THE bAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. ESTABLISHED IN 1786. 111 W. YOBB ADVIItTIII Preen VOlrellEit„ . OWEN lk CO, Giantiai Nivanna Pazanqvga IM MO. (A PVI•tOU'S Banding.) N 0.8411 and 4119oninan Alma THROUGH IN SIX MINUTES! ROBT. HIITOHI.NSON. dustrits COMMISSION MERCHANT tnt Cream Freezer. ER the sale of Western Reserve Cheese, Buties, L ..Lard,asoon, Fish. Pot and Pearl Ashes, ctraordinary and &Eton- i PRODPC 01INERALLY. wym , near, tint; Mods. Dried Fruit , and presenk•nt in 01.1101 FrINZ ar In IsLEPTrit.br • el.. 8 Smithfield Street dotard application of sell known i ap:l .pd c mol brodatlng t• thl child • desiof ten rears rable abd It without dttliculty. IMLVER MEDALS by the Maryland Institute...pc] Deproren rf th • Metropolitan Institute, attest the earerlor. ' IPPailitio ores all otters. - -tear and core etnoing proof of Unroof thls Freezer, the under. THOUSANDS data. that THOUSANDS patent eras Paned. demand for thla ;startler ulnae • OW dealers to forward ' ' mi lerra% delay. Mall t with prompt attention. inioseof the Fleeter. fat nantini • Pinata on. 211101 or num: z.recteerte it Three Qaerte. sa so. nsutv. at! nix Qa.t., II: Nine Q=1441114 Fourteen eaarto. I.r..aty Quert• all. diTII. J. •fO. IBERIAN. Ednedw.T;Al •senre for Patentee. Cream Actually Frozen in Three and a Half Minutes 11 I "MA S S E R'S" r i . P TENT FIVEWINUTE FREEZERS EITS, TO TILIII TWIT I T tibility'd Masser's Freezers to freeze in nye minutes irm twir peomel on een. d•T. ~ lath day of Illareb...st. the Parnlshina Ware. rooms of B. ;, , , , in, t l wk alth. No. 634 6 1irominar. blare . large autlisnoe as to heat • trim from Prof. flum• on L mailed re riftenants. • U,..m was .meal., freme in 8X minuted by the Irma. .. mom B quarto. 11,38 <marts. 0 1.1 4.lFi±. 1 1 It Gamts, 5 W 5 AMt= dlaeoti•t. to 0 trade. 'VI L P. TODAY. Maaureotorerr. No. 0 Pl6tt stn.,. N. Y. Ordsrs far the .bore tmoeoptly caveats& Aloo, Wboao sal agent for "Arthur'." celebrated 13.1 f tlealloa OW, and Jars. ardtk3aa r PAINTS, BRUSHES, ike. WOODWARD, PINCKNEY & CLARK, 118 rolton Street, N. Y., isUvrtert and realm in ENGLISH, SHEET AND AMERICAN Window Glass mrl7.lmgly BRUSHES! BRUBHRBI Established 1825. DAVID MoMURRY, Jr, AMMO/a STEAM BRUSH WAREHOUSE, No. 2.52 Pearl Stroot, NZVe YOA Pries list of Shorties root It re : masa. ord.,. reepeet WI, solicited. and on.msetir.attooded to. in:tamer Imported Wines, Groceries, ac. I. & W. LEERY, 203 Caaal Street, sad 719 Broadest/a Pi. T. • fratahllstoul 18011 haporters and Dealer n Ford Quality FAMILY GROCERIES, QFFER TO THE TRADE. MOTELS, Pri dmr..llm. t o nes, wad all who are & l ease in their tarts. TIAN -Green a nrno nd Want, ' goad. PoLlaport, Ewald' Breakfast, tloion Laperlal. Upon. Gunpowder, Young Ilrson. An. In chests and halt chests, to. 001realt—Mostas and Java, WlNES—Madeira. /Mentes, Porte, Hocks, Id ray old ata kWh graded. In endellal Parkagea.darmlaraina mad. num. and bottler, 0111700 and OCKSTIERTI CLASSES. CHAMPAGNE& Moot WOhandort•soabllmp'l Ver.nar. • Do Held...lrk.° H. Manual.. do do do. LlQCOBlt—drandlee, loom.. Whisker, 010, Arimek, db• slnthe u lll r rsoh, to. ko., In orludgeliv urea .be, Co rtin.iQuo-=.01.,-.1a.-17,17t..14t0an4 ' and ' to. Beta Alva CIO varkatr ofeholos brands. PlCHLEd—Enalleb and wsuoia—For Web= Unat, td. Olt dADlS—Stfiton. • Victuals. Prin. Al. Paurodeld, )t 11; banal& and h a elf nem% Hanle—Westphlia stattAnUtim: OILY.— Alma/per= and Whale: eldl-CharLUdnare are warranted unadoßerated and of out own ha wortatent. SAW • • . fiIIANO,FORTES--4/UILES VAN RIPER, I Plano Ifewursestarer.l7BWerster. Street. New York, o dere to dealers mut cabers a One saeortnient at /tree Dose etatrawratr 4/6. Sell and I Octave. Warranted equal to lay made for beanty of took workwanable. and tbr Wead . • Ins lo tone In enr earlobe. Edo. VW, low. lderebente loom all beano. are Invite& to an erawnsetlon before bating. Orders br ietter prittnpUr executed, , JAS. VA N 11.1P611. MI Waster .L, Net York- GOLD MEDAL PIANOS. Steinway & Sonia Manufacturers, Nim p r i B4 Walker Street Raw York. Dut .IVED the following Pant Fria. •rd. Ms to Competition with the beet makers of Boston. New rerk. Phatutelphio mad Buttiners I TWO FIRST PRIFI MEDULa at the Metropolitan Yale Weehingtam,atercia, 1151515. A GOLD SIRDAL, et. the Crletel name-Nee Y.rk. No vember. MS. (being the only Gold Medal given for piano* within the teat .1e teem) A (lOW MEDAL at the Maryland Institute. Baltimore, IBS& TUE /THAT PRIIM PLKDAL at the Fair. crystal Pal. mi. New Port, November, Übe. Among theindees were the first mueleal Talent of the °gantry, each m M. kis- WM. W0311•131.11Dt moor other.. bl. 8. Pianos. (with and without the iron Prem.) ) ere war. rented for three years, and a written gliall6Cl4l slam— Pienee paoked and Mapped without ohmse. TM.. .W. deride, de29:l very Bnckland'a Hotel, No. 410, 412, 414, It 410 Broadway. tlorner of Broadway - and Canal Street, • • NZ W YORK. Tri" pdfnalar llotel hae now been open tinder Ite nen management one Teat; and the pro. Mmtor hag Um Met Inseam grr brilmlng that Ids eves none to pl ass are apmeetated by the gravelling nnblln. Crisags pet day gig teryTrlni OEO BlatirLAND Those Awful and Terrific Accidents! D.Hy Deepening from the reruns headline of Camp/4m end Lerresteg P/Md, essaf, goer be stopped Pp the nee of PRATTE PATENT SAFETY LAIIP AND PEE. RE. Tmo La • r mete air woe from overturning. while lighted 11:Ing It. •hile lighted. ...::.frolp tett/awing while lighted. . any knows arum —....-.- ...... -whoa Adteg. lithe Bold taken?. -by the wlek (It too math) drop plow laid* while lighted. 1/us Lamp ir Ne ChtsPal. /AA sad Strut trey Bard a the 11111*. With Lawr sod Fan moat. Fangs In conjunction, the oat. witei testxtowis may he esrleuly need with no greater danger then lipo. or Lard oa. Retail prime for Lamy.. to. dni nod 76 ante. Wholesale and retell by J. A C. atlitifillllsl. No. on /treat say. New Pork. llmde LADIES' COTTON towns so lb. vrry but for rolatir ruo, and so* far (bWINU MACIaIfIS3. Agorae, ROBERT LORAN A CO., . 51 Doy Street, New York. Oollegiate and Commercial Institute, NEW HAVEN, CONN Thle Institution hu boot In guested& operation dr ten pore. It IN designed to meat the rents of thoee Pao. to WWI toucan. for welt tone ell the miventa• ase Mr =meal ad acation that tan to any where furnished. without kenos that attention to health. and that patens tot me and government which the lamas require., This MEN T AL AL IagININO larded,* • thorough o ItatheamtleeL ena mai.° t itaution. that noteato a complete pnetearateon anr Dogmas that dose not regal. the teen-aruea of toe Low, Medial or Theo. lodes* notoons.• mane et elamiest Iltadlso, minute. tbetesugh and .O h 1.01 Le May be dedreo;• mutat of Wieder& Langaegea, ands souse teachers; llletorre etld gleam/ and Politteel now eIOIII.L IDLICATIO:1 le weaned by the personal lagoon* of the madlteme. h 7 • rarlidon of It ...hoed Into [amides WI MOderate rim, of whim the VlnePrhodpal are the hellitibr sitaduatel. disciplinary measures, by . regular mores. of Iltadf of Um 10140.0! Moral Mom and a of the eshltmeeerd Netang and Item.atai heehaw, TIM PUTPLIAL ighliflNU coinage of a pnocribed corrisgbfesarmse In a large emd sell rotaleh•d am. allder 'the dlnetion of an acenrositshed ermonen and o( each eat amount of military drilling. ander PIA masa- Isattoa It ILO 1.1.0 r 7 corm with POODetent (Awe nod leatepeiore. 'Olt snare boilly rigor. beam of coo, mend sod °toolbar*, soda glad and degree of knowls edge which mar be esnottlal to the fall embargo 01 the &Were • clthon. Oats I. aim taken to moorage ahlomotae spat, Lothian and matt= nod ollottunitlee am farahhed for .eessiwast pedestrian *gemstone Into the co litudente are admitted at up tiro , of the 70er. Cztalointes with fell Information mill to forolehtd on applleeton to the PrthrlOel ctr7l243tom, L. GEORGE W. .STAKE, IMPORTED. AND DEALER IN k F. GI A)1 SAND TODAOOO AT 81. Beaver Street, New York HAVANA. DOMESTIC. .END- GERMAN SEGA RI. 2.112.12.1 n 1857...81*1NG STOCK. 