THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. ESTABLISHED IN 1786 Fr MECUM OWEN t CO.. Grnalt. SO.IIPOIII An mum* Flom, (Appletoues Wllah%) Xx 1146 and 84 • Dneeday Nat Ak: • . . ..4.4.4 ---- -- _ - N AnettiaTi reitent Crecatt F AEXTRAORDINARY AND AsTON 'I7IING Improvement la Cream Vreeehlz. will 1 6TX MINIMS% b 1 a alteple er,l elee,tut awn. Naha of "MI hewn princiNon proctoring thle dealridda d surptiatna mutt. A child of ton year* ran m.n+A, IL art mot difficulty. TUREV6ILVER MEDAL.* A . by the Maryleal laetttete, ikeß Fir.: Cle. P.. or tha Metropolitan Mccluenloe Inatdritc, enrol the relent, of tble apperstee aver nit ether,. A. a fiarthor awl COriliming 4tverf of the etreileme ,4 ,lhb Freezer, the umlerelotel 'weld lute, that ' , TIIOUSINDS hem been sold +Sure the patent smog mroed. The torgely Mg demand Get tbit popular ertiete 'foetuses the tom to modui doal.ro to SAlttud thole or. der, dirty, and thereby pereent detsj. Orders 0 ILO trill meet with prompt Attention. the It Or the retell priest of the /Wenn . ter smOsidatte• Owse training • thwte one. I HUM Of 111:1111O1 : TWO eillitti 112, Thfel. Alas ta. Voor P....1 - t• ft fa cons 10. ?ilia tual• ff• tonri••• Qnartt f.1,1 . •• , M - Qualla AIL , - Adana:. A C. lIRRIttiN, an Broulway, New Tort. Aoki for Pato:atm • ltamdr U udflkere Celvbrated C,ordinl i tient APOSITIVE ,OZD PALATABLE Remedy for general DRAMs, Dyspepsia, Leas of Ap petit*, and all dinordeas of the Digestive Gramm. Tholamittor and Prtiptietaref Gistfreirs Oidwaled Cbr. died /Mrs fa recomtnentilak i them In en unrivalled tonic and intim:want Is vostsined the best medical euthotitke -at Europe and America, as Im by the Multitudes who ham tested them. A. • restorative they stated alone.— Thousands who aie aim languishing might awake td new • elintlllos by this powerful retmvater. The dyape p il e rho ramie to Godfloy'e Oorlial Bitten, finds benefits perina bent Upon the vital own; they enemies. a direct maim. rylnMoam, mad yet their arency is as mild ea salatati.— fte amend sinking. at the stomach, lots of appo !ate, den Imadach, raeottl depression, bypoehoudriesis. -- -==e l" Tl ' al fi l d d= " l "dk i• ' ti r' ittreont ' , fsr 7. their becalm ere I:caleu labia. Porthole's am mutated &plow ail lamotitione. __Central Depot,l6;E:outh William street, N. Y. ja23.4.1t0s GEO. GODFREY, Proprietor. 00E14:kers Celebrated Cordial Gin. 91ni9 UNEQUALLED BEVERAGE yeomen nmendnal properike.of the bighted. ceder.— It is manufectomel modally for mid by the Proprietor and Patentemof th e best materials, and has all the admits with out the 'deleterious effect. a any ather Gin either to Orem Britain, Bollard or thia country. GODERENII CELE BRATE:DOOR:DIAL GIN has beat adopted by eatipeot physicians co the purest and most ellicacions diffnaire rtiuf Want stadia:Mk Which manufacturing skill hoe yet given to the world. It to entirely exempt from those deb lade drinks which beget& thirst forslimulants, Orders to ear amount promptly plied by the Proprietor, GPO. GODFREY . Importer of Itrandlee, Gin, Wines, ke_ 16 South William et, New York. Cream Actually Pretest In Three and a Half lelltatite•l 4 4MASSER'S" PATENT FITE MlN me 11152=31. PUT TO TUE TESTI—The ability of Maseer'a Freemr to freese cream to Gee minutes era. folly proeoden Wethehalat, the 11th day of larch, at the -Toeel.hlot Warerooma of S. W. Smith. No. 534 Brad way before n large audience astemblalte bear a lecture from Prof. Hume on the cutjeet of refrigerants. Cream woo AO- Many frozen In 3 minnte• by the watch. PRIM,. 3 quartaa—.—.- ...... —4l 8 quart... Names..—.-...- ..... 4 14 quart, 5 "A liberal dluom E. P. WRAY, Matmfact York. nt to the trdeie , lill r. Platte street. Net. Orden for the .bon prompti watt for .Atthuf mlebrat Jar. Forel. b 7 GEO. W. HIM atilfe3mr Arid JNO. TLEM tly executed. Abe. wholesale ated Felt Sealing Osna and IBLEr, Federal .t. Allegheny, tING. 17 Market at. cor.3d. Importe • Wines, Groeert • I. & W. Gr.ERY, 20 awn mat, no no mum., wow MU [Established MIL) 1 MPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FIRST Quality Family Gnweries, oiler to the Trade, Hotels, Rt. Families, and all who are choice in their taste, and dealse a peisiiina article, a largo variety at TEAL-Green and Mack, Sonnhottg, Pounhont, English Breakfast, Wong, Imperial, Upon, Gunpowder, Young Upon, de, In davits am' half cheat, dc. COFFEE--Ifocha and Jana. WLVES-31ailetra, Sherrie, Porta flocks, tn.. eery old nod high grades, in original packages. demijohn, mag nums and tewtles. BARTON sad GIIESTT ER'S CLARETS. CELAMPAIGICS—Iicet t Chandon's Clab't Imin Ve.e415.. "Do IfeidselclL G. 11. tfunmie dodo, do LlQUORS—Brandies, num, Whiatvy, Gin. Arrant, Ab ainthe, Kirsch, kc-, tr., livoriginal pact 11,..-ea, also Canc., Maraschino, Anima, fioyeen Sitters, kn. MALT LIQUORS-I,mdou Brown Stoat, Se,teh and Ensbeh Alva CIGARS--A minty of Linden brawl, PICKLES-sEnglivb and Prowl, SAOCIVS—For Thai, Carrie, Gwis. !lined, Lc. - CHEESE—Stilton, lots, Royal'. Victoria, Priam Albert. Parmesan. Grayer, &wan, Dutch and and American. ISUGARS—Lasf. Crushed. Pull erlv..l. St. Crsic ak..., in bar rel* and half Nord, HAMS—Westphalia and America, DIELS—OIiv, Sperm ,Ind Moil, iffik-Der Liquors are warranted maidulieraisd and of oar • Filigunrialo. ,;Lahti. , Gold Nftdall - QTEINWAY .