - centre Da•lsco Acum, IMArkol rva. Voarth. rlttabureb., - kOO., Booksellers and Btationers, A 5 55'¢oll‘rset. oeif dArt AA Lb* eGram ACTISIS4. Ar.AOOl .A la• boolumulatitly au biAnd. REAP Bookseller atut Stationor,N'o. AA' . 711 Ponrib At. Aprolo 155511dIALA* C. F. KLOPFER S.: CO Cabinet and Chair Wazeramn. Mrlwo o/ P.nn (mg Winne ALLOSzOVA rd 1 I AYE o c . a o n t , v ta .,, rT . T art hand a largo assort maw:Ow:l3ml thoevog:Z r oOTZtoll ' ato , l bo i fPg boot cam-solo. Toreros d. , ..1tr01r •fl . . • Cata n Hs‘hisr/.1 M. W AR.W/CE, Into of Printing Promo. Warwick. -Attestors A . C., , Us. alms Moults, akin ot sod PstMrst Ilskor. Ryan'. Bulldths. Fifth street. I soutd PM I ' ol . l . la rstrst. oportfully sm , uhre tbst I am pre lims of ell Mod. Pared Sc Maid or pals themtdrtory n ' .% t. ' n . tVMiu7.l4:l.l. k if°ll'.::' g Tf ,"ll ((hafting. Pulley. oroltomPlstlon en . ' , Os .04 Bros . Sc. Foundry. for rfebillell/11 Co. BM. Agrintitural Ma. eastiogo. en moll so msobloary rest. alter' logs ,rom the mastless Mt • me 100 Bteel Tool, of es t i sloe strd nolght. domgoed eoltrolstlY lands. so ton scrommodstlon to my toschthe Loth.. Mop, sm. foe • Imallonothme. of slalelt germ:mem' 'fccldhotl,. 'Mills gore,. I respectfully I , toom. solicit patronage, and enirs.ge r...Pt stools end Mots. t attention to all work marmoted to sty Turning o f •I It I hinds. Sc. It.r...cre—Nlngor, !Leto.. 0 ft., latorshsll A Dr..; D. W. • A. B. 11.11, &am t Wm. Vat...rel. 14.3.; Derr A Morn:Wm. Phtlhar. J. IL /mks, Orloge A W..divorth; 11. Cl. Ityant J.ll.darion. felLenlCro aISCOTT, Dantiet, Four= atreet, . Eve dm" went of Mattel Mm boon roma ,or 411 wo m rk afarr.,«l Hog Product. 500.—B v2 i oc . 0 14E VIt I sToo l t!.., 1 1 0 0 5 0 0 00 tos Per oitle 1,, WMO4 a Off. - 17 4 4 I 11—'60 this No. 3 Largo MaokOreL I ion lOf Lila largo, LO holftloo Idullum. 25 Roe No 3. no half nblalio 9. &lint/INp I. 40 hta f bins N. 60101N:4 No t . 100 kt tLo No 3.0 I. 1000.11 ablalchlt• 11.0. 20 ill. Latta Trent, 25 001. L.L. Ralrnon. 00 bbla No 1 lt, erring. 10 go re and for aso b• sag J. B. CANVIELD UST RECEIVED— ' tfi. 703.000 German Cisme:. Ilthooo Useless MO b.. Thefirtis libtoofoctureil Tobeaccii The lorgeet impartment or (Agars end Tobacco ere, offer rf nthle city Is 00. O:MU for I.lggr i ec,AVlVA . ". 003.tf Corner of Etrulthfield sh and IllaconnA • ROCERIES-50 }Ado N. 0. and P. R. I Sugar, 1 , 0 bbla bitlawirs. 100 bags prima Rio OnEba. 1 0 bf riga .Y R, Ittibssial bas (Nein' Palm t poiln ICO bra 0. and 801=0 Tob'a. 24Cahondlalls:uhl end Star Ob kegao twist OO Dbl.NO Tar. , 10;:0 kegs Nall", amortvl tare. Pot. re i t t y misoN co. mr3 ilkjEW CHEAP PAPER—On bl&nk and itroandol ottixt, , or orates. varl•tv Pflmttarn.for 8. 1 . by =la W. P. 41A0.15114LLt CO. - DATER BANORRS—All•oraeris loft, with 11 Oa far Paper ll~aß•ra wPt b. prompt' , At.odrkt to. mrl6 15'. P. IdAtoliALL 00. Cattle, Sbeep and Bags. ITHE REGULAR sialtKET DAYS FOR ea. • al. of Cattl•. Phtee sot ll.•ge at the Al ozheoe TITITAVVVVrCtIr.C., Tge untie, Thy order of toe isolation. lttrltteete O. . SUOAR--45 hhdo choice now crop, • Ilabt coverage, de•liable elty retail t rade. Nlauding sad fur Ws O. I VD , C. /MUST. rant eve. LlNety arid Ilarld ate, C. HAMS-30 pea plain S. el'ilams LI • "'"'lag lrem "."14 2"" ' M f g (.11 I.llattllTT. f ' , LOVER SEED- 1 3 8 bble nom and for I L ; rale by Earti DAVID O. DEUR. ACON SLIOULDERS -25 kids in store and for rale by mrl4 DAVID O.BERBEiT. VO3B-85 bble, packed in oats, in good lJ cottrtOr HAW= wt, on stestnem li•altos , to ar- ISAIAH DICKEY A 00. FLOUR -40 bble for ego by . ' m , IlmE-100 bbls. for solo by, - mall Ittlna Li COLLIN& DRIED PEACIIES-2 0 bblo. prime dried nal{Naattes, Just raid std "' „I: ""r PEARL& -30 bbbs flret quality Pearl Aeb on ecrasieznaent and ft MIS quality Nue ALELIMINIEKINe. PITTSBURGH°GAZETTE Advance Payinente.