1857' 1114116114 OIL cLOTHI, 11117110, AT TIM -6 4 Tourth Street Carpet Store. Nka:). &H. MCOALLUM 11 - 74111E0TF17 sLY thenttentiort of la, Buis fawn =Bosom and BA Doblio ianenlb to tfielu omega rtock Jost Selootel for Spring Sales, BotbowaoS the very L,U,. 814 W or /brags awl nolo. Nowof Aden, awaiting to buter VOW. and Brorols Tapia:or as d ammo teas Also, Brands. Barash 8.011011 owl Plato Mon Usurete. Oil .Cloths from 2 to 24 feet wide, Ruse, 31 .1A0autou sad Coma Mentos. List. sod O Urn soC B :019ote. Mambolleuttleo Bawls. PotoOK, BUS tt nles . 01.11 emus %Amore to thew 'mode to all wbe owl ba degrees of lwaLua or plocOaolour. sod.. are Oetwattoed to *Ow holuanowateteaarvb o v i t b a pa l . t a.* al stand.Bo. loortb Wog, rase 18(.1, - oral W. D. s B. MoOLLIALM. • • - usi REQNIVED—. • • • Ql ite.oo6lliivse• 200 Itsav6etarei Totreers in, unmet nawartaint of Outs sad - ammo are 01561 h rd ntAU city urwep, 16 .43 1 6notift on a Y i at. m s.tr Cammer of Smithfield .t. and Dift1100.1,1.114 ACON-- l IP le in 1. 13 IIL 6 a. Bigel. In Moro .p fnre6l6%7 IFIAVIEe PAIN KILLIW—LO ' j us t ay mixed and Ibi isla F a BROS. BUSINESS CARDS. COMMISSION &C. CHAS. B. LEECH, FORWARDING AND COMMI S SION MERCHANT, Flour, Grain, B ac on.n Lard and Butter, AND ALL KINDS Of PRODGCA No. 8 Smithfield Street, apa: Between PIM Lod Water. EAGLE WAREHOUSE. JAMES GARDINER. WHOLESALE DEALER IN FLOUR, v Provision. and Produce gen.rallr. No. 6 learruch street. betrromo Liberty and Eiraithileld. Pitunaran. Pa. Turns oudt. mrLly J. 8. LIGGETT & CO.. Oilsoomors to Btu. a Lamm) FLOUR FACT ORS, Forwden end Commission Merchants 565 ilia SAL. or PRODUCE, P• 11.0 VISIONS, A.C. Nos. 69 and 70 Water Street, PITTSBURGH, PA, fte2.l:l7a ALEIVIDEE GORDON, Forwarding and COMMiIIIIOII Xerohant, LEAD PIPES SHEET LEAD AGENT, Dealer ID Pig and Bar Lead and Shot, AJURICLIV AND lIABILLA HEMP, 1.24;d6m. ROBERT DALZELL tr: WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commiseion and Yormardlng Ihrehantaand DmPren In Pro duns 9/51.14berty• Plttabnrith Pa. m 2 H. 1t I. D D LE, OENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, •ND DIALER IN GROCERJ-lIS AND raw:mos. 27 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Hama no—E. 1111AZILSON, PlDabarau. B•GALLEY, 008UHAVI a W., Matt& Coaalansanata nolletted and utltfactorr Marna aarantsecL dodeardayt a. ALOBISOR a CO WHOLESALE; ;,GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And NsLon In .11 kind, or Provisions, Produce and Pittsburgh MANUFACTURES, No. 255 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh. Ii.OBISON, BAB:IL B. 11.011114/N. J RO&RBT H. BIB°. IVIIOLESALE GROCER, COJLIII.SSION MERCHAirr. .1D .41.1[11 11 Feathers, Nish, Flour. And an kinds of Countr, Pounce, Ao. 211 Liberty MoutA of Bth, PITTBBUROII. PA. mar Liber•ladvanosi mods on estudimmants. I Jakl rd ALEX. FORSYTH, lßuoceelor to) EORSXTH . SCOTT. FORWARDLNL* AND' 00aMISSION MEW2L-1.4.NT. Wool, ]lidos , Floar,-Baaoa. Lard, & Lard Oil AND PRODUCE GENERALLY No. 7f Water St., Pittabargb. Pa. TILTS, P. J O etr9n. POPP. Wall Paper Warehouse. W. P. MARSDALLL UO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS, 87 Wood en. between ith and Dlamond alley, arbor. may tsar loa &mud ma estaturlmamortment of eVarY VS D.elsors for PAELLA/BA. • RAMA. DLN/NG ROOMS, • AND (MAMM Ahw A Irlodon stades In great variety at the lowan 'trims to country dealers. sale WP. M.altallALL g DLL EDW'D T. XEGRAW. GENERAL COMMISSION MAMA:CT, And Wholesale Dealer It Kaaufaciared Tobacco, imparted & Domeslie, MAIM BNII/F, ACL. no. 241 Liberty Street. m:ank the h ` .°° ` W ii d kr o 808. I'4. lIPOIITOPPOS. WM. MoCUTCHEOB & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Produce and Gommic►ion Merchunlx. AND DEALEIIS Lee Pittsburgh Manufactured Artietes, No. 219 Liberty tired, corner of /min nay, PI7TNBUae Li. PA MoBANII at ANJER, fattoceson to A. A A. ntenanad DAALERS FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. 124 &wad at., Pattsburpt, Pa. Jan I..b&A/yJ ALA SPRI COMMI lON MER NOER HARCBHANT,AUGH, SS Dealer in Wool, Provisions & Produce generally NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBVIWH, PA. ATWELL, LEE & WHOLESALE GROCERS, Produce & Commission iferchante, 'PITTSBURGH MALIVUIAcruass, No. N Wood a., between Water sad From In bpl3 PITTSBUROLL DAVID C. HERBST, Tlour, Produce, Pro . vicion and e.ommiasion MERCHANT, No 3.37 Lacrty tend emu, qf Hand, Piasburgb, I.IVEs hie attention to the ewe of Flour, I,fi Cork. lElsany Lanzl. Mom, IlattAr..Oraln. Dried /ialj Elib=a c iatec'respecttally sontleited. ea 17 KENNY S. KING, (late of the firm of king it Moorhead,) . 4 COMMISSION MERCITANT, DitidiEt CM PIG :BULL JaVD BLOOMS, No. 76 Water street, below Market, solo PITTSBURGH. PRNNA. ABoteassor co Haply. Jons et,„l 00.11.1133101 V AND FORWAIDINU ICLECHAR7: Agent of the Madison aid Indianapolis ILAILBOAD. Comer First & Ferry eta., Pittsburgh, Pa. ^gird iNkiv4:ww.i:4loo):4:l No. 23 &MTH WHARVES.* 33 BOOR WATER eV PHILADELPHIA, Wholesale Dealers in OILS. CANDLES STARCH, .1.0 • fallaaeortroont oo hand to whilst) the atteotion 01 dealers L. re.peetfally askad. to•O•IT I B. OA liana:, late of Warren, Ohio, em • ClownMalan sad /orwardln Merchant, and Whole. trolo Wostarn Ram,. Ci r. butter. Pot and Pearl Ash. and Wotan nodose y. Water atm; between Ilmttbtled and Wood. PI burnt,. SWIM urns, ... urns, JIL. (La of Arak - Stobtwo, Little it W.) LITTLE th CO. Wholesale Grooers, L iZtoos sad Comuiddoo Morehooto, sad D..M,. himeneturoo, No. 1.1.2 Boxed street, Pitt,. Nakrigi CHEESE WAREIIOUSE.-HENRY IL OLLl3B.lParwardbas and ROAD blerahabt,aza& Disalar ba Maar. Bataan I. Flab m wad Prodaae monsran7l 116.W00tl stmt. Jaen Water. Pltbabarial DRIT GISTS A. FAINESTO . CK I CO., Wholesa f le := . atr= r r h = d ig i v . d .ngoLatltm J. SCHOONJEAKER, „ . WHITE LEAP_ t . RED I ' EAD ZINO PAINT, LIfiiARON, PUTTY, A... 4 Whelemnie s D7let to hints, Oils, No. 24 WOOD SIMIT, 40., Oaltd PIITIMURG , I7, PA. ma rc~. 11340. Z, ts.—....ooCassa ir1=121.3 TAM!! BROTHERS. waoLEBALriiTtra ° I4ISTES, NO. 60 WOOD STREW r avzotoro of Dr. IPLastemootitgrd - ) 76 n4t. LW. Ijt OIIN HAFT. Jr., ril - oaesaor to Jas. Wthif- Mtid cormrl:4MtdigthZi: liritairolor Agent fa, Dr—Ward's kledlatzta. Mon RN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in Drumtrort hint; 0114 Varnlahn and Dye swii. it 4. t , o. Pittibtagb. L'lerdas Ida re*lrsww..o attnitles. sr umt for BethenelVe Mm aletlrtoß 244 , 244, ILL BELLIMS, , Wholosale Doaler in . rtr A aat : mat t ird r u g r . loatv=v trtan a, CllOllOl I=4 r""rerek - RZ — MITt, - **Siessle & Retail PP DrusgutL mm.r or MeV awl ecOls - - -- ZOSEPH FLEMING, Samessor to L.Wikaz 00, mart *glut afoot and Dtamoo4—Esopo onk4 brolo th t:111=1 j osm==aln i t a o l f X= portotats to Ws booboos. Won. ATTORNEYS. ROBT- M'SNIGH T• ATTOIthigY AT LAW, and cloth:Roo of the BANK OF PITTSBURGH No. 110.1 earth Bt.. Pntsbang b. OSZPLI S. & A. P. MORRISON,- L... 011los No.lp raorth eirset, or. Woat ittaburgb. Ps. S.' LIME lk 00. No 111 toesed strett: HANTEHOEN & HAZEN, ATTGILKITNI AT LAW. GUIDE IN ODEON BUILDING, FOURTH STREIT, ParuNIGIA, A. A...11A/tDY, PITTSBURGH. SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 28, 1857 GROCERS. &WILLEY. COBGBAITZ & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 18 and 20 Wood street, Pittsburgh. Groceries. HAWORTH BRIG.. 3 BHOWPILINK WOULD Iteepnetfully invite the attention of the public, to their large stack of Wham, Brandt. Liquor,. Yorelen !knits and /amity groorrlea, melt ae Berra kW WY., .Pureoornao Brandy Old Government Java do Holland Ole. Old Country Black Tee, Old Port Vitae, Choke Young hyson do, Cherry Maderia do. Onopovder I.4B:opener do,Csaret a Chatonetrne (Moog Tee.. 