& SONS; MAN urAcivarae, Nr.ii." l :l4 York, rewired the following Fa Prue Maar in cum titkAt with doe noakttue Itneecw. New the Metropolitan Pals. uEingtoq March, UM. .A GOLD MEDAL, at. the CrprtAl Palace, New York. :Co ' thoothetr.l.Bss,' (being the only Gold Medal given for Pion. within the but et: years.) A.GOLD MEDAL at the Mo7land leatltute, Baltimore. THEIIIIBI . PRUE MEDAL at the Fete, Cryetal Palace. Neer York, November, IMO. Among thr Judam rem th. Gra nautical Want in the °unary, wath no L himen. cmt .eb.lk, Wallenbaapt and many ahem. St. kS. Pi 12109 (with and without the Iron Frame, ttro warranted for three Team and • writtett guarantee gimp. Pianos peeked anal shipped without &erge. Prlcew towlerate. deZrlydr The Best Fruit Casa —IR— B ' ILL the MEAN= and MOST DIIIIMILE IN TILE WORLD. It mining neither WAX, BOLDER, UMW, Dor . . RUBBER MGR to nal it. No LEAD SCREWS, or WILE:MIES ors tond It clam with s _ SPRING TIASP, and 11 ample that any cm tan tannage G. 120,==kl e D P.AIubmWPOMMIT. PANT, 166 Et Clam N. S. Ambler the Clamp= y, J. C. BEAMAN, OM PrmelertlY. r• acallaadv E. KETCII9II & CO., 2.92 Pearl et-!t. N. Y. LADLES' COTTON. Is tow universally kissysro as the very best for [sadly use, and sbno for EZWING 3LACIIIYLB. • ". Agents, ItOILCRTI.OO,O7 CO., nrilY 61 De y .Str• et ,N. Yost. Bruggisto gA. FAHNESTOCK & CO., WHOLE . ..I.Dmara. and MAntrartnrern orlnf Lead, and Lltharge, cornor Wood and Front streets, Pitt. borl• meta SCIIOONSIAKER, MANUFACTURER . I n Mc. Mai. r&0. l ay sod Wholausla Dealer in Palma, 011 a. Varnish., Turps. Una. ZiEo. Attaburgh, Pa. oe,l.lyd /01171 . noryon VLEMING BROS., ( SUCCESSORS TO .J. Kidd k C 0..) Wholeoale Drugstore, No. 00 Wood stmt., Pitraburgh, Po - Prrioriodon of Dr. 11cLeree's celebrated Vermitup, Liver ' 'TORN HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS. 1117affey,) Wholeasla and Rabid Drunpriand Maier In Palata, OD% Dynatnira, tn., corner Wood and Sixth streets, Sirawar Mane for Dr. Yard'. Idadlclna. ap2l JOHN P. SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAL ata Drop, Palas, On., Tarimlams and llyestufrn,' tip. 2106 Liberty rtroot,Plttaburib. All Ordm will mein prompt atteation. gir Agent Ilsc Schemekli Plenum& Symp. mataklydaw AE. SELLERS, WHOLESALE DEAL • •T i. Drl/g..hats. Dys.tes, Oil., Varnished, R 4.71. Woxl•treel, Pittsburgh, Pa. Goods warrviotoil. Prkes OLOILOZ =M. 013“133:11 v /r1 L RA ITER, WHOLESALE AND to Sbtrrsl e etall Droggiate,romer of Liberty and St- Clair sta., • OSEPH FLED INO, (SUCCESSOR TO L. J I Co.))corner Market stre ten l Thatriond keep. cooatantlyon hood WI and <motet. Stosortment of Drop. Medkinos, 'Medici. Chest.. Perfuntyry, and all article. per• tants:, to hia brainiest.. SiPPlipiadans rirnicrlptlans =Cully compoanded at all hoax_jaatly PR. GEO.KEYAR, DRUGGIST, HO Wood area; corner of Weed street sod Virgin try, Pittabonlin Music, 6;co TOIIN IL MELLOR. SI WOOD ST., between Dlnalani Alley nod Twartt. atract. Sob. .karnt IbrCITICKERINCI • SONS' (Bout.) PLANO 'FORM, II.1• OM é HAMLTN'S MODEL MELODEONS and ORGAN lIASMONIUISS, and Daslar In lluale and IlnAleal (Igoe, Jar - - -Er KLEBER HUH., No. 53 FIFTH 1.1.• Bt Mtn Mtn vitheOtoiden Harp, bolo Agent for !VTI'NNS • CLARA'S (New York) unrivalled Grand and Septare ?LANDS, and CARIIART k NEEDEIAJd'S germane DELU DED:SS rant OMAN ILARMONIOILS, Water. in Irloair.Und ludeellustrutnenta. CIAARLOTTE BLUME, KANO—Y.:WTI:JR le_g_nod Doaler to Piano Vortex, and foiporter of /ludo end Molest Inarninents. Plc Anew for the I.I.A.MDCIiG 111.11505, elm Lvr lIALLET, DAVIS Bottom Pigmy with and Without Bohan Attachmont. lit Wood street. ft ttorttrps Benjamin F. BID OODISSELLOH AND AI7OIIN -AND COMMISSIONER FOR Ti Nair Uric, i n Ottin, Diossettemus, In, Mimi • ' Viresdi, Aullsoctriedge mai dians Depositions adustnistersd t!, Tttorded or used Office oppagte tba litaattlb Ekt 4,4 OBEB.T •'KNIGHT, ATTORNE`TTAT. Ail Lwowseudtorar the Bunk of Pittsburgh, 110 Pourth Arid, Pittsburgh. dab OS' PII S. A. P. MORRISON, AT . scaia7filar. . oake, :co. FS Fourth t., um' Throd, nrysti ,&11,17.110AN & HAZ EN, ATTO ' EYB 1....ame. la Odom Building. Fourth ' Wart, 11 1 11DES--.1102 Dry Flint Rides; 64 Green Aillet.etM.k.,.o4^4 " d ritit i lltfUlUatoE4 - Itolo6 lAbat7 Mu* Inavr,,_YOßK ADvrlATprrrß, ' NEWS YORK ADVERTISEMENTS From A.LBETIVIneIIattION. . ' , v. Emu" H. 5 , SCHELL'S .13 , cribang No .1'.15 larNmoura rk._ vas &goer Illercfmnto and Wholesale _ C - - DR. I'EUC lITW ANGER'S, HedraliburegAmetlcaFlre.trackerPlstol: nrenrings.la Perrhsreatrt ik,...r....v0r, Emory Perired 1 rri it is ir ndmitted to he the nlost amusing Toy' iirc,. t j_ et,- offered to 1 - ;;ung interim ott Rai& for all thue,oftlie THE UNDERSIGNED HAS LATE L . ). , year It makes Yol.ni e•/tlni tu me tA•tittonn bktol and mrln ~,,,,,,...e,h, In thle t„.", h „f t. ns t ne ., a ! earrie• a half ,nth the same prochttun fur ton pace, thnogh The flaavetuga are but nh in 0,kw... of R, to and 4.' .4n11 , 4ta, net %MI. Oar, ...ugh to hill. waking tt the only cheep and n a t 4 r t .. tn tr r a,l tn t th,..hltai, e.t. p nr . Ryirte,--oth, lat or hamlet • potal to tatgo meth -, In t, itt,re. I nn,orot..nl.l ... h pro.l..ni LAithm , 'nett ne Aittitnae, old., ;lark t I pale. In tour trteke' It,-tell pH,. In !eutt and aptrant. noun dine 11.11 0 ,4 and En,a t .h t;tto Torsion nod Ft knots bum. 'I.-- to the markt, Trade pel, t . t1.1 per hit tastol.. calth a. tie. Rattboboltt, Baal - Ira, Iri-h and F.rottt IN itialty, - A.NIo, l'eneh, ; Marra. :fent 1 r Ram.. h. an , rona of the „mntry.! Chore and Rembetya Ih , ndy. lima and ilndeirn lino, soil I A. IV. lIALL. 3:35 Itr..n.da At, ' Y . be inotarAly loYelnee./ It norm.. no ekill, but en 1111 c, ; Inventor nod StA.. Mannfactutt , pc . n ~,,,,t W r it, ~., id' ,Mon. ht ...la Fllttst of the rr A full 11....t.t!t10n. tr ith ~,,,,,,,, ~t to any ndtll.