—ilereacter no sub -4,lpticr. win be taken for m. Maly or Week.:r Clatrtts, • nleee pnvment Is mode In nlvedsee. Whenever the time le up to whtch the nutscriptlon Ir paid, the paper will be nee:1101v stormed. nolese the rmheerlPtion le re owned by advance penitent. All transient edvernAlnef, of every dseription. Will be reditlrel to be paid in ad mom The only eseestiOns. will be where ePsWel month I 2 , rear t oentrsete • hia.rittob arch W egailg UaZettb.—The extensive circulation otour Neatly I/urns offars to our foulness men munr. d.edrable medium making their hyaline's town fitirr"tieuletion is MY" one adka.rid Boren thousand. teaching einitei every . toorcluant, risnufacturer and atm kestar In fteetun ilinnagirattia. Western Virginia. Euiern and Northern 01"10, and la staially Lnereasinx, Oureepondende of the Ylttetargh Gentle. Ausaimnr, /larch, 16, 1857. • WILLIAM WILEIO9, Seto Chamber, Har ri,ba•g. Pa.—Dear Sir: I reOelvad your brae o' th 'ath rtitimn. athireseed to oar lute firm. Your r,que,,t in cutirely proper, and one with utile eheerrully comply. 17 - inquire "In refercoce to the troscports tlta.f flour, for instaneo, or other articles of met oaadixe, by tho Pennsylvania Railroad Com. auy from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia; and fro , Cincinnati, or othpr points on the Ohio, to the latter city—what is the operation and effects of the rates of freight upon the trade and boat need of those places ? Do tbbse 'rates operate fairly and equally, or t there any advantage given to any one over the other?" Thin is a subject of I vast dmportanoe to the business mon of our twq cities, and worthy the attention of all who are titeresteti in their pros perity and growth. An article appeared la a recent number of the Conimeroial Journal, (Mara RIO copied from the Philadelphia North Americsa, and endorsed by the Journal, advocating the repeal of the Tonnage Tax, in which the stopping of our mill woe referred to as one or the effects of Ito bale fal influence Knowing (thin to bb lacarreet, I could not hooestly maintain enema and permit !J./groat a mis-statement o pass unnoticed; and I aecAdiegly addressed a otter to the editor of the Jontioal, denying lt, and giving the true cease, no far at the action of the Pennsylvania Riilroad had affected our operations, My letter was putt liehed in that paper of the 6th instant, nod carded eub.coqitcnily by mime Of the other city papers. no remarks ofi the Journkl editor no companying my letter, inloppolgtion to its state meets, I did not consideriworthy of notice, as no one could possibly be led astray by them who ar.,u1.1 take the trouble to: examine the questioa. I am glad you have made this Inquiry, as It is eu esuleuee to all of as 410 are suffering direot ly from this crushing poliCy of the railroad cote. ploy that, the whole basiaees will be thoroughly examine!, and, if thrre is a remedy,. that it will he suggested and applied Wo hive erfferodas a firm Greatly in sour busi ness by this unjust and Je t :true:me polio of the root re favoring chippers rteidieg out pf oar State, at our expense. We have applfid from time to time personally and by letter to the of facers ter a reire, of our grimaces, represent ing that we could not possibly continuo to do business at co ruinous disadvantage. Our staple is a hu.ty and a hoary one, acd the item of transportation, of coarse, is a large one in tts nine. Alt our aripipils f,r relict—nor a simple act of j u,!iur, were met by this ieverlasting bug-bear, the To:vane Tax it welithrust into our faces co voiirj occasion, and /wiped with all the The object, ovidenily, bidag to