'Old Monongahela. Lovermg . e nettled Boners , litye Whisker, Imported German and Ilavanne The above good. together with a general aP112,0611L or °roc:erre.% extremely ton for earth, nholeule or retail Si the Pagoda Tea Clore. Orrruerof the Diamond didamond ago. 0. nte. ICE 4B B E, GROCERS AND DEALERS IN BACON, LAIRD, FLOUR. CU RELSR. ItR , OMR, to, Sollth•lk *Pt corner nchrold and 14.111 d street s% rat...burgh. oetlycl ALEXANDER. KING. WHOLESALE GROCER, AND I.3IPuRTZIL uP S0I) A ASH, NO. X 73 Liberty Street, . , spl:lrd• ArrsuUlLoll A Wit BLITCRELTREB, Jr., & BRO., WHOLESALE GROGERS, REVD INU DISTILLERS, AND 1/NE AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS, No. 209 Liberty Street. PITTBHUNGLI. I%Nnili JO3l/03 COOLEY, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND BOAT FURNISHERS; DEALZIU4 IN Product and Pittaburgh Manufactures, No. 141 Water Street, Ch WiTtilt T GB. Plthit' UN% P. 1111111• El ............. DlLitol.ll Shriver & - Dilworth, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Noe. 130 Ot 132 Second Street, (Between Wood sud dutittield) PITTIBURGIL A CULBERTSON, Wholesale urooer end ag ,2= — ' l2-t•ittrargydr burgh. JDWI 0011.14 F . LiTYD_ & CO., Wi:olesale Urodore bud Oornmissiou Marsh. ts. ti 0.173 Woodard 2:111 Lite ystrest, Pittsburgh. bit itOBERT MOOI3E, W holeaole Urooor, Dealer to Produce. Pittsburgh Manufacture., and all of florets:lmnd Ducteetle Wines and Liquors. No. 016 Liberty stmt. On hand a very Large Mock of eoperlor old Monongahela Whiskey. ' , bleb will be mold low for cub. ./1). ware. .._ .. . VlLPiall W TT — it WILSON, Wholesale U roe era Oamtubooloo tlerclvotoand Dealerr In Produce end Mullne/I Mannfeetures. No. 260 Llbertr et.. Pleteburgh. 1026 MILD DICKrt MUM' NMI. ISAIAH DICKEY t Co., Wholesale Oro llommlealon Blerrthants, arid Dealm In Produce, 80 Water et" and 63/root Pt.. l'lttBoarsh. AGENCIES. WILLIAM WARE, Bill Broker and Real Estate Agent. (Vice Grant &era opposite St. Paul's Cathedral. A LL Business tutrusted to him promptly A attanied to at IWZOOD•bin f061120.11C11. GEORGE W. BUN Vii, - Real Estate and laearanee Agent. ATTENDS TO BUYING AND SELLING heal Kstry• of ovary &merlon°, rod to Abbacy business honoredly. Aloo, to loyeerhar property mho two or damage by Tire. for good reliable I . l3ll•delyhis Cora• eteireger resooneers. s /51,115ce %rot rd. I Freirnel et-, second door south of the Uommour, Ailed hotly Citr hob .MIN loelas AUSTIN LOOMIS Lt CO, Dcaler, In Promlad.or, Note, Ronde, Ilort.sicoo and all .Soenrl• ti Tlo to n ra. " 11:*1 on Chocks at abort d.. 01, with r , 11..1.ral tieflarytien NOTALS AND DEArrs BOUGHT AND .SOLD. Penned, davit-lux Inane can U. accommodated on reveal able terms. and vapltadeta can be (andel/ad w Ott good aecur , tlee at umuneratue pekoe, Men, atund to taw rale vended; and maeleg of neat Fits., Sir - Udine, No ed Itourth a , stet. above w d. ea - A UAT I N 1,03,11/1., Maur . Public. . _ W. F. IicELROY. Real Estate and Intelligence Agent. .No• Y M. Craw Stred, Pt 0.004. J. A TTENDS to Selling and Renting 01 fnrmn. /). bona.. lota, mills. Cc., Oft, Warrant. Lnntam and ovld_ m.no.a Re b.d to farm and aazdea. Women. aer • tants for coot.. art. kindness attnidad to and erms troxl.o.Bon. • 1.2 , 1,1.1/ I. P arts MALI, ..... - ..... ..... J.OlO/3 O. LIENIST Blakely t Blakey, I,,_PEAL ESTATE BROKERS, .:01nor dl ix.. .nth and ticalthfoild u ntisoursti !ors., LiOttme. LOLA. )111L., bo.ta and I sold . somicilatian. Ls.. Warrants, 11111, ' l3ondo and not. susotlat.. alion Itarms and . lb.rt Tern, rve•on,al.• ARMISTEAD., RIGGS & CO., •••oot nf VIRGINIA MAN uFAcru lOW TOB A C ,:0, No. 57 &cobs:loge Place. Ilalflosors. kar sly•y. ots Land WI, inoca vrblet• Stwy at 10..11.•••[ mart.l rst., ap:o - .lyd • &A. CARR. Eft & BKO. Agent Penn • • 071vants Insurance Gavot,. of Plumburch, ii .d mg. Fourth stow Nerl ‘IA.MUEL L. MAR.S.LIRLL, .SoarCltary ues Insurance 0 0 MINLOT.C4 Water Mon. FM. GORDON, Secretary Western Inca. . 1 tame 00., 02 Water iraoot JI GARDINERCOFFIN, Agentfur Franklin , 6 1 1 1. 04. Oompany. oortb.rrat corner Of Wood VI A. MADEIRA Agent for Delaware Mu ll • taal lanarana.oolaplaty. 42 Vibter Str•et. DRY GOODS. mintrEi & BURCHFIELD, DsAunts IN Bilks' and Ladies' Dress Goods generally, CLOAKS, TALMAS E.VAROLDERIES AND STAPLE 000DS, For Family Use. to utivshatt, et.enalre shearttoetit It all oethe .boo !sputa:sal...Jae re, • sad mean* at law.. praw. fartiortb-east,craar 4th 444 Blark.t 41.4.41414 a. L. lia.Ma • 03., 11111V019111...C. Ha., ~ TOLL. A. MASON & 00., WiMlosale a Oa nd Retail rik De al ers rn Patafr7 haat Sta4l4 Ora 0 1.44 25 MO Knot. Pittabarch. BOOKSELLERS &C. •ip C. COCHRANE, (sticocosor to S. Sad . ler.) Wholesoleand Metall Dealer in Hooks, Ittotian: Hornet Paper Hangings. Federal otroot, 6th don P. A. of itioanh Alragiarny, Fa, I OLIN B.' DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta tionorrontesosisur to Darigon & Astour. No. 0 Market Wont. neer /earth, Pittsburgh. Pa. &ooAY & CO., Booksellers and Stationers, 4n. GkWd street. DO se dear to the earner all:en. neat. Pn Muni and len huOlumutantly on band. L. READ Bookseller and Stationer, No. J . 1 , 1 ?north st_ Aineteo Banding. MUSIC &C. John H. Mellor, O. 81 WOOD STREET, between Diamond Alley and Fourth atreat. Pol. Aurnt ror UUIURKit I A SONS . (Baton) PIANO FORTIOI. MAMA a II AIN lAN'S MODICL hIiILODEONB COWAN II AItIIONI Uhl& and danler In Musk and IdualrAlltoodia 1•23 B. Bieber 4, Bro., I N O. 53 FIFTH ST., Sign of tho Ooldot ey RA Limp, Nolo Asen NU _ CLARK'S (No cord unrsvaHol brand and Pg PIANOS, aad OAR, lIART DREDUAII'S Grrator/ %MAIO RODS sad 01U/AN HARMONIUMS, Dealers In Music and aluoisol Werra meats, roe Charlotte Blume, ANUFACTURER and bealor in Piano Iv 11 Port , . and hoptor of murk and, musical Lortru• m o ws, Sol t Agent ( Or Ms 'LAMSWM PIANOS, alto for lIALLST, DAVIS 1.1):8 Baba Pianos, with nod ulth out Boman Attarroarot. mya 118 Wood rt. PORTABLE FLOUR* MILLS T II E ., SUBSCRIBER IS MANLIFAC- PORTABLE FLOUR MILLS, OD A QUALITY Superior for bimpholty and Durability to any other now In aft. They tan he driven by Meaux, water. ir h... Dower, sod will 111.010 ermen. an an to Ironl.l•Ate.. Crock feedern anlumb Many venous thronahont the eountrywho hare m.o. power, or power only employed a part of the time on other lumina.. by introdueing one or mon of time mill. Into their eatabllptunentin may rairetly themselree. One of these mill. lied Wake. In diameter] Grinding over 12 Lumber Feed per Hour, Oen be ern y In °reran= at the Oil and Feed Mill Megan , . SUYDAM & CO., Itebeeea Area., Allegheny. Orders filled with diepsteh. W. W. WALLACE, ap24tf 310 Liberty et., Pittsburgh, Y.. WALNUT HALL RESTAURANT, LIT Joseph Pricker, timcc...3c to) KIMBALL, MESSICK 3c 00., Masonic Hall. Fifth Street, i I FFER TO THE PUBLIC ALL- the DRLICAUIRS TISK BILASOIit mewl no s, ehottowt notice. from 0 Welk In the maeolog to Li dolma et Mehl, • Boldness men and others will do well thrall In and ex. maltg our of Yam . t o: tit m z time to redi ettl i l m tle i lwiehti r tr : PlRlZlelpttle and Norm t0i1... moor!. a break supply of OTSTYRR, lIALIBUT • TROUT. • LALI RCRRINO nod from t h e West all the verietke al PRAIRLISOAIIIII, imeh P1L1.111.111 CHICK itNB. WEND BIRDS. An., obleh au an fur °lab to InTathla or oiler". .t whole. .We or WO, either at router Laudand Peon eta. or at Wattle ti all. flftb street • ast2.o Ably d IL R. _ —lt. I. ifoiritioN H. F. SMITH. PItOPRIETUIL. OWEN'S HOTEL, Omer Voartb sad Jebaeon Btreeta. • LOUISVILLE, KY., J. RitYNOLDI, 01. k. ap9.6113. COUNTRY BACON-600 lbs Country ode elost. 