-. • *beetle. nay crop ! rrceiptof a yu• tag , 'tamp. The h., t•t o rethe Oil. re..ae yallaa end white. warrant, . FIRE CRACK FR? rontltantly .n hand 100 An. ,tt. ;Tatum, it. lon at net other Intbottot in the Vultt•l Flat.... i NTnattal. .1 h;Antibil RpeiMmen n • I t-ut I-, P0p...... • r Fenn - .rant Of .v.l u l.tyner. Extra,/ of Co, - ,mar, Ilh of a bleb • Mall prepaid on rer. , lpt of F.I y e .l. In.!, _.flhfueen .. .NI altli...l* of 0,21..... - aa " kilo may. by Dr. I' 't af.,-e nod holy propantlenl p ATE NT S I'll INtl 11 E 0: 4 : PATENT SPRINit be taxi« onouili a ill. but • triflingomen, t . ; Vahan Rem PrEe litre SI tria1...,.t00 1.,rr.N1 Iv , The mite of thmonw.. are extremely; moderate, an I di-i yit.,ll , paw1 , ,,11' ,, ,n it, Cteertdt tern Nero. reetions In n,llanytjali.slly ! /Ye Inant.f. Into and .o"fee for ,al , the 1..1 II d• rut t !told DII.. LEWIS FECTITTITANII ER, ;In thim or ant-she, mart , I. A r 0t..111,1 trope. tton atoll Rat elltatielaftei Letp.rl, of DY . ttcs Ettrafial Otte And liiefet. torrent on , to the , of ee . ' , ' , ... el " I '''' no n " "° ' o'o the D.hperrmotyre anti i . antrypalpicell:aettirtalt. , .into get. eonoone hoatity.rhenf...... aintplieity and perfoct No ! /hi MAltltx 1.151 , , NEU - TOR,, eeeattity ay., I 111.... t, with•ot ohotructlng rho fitrttintlott N. It —.54, Amt rartiodreey•a c.1.411-nr, Ilimllal Ritter. ; of air. bole,. nod other. allyeoneatlt their oven !, Int. rt.t and Giro • r alr.nalarrOntT n !by 1,..1.111. our lied, and /ato betty. pnrrhaet el.- ___ whero C. 1f. 2 I% '. STILATIVN.A.g,IO, glarrtaars. -JOREPII Vfaiii64l . . Carriage Repo•ltoryi JOSEPH wittem NOW CAltltY : dgew C./IRg orilitmlutea In Mr spacious prior. fnow lately enlargol.) Into on Pittsburgh and Lawmen write, 110.11.1 Ihn Two 311 Is Rum respectfully Int Pm the public to luepect his sue* of CA ItleldifiES, NUM; lES. Lo. Anil he parUcularly infortia purcha.,. that one price only I. mein. Yeurtima year.' experience In the bush nem, elmblos Men to place before his patrime the winiechoice collection of Qrriages, which es many years past It Una been hie particular deturtment to select from this ratio. and mon talented Eastern Manufaeterers. The iIIICAMM of lile new synteru fs complete; the mummy of his arrange inet. will supply Oho hest and moat fashienable she wafts-to rem at moderate primes. l'oemmutherml by the. Leavy expenars, which ti. wr re. far decorating Houses of flueltewa, has heaped upon tLo price of Ocala, (owing to large rents.) J,woph Mate will *el on rowdy tuottcY only. at much Wm than the ueoal Y. 8.--.Cherriages repalrol to ate best manner, with di► patch. felOulawtfY Pittsburgh Couch Pastors. M. L. STEPHENS, BIGELOW t CO form sc"" er . l-YE M.BIGELOW. . Ire. 46 Diauund .116%6102r Woo/ Alrect. PITT PA. IWOULD RESPECTFULLY AN noun. to the Qumiage using atmmtmlty an pnblic to general, that I have this day purchased the inter est of my former partner, Mr. Albert. and will carry or the business in all Its bronchoa at WO Old stax.l.l6u. 46 Diamond Alley. In changing the time of this old and to moll estab lished manulacturiowestabliahtnert, I ammo the prblk no effort shall be wanting no my part to dawno the same high character so long etdryul by my predecessors and associates, 4a7:lyal M. L. STEPHENS. JOHNSON, BILOTHER t. CO., (Urn, of /klntent and Rebecca Streriz, ALLEGHENY CITY. • - - • AVOULD RESPECTFULLY IN- T form their friends, and the public geo rally, that theyam manufacturing Carriages, Datemboo, Rcheers. Bunion, Sleighs and armlets, lo all their vari ous dylrs of finish and proportions. AU orders will be executed with strict regard to durability and beauty of finish. Repairs will also to eit.eded to on the most nemonable terms. Using fo all thrir work the best Eastern Eltaftarl'ulea and Wheel staff, they feel confi dant that WI who fame them with their patrom e ge will be perfectly satisfied on trial of their wort ISEMMIJIMI JOIIII O. TOMO TOZ34I rakmas L TOCSO T. s...lrouNo a. co., }1,117.31.11 or FURNITURE AND CHAIRS Of Every Description. ricroni—total St.teterss Wylie cod Fenno. Anne. Warchonse—Nos. 18 S 40 Smithfield St., QTEANIBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—We 1. constantly mannfimniting ATEAWBOAT CARD FliklYilTrith and CHAIRS, and invite the attendon of those Interested In furuishlon boats soalidit win T. B. YOUNG A all. C. F. TILLOPPMR £ CO, MANITFACTURERS OF FURNITURE s. Cif A I lin ef every renetyined etyli . in Hosmetiod, Hshummy and Walnut. suit:dile la t parson ,chambers uo d dining twins. equa: to any to be fund in the Pastern coins, not salmi - el prices. Emery article iamb: he hrutil and oar. muted. i2 - Hotele nn.l Meanths ni (grubbed at ehort nonce Waremome, corner Penn and Wayne no. Pltriburch. deleilterl err C4IIINET .111.4.VC , FACTUHER Ni.'. 9: Jo 99 Third St.: Pittsburgh. T W. W. RESPECTFULLY INFOR)IS J. . Li, friend. and custiMiscra, that Ise ha. jint completed udik of Vurninu, which oiderbdodly Wolargo..t mei lead Prot tainal [urea! , in shim:Hy. A. he iedere, 42 2 / 1 1,13 re up hold ....sal-, beet workmannlop e.-e-mitHeeignri and from the rattr , of Me orders and f.eili'T ln menufactunnic, ha le cnallled to pealece umlaut ed PraNITCHE at the lowest lit LeclrA to Land Um cr.-mead .anety of ere rY dear-rip:ion of furniture. from the elicepest eon plainest. to the most elegant awl awn', that a hou our any part of orte, may be furniaNcil from hie sucL,or munufacuited capremly to onler. Ineze 13ookalltro, Sct C. COCIIRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO En s. Sadler.) %Tholes:de and Iletdil 'Denier In auks. nettlonsry and Paper llnngings, Federal street. Gth tlour S. E- of Market &mare, Allegheny, Int. JOUN S. DAVISON. BOOKSELLER AND &Warner, encassaar to Davison ..t Agnew, No. G 3 Market street, near Fourth. Pittshnrglt, Pa. KAY & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STA TIONER.S. No. 55 Wood wont, next door to the ror sr of flint Pittsburgh, P. School au,l Lew hooka con. tonily on bond. L. READ, isOOKSELLER AND STA u TIONETL, No. 7S Fourth rt. Apollo PhAldino. R. CALLENDER, BOOKSELLER T. cold Stationer. ?Wank Ildl, Firth acct. e-onimisston, &c COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCRANT, No. AO Pine Arrind, et. Um* Mo. ICIER to Sumas, WIRTX.I.3 . & Co.,Josta & Lamm. Loardaw.Srzwata A Co, I 'Leo L Pam.. Will purchase to order, Lead, !lamp, tacon, Grain, At. Prompt attention ghat, to any manner of forwarding. . JeBd.pet SPKINGER lIARBAUGH, COMMISSION Merriam, Dealer In Wool. Prortsions and Pmslusis 15.24 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. AENRY7S7KING, ( M LATEFTHE firm of King 6, Moorhead.) Outnnslwlnti Metthunl, and Dealer In Pig Metal and Blooms, No.lll Winer snot, be. low Market, Pittsburgh. Pa .pl 9 A A. "TARDY. (SUCCESSOR TO di.Jones Co.,)Commission and Forwarding Mrr. chant; Agent or the Nla+liwon and Indianapolis Itaiirced, cor ner First and Ferry irta.. Pittaburch. Fa. ps2ttivd EDWARD T. MEGRAW, GENERAL commission Merchant. and Wbotreale Peeler in ]Peon factored Tahoe., imported awl Domestic Cigar.. Snuff. lc.. Lc., No. 2.11 Liberty street, oppreite the head of Woal, burgh, P.