mote it and thou to uS3 us as oat of Lbu I,,ur, employed by ine 0 37.1pStly pro- Oa the Ist of Fetorwixy, 1854, we addressed a eatoronnication to the President of 'the road, set tin: forth the fact that the local rate no Soar, wii,iro rue then one Jailer per barrel, was bear ing heavily upon .oe, as tie millere •::11 whcm we coate in competition in parches log when , In C...7t0t.Y: and Southern Onte and Wee:tont Virginia, were elosibled a Kind their dour to tI. eoalo,ordby the Baltimore cud Ohio t: alre;d st Sri cenio per barrel—which, hum; -redoar epeiratlene, and reduced lir von:. y et aqur we wyntl under a fair com• pettii,n hose , e,t over their road. The Boalmnro ind Ohio atilrovl is !Corr ti,n :art!, 'et it by remembered, and in cone -t..„ finence of Itahrovier grades dcatilree • mono ezprotivo ono to work ! The Pea..ident repaid t do, tirgiotai,lo.l.s. tee of course, the "Pons. • Tat," the "advents p . oitcy of tad State," nod tle nwyt....srity ot “per. sitting the company to nice (or themselves what ie their tree ietere.t: umler the ei,entn f letter an! conclum :I, if cot sntiefscory Anon the Te 11901.1 MUM r.ted we eanW &it'd* thin differcnc, 15 cent. 4.4 we ch.a, Permit me to ram once 'more ti the tnatance &Bade.' to in my letter to 4he dod , onl. nod to glee some figuree in exemplitioation. At the time referred to, (Angola sod September, 1556,) wt,lic purchasing wheat 14 Cincinnati, taricg the only market accessible to as in concept:no, of low water in our rivers, we found.orireele,, ocabad by Cincinnati millers and chippers, sod o:d.ssold by them in oar markets on tile ern board where we consigned our dour. Very soon the °ewe appeare d—a fen flgu•ee with show It. We were required to pay i o i ;ate cu ■L<a from Ciocinnati to nor mill, which was thirty fire cents per hiandrod pounds, ani local rate on oar tiour from the mill to Philikielphia, The ordinary milling Wagtail= is toter sod a half barhela of wheat far a barrel or 41 . bnahola of wheat weigh, 270 pounds 270 poande et 85c per 100 is Drayage to Esetern depot.. Local rf..10 on the barrel of 13 ,nr to Phi!. delphin..... ........ ....... .............. $1.78!, iihowing teat we paid $1.78i for oirrying our Gartel of dour from Cincinnati t, Philadelphia, while the Cincinnati mitl for shipped right poet our door through to Philadelphia for 100 Difference against as and in favor of the Cincinnati miller per barrel. 73i Of course we lout money heavily. We repre sented this to the officers of the company, end pointed to oar mill, lying idle, as a proof that we could not possibly ran it against enoh odds ; Many ntiXIOILS and weary days were epent in applications to the dignitaries of the road, in 'dialog upon them for on opportunity to state our case, and in Importuning them for what we e cold regard in 'soother light than as asimple sot of justice. t We urged the foot th t 1,(1 bad tarnished a large quantity of freight ante road, having fre quently made ea much a SOO to 1000 barrels of flour per daydoine tenths of *doh went to Phil. ndelphia—not to claim on that moot:int any ape. slat privilege, but to entitle as too respectful bearing and a candid consideration of our o4se. AU we asked was, that the Company car ry for to as cheaply as they were doing for other yartier. And now let us ace what proportion of the dollar charged for carrying this barrel of Cincin nati made flour fell to the share of the Pal:awl , Tanis it. it. Company. Some of the items In this calculation ore plu m. I hare no right of Doom to ask the com pany or its agents (or thin Information. It ie . their own business. If lam woos any one who knows may oorreot me. To onoble you to deter mine prcoleely what Taboo to plooe upon my etatemeot, I will warthog those items that I guess at Thu Tonnage Tax, remember, is paid on the Cincinnati flour as well as upon that carried for For our present purpooo we may (maw that Pittsburgh is half way ho.ween Philodelphia and Cincinnati. The throagh pries is ono .............