1106 lbs Lug re:silted this morning sad ft Sae st 27. 6th Stsmt oPPAIts Mason • no. n.ml2 . RIDDLE. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS MOM A LIIERT G. ILICELAILDSONh. Advertising and Correspondence Office, 340 BROADWAY, NEW [YOWL highly Important tO Rectifiers, Liquor Merchants and Wholesale Grocers. DR FEUCIITWANGER'S Flavoring. to Produce at a Moment. Notice Even Desired Liquor. rrISE UNDERSIGNED HAS LATELY wade ameat lin prey...manta in :lila braneh of buidneek T • flavorloga ark po t np lo packs.. of 0, and 40 gallons. and r. quire. but the addition of Pm. nth it, elthar tat or 4th oroof. and Isiquoranoch wiCogiciac t ether 0.01 Or pals, Holland aril Ynp l.h Oln. Jamaica and Croix Rum, Monongahela. Bourbon, lrsah and &etch, Whiakey, Apple, Peaoh. Cherry and Raspberry Brandy. Port aisd Madeira Wine. will be inetantiy produced. It tmoirea no .11.1. bot an addition of • gond spiel., ear 00 Z• 110. t 0 each galiqn of the rerpretive nalrorrOli. The beat Cognac oil. are. yellow andwhite. warranted Rennin, .o low as any other Importer in the U. P. Esarnee hr every Liquor. Catract of Cognac, I lb of which Emelt:ices 2011 canon, of Cognac. Raw Whisk.). may by Dr. re. .g. a and body preparation T be coh.a l. easoetli with bat ti Ming y.y.rne. prix. of [ f lavoring., are trexemely incidarata, and Mt - Fellow, in hill topyliod by DR IRWIS FRUCIirwANGICIt. CbY , ”Yt 0101 Innorie• nrtiol., Burning Of/s and Nth. src s Dages.reotage and PtioNnropkw Cheasings. N 0.113. Maciag Lank Na, Vogt. ten N.. o od itl n kficeist for tiodfrey'a usle s t 2 : 71 . :1 , :i . r.141 bit. ..ATS m WS, •RTS. (MOUND 611(.11, MOLE. to., dr... d•OMOO011 to the humafamily.) Ra t . do not die in them hole., hut come out and die. Pot up to 200, nfor, 65; $l, $2.13, and $5 Done.. "Costar's" Bedbug Exterminator. Never known to 411—and used oreel day by thrmasods lo Now York and el...whore. Put up In Ste, 600, 76c, 31. 111.50. $2.60. and 6160 Bottles "Costar's" Electris Powder. For the den...cll.§ of ASA. Ma. Picas, rutty hit....ls. Fermin on /tans and Animals, As, •o. Put up la Mc sod ktki Door. Sold wboleosla and Detail st VOSTAIPS Principal Depot, 300 BROADWAY. New York., and by tie petnripal rusaists sod Dealers throughout the Uni:ed :tales, the Canada., Weal Innir4 thAturnisAnd Sloan Affleri.. WON.. meet shrthi be accelapitded by the cash. Wri — No woods sent no C0M0111.400. tatopis Parkases pot up ~wi th lowest whole. sale prim tor fleet order. In new plan cards, show MBA paten, An, An J ' Paokaaee .rne.ir rut up wr Shiro, Steamboat., Donna Pantie Inetlitolono.to. Pull particulars to Fiobilerali (haler.—scabs of pries.do . At, will be promptly maned oueoplicatiou. Address "COSTAR," No. 388 Broadway, N. 1' tid„er ENTSER, No 140 Wood 'boot. WRY LYON'S RiarliAlßON I:um now hcaome ths Mode preparation for tits /Mr 1' mane., sale. nearly 1,000§04/41 Per year, attains Its siosil000• great auperimity over all saw Doha Ma kind. The Ladle ..rally pronomon the Kathairon To be, I,y far the linen and agreeable article they ever UN to reetoree the hair after It hag len out. Invigorates and hose' It, erring loft • rich glouy at anus. and Imparts • gellghtfin fume. Sold by all &slim thrro lit the United Mate., Cans rleo, Cub.. nod Booth Am' for Llenta per bout* 11E11'11, 1911600 P natetem 63 Liberty St., New Ye Manufacturers of Perform, kinds. end In great variety delfcamdat teif - Fhalon l i ell kAiIOAL LAM IN VIGORATOIL The LOollt completo artlzlo of tbo Mod loon . [Wore offered to Ma public.- ,1t otocal taln t.lit of t ono ty roar. In this onuntry. and not ono atlas many huodrodo or India. lions ha.. Anon st, e^ropoto it 17. r pre.. nit 1.0,011,4. tie /lair, and L.,or,u boon In,' dan• dive!. Or 1 , ,•• I , .It a,. :I yorr thing ta.. 0t..1 Si bottle Nkiir Po,llllll'B • PA PIII VI DOTION. J 4 !Whitt. LIKAVTItIia 'crest Coemptir for beautify thexklu sad complexion. 550 prr famsop the brulucti, for ettriria n•PPOd hand., We. am raaburn. trea•lk leo, Oro , ecuodo, barna, Pe. A out.. auJ ••••.• eta . .. fur law Pit., Di • • ra.hina ult. Inrl.vt relief. After ebaratz, at Ir wary ¬hing to the akin. 1t ke.v.ah. bap to snit •nd rub:1'1:11' Urr a " PrVeu L n :o 15 C4:•1 1I ll . par bettu• itirrhalOtee • MAGRI EMIR DVIK 1113• _IV M. Tel) best Natural Urns In an. world. Its long use has pnlntl It Is lr. brood nova • ••sirot•ta• {vrvdtin n. nn It sat& pottatb4 donal to Ms skin. It ts atoll) •vplied. •nd ytAl lap °Walt a Want or brown, .61dt will story Lb. t.tot judsttn. In telt It (mai OS tuts and $164 'se" tr... Nada and told I J E I'II4ILON, .1101 Broadway, rut Dor st.t.at, and 6IT Itrattisrar. Et. Nlchnias N V. snd all Drngalsts and fans, stores thruusbnut the United tat. , ror sale b• DII. HYO. EI. KEY ASR. 14.) Word es Jositd/r.60 • V It t, T r.,, ti d A oe L k. !: Toweima a OF SEVERAL .1 Lots o nd Lot of ll.aend Pittsburgh. Pennant toan erder of the.irpluins' Court of Alleghe of wiunty, the undereigr Adminittrator of the mate of Jamos. W lloclunao. decd. Will err.. to Sale on the premlsmi. In said Wilkins Townehlp. on the Bth day of June, 10 J, at IV &elect. A. 11.. the following Meal Estate Es; All that certain tot Ireton pert of that property known as "Ltrad.colen Field"! atone. la Wilkie, town. ship, county •fidgeakl, between the plank Mu] arid Mo nongahela liver. bounded and deectibwi as lollowg Bogio. fling et the point •hereTaltnt etreet in or runs to the *aid rimy- thence op el 1.1 nem. t.o the glint whets the mune is met br utims creel, Moine. alOng lield rteN 44 0 IL 1.544 Piet 8 loch , . to Lind:Lick at. or the plank road: thence down the river 401 feet sling meld PL. cm road to Tai bet ii, aloreesid, and thence by raid Pt, 8 44 0 W 1500 tart 3 Invitee tn said river, the place of bekinnlnn con. talnirg 14 arr... 1 rend n et h er 100 perches. all It.' certain lot. commonly rolled the ctiollege Lot." 6"lng also part of thy Braddrck'n Yield property, deer:Med se gillowg it ginning at • e rner of property of Ignec Mills on Braddock st. thence et, 44 ,, F. 704 feed to land of John Parker: 'kenos by line of seld lend IV 44 0 It 788 wet 814 inch.. to tee line of the penes. Railroad: thence by Ynes N hi.. W 100 feet: thence same N IV PW then. by came N 80 feet; thence by Tame N 1 0 IC MIT feet 8 lcube• to sad l of Isaac Mills, and thence by said land 8.00 1 10 , W 1100 het men or 1..11 to Braddock st, or plank reed, the place of begin,. piing, containing nayree. le reecho, etrict memory. Ala 1, that c °that trod or plow. of land lying emit of old Pa IL It. and bounded by said railroad, Lb. Wilkinsburg road and lend of huge Mills, containing tdi paoll rood II:. porch.. wolch has been divided WY pot sy nt 'glisten. several lots, to .It file, described geld. lower: Nob in maid division beginning et • point where Vie Wlikinaburg road and the Pr, It, It. Interrect: thence N. 47 0 E glen. mild road 695 feet thence N 430 W 416 test to Uo.t; Meer. 8591. 