- ruhlitly ALEXANDER GORDON, FORWARD wt: and COMM/MIMI Merchant, Lead and Fbeet Ara, Dealer to Pig and Der Lead sod Shot, American and Mudlla Hemp. te:Mal6nee DR. R. T. FORD still continues his now VEGETABLE PRACTICE. Ills office, West and Pennsylvania Avenue, (Fourth Street Itoada East end o Diamond street. Pittsburgh, Pa. Ills unlimited success in Amite not Chronic Diseases MA not be equaled in any dills medical prxtice of the prcsem day. mrlBArrelyY. PR. O'BRLEN CAN BFI CONSULTED u De. Stnithie. comet Finn and Smithheld etmte, on PR. WEDNESDAYS and-SATURDAYS. from 10 to 1 and 1 to a &clock. iirdriteeldenee on 'lie Driewnstilic Emil. JetWirdii S.. P. Z.LW, x. D ........ ....... nextxo. D. DOCTORS GAZZAM d: FLEMING. Mk° Nn. 23 Eixth stmt, Pfttoburgb, Pa. flOiAtudo URPIIY . BURCHFIELD, DEALERS M In Silk. slot Wk.,' Dace (loons generally, Cloaks, Tams atel 11l In, Esulfroulerila and Staplo Good% lor family nee. An unu.na/ly extonelse a-anvoent Inall the atuve depertnanna, Just mai."' owl aellion at the loarent View. _Car Nortlpanot eor. geonit and >lerkct oc3 '"-" i. ' ll ' ZrA '''''' d. as' r o . , 11 and Detail ilk-alers In Fancy and staple Dry GOOK:II, n . Vint. stroa, Z.Z.l.cotrrn •Hgrnts. . . Ca/lectlons In lowa. J. M. G RI F F I T II , cot - NsELLOIC LAW, lOWA. WILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTEN- T elon tr. tL. ediectba al securing uf acc ,, uu.•. deb.. hc., to Dubuque aud surrnunding cuuntr,. tawlicnsittunuts Promptly Auh. llCtler, PITVILIC. , II: F. F. Von Doontkod. Joon,. lamb A Co.; R. Biddle Itacls; At VT: N. 0. )lorphy; Wm. C.`anningbam & Co.; 1 A. tD. IL 4.luotobein JOHN CAMPBELL. -- a" MANU rA C TUBER OF nooTs and 15110F.S of every deerrlyrlon, Yo. 34 :401111016d ertel, Pittsburgh, Pa. oenl:ls4 AT LAW E STATES OF Kentucky, Mlesouri r lona, Wlacoludn, ken, aud Oaths le. any of tho above DSSOLUTION.—The Copartnership ofJ. Sehoournaker k Co, Is dleeolred thla clay by 'mutual COLMIIt. J. SchoonmAker is fully nithorized to eettle the buslgeke of the concern. J. SCHOONMAKER, Ily2B THOS. D. UPDIKE. lIOUSES - 3 0 goal substantial Dwelling live. auk lota, of various slack for rale on liberal tors.. For further particular. enquire of REIS k BESOVR; Ilftb otreot. Pat& Jelftdeat l e y corner of Stnitbncld end Second eta. TUBS ANDdoz Tubo, !ES dos Seelers, for sale by rxis k 6E5055. Jes Cccr. Smithfield and Second ate. DROP BLAOK--500 lbel. in store and for ode by jeci VIAMING 5500. QHalf chests Black Tea received and for tele by hInCUSCIIF.ON; .0 2:l9:74berty et. OSE PINK-500 lbs just reed awl for AJOWeby Pa AMUNG.BROL viREE S " - 2 = sa in ja t re X 601 , 140 „ gurntture D. H. THOMAS, libpsicians Effp Goo bg PITTSBURGH. SATURDAY MORNING,, ; -_•TE 27, 1857. ROMETIIIING NEWS =M= - JOUVEN' 13 KID-GLOVE CLEAMIR. Jul; V EN'S E CLEANER. • JOU VESPS KLDOLOVE CLEANER. JOU% EN'A K IWI LOVE CLEAN ER. JuI*VEN'S Ki WO LOVE CLEAN Elt. cents per bottle. 25 cents per bottle. 25 cents per bottle. 25 cram per lottio cents per bottle. 25 cent+ per bottle. coots per bottle. ant, per bottle. Olio bottle deans !SI pair One bottle cleane 50 pair, One bottle cleans SO pair. One bottle draw 50 pair. Asa.; taby proceed+ from the preparation. the glove can to vont basediately alter It to clouted. Witba piece of flannel, apply-email portion of the preparation very Jghtly, and lb. dirt will instantly dieappyer. It is the article used by the Slanufacturers of pens to impart that purity of knish and tatty.% for which their glev. aoyustly cel ebrated. It cleans kid elippem and while and colorant kid glove, elegantly. It is oleo an excellent article for the toilet and fur heautlfyiug the complextua, removing pimples, Ate., far cussed., la excellence any of the thouhand and nue pnlmrations usually sold for that purpose. One trial. at the trilling expense of 2.1 cents, MU convince any one that the article is all that it is claimed to be. Pro • bottk , of It for cent.. and you will never wish to be without It. It can be obtain...lot alt Pruggints .0 Dealers In Faneyfimalh In Pitt.. tough and at wholesale, of the solepturrietent CLARK A CO. 21.5 8A.0...ti, Nits Yoga. A Intent discount to the e. As there to 11.11 Inferior article In the market, buyers will he careful to see that the mune of Ctaux A Cu., ie upon Inch bottle which they pc...levee. Always on hand by IL E. SELLETLS, HENRY RICIISILD SON, /VS. FLEMINO, and other bruggiats in Pittsburgh. JelbSindm Rouse Furnishing Hardware. PICOT S. 81-101 - L I. Yo. q Agicroot L. Xflo rook )3IPORTERS and Jobbers of Cutlery, Fen den, Ten Trays, Irina Iron% Tinned euul RnamsCod lollosa Were, French Tinned Ware, Andirons, Fry Pans. Coal Hods, Plnabdred larval:Kai PWhd and Briscannis Warr. YrrOUCTIMI:II3 or PLATED SPOONS AND PORES, A Malden Lam, tie. York C=ME=tI:I:JM PATON, Manufacturer of New and Int • prvre4 ntvl. of SCHOOL FURNITURE. Illtistrat,lestilognoe .ent on applicatton R. PATON. • Jelltrid,t 21 Grove //rect. :Cr , . Yotko. Modern Style of School Furniture, NA NU-WTI:RED and for wale by N. JOUNSON. No. 4O Iludsou attret. Nee , York A barge eupply kept constautly ua hod. Circular. for•rard ed oa appliulsou ae ahoy, jett•ktrl, LIGHTE, NEWTON B. IMADIFIURTS, A i r AN (;FACT U itEltS of the Patent Arch Plank Piano F..n - t.e., rektorll.ml for tie;th, lull. nese, richness.. purity, amt •peculiar .tinging unality of their tone, for vet.. h they have ree.eiv..l the highest rromtuma from the grate_[ otuairal celehritin nt the counter litul In every falr. when brou g ht in competition with other inen ta. meats, hare obtained the higheet preatinus The Patent Arab Wen.l Plank, whirl, f. owned anal u...e.1 only by to. guarantee. then - etanfllii^. in tuna bitio, than any Otter it strutars. grin:, their thipmee.h . nied ..leman.l in all scut. the country h. al[anlti•llt pronto( their euperun . rte.