$l.OO The Penn. R. Road's share of this in there• • f,/re, one half, say .50 Deduct_ verde' communion, and drayage and j tet. t i between Eastern,- if Depola, .08 Atd 'it eaves this earn .420 ad, the pilea . the.Peon. R. ft Ca. nets for carry ing a barrel of Cirmleolti dour from hero to Philadelphia. - The rate we'wero compelled to pay RIM Deduct the above And It leaves... 33:. pr. bbl. as tliO difference against us end in favor of our Cincinnati competitor. to other words the company charged as about 78 per cent mono than the favored Cincinnati miller, for perfdrming precisely the same !striae. After repeated and argent eolioltations too obtained a concession. The President wrote to as "regretting that they amid Lethally meet our wishes in regard to the freight on Dour," &0., &0., and snaking o proposition earrounded and protected with enmity provisos and reatrictions, to relieve no from the burthen. . . . The exact extent of the reduction proposed was not very clear to as, and wo called open a aubordliata °Moor of the company who was racra accustomed to the peculiarities of the President's style, and better informed, on Railroad matters, to eaglet ns in unravelling our treasure. It was found to amount to nearly three cents (So) per barrel I = Tbui darging tee only the' fy" oats per barrel (Intend of tEitty.elsree as before) more them they e.iaryed our. Meinnedi cottpd3ora.- Tilts peopoeitlog tosidfested s degree of liber. AZETTE - fo' alityj and a di-••position to foster home interests that 'aurprized me. Nothing in all my previous experience and observation of the policy of the compiusy had appeared to, justify us in expect ing eqoh a result. But we were not satisfied, even with this con cession. The more hopeful among us determin ed to press the matter mill farther. Tho Company wore offering through their Cincinnati agents at that time to carry grain through from that city to Philadelphia at fifty cents per hundred pounds. We 'Asked permission to ship through at that rate, with the privilege of taking the wheat at the Depot into oar mill, manufacturing it info' flour, then to send it to Philadelphia in that shape. This pro position Was thought by moat of those to Whom it was elinwn, to be a reasonable one. Indeed in the North-west it is a very common arrangement between Millers and Railroad Companies. Tho officers of our Peon. R. R. would not even en. tertain this preposition. After Much negotiation It was finally agreed that we should have the privilege of skipping our grain through from Cincinnati to Made' phis, with perm:Aon to take it off at our mill (paying a 4 the time of receiving It one half of the through rate) to grind, but that from this place we miudpay 60 cants per barn/ oh the flour. As 220lpounda is fixed by the State as the average gross weight of a barrel of flour, upon which to Oaloulate the Tonnage Tax, it was laid down as a'rede by the Penn. B. R. Co., that for every 220,pounde of - wheat received by us on their through Bills of Lading from Cincinnati, we should have the privilege of sending a barrel of float over their road to Philadelphia at 60 . • .. Now let us He how the Company carried out this arrangement with as; and bow it looks in figures. In Cho first place, although they agreed with ns through their Cineinnsti agents to entry our wheat through, under tho foregoing arrange ment, at 6'o cents per 100 poundr, they broke their uremia's and inserted 62} cents in the Bills of Lading. ' The agents acknowledged