0 W 447 7-10 feet tog poet on lin• f d It, II , and thence &lons the line of gall It. IL ISO feet to the place of beginning. containlog •11 saws. Abe, all that .rtain lot adjoining the toreroing as. egyibed, as folios, Beginningat the corner of said lot and mild Pa B. IL: thence by said road 448 net 4 inctiel In • northerly direction: thence N 110 40 , 348 het to • post thence el 43 0 16.706 feet to mitre of the Wlikibeborri road: then. by Patian)67not to line nf let Inn above deecribed.and , t , te d oce by line <drams N 430 W 475 lewd from cente• road to • rant, and thence hr lino of salA lot IN 447 7 10 feet to staid It, 11... th• piste of beginning, cog. leaning gat acre. teal lot being marked No 4ln said di. rlllOO. . • Au., all that nu ten lot adjoining the fryer log, de- scribed se fdlloer. /twinning at the rentreof Wilkie..., road. near eoroer of said lot rod cold Wlltinsburs toed:, thence be sold road N 47. It 894 fret 5 inches to • point near a beech tree In the Dent. of road: thence t) end road N 06, 241. E 040 feet to point le centre of said reed; thence N W 458 Met to • beech tree: thence trom said point ahli e c W 49.4 feet to a sugar tree. thence 8 70h. W 180/. he to a Leech treed thews 8 Ch.. 201 IV 121 3 loot to • weer tree; thence et 60h. W 43.5 feet 3 inch. to I elf nalit:thetre W col thenceo a jort, core a lot leet above deerribrd. acid hy Ihrel of said lot. It 43.16 766 ripd to the mare of salt road, the blew of teelnolne. • ontehritth 17 acre. 1 rood 17 perches. bald of Ming marked in said divide, Also, • t that certain lot adjoining the foregoing, deo embed Ea tollovric Beghtilthnr sh o v e w tree, corner of land °thew hhils and the lot deemi wit the at by land of said Mina 24 00140 W 2.50 feet to itio•e• M e ere., thenare 3 6014. W 1200 twt 1 Inch.. to • Sleet oak Moult, thence 810 401 W 4Z: feet 8 Inched to Hoe of let herein Mane deslgnoted as No. 4: thence N 63./401 E 213 toot to • met, corner of Into heretofore diwignatpd aa Nis 4 n o gg, thence N 65. 604 feet by line of laid lot No 3to a red net: thence by same N 115 h. g 452 fret Sloth.. to ..agar tree: thence hy moms 610 Ilcr P. 1218-10 fere to a beech tree; theme by urns N 70h. 10014 feat to a /MAW •trer: nod thews by Wins 11 515. 3 E 49 4-10 fest to the taw. or Mol°Sing.acres . /betainingll wt 311 e nerthes. Said lota being designated ne No Y in old thelelon, Alto , all that certain lot. adjoining the furegoing, de• saribrd as follow.: He. at • corneref lest deecribed lot and land of leaw 111.11 x theme 16 611.16 , W 1183 feet 4 lochw by said line to a olarkne. theme by same 8 59. W icB feat 4 lactel 40 Otatk4; Mane. aaala 11 5.W ii9B feet 6 inch. to • stone. their* 87. W 1 94 10 feet to a [warmth stump at amnia . of lot designated ea No 1 in raid dltlalao and thence along the line tf came N 68 0 IC 1599 feet 10 lushest JP the place of healnrilne; routolnlng 10 acres.l rod, 10 porches. bed lot Wing designated Le No 1 ln sold 41.1.100. Also, all that. pertain lot adjoining the fOreinting des scribed as follows: 11.¢1°0101 at • .16r 10 . 1 f i gnmPt.norde 17of lota herein dwlenated aNos 1 and 2, aro N 7.1 f 94-i0 feet along goo al kit No Ito a 0040 a. threwof *aid lot and loud of Low 311116 thence 13M W 180 8.10 feet to the Pa. It, 1h; thence airba wow 50f W 645 feet inchow thence N 45. 40 1 3 134 g foot; thence N 10 480 Nto bteclinehetthth, the plata Of brairnabogt containing newly 2 p.m,. and designated as No Oln wld dialog, Awn. all that caffein lot Of Sfro...d 41 . 0 PIed I. Pitt. hpy g t, nisi o . o ol7. N. 108 h. the ptan of tots 1•61 cot by Ste hen Colwelhln the manor of Pitteburnit. recorded in honk Sd yol 50 peg. 19: said lot being 10 fast in front nn etreet, and @Mending hack the Rama width IWO fort or more to land errs of Wm. Wilting Terme made linown ot the time of mle JAMIII TODD. geg htgy th •gr Ad.% rd Jens. W. Buchanan. SILVER .W ARE. SAMUEL SIBS & SON. BALTINORR, ND. ZotablMod 1817. * O AZ' SILVERTEA SETTS, Pitchers, Silver Walt... !m dOcestu. and Yorks. on •I/ otbar articles of Wen.** In sllm. Janie Jurgenssn'e 0011 Waning*. Stan, Onmeos, Masi, 1/101 sotto*. Moula ondiAT•j1111000 or the name chole &ohms selected tclCoroye reesentl7 D 7 • 1. 0 1. 1 b 0, 01 cur Ores Order. by mall nrosarotlY 8.00 01 . 11 . 0.7/r011nd• ft - E - N N. and Basatlfal ST MURPHY & BURCHFIELD'S 1:17M23 CANDLESTICKS; I.)A T EN T 1. La emellont . .nd42.7 • W Itohea or Chambor ma. holesale or Retell, At the Iron Clt) BUMS and Tln tptt.4 aaM of T. J. CRAIG A CO., ssle No Woodst . nom Virgin 8u° 3 1.1. 8 : 10 No TM B"r. ""' •• TWO T0 8 , AR 8.06.c 011011E 3 , IC. • 4 " U" B =B rno 8 •• 08888uktown a. R. rAmimar T i, 00 3Ua r Thi'"'"" l atBB7 MAIM !MUT tf PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. I rrom th• Nem York Lmlitrr.l go dietant lain beyond Mena, When friends go thence, draw nigh. ti $0 Heaven, when Mende In. thither gates Draws nearer brain the sky. And aa tam Lade the darer grow. Wt... friends are long aaer. hn 11.arev twit through laved bore Lend Wows dearer day by day. Heaven is not tar fro= those who see With the Pa spirit's But near, and I, the very hearts Or thare whore slight. January. ISIT. c, TIE ISLAND PRINCESS. A Romance of the Old and New World. DI kM3IA D. Z. N. 80DTDWORTII, Author cf Lout licireu,..The Iffeartad Wife." 'The Missing Bride.. ..hettibutlon,^ ate, CHAPTER 1. AN INTERRUPTIID WIDDINCI. WWI the first of 'lay, the marriage day of the Vaaouot Montremor of alontremor Castle, Dorettehire, and Patella, only daughter and beireee of Bar Parke NioreHe, Hyde Hall, Doren shire. A glorious morning ! the olowlierte, blue sky smile.l dowa upon the green bills and dewy dales and deep woods of Devon; and the park around the Holl was all alive and musical, with the joy ous songs of birds, and the merry laughter of young men and maidens gathering to celebrate their May-day reediest, and tO do honor to the marriage of their landlord's daughter. The elm-shaded, winding avenue that led from the highway to the house, was arched at each terminus by a mammoth wreath of flowers, and many were the carriages that passed under them, on their way to assist at the wedding; and these contained only the bridesmaids, and the nearest friends nod relatives of the family, whose rela• tionship or position gave them the right to at tend the bride to oburcht—for a atilt more nu merous party had been invited to meet her at the altar. The viltagers and tenants, grouped about under the abode of the great old trees, or wandenng over the greensward on either elde the avrour, watched these equipages as they rolled on, oommentiag as usual on such noon: .oh—dear me! tho weddiners won't pass till nearly twelve! and here we ore to welt two mortal hoard kaid a young girl to tho game keeper. 'Hush! my darling look, here (tomes hie Lortlehip's carriage, itself, just se sure as you're the prettiest lase in the country.' It war Lord filoutressor's carriage Early that wonting a note from his affianced bride had been put In his betide eummoning him to a private aouterence with her at the Hall, be fore they should proceed to tho church. Ear priced and tiled with vague cinematic., his lord ship lost uo time in obeying the beheet. Within the moat oecluded of her anite of rich. ly furnisi.cd apartments at the old Flall, burled in the depths of a cushioned chair, re clined the bttd,• expectant, in bridal array. She was tac., her attendants having, by her own dt.i.irc. withdrawn Estelle .Nacelle—or 'ln belle Estelle,' •Boau. titul •tbe Midnight Eitar'-19, far her re splendeet dark beauty, she wee poetic illy named —was it this dine twentyfivo years of age. and more lovely than a poet's or an artist's ideal. Her form we, of medium height, and very slen der, though well-rounded with a graceful head, over which fell rich masses of jet-black silken ringlets, shading a face of pure, pale olive com plexion with large mournful dark eyes, habita idly veiled by the long, drooping lashes, . and deitoste, though full, curved lips, ever patiently cloud no in silent resignation. Tho prevailicg expression of her dark, brilliant countenance wee a profound melancholy.. The announcement of lilies 3forellee ap proaching marriage with the Viscount Montree, sor bad created • profound sensation in trio fanhiotiablo and aristocartio circles. A peerlede beauiy, tho only child and heiress of the oldest, wealthiest and