-flew.. A Ilhoral ...11.,..0unt to Clergy wen. and ill.. trade. Jiykly.ks Grorers BAGALE , 06;ItAVI: & CO., Wboleteile Groern. ant Waxl Htt.• Luria • • 11tOWNI.EF:, tirn6.i oorito aarntt..n public It 9 t 1,17 Itrmaks kin. fruits nod Family Ora-r., ln, rm 18 a. /.:xtr, kin 01J (.1 , ....rrna Jars do. Old Colli.•TV 111,k Ten, lion, I.lmagsulader and Imperial An, Oolong T. flednollism.nrs. Pn, Cornar. Drawl). land Gin. Old Port Sherl7, 3lndrtra la. I:l.trrt ar• I es- b¢‘•ll.. with a pnrrml ..t Gmeenda ,xtremt.ly luS for wholevetio rrtall the Pac.,La Tr.. St.:, eon., of 11. , Ppen.,ot! and Invn.m.l nlles. D EIS a. 13ERGER, GROCER:, AND .n A.., Grath-We.t cornet rhnithn. , l4...ant &'..nd SI f,11 , . burgh. A LEXANDER WHOLESALE tiio-r-r wad /ruportrr of Soda AAA, N., 153 I.ll,rty •dre*t. PittalaerKb, Pa aplAyd• M. MITCHELTREE, Jet., & Whol.lvtle ('.Garr,. Ikrtlfi Ing Urttill r.. Gad I%ins and Liquor Merchant, Nu 2:33 Liberty rtrrtt , Pittdnagh. inICS • TONES & COOLEY. WHOLELALE GllO - and Mat Furnlidiers, dealers lu Produce nod Pittsburgh )Innutactures, N 0.141 Water strtet, Dear Cherry Alley. PittAburgh. Pa. nth !AWL Y. 611110EI .1.11131 w. P11.•.71. . . . QIIRIVER & DILWORTH, WHOLESALE 1.11-orrrn. N. 1 , 0 and 132 ~,,, .trees, t Wuod end Smithfield. Pittnburgb. ACULBERTSON, WHOLESALE Grocer and Commis.. 11. rt haul, Drab, lu Produce laud Pittsburgh Manufactured Articles, 1.1.5 Liberty strret, Pittsburgh. i o TWIN FLOYD & CO., WHOLESALE Grocers and Oontmlesion Merchants, No. In Wood and ttEl Liberty any., Pittsburgh. Jrlo OBERT MOORE, WHOLESALE GRO. CER, Dealer In Produce, Pittsburgh Manufacture., and all kinds of Varcign and Mimetic WIo and Lbrors, No. 316 Liberty atreet. On hand a .err large stork of nna,- oor old Monongahela Whiskey, which will be raid In. for dab. . . WATT WILSON, WHOLESALE GRO CER', Met-amnia and Dealers In Pr, duos and Pittsburgh Manufseturra, Nu. 38 Liheity street, Pittsburgh. jerZ MI. MOIL, ROM, DIM". TSAIAH DICKEYS CO.. WHOLESALE Gropers, Cortnnle9don )km9614.95,004 Locators to Praloce, No. 90 Watmr street. taut 63 I+9.ut ottrust,l-3tteloargb. (Late of the armf ttoblorna, UoOe & Co.) LITTLE & HOLESALE GRO. T. CERA. Praluce and CO.,' Cnturoisolon Mei-claws, and Deaden In Pittsburgh hisnu(acturus, No. 112 &cowl .trust, Pittsburgh. Inc seicurczacx 11. L. NOSI10". WM. ISIcCUTCIIEON & CO.. WHOLE BALE Omen, Produc• and Coltmanloo Merchant., and Dealers in Fittdburgb Manufacturod Articled, No.:10 Übrrty affect, corner of lrlfin. Plttatrurgb, Pa. usy3 JO. ATOLL, J. L. CULL !TRILL ATWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE Grocer., ['mince wntl Comotbogion Merchant, and Dttaler. in Ilttaburglt Mattufacturtn, No. 8 Wool street. 1e Moen Water and Front .1., Pittotturgh. q.lB taut. ZO et %Del. H. Tuna., ROBISON & CO., WIIOLESALE R. Oro,r, C 09.163100 Merch.ts, mad Dealer,. In all kmda of Provisions, Produce oral Pttleburgh Manufncturas, No. 2.6 S Liberty .irant. Pittsburgh. lmlulpd ROBERT 11. KING, WHOLESALE 0R0CF..% CF..% Commisaion 31erchaut, and Dealer fa Pandora, Ptah, Fiuur, and all kiwis of Country Produce, Nu. 211 LIR erty etre••t. mouth of Sixth, Llttsburgh. Lilwral mi toticae made on conalgonsenia. ja.s:lyd OBERT DALZELL k CO., WHOLE RSALT. 0 r0c..., C.ornutiaskol wd Forwar.lia g Her - cb.ta and lkalura iu l'o•lucc uml Pittsburgh Manutuct taut, So. =1 Liberty stmt. Pitt...burgh. Pti. :so 2 Vrobuct Dcalers CHEESE. WAREHOUSE.-HENRY H. COLLINS, Forwardin,,- and Merchant. and Dealer in Cbevae, Butter. Lake Fi.h and „cenrrally, M==2=l T B:OANFIELLP, LATE OF WARRF:!•:, u • 01110.00rra114.1.3 Forward:lv Merriam% and W,wkra Ito.wrw. and Pori AO. and Weptern Prodaeo gt.ormlly trop , between iimitlafwld and Wood. I'lltdouralt. . ... M , B..iN if T - tiT - ;JI:E. (SUCCESSORS to A. k A. 31e.Baur.) Dnalora in }lon, Grain mad Product , . Corumiarkin arri Forwarding 41rridainta, No. lili Facond 'travel, Pittsburgh, Pa. (JOO.l, 'l.7yiJalli P .__ . .•__ AVID C. IiERSST, FLOUR, PRO duce, Prurnilon and Comuilsainn 4trriiliant, No. 207 Rarity atrert. rattier of Moil, Plindairnii, g iros hi, anon. lion to the mlo of Flour, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Clirew, Bum, Grata, Dried FrUllf, Fiords, kc, to. ark—Criniiimino.nt.. rrignictfully Adicinidi nutty ' ALEX. fr'oßSll'lf, (SUCCESSOR TO Fortytl. A Scott,) roneardlug 61L1 Contmlinion Nier. rl,lll, Dcaler in W.. 01, 111 , 1 r., Flour. Boron, Lard and Lord 1)11an I Proiluce i nincrallv, No. 74 Water oto PitUllourgb. 1 . 11. RIDDLE, GENERAL COMMISSION a 41m-chant and Ural, In Grocerira and Produce, '27 Fifth omit. Pittsbur g h, Pa. Rol, to E. RASCLIVN, PittlibUrgh, 13110ALZT, Contort A Ca.. Plittiou g h .11.. , -Cortrigritu, ~t, .oliritrd mid mtlatartoryrerun. g uar. Roland. deliklydairS ROBERT lIUTCHINSON, COMMISSION Merchant, for the ante or Weetern Reserve Ch f VIM flutter, Lind, flacon. flab, Dot and Pearl A.he , Salanntua, 011 a, Flour, ceraln,fleede,Dried Frnit.atel Pratte., generally, No. II Nrontilleld anent, between First and Water. apa CHARLES B. LEECH, FORWARDING and Canatutalos !kart:Ant, Dealer In Floor, Grain, Da. orn. Lent and Butter. and all kinds of Prodttre, No !I &Atte field ntreet, between nest and Wane,. ap3 EAGLE WAREHOUSE.