that they were legally booed 'to carry at 60 cents, but bogged off, with the plea that they would be compelled to leen the 2} canto themselves. la the next place, when the wheat arrived at our Western' Depot, full local rate, thirty-flvo cents per hundred petiole, was demanded of as. Thorn it larfor days, wo pleading our Bills of Lading and our- contract with the Company as our authority to take it on paying the half of the through price (26} route per 100 pounds)— they raping to give it up ocd acknowledging only that they were b•Jcci to carry it through In its present conditi•in After a most verati•me delay It was Sanity agreed that 28 cents per 100 ',rands &Ana de con eidered aa thE half of 52} cents (!)—and so we got cur wheat, Ind paid the hill Under this arrangement the charges to no far transportation of mbarrt•l of flour from Cincin nati to PMledelphia, may be stated than : 4} ba. Wheat at 16 80-100 per bu. (270 pounds at 28a. per 100) ' 75i ; Freight on the flour to Phliedelphik, .60 Drayage and toll O4 Showing that we paid, even under this ar• raogement $1,34 for carrying our barrel of floor front Cincinnati to Philadelphia, at the ammo time thst the company mere carrying for oar competitors at sl,oo—giving them a pre mium of .391 e per barrel. iyte dilfercnoe is considerably over the aver age profit wo have male per barrel in menu facturing %Pa can do a Tiring tintinesi if wle get half that net profit Compare now the price wo paid to the Penna. It. R. C. 0., on our flour from here to Pbitadel• phia .00.) With the net price they got (se before shown) for carrying the Cincit,i.ti flour .42 And it leaves Ili the net difference in their profits between our flour and Cloocincou float. They charged us nearly 43 re-r cent mote than our Western neighbors. Let me girt. one instance, out of many, eh - lin-- log that oar unfortunate city suffers ales in freights pasoing Westward from Philadelphia. One cf cur whelp-;le grocers shipped a lot of eugar from Philadelphis to hie house here last September, and pall to the Railroad Cop- . party 60 cents per 100 pounds, freight. Girichimati merchant shipped a tot at plissame time, from Philadelphia, through to Cm.cinnoti 4 immisay as sante price The ricsourgh toter:to - me ore Lcdioc , this out demande-I • reclamation, col succeeded is ob taining it company took off 20 cents per 100 pPanlo•—thus reducmg it to 400. ' • Mate a cluiparison beret too, between this charge of 40 cents, and the portion of the ehsra of the P 0 cents that probably went into the company's trea.ury. 'r.:ugh price from Philadelphia to Cinciecatl 06 sugar per 100 pooadl ..... ...... 600 7114 e One hdf of OM, tAe Penns. R. R. Co', sh4re, (ra bofore ........ Deduct Agents Conesierfon, Drayage and bridge tollt t etween Eastern and Western And it len•es as the net price for the Pea Thus we seu car Railroad Company charge the Pateburgh merchant 40 cents for precisely the name Berries it renders to the Cincinnati merchant for 24 Cents. ; We pay them C 6. per cent, more then they ottaln from our favored Western competitors. I have given you these statements, In obedience to your request, io Illustrate what I have termed the unjust potloy of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Many more could he given, bet these probably will be o.l.teldered oußcient. I hare no desire to do, or to cay anything that saver, of raising a popular cuter". against "great Corporations." Yon nod atheii may decide whether I have aced too harsh a term in characterizing the Compel:l'e policy as unjust, en ono of a Sim which has embarked more than $lOO,OOO, o hard-earned cash in au enterprise that we ra g arded as lrgitionoto in slew of the increasing railroad facilities that were opefiing to oar