haughtiest baronet in the Went of England, her heart had been as mob the object of aspiration to the youthful and ardent, an he: hoed and fortune hai been the end of dosiro to the mercenary and ambitious. At the early age of seven years, Estelle bad been placed at one of the Bret-class female ineti tutton• of learning at Paris, then as now, con sidered among the eery beet of their kind In the world, and there had been left to remain until her nizteenth year, when the sudden and calaml toile breaking np of the lustitaion, and her own Revere 'lineal", had occasioned her removal. That illneee had been attended eonth marked changes in (he constitution and tea perrrnsewe of the young girl. Estelle, previously the moat cervices, tight bowed and caprictions of children, left her cham ber of convalesoence a eubdued, thoughtful, mel ancholy woman ! The laughing lip. of girlhood closed in patient &demon; the sparkling eyes sheathed their beam. under long, shadowy lash es, now eeldom lifted; the silvery, elastic voioe, sank into deep and thrilling tones; the free, glad motions were measured and controlled. She never entered another school, tint'com. pleted her education under the best maetere at home.. To dissipate what was considered a tran sient melancholy, her parents traveled with her over Europe, pausing at cash capital and chief teats, to show her all that was interesting and inetruotive. Hot though their daughter repaid their attentions with the sweetest gratitude, and obeyed them with the gentlest docility, the showed no interest in the passing scenes. And though everywhere her extreme beauty and sweetness of diepositio_p, not leas than her for tune and position, drew around her many friends and admirers, Estelle remained alone in her iso• lated thoughts and feelings. Every most dictin Relished phynictan in Europe had been consulted upon her care, and the result of their wisdom was a decision that this melancholy was not the effect of ill h MO, still less of secret sorrow, but that it Was a 000etitutional phase that would probebly pule away with maturing years. They returned to England, presented their daughter at coati, and introduced her into all the pities of fashionable life. But with no happy effect upon the spirits of Estelle, who re mained profoundly unmoved amid the Mal - that greeted her debut. Her picturesque beauty was. the theme of all tongues—her mournful glance wee fascinating—her deep tones thrilling—her touch magnetic; all felt her power, yet she who could move all others, remained unimpressed.— She who sought no conquests, for that very rea son perhaps, made many. A peer and two com moners, in sneoessioo, laid their fortunes at her fret, and were in turn kindly and firmly rejected. So passed her Ord season In London, at the close of which her parents took her down to their seat in -Devonshire. Hero, in her thought. ful, quiet, unostentatious manner, she engaged In works of benevolence among the villagers and the tenantry. And her father, hoping mooh from this employment, gave her fell liberty of action, and smiled to see that she seemed less pensive than before. At the beginning of the parliamentary term, the family wrot op to London. And it was here in her seeped 'mon in town that Retells formed the acquaintance of Lord hlontreeeer, a young nobleman but Islely coned ed to his titles and eetatee, but Already known as a man of the moat high toned morel and in tellectual excellence, as a righteous, ea well ea o rieing elites hen, and as one who, in the event of a change of ministry, would be likely to fill a high official potation in His Majesty's cabinet.— Aside from toe glare of rank and wealth and power, Charles Montresser was a glorious speci men of the Creator's workmanship. Above the average eternised of height among his country men, broad shouldered and deep-chested, with a noble head, and a face fell of wisdom and good ness, hie appearance truly indicated the warm benevolence, clear intelligence, and pore spirit of the man. file presence boon inspired Estelle with a faith that the had not been able to feel in any other that approached her. He drew nearer to her than any other had been permitted to oome; he crossed the magio circle of her (lola. tion, and conversed with her as no other had been allotted to do. The world looked and acid that the beautiful Stella had at lest met bermes. ter and was conquered. At this stage of affairs, the parliamentary term being over, Bir Parke Morello and his fam ily left London for Hyde Hall. Lord . Idontressor asked and received permis sion to follow them, and in less than a month availed himself of the privilege to do eo. Thus it was In the home of her ancestors, after baring obtained Hie cordial sanction of her parents, and believing himself sure of the affsotions of their daughter, Lord biontriescr offered his heart and hand to the lovely Estelle, and was to his pro found astonishment instantly and firmly rejected! In thus rejecting his suit she wept long and bits terly, praying his forgiveness, that the happiness she had experienoed and exhibited in his aoolety should have betrayed him into making this deo• Ignition, and beeeeohleg him never to renew his suit; but to leave and forget her. There was something la the tone of her refuel which sore med and deepened his previous conviction that—eren in rejecting him—she loved himl— But with his high-toned sentiments he would not In the lent degree presume upon that knowl edge. Taking her hand with deferential tender ness, he said— . 'Stella! a man never but ones, In his whole existanoe, loves a woman as I love you! I will not inquire the canoe of the rejection, which you have certainly a right to make without assigning any reason for the not. And after kitties re ceived this repulse, I may not In honor distress tin jliju g, b l y m e tu re t n ea . y wili tc; ° y r ou m — Y tha gui t, L th ß ou et gh th l ig go , In hen p re, I shall not go ant of the reach of your friends; I shall never address another woman; so if ever in the course of tutors weeks, or months, or years, however long, you . may think proper to review the decision of this evening, Stella, I implore you to let me know ! Write -but one word, 'Come,' and I will return to lay an un changed heart at your feel!' Estelle was weeping to-bitterly . too reply. 'Stella! will you promise to do tidal' 'Lord Montressor, beet and dearest friend I do not seek to bind youself to one who can give you nothing in return I Try to think of the melaccholy girl that youlave pitied and loved —only so a shadow that fell for a moment morose the et:wahine of yoUr path, and then p we ed away forever!—and so forget her!' Stella I t have pledg ed . my honor never to re• new this snit, unlees you reverse in my favor the eentenoe you have pronounced upon it; but inspired by the deep and deathless love I bear you and 'hoping sgainst hope,' I feel impelled to implore before leaving you, that, in the event of a fovorable change of sentiment or purpose towards me, you will not hestate tovgive me leave to return. Steals, will you promise me so much as that V 'Noblest friend that I have in the world ! how gladly would I promise, but I must not, Mon. tremor. Were Ito do ea, you would feel bound to wait the changes of my mood, and so, for a most undeserving love, might miss, in some nobler woman's affections, the happiness in store for you I' • 'Stella, will you Min your sweet, mournful eyes to mine, one moment, that you may read my soul while I speak!' Estelle lifted her dark orbs to meet the clear, pare, blue eyes bent with so much love and can dor upon hers, and mud the deep, nochauging truth of the constancy of his soul as be said— 'Stella, in the presence of the heart•eearohing God who sees and hears me, I assure you that I shall never love another woman as I love you, and, therefore, of course, can never wed another; eo that whether you give me this slightest of hopes or not, I am equally and forever bound ! Now will you promise, Stella 1 Remember, it Is only to let me know in case of a change in your sentiments.' For an instantthe light of an unutterable love and joy broke on her beautiful, dark floe, and her smiling lips parted to speak—when—se if a sudden memory and warning had gripped her very heart—she uttered a low, sharp cry, turned paler than before, and then said— 'Hol no! my Lord!. Stella cannot even give . you that! She is poorer than the poorest, in gifts to you! She can only pray that you may forget her and be happy.' 