—JAS. GARD- Wholeads Dealer In Flour, Provisions sod Pmdw grnrrally, No. 6 &wroth ntrvet, balmier, Liberty and Saalthfteld,l'ittaburgla, Pa. WTOOm. cash. tartly Jl3. 1101.21[3. WM O H LMES & BRO., PORK AND 1111. P. BOUM . B. Beef Pr-km=4 Dealer. in Previsions. writer of laarkEt and Front sextets, Pittsburgh. Pa. deg MECORAITVE PAPER HANGINGS.— iottetavne, wwee.Slarble sad Wood Decorative Pa per lianslapfocomillase,valleaodmaligootlap. Pommy, 3.30 W. P. MARBRALL ft Kaalet, flianufacturcrs. w ELLS, RIDDLE & • AO Fourth Street. 'Pittsburgh, Pa., . ~rt.-rm. or S WHIPS. TIIDNOS AND WITCHES. frrm the trmle.antl promptly nhlp red as per Instractloas. Taws—Mlmantlis, or 5 per cent. tllScatat for msh sotitlytla tr..? --- • - J. & 11. uurrr.trrrand. or • HOPES ASP TIV IN E, /1” ner nr I , rrn and Illeiridf .oire<ll. PRtsburph. ha. • HAN I ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL .0 rupply of (".11 end Haller !top., Iled COM!, SAPb +M Cokt. .4 71. l'aprr. %nte nq.l I.llp.,fNing and 51a.,..n•• I r anlllydi.wB • WILLIAM DARNRILL & CO., Ponn st.. I•oh,ivPitLiburgh, pa. BoiLER MAKI:RS AND SHEET 17 lrou Worker, lilauttractum. Potent Lueo ttttt tire, }loyal nod CylitoUt Boiler,, Chin.," liirrJchen, tire Red. Ftexim Coadorirers, Salt Sugar Pam. Iron Vow) ~ Lire Boots, et,. At.,, illhanillble Work, Brid, find Viaduct Iron, doom nt tla nhortai t tlce. All ortlrr, from r. dirtoom promptly attended to. • JeZ.: , Patent Leather." PRE ATTENTION OF CARRIAGE NA- K Ent+, Saddlers and Dealers le directed to the large work of Na I Enameled Hide. for Topa end Trimming. Patent Dash,Gdlar.or Ralling,Skirting, Splits, Pad Skino, dr., for sale at miner. prices by GEORGE IL ANDERSON, • No. L'a St. Clair et. 2il story Phillip/a Building, Pittsburgh, 11. a. SAMUEL FLlElPPakilit OletlNF on,lo ,t v, io CET::AR/Y Won, amt Armor to WU I on.. 21 Diamond, PlOalmrgh, keeps constantly on hiftftlau nate. sive and varied stack of ankles talltaidu (Or banaeheeters, too numerous to mention. wishing anything in lhe Enema requested to call and examine thimitotk, manufactured to milt the trade, t.-- fore looking elsewhere.turleftuid Penn Cotton 51111 a, Plitaburgh. KENNEDY, CIIILDS C BLANUFAC ITREIIB of— Yvan A No.l heary'44 Stiettingm Carpet Chain of all eaten and ahafker, Cotton 'hems, " ' Bed Cord*: " Plough Linen and Fasli Rope of ell elm and dor.ttfouic Batting. Qi-ttrdera left at the ihmbrane Stoia . oflonan, Wawa d Co, 337 Wood ntruct, hill have etiontloa. Ja2s:ly J Alur,s lawns, MANUFACTURRi OP kJULPIWRIC ETIIER; Sulphuric Acid; swmt Spirit...pi Mo.; Nitric Acid; Itottrumi , c Aumlynet M,, tic .4citi; Aqua Ammonia, FYI ; . . Nitro= do lkotkr's &Swim my 3 ____. LAIIGHRIDGE & DIAXWELL, NANTITACTUILMS Brushes, Looking Olasson, Picture Frames, A _NM DEALERS IN CLOCKS, HOUSE lituroishing Goats, to_ No. I..Ti Wootl ittreot, aborts rink, Pittsburgh. Machine Itrushos tunas to ordor. - ha:lyd H. 31. WARREN ek, CO, MANCFACTUREILS - AND DEILERA TN WARREN'S IMPROVED FIRE AND WaterTroof Counamition Roofs and Rooting 31a. /111-vMee-41" 11111 street. '142:1y DANIEL BENNETT, AiANL:FM:II'MR OF FANCY' COLOR ED IroEutono Ware, 11.kinghaatt arid Yellow W.re, tr. ttlh,e at the MAnasetory. owner of Washlnwtan and Irma/Ohl street, eppusitc Plltsburgb, Pa mtleldly• c. La ..... Itin 6.0[ NM= TABER, POPE of. STREET, Or OSCILLATING STEAM ENGINES, nozz.r.zs Nat teaßgs. Salem, Columbiania .Coauty, 0. TSTIIITMA N & REED'S PATENT OSCIL v LATINO Enuinre of .ulterior trnrinantthip. enn. .randy nn hand and urele• to order. with tittelinLz, :tufting. ke-. for Mullin:. &tel Save Mille, ur! other Iturpotte, A 1... ?tannin...ln, .tf airtrufel Gruel-new rare. u,.t .Agent. Williumv, Rids 4. Co.'. 11.&cliatittle Tools ',widily; Turning end Doling Lathe. of every de- Common Fhde Enxture W...11 - to seder tuyll Alf ...111,1E D. .......... VI Foundry, MITCHELL. HEREON iD CO. WILL VONTr:CUE TILE BUSINESS OF Cuwnt I , ..mts.try. al tlts.,,Ll otaall of I'ENNOCH., MITCHELL t t). v - tH manufacture, a, u , ual. • I ariry'w wad general as. Cook, ine - Stt , Vt... 11:11igaa Mild Slide Ovens, 'WAWA' ASV 1'.1:11V)R•191 . 0rES. MANTLES KITCHEN GRATER. Hollow Rare, Worn !Inca. Dog !tons, SAD IItuNA, , TF:A KETTCY-4, PLOWS I PEDW Povirs, .Mill and Machinery Castings Gloomily. An.lOA, am' IV AfElt PIPEtCyt WHY., !Me. HZ. , N .I/LS °O.' THE IlE , 1" 111?..1.VP Shovels, Spades, Picks, &c., Al: ~! ...LI al manufacturer... m. 7.1. 11. I. I M -T;t.TE; - 131.1"NIIIER. AND GAS FITTER. rs N. 10 loottel. t...nr tr. matt 172 rsn ar.t, next 41..ssr t., Parktr....Ws °lnes, szt.l Fear-11‘1 at.. ttear Lasts.klegh. tts Er..ry .I , ,rtpti.rn or Fittittgo for Ism ,figs Ste,m myll:tf t. El& . ..smile Tile Floor, I - , Cbort-hee. Hai • Cou...vutrko. V...tilsules ac.l St,res. ALFRED ' Niihr'AN D, Solo A pmt. FRUM TILE ORIGINAL PATENTEES, 31... gr... Mfmno , C... 1...ud0t, and Metaret. Millar d 1.....1., New limit. Int Pitt‘burgh and the Wtmt. • All a ork esnnte.l tn a sttperior .Al.ye Plana, Drawings, nil sp,,ito.n. can be ..oen at Nn. Et.nrth street. near Lib. erty. ksP 2, ; tnrlllyd f immure Rgentis rr ITE & CHAFFEE Agents Neptune Insur_ an Co. I.of/t3ette soort. PINNEY, Agent Eureka Insurnenedo., It O V.lerA street. R' A A. CARRIE.I BRO., AGENTS • Pennsylvania, losurauro Cowpony of Vittsburgb, Jones' Building, Fourth street. A3IIJEL L. 31ARSIIELL, Secretary Citi- LI rens' 111.1”6.9 Company. 