cit•- ias the groat graln-growing regions of the West, now compelled to look at our new establishment lying worthless. as one of a commnpity which contributed according to its ability to build this road, I claim the privilege of at least eating my grievance. The noble work which we helped to build, Is need, and with seeming malignity, to beat ns to death. Can you believe Sir, that tho Sicckbolders and the Directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad ere ware of the policy of their ofSeent I cannot. They 'hada know it. Tho public ehouid know It. If the policy a approved by the Directors, the pnblio should know that also. I am with great respect Your obellent sem/at 8. B. Baran. BIGITATZ C110113E61, Slaroh 18, 1857 To Mu. 8. 8. BuTall,—Sir:-1 acknowledge the receipt of your letter covering a communi cation of much public. interest in reply to two or three inquiries presented to you, as one of our chime of enterprise and active beams pursuits, In my note of the 27th of last month. Although it is not my good fortune to be one of thoso valuablo men actively engaged in the productions, commerce and trade of a city, and Its vicinity, to Which I am intimately and deeply attached by considerations unnecessary to dwell upon at this moment; still, I hero for 00111.0 thno been impressed with the belief 'that tho Pennsyl vania Railroad Company in the administration of its allalre, has been infliotiog upon onr Western Pennsylvania men of business much in justice by their acts of discrimlbstion and other rules In reference to the impoeition of a tonnage tax upon freight from Pittsburgh to Philadel phia. Any measure of that kind,-or any &noel:alms- tion by the Railroad Company, is peculiarly =Jost to the trade of the city of Pittsburgh —a city inhabited by wportion of the people who emphatically aided In the grant of the charter to that Company—where Ls to be found its weSteen .ternainns—whose Beloct and Common -Commits have, most liberally, granted many val. noble privileges to that powerful alfociatlol:l— finally, a oily where are concentrated a vast amount of the products of labor and trade, and the centre and seat of justico of tho cOunty of Allegheny, from whom taxables in the early hour of need, the Railroad Company received the corporate bubsoript!cn of one :Million of dol lars. 763 pr. bbl 423 Besides thleodtons discrimination, acting di rectly upon our trade and intercourse with the East, and more particularly With the city of Philadelphia with which our intercourse cannot be too intimate, and ehould be entirely untram melled, there are many other acts of the Bail road Compani working injuriously, upon the intereatc of our fellow-citizens, and manifesting, if not a direct hostility, certainly a differtra of tha tennis end accommodations of the businers -and industry which everywhere surrounds as. Whence comes this !slimiest spirit of which 1 complain, I cannot very well say. Their high and prosperous condition, now deolaring a divi dend of eight per Mt, and the vast immunities bestowed upon them by the Commonwealth, may: bewilder and lead them into measures, partial, and oppressive—ra e cearee very apt to bo the consequence of great prosperity. They 0= find no excueliin their pretended eh. Pietist lodemnityor in 0 spirit of revenge,for the ImPosttlin tonnage tax—a tax justly 172. VOLUME ,LXX---NUMBER 183. posed upon . them for state revenue—as a very proper bonus for tho not monopoly jan.l . , priri - loges they enjoy --and, above all, a Peon- relmr hursement to our Commonwealth for the IIMOS; entire overthrow of our public works, and the consequenfloss.of all hope of.profit from 'shoe° costly undertakings- If my recollection of the , history of the early proceedings to obtain the charter be correct, this tonnage duty won very faintly opposed; or, indeed, sheeted t0.....a a am , pie and alluring ware the great powers bestowed upon them, when the extent of their ambition was confined to an amount of profits which Would enable them to make it a six per cent. stock.