'He looked profoundedly disappointed and troubled. But noon mastering his diepondenoy said hopefelly— 'Well, dewiest Stella, although you reject me without apparent reason, and refuse to give me the elichtest promise or the most distant hope, yet I repeat—should you in the long future, change your purpose, and write to me one word —'Come,' I will hasten to lay at your feet an un changed heart 1 Good bye I God be with you and raising her hand, he bowed over it, pressed It to his lips, turned and left the room. Some moments after Lsdy Morelle, who came to seek and congratulate her daughter upon what she imagined to be the only poesible revolt of the Interview—found Setalle lying in a sweets upon the floor ! It was followed by a long and terrible illness, terminating in a tediously pro tracted convalescence. The town sewn was at hand befere Estelle was able to re-entor society. They went up to London, and once more the 'star u( beauty,' arose upon its world. And though the cloud upon her Itte settled darker and heavier, day by day oho wan more followed, flattered and courted than before. Thus three yearn had posited away, when one morning, while the family, then oosupying their town house in Berkely Square, were seated at a late broakfakt, and Sir Parke was engaged in reading aloud from the London' Ames, on account of the riming of tie French Ship—Le Due D' Anjou—wrecked er the coast of Algiers—Ertelle uttered a low cry and sank fainting from her seat. This attack was not, as the other had been, followed by illness; on the contrary, from that day, the cloud seemed lifted from her head, and even those who had most admired her face In Its shadow, where enchanted to see how brilliant was hoe beauty in its sunshinel Her health and spirits daily improved, yet in the midst of all this flawing tide of new life, Estelle astonished her friends by suddenly, in the height of the London season, retiring to her father's coantry Beat, where rho remained in strict seclusion from the world for eighteen months . At she end of this period, Lord Montressor, who bad never left England, or lost trace of bin beloved Stella, and who was now staying at his male in Doreetshire, was fine day seated at his breakfast when the mornid mall was brought him. Among a score of letters the first that at tracted his attention was &dainty white envel ope superscribed In a delicate handwriting. He trek that up first and opened it—it contained but one word—"Corse." The light of an ineffable joy broke over hie floe! Ohl ha had waited, patiently, hopefully. year., for that word, and at last he received it! Thanks to heaven in the first instance! and then pushing alt the other lettere unopened aside he sprang up, rang for his valet, and ordered hls 'elite packed and horaes font to, the carriage. In twenty more minutes he had reached the railway station, just as the oars were about to start, and in three hoots ho was at Hyde Hall and standing in the presence of Estellei—she looking so beautiful and happy! With the old chivalric enthusiasm of devotion, he dropped, at 000 e, upon his knee, and raised her hand to his, saying— 'For four years I have hoped and, waited for one word from you, and at last, beloved, you have written—Tome,' and I am at your feet, as I maid, with an unchanged heart!' 'Bat I,' she said, deeply blushing, while she held both hands to raise him, 'I my Lord, have not an unchanged heart for longer than font years I have loved you more than woman's tongue may tell—and never more, than at the hour in which wo bade farewell' as I thought, forever !' 'I know it, beloved I knew it then I knew It always ! I never doubted It t Could Ibe decei ved In the dear heart of the woman I loved) No! and that was the secret of my patience l' ho replied, taking his seat on the eofa by her side. 'And yet you never Inquired and do not even now inquire, why, without explanation and without hope, I sent you from my presence, and why now, without apparent reason, I summon You back !' she said, se a shade of the old sad ness fell upon her beautiful face. 'Your motive, dearest, were and are your own. Not until your spirit moves you to do so, shall you give them to me I I have full oonfi demo in you, beautiful Stella I' 'confidento loh my God !' the exclaimed In a low, deep, thrilling voice. 'Why, what is the matter, dearest 1' She looked up suddenly, a smile of worship ping love, breaking like sunlight over her dark (sae, and said— •Nothing, nothing, my lord I but that all your thoughts and feelings are eo elevated beyond your poor Estelle's I And yet site would almost choose it so I for could she be an angel, she would wish you to be something far higher—a god I' .Sweet enthusiast! moderate your aspiration!, or the world and it; people will disappoint you! Be not an idolator ; worship only God, my Stella.' Bach watt their meeting 1 Yet, ocoluiently, throughout the interview, a sudden shadow like the recurrence of a Wilful thought, would fall upon her bright face and then pose as it came. They were engaged, and within a few dale the marriage was announced to take place on the first of May. Bat It was observed by the nearest friends of the bride, that from the day of her betrothal, her spirits had been marked by the . strangest fluctuations. Sometimes with her beautital dark face illumined with a deep, still, almost religions joy, she moved about, AS it were, on "winged feet,: or eat brooding in a happy. tempo. At other times, she fell into deep gloom and ante• ty, as inexplicable as it was alarming to her friends, who greatly feared her relapse into the deep melancholy that had co long overshadowed her, and that they had grown to dread as a so titans conetitutional malady. But they hoped everything from her approaching marriage with the man ehe loved.' Lord fdontressor observed with the deepest interest the uncertain moods of hie betrothed; but 'with the high-toned sent'. meats that distinguished him, refrained from in quiring, and awaited her voluntary revelations. At last the first of May, the marriage day, upon which I have presented the parties to the reader, arrived, and all the Amit ton, as I said, Were gathered at the Hall or at the Church to do honor to the eolemnitiss. And the expootant bride in her bridal robe sad veil, waited within her boudoir the ambit of the bridegroom; whom she had summoned to a private interview before. they should proceed to the church. She had not long to walL His who qnlokly responded to her 'lighten' inoihM• Om, immediately obeyed her us& Yet when she beard his firm etaalio step *pi preaching, 'Now God hove mercy on me I' she preyed, and cowered her face with her . hands. R e entered, unannounced, and Baying : 'My beantifal Stella! km here, you perceive, by your .1 lututule She dropped hoe bands, sad tefOaling I fllOll VOLUME LXX---NUMBER 234. pale with misery, spoke In a thrilling, deep, is pueioned tone— 'Yon are here by my sepplicatios, toy lord I have no right to command.' .We will waive that I What le your will, my dearest Stella I' .14 prayer, my lord—li ant, for your forgive.; 0058.' .Forgivestat 7—my Stella I' .Ah I my dear lord I you see before you a penitent anda supplicant, who may soon be something far more wretched 1' 'My Stella what mean you?' 