94 Water meet. M. GORDON, Secretary Western Insur- J: ulna Company. r. Water street - . GARDINER COFFIN', Agent fnr Frank- J. lin Fire Imarenre Cumpen3, Nerthaaat owner and Third street. D A. 3IADEIRA, Agent for Delam-nru . Imam - ante M N ater etreet. THOS. GRAHAM, Agent Howard Incur nano COM palsy and Pittatntrgb tire Insurance Company, corner Water and 'Olarket street,. JN NE EWTON JOS, Agent Manufnetur one 'mamma Co, 00 Water atraet. TllOB. J. HUNTER, Agent Farmers' and 51‘,112,11..' I !mum. Co.. 90 IT.Wr otr,et. JItOBINSON, Agent Continental JOSH I..irsnee Co, 24 FOth etmet. RW. POINDEXTER, Agent Great West • era Ins... Co., 07 Front otrect. Estate 2gcnts W F. 111 'ELROY, REAL ESTATE • F. lots'Surma AiFent. lie. 2 St. Clair fitreet, PittaburnS, Pa., attends to the arlling and Renting of Vanua, Ilona, Lots, Mills, dc. Clty Warrants Sought and ,old. Men am Ss had to Farm and Garden. Woinsu ...manta for Conks, Lc. flualrmas strictly attaudnd to and terms mode. rate. Ja2Sulaul yF PfittsLAKELY . RICIIEY, REAL ESTATE Broker, corner of &south and Smithfield street, hurgh, Po. Farms, Houses, WM, Mitt.. Pomace, kr., bought and sold on commission. Lood Warrant, Bills, Bonds end Notes negotiated. Eapocial attention given to subdividing Palms and disposing of them. Terms maw.- bin. as abilaull ..Ilir 1 LLI A. .11 WARD, BILL BROKER Y and Real Estate Agra. om Oroot ,street, oppo sits, $l. Paul's Cathedral. All business entroatod to him promptly attended mat reasonably commissions mylibilly CFORGE W. BUNN, REAL ESTATE ant I imonnee Agent. attood• to boy lug mod selling Real Esmte of es . ery ili,criptlon, and to Ag,'orr Puniness getwrally. Also. to Insuring property from loam 0f damage lie fir, for 'pool. reliable Philvlelphia Contpanie, alargss reaimnable. ire-Oftlee WM side of Yodel./ street, 'oecond door Booth d the North Corninoto,bony City. ,pit . . AUSTIN Loomis & co.. DEALERS IN Pro:ni”ory Norm 11..15, Slortglm, ntid Socorl. for Moury. . , . Moiety nt abort Intr., with Wild. nil inwnrition. NVIT.F AND DRAFTS DOV(IIIT AND soi.n. Perann,..ler.lrita, buneu.n ht.atc,alkta.L4l.4l oi: rea.ottable eapialliqh ciin tathish , d with graahaaa,ju t ,,, at re:mune:lath, pri , :ch. attrud u, the hair, Itnuttng and of Real Fatale. /$l3-011199 No. 92 F.rt.l, ,trrot, nhore Wot9l. lf.r.tr9TiN 1.0031 , 19, N9t.ry BMeLAIN A: SON. Real ErlA:te • and Bill DmLem No. 3514 Fourth mtrekt._ TAS WOODS, Real Estate Agent, .!.C. _l_ 73 Vow Upbolittap . . . . •• , Wall Paper Wareham., WALTEIt P. MARSHALL & CO.. Int paters 'aid litaiere, ST Wood ttroet, between Fourth street and Diamond alley, theretov bo found an extensive assortment of every dewnption of Paper Mining., tbr For falls, Dinliut nowise mvl aatubers. Aiwa 'Window Shade's, 10 great 'Variety at 10. ePt prices to country deshort. O {WALTER I'. 51AR.SII A LI., a co. A. uaaraa. come:mem .................. .........._...._.w. "EN EID3ICNOSON k CO., Nos. 0G and 08 mini Wen, ueAr WOOL Mauufactuiers And Dealers In WALL PAPER, CERTAIN GOODS, ORNAMENTS, MINORS, TASSELS AND CORDS, CONIFORTSBEDS, PATENT SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESSER*c.„ Would oolteit the Attention purthuers to their largo wrol .rock. ap2Chtleui RT, PRACTICAL UPIIOI4tEREit, J. SETIrt No. 100 Third Street, /Nathan/4 Manntertorer and dealer in CURTAINS. 11011141C11, BA I:Ds,SIIADES andBLUM, 31ATTAABRIS,OckmroRTs. CUO,IIIOIO. I.c. Cutlet:der attention paid tot.asoboet. work. Carpets fitted end laid to onier. Mrl9tlyd T. W. LOUGIIRET. Watch and Clock Mahar, IMPORTER OP FmyyThATTES AND xtwxn sod Jr,w May , rth dirParticchr tannin paid tont tcrinladot Watcher and Amen,. QIU work Inmate& I 6artte, PIIBLTSIIED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY - RIDDLE ds CO-, 11r171 OPTIMIT. 411.• Z 81(11191/.1.. 151•TIIRDAILITAgETTEia Moab:tent Irmetpa.p, Ms Wirt, and harivarsezienzie. di-410011ns, tanangst the /twine. tam, and roach mg all rinses, autumns-AU to &per- Hunt as the Lest sisttlisins th,tigh whirh to mach the pubile. tar TUE trEEICLI' GAZETTE Lo Limed ...ery Mines day and Satimlaq, On a lags Wankel shert, and 1.101.1111 S in addstion to tho nom of Ms sm.*, a i,orsfittly ja-epared and rdiabtt report of (he Marithe, rontsitread and nt an anntary Af fairs, and an atrurakt rank Xata Ida. carrreted toctkly for (his paper—soaking it Mc !Ast Chnottnereiat .tienupairr in too Wink DAILY—Sin Debate per annum, potable In advance, or l i Zoll ' ot i tl " per t rn ti rtat n'"k , y:tl in advance. Club. err fnrulelted on the foll;er ' Ina t il ennu: Pour copies on.. year t...t.1 00 Ten " " 10 00 Twenty " " 93 t 0 A And one to the person rotting up tho elate free. • LI-Ades/tee payments ane staletly required, and on pa• pet xllt let neat after the. time li up to %bleb It woo paid. Rates of Advertising 1 Square of 10 WIC, I time 1 75 300 " 3 " 400 " 1 month 500 2 " 700 3 " 900 10 00 " 11 " 12 00 . .u. .20 00 Yeattiradrertleersaro entitled to aue mare,ctung• abk. at pleasure, per annum- .25 00 iFir dvertlramenta with Cut. treble plea. "God and Humanity:, FOR GOVERNOR, ' AV ID WILMOT, • MR CANAL COMMIESIONER, WILL W 1 YotuuttarastFitamatom, JOSEPH J. LEWIS. ofebater, JA3nts VEECII,of Fayette. Tux Western land offices are said to teem with corruption, by which actual settlers are cheated and speculators favored. We find in the lowa City ltepublican the following editorial statement on the subject "lt is perfectly notorious, that nearly every man who has any connection with a land office, lines his pockets in an incredibly short space of time. His legitimate salary and fee, which would hardly secures livelihood, constitutes but, a small item of his expenditures, yet bb in abort time is known as the possessor of thou sands and tens of thousands, although he may have entered the office without a dime in his pocket. So well is it understood that the land offices afford the richest pickings to those who control them, they are sought after by very shrewd gentlemen as the bent offices in the gift of the government. - "The rid! pickings are not confined to the principal. All the subordinates grow sleek, drive the best horses, give the befit suppers, sport the richest wardrobe, and hunt with the best dogs. Now, that such a state of affairs is the result of honest and legitimate operations, is not to be supposed fora moment. There is something intrinsically corrupt in a tree that brings forth such fruit; and a government that suffers such abuses to grow up not only without remedy, but without rebuke, must lose the con fidence of its citizens, and fail of the great ends of good government. 