* It is difficult to meet and correot•the-winding measures of a powerful corporation governed by one dexteroua and plastic hand. Any salutary change, or fairly proposed measure, le.almest sure to be encountered by the cry of "etiolation —an Infringement of chartered rights!" At the present session of the Legislature I have proposed and read a bill in my plane, con taining a proviXion, which, if adopted, might be followed by some convenience and benefit to our active men of business, having daily hate, course with those eettserned in condectlbg the affairs of tho Rsil Road Company. I !sometimes contemplate another movement In refereaciito this highly important toed which, I presume, would be attended by proper and benefieial resulte; because Ito object would be, to prevent the officers end others in the employ ment of the company from engaglig, In Mesta boat and other transportation thrown into their betide, and giving them, by the powerfal patron. age of that company, an unfair and partial ad vantage over all other of our native Dice of bus !Retie. For tho hosts ill which Otis utisicer to your int • is written, I beg you to oiotuto me—and belisto moshat . I co, Sir, Very reept'y your ob`t. Sorel: • Vt'n. 'ffnaints, .The lan the Panne,lestda road doe. not MY thls tonnage Um It suns= I portion alit on the Ohio nil roadet nroportlon to dlstenee. 'MUSIC sic.c. John H. Mellor, O. 81 WOOD STREET, bet Foca Diamond d port], race. Pole Agoat for CLUWIZA Zit.SONir (Boston) PIANO 'POEMS, MAEONA LIAM LIN'S MODEL MELODEONS atul ORO/LNliAla NI Okla, owl desler 112.11.10 and Muelcal Good& la= U. !Heber & Bro., TO. 53 FIFTH ST., Sign of tho Gold° sh 7 ( ~ r14,7/ r UNII3 AACTO AU 9 Ida& NZEDLIEWS GA,aurettosokshrnaa - Ari- EAEMUNIUMS, Dealer. In M. 143 and 7.1n•Le5l maul". fen Charlotte Blaine, ANUFAOTTJRER tind Pealor is-Piano V rortel and hspor*.er of marl and r.Alol Irudro menu. Sole Agent for wad - Into PTAI , IO3, to ttr 11ALLM DA VlB d Honour-I.os, with andirlth <rat Mole. attachment. my 3 118 Wood rt. AGENCIES. Ur,lr.:D. LOOM. tzTLY L 003115 & CO , Malan in omtasorr. Now. Boudß. Mortgazin Becurls Chnks at. &int deli, WAR calleerkl $1.39 NOTE LYD PILAF= BOUGHT AND SOLD: Persons desiring loans can to soconoraceisted on recta •blecterms. and capitalists. cm be e focolsb•d with soul marines •bls. t.rm c . reonnmrstrsenrints. Also, attend to Ms anis r'''''' AugaVitagaT,Lttt Went. a seeAtleTLN 1.00.1118. Notary Pura. I¢r2 W. F. M'ELROY. Real Estate and Intelligence Agent. Na s S. Guar mrre....Pi ctot.ch. ATTENDS to Selling end Renting o , fame, tonna lota media Be., 1.11:t WA:Tants bnoght and role. Men can be had to tarn and garden. Woman aar• rants tor oo,ka..ar. Badness strie!„l attended to and toms neoleredv. Ja.rditerlr V Blakel2 6: Richey, .9.IIEAL ESTATE BROS_EMS, Honer of ,a r akerent.h. an d limit...V.l.i stmt., Pittitetrag Pa. Lama note.. Lets,lllll, Poornace...Arn., bought and sold on eosinaleedon. Leal Warrant...Be* Bondi andante. X.-peotal attention siren to subdiriPret farms W.l dlrDn.lug of On. TV.,..6 A. CARRIER & BRO., Agent Pcnn t il alm irzly . n u t r a t = o ar Comp.: o f 'L a ur a. j om= f.rirly (....ITLICRJEL L . MA R 911E14 ecuatary Citi steel Iratcrar= 001.:4,17. tit M. GORDON, Secretary Western hum. IL . tar.. Co. Wste:nr.st GARDINER, COFFIN, Aga. :fat-Franklin , of 17. 4 awl Zhir..l weeta. 13 A. MADESISA,..S.gcmt fox Dela - warn tan- Vaal banners QCIDDVII. {2 Water street. ATTORNEYS. ROBT• MIK N'l GEI T- Attorney at Law .E‘J solicitor of tho BANK OF PITTSBURGH dolo No, 110, Fourth St., Prttsbursh. osEPH. S. A. P. 31ORRISON, Attar •ceT. at Law, O. No- fourth almat, near Wood . P. ya. 72.1 11ISCELL4NEOUzi. ELLEN & REISDLES RV 3 SOUTH WHALP.VJCP. 35 EOIITH WATER ET PHILADELPIIIA, Wholesale Dealers in OILS, CANDLES, STARCH, ice A hall seecotteeet on tamd to ohieh the etteutleot of deelera le resteetfolle asked. se./hdly CARD-FALL, 1856 Fourth Street Carpet Store. W. D. & H. MoCA.L.LVM 87 Fourth Street, tear Woe,. TUE ATTENTION OF 'Piflt - MASERS is esiwtraur to our pram, t gtuk. selected Int rale. Including Beet Quality Ve:lfeLe. nein and Tapeattr Erneeels and Tapotry, urnlnn Creedlle and Fltn II manacle. Sapec. Mech.= edd Low 131st I=lr r atr i l L t'valled andldamalk.ilall ' actlEtair Cerpetr. Vicar on CI , from %do 25 feet wide. parlous gualitiee and pang Table Cid Cloths, Vrenrh Printed and lemboved Piano and Table Covers, Canton and Crews !Setting; hearth hour, , our Mang italr Rode.; List. hag and Dutch Carpets, Venetian Bits deorlth every variety of . Witedner abeam., Ore. and Bulf holland. des.. of .blab will be offered for pallet eery moderate ratog rygrWe are prepared to Pantinn ILarrlngtoucle Car Dot Llnlng. sera JAMES P. TANNER, No. 56 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, • WHOLESALE DEALER, Lti Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, &e., Oomyriztog one of the Largost Stooks to bo found East or Woat, !impressly adAytel to WESTERN SALES fIS CUSTOMERS AND COUNTRY fizncusisrrs getter,ll7, ere to and ex. heave baring. we he is datettolaod. to roll at s &sal! .41mace axle Quo, cornpoudaa sevarable with )astern Adam thane Sewed and :lilted SOOTS Lad USOCIA.SB Manatectared hems, Lad warm:Md. b 7 the cam wad . Dom,. alirGooam Clardolly Selected Lad Pao ed. Great Bargains! WATCHES & JEWELRY. JJOHN y ROBERTS is now . 'antis spllndid wok or FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, 7, :* Fine Gold Jewelry .-; • - AND CHOICE FANCY[ GOODS, AT cos TI To those parehaeling for each. Watcher. Cllreka ""Ii Jewelry repaired In tne best =inner. mambo . r, the plaoe. ltlalarket atm% sala DELAY NOT, Yo who Consider a fine head of hair ATLTRE'S GREATEST ORNAMENT. LI but is a t Ai lxtt a ia... 7so.ig.i. which reebotte the healthy coutlltlon of the W a tt o to hart to crow on tbe gni cheeks any Watteau lo• wattle canna b..ettlao thin. Olir Far Ram at Ute prhodpal drcurodebt sod be the ma ortabat hIXTLI htlLEZT. • taro doors below ealtheeltL • mule PAINTERS. LONG & LANE, ROUSE AND :7.10N PAINTERS. NO. 77 (O'4 Alt apt: , /halting) Timm arsursz tr.eurmen Hood.d Al•rket IfUeet.) All orders priSpptly attended to. CNslina• sucnted In • ..Swerior stet. 1nb27.176 EICIIAND BAND. DEAIEN IN tides; Leather, Oi JAND • SIIGN FINDINGS, - N 0.216 Liberty Street, ea.dly PITINIBURNII PA. TY. 6.1302X111, • /AM zoLIN.S WILL 8.-HOLMES it 'BRO. .101111 ORR. and Beef Packers, and dealnie in Prortelcal. corner of If crest and ProaV•streees. Pittaborgh. Pa. . • • Masonic Hall Cigar Store; F. z'A.UMKNER, Wbol to and Retail Dealer la lIIPOD.Tfi.) ADD DOMESTIC Cigars, Tobacco 4 Snuff, NO. —IIASONTO 11411. a. YrrOultiaou. PE 'L. : STOVES! STOVES!! lIE most complete . assortment . of Coot- R6leTinge, Parler 11...1km Prrcetess.w faun.% In 11. saynsted lty.at Or, lova/ via:, nonpr/Ang 11:/417e. elet Attu alrllitht. I r..Z1,,5.• l'n e,, ll° ` • Annan, Tot , Trn;43. I I ,, ...arten . Parlor, Equator thanting, Cottsze 40. tihh • Bihkair at thy. w.t, Irvin Clty, Ca7atal Baolribs. I Damara • Tooth.. with every varuny of eremites In tha him • r..• d e n, Warty .(Wl at Aga Yfw Ref Mr. fat. 144eral tante. lalsitbwhr• <hp GSA IC RUBLE;
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