'Come to the window, Lord bfontressor l' she said, rising and preceding him. Look out, she continued, putting aside the roos•oolored'hang lags, and revealing a view of the park below, alive with its milieu multitude. '"What are all these people waiting for, my lord • 'What are they waiting for, my Stella?—for that, for which I also, wait, with how mush more impatience,' he answered, while a deep flub of love and joy, for an instant, supplanted the anxiety on his face. .They welt to me a bride pass, where • bride mey never go!' she said in a solemn velem 'Stella! great Ileimen t what ray you!' he exclaimed, gazing on her with profound aeton iehment. , That the bride they expect Is unworthy to stand before God'e holy altar beside. Lord Mon tremor 'Unworthy, Stella York !' 'Most unworthy, my lord l' she void, dropping her ems, and dropping her head in an attitude or the deepest misery. 'I should have mode this oontession•long ago, Lord Montresea; bat I have deceived you—l have deceived you I' 'ln what respect, Stella? My God! It can not be ! No, it cannot be 1 that while betrothed to me, you do not love me !' Not Lave you! Oh! my dear lord she mur mured, In a voles of thrilling tenderness that carried oonviation of her troth-to his deepest heart. 'What mean you then, dearest one t if indeed you return my deep love.' 'Oh ! I do, I do, Mentressor; whatever hap pens, wherever you go, take that assume with you I I love you, my lord! shall ever love you, even though even after what I obeli have told you, repulse and hate me, and go to our ,friends and say,—.That woman whom I was about to wed, is but a whited sepulehre, whom I have , proved, and whom I now reject'—and so leave me to the soont of men, still I say—ever shall say—l love you, Lord Montrossor I I love you, and the nom aolousuess of being unworthy of your love is the bittirest element in my punishment,' she said, In a voice of !mob profound misery, that Lord Montressor could soarooly continue to be lieve her agitspon unfounded or -exaggerated. He dropped upon a seat, and sitting still and white as a carved image of stone, gazed upon her, waiting her further communications. Tho above is all of this beautiful and highly interesting story that will be published In our columns. We give this as a sample. The con tinuation of it can be found only in the New York Ledger, the great family weekly paper, for which the most popular writer' in the country contribute, and which oan be found at all the Mores throughElit the city and country, where capon; are eold. Remember to ask for the New York Ledger of :May 80, and in it you will get the continuation of the story from where It leaves off here. if you cannot get a oopy at any neve office, the publisher of the Ledger will mall you a copy on receipt of five cents. Fanny Fern writes only for the New York Ledger; 871- venue Cobb; Jr., writes only for it; Emerson Bennett writes only for it; and nearly all the eminent writers in the country, such as Mrs. Isigourney, Mrs. Emma D. E. N. Elonthworth and Alice Carey; contribute regularly to its col orant. Mrs. Southworth will write for no other paper hereafter. Geo. D. Prentice Esq., of the Louisville Journal, prepares the Wit and Humor Department in the Ledger. It is mailed to sub scribers at $2 a year, or two copies for $B. Ad dress Robert Bonner, publisher: 44 Ann et., New York. It is the handsomest and best fond ly paper in the country, elegantly illustrated, and characterized by a high moral tone. 111 ANITFACTURING. int lOSBYR WHITE'S ifiNk CAKELIGR REPOSITORY! JOSEPH WILIS% now on but. ma In Ws reaches prendses, (now e= Plttpth and lasrence•Ula near Lt .' n A'' ig MO. Bum no olly Invitee the puhlie to heaped his Kook of CUR GM, 811001.1125, /sr And be particular. ly Intsamitennamen merchtmera that m. Yo wine = . 14: made. nne= Tun expellent,. In the badmen. him :3 e = before his patrons tha name *bobs nonfiction which ea many years past • it ha. been particular department to eeleet from the yezione and tw his it talented Latent httanture The encore of tile nea eystetn Is complete r th e rs. e hla an Ppmat ly the poi bed and mc7=etatd :l alanu mz lhoturrat Untnictunb= by those heavy expanme, which the feaffan dm:gating House of Intelnee. bee heaped upon the prim of Gooda (owing to large renter) Joseph White mill .. 1 1 on romir mime enly.at numb lea than the nen. ta. N•11,--Carreame rgW 4ln as UM manner with die. pooh. I•lo;dantfa Pittsburgh Coach Pactoz3ir, ffi L. STEPHENEI; BIORLOW • M. formerly E. M. BIORLOW, No. 48 Diamond Alley, near Wood Bt., PITTSBURGH, PA. IWOOLD RESPECTFULLY a 11• wanes to the carriage nein/ coontannltY d public to general that I have tble day_parei Interest of my farmer partner. _ldr. ALB=T. and will carry on the !madam In all It s branches at th• old rand. N O. 46 DIAMOND ALLA'''. In chanting the name of this old ands* well establlehe ed manulenturing establishment. I minus the pablle no edbrt shall be emotion oo my part to deserve the me high elmorter ea long entoyed by toy predeosem and *madams. laLlyd DL L. HTIPWINII. Cowin and Carriage Factory. 1011NSON, BROTHER & CO, corner of 0 Belmont and Habeas street; Allewtelar Intl,, would respectfully Inform their facade, and the nubile tieneral. ly. that they .. man e ntartarine d Varian" lantintneli honhararolnillit KO. ea obataa. I al tzar Talons styles h aooPaPoiadh• dilaters will be mooted with add reliant to does. hint! and beauty of nnite. Detain will ale be attended to on the moot reaeonaide t.omd Using In all that work the beet Neatens Blatt; Pol. red Wheel dtol, tboy feel acalident that all who fawn that with their patrons.. will re perfectly satisfied on trial alba? work. r , T4'f'll•PF?re*.7l . l l 'ete!!!.l l t 4 ilff!,7 l s TABEE, POPE * STREET, hiILISIIIPAOTIIIIRBS or OSCILLATING STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS AND NELL WORE% Salem, Columbiana Camty, Ohio. IGHTILIAN & REED'S PATENT OS v v CILLATING ENGINES of ralseelnr..lntermhin. conetaaMy on hand and made to order. •Itti thartne. Rhalthm. An, for Coming and Baer hill* and ether pun Poona Valor. Kannienturere w of Judsolts th Gettzgat Goverrser Toot,. tlaohl fling i =ln:La m atenine tethe:ot every Or eariptlon. Clommon Slide Engine. made to order. nuilidt: O. F. KLOPFER & CO. Cabinet and Chair Wareroom. anger ol PIM. and A L y= grata. PittaterglE lIAVE constantly on hand a large assort s:sea of Fs:altars bravery stybil.d &valve'. manufactured by themselvee, and warranted to be at lb best rashartal• Tema km. deroutterte WELLB, RIDDLE • CO. 80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Ps:. WHIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES. roll:1W from tau trod% sod Dean t/ 6616 p gaW m kr instructions. Trazo-6 mootto,ot 6 pa oraL dim:omM for mob. odarclyalrma J. * H. GIRWID, ROPN . VI t i jW INE Corner dr mod h. .11:7always on band fall supply of Cog and Ilanar ROVIL Bad Corday Bash and Cnato Wool. groom. Clotri ... , and fl ax gang Pamir. Whim s and land Tirlam Oat Staend auxl Mama'. Una s.! andlardarag MEN IL T011113.......M011. I. TOII3II---...- T. B. YOUNG & CO., FURNITURE & CHAIRS Of ovary Dom m ition. YAOTOBY—AdamI at. indinai ad Pets& Aim. arehouse—Nos.3B & Bmithlreld at. TEAMBOAT OABLNEVIINITIIRE—We annstantly tosn STEAMBOAT °ABM TURN and 011•1111. mullavlta tLa attantion of those War.. boa In tounlanhas bad. us3Ctaaira T. B. 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