'This is but one phase' f the gross fraud un der consideration. The recent land sales in this State gave rise to scenes of disgraceful violence, corrupt combinations and practices, that show in still stronger colors the festering corruption beneath. It is undotstood that there are means by which men may secure land, not known to those who attend the sale expecting to do busi ness on correct principles. It is notorious that men secured laud us actual settlers, who bad no title whatever to that character. _ ••It perfectly understood that-speculators have their stool pigeons, who go through certain forms of pre-empting, ',About fulfilling a single intention of the Isvr, It has been seen that men presenting themselves au speculators, and others as settlers, were able for clays to defeat sales entirely, and finally establish regulations which gave them almost usilimited control of-ail that was subseinently llonf. Transactions are reel led, perfectly astounding in their character, nod which are calculates' to discourage men from at tending land sales, unless they arc prepared to lay aside self-respect, and take leave of a rept'. tattoo for honest fair dealing." Orn NORTIIFIIN STAR:—Reports received from Ilenton County District yesterday, indicate that the Republicans have carried three out of the Et: delegates in that ••Democratic" stronghold. This wet certainly unexpected, to say the least. We further hear that Flandrau in defeated as delegate at large, by the 550 Republietin-wtajor ity in Waseca County, and the "rumor" is now confirmed that the Republicans have sent five delegates out of six from Goodhue District: This makes the Convention stand 60 Republi cans to 40 - Democrats—and this will be about its complexion! What think the Free States of that? Is not Minnesota Republican to the very heart 7 In spite of a Democratic organization of years—in spite ofall the lies and libels of corrupt and des perate partizans—in spite of the recreancy of a fawning few who called themselves Old Line Whigs—in spite of all the rascality and strategy and perjury of the Arch-fiend himself—in spite of the wealth and power of this Democratic Ad ministration, the "nigger-drivers" are beaten— beaten in their own citadel. The efficient disci pline of our foes has C., iled—promises and treach ery and bribery have failed—slandering and false swearing and triple voting has failed—and Min nesota stands forth redeemed. from ruffian rule, a noble, intelligent, self-vitzdicator, an advocate of the Declaration of Indeftwience, and a re spect or of the rights of all Give us your hand, Ohio! hereafter your wrongs shall be our wrongs ! Give us your hand, Massachusetta ! We remember your kid-napped Burns and your bleeding Sumner! Give us your hand, Maine, Vermont, New York, Wisconsin —al/ the States that stand in the noble vanguard of Freedom—we aro with pin, and your cause hereafter shall be ours.—St. Pau/ Times, Md. Sercutariox.—The excessive speculation ra ging iu western lands is pretty well shown up by a correspondent of the Ohio State Journal, who writes from Omaha, Nebraska Territory, whither ho had journeyed through lowa. Ho says that lowa is a grand theatre of speculation; that the towns are all from ten to a hundred years ahead of the country; that they are mere paper inflations blown up by ehrowd operators, and that this spring there is more emigration from lowa than immigration to it. Lots in the town of Fort Des Moines, the capital of lowa, are offering for higher rates than lots in Colum bus, the capital of Ohio; yet the latter is a large city and has railroads and canals, whereas Fort Des Moines is a small place without any such facilities. The writer says that his journey westward was in search of a location for busi ness, and that in pursuit of it ho went even out into Nebraska, thinking of locating a claim there for pre-emption; but after a diligent search he found the whole country •claimed" back from the Missouri river, as far as the land is worth having. Of Nebraska he says that all the coun try on the Missouri river, from north to south, is laid out in towns, and sometimes they join for ten or fifteen miles at a stretch. Omaha and Florence are twenty miles apart, and the 'whole distance between them is laid out in building lots! Tut most notable art-vagrant in America is the Greek Slave of Powers, a copy of which has been passing from ono owner to another for eight or ten yearn. An art association, of the lottery order, bought it a year or two ago, and a lady of the interior of Pennsylvania became .its pos. scssor. She kept it sometime, but becoming easy at the possession of en much wealth in a single block'of marble, concluded to offer it at public sale. It is somewhat -creditable to the taste of the American people that there were several individuals who bid handsomely for it ; but it was of no avail, and again an institution of the lottery character has purchased it, at the liberal price of, six thousand dollars, and once more the GoeOle Slave is to be n prize in a lot tery. The Pennsylvania lady' who owned her has got instead a handsome sum to invest in State fives or in real estate, and the poor slave seems destined to go on changing owners indef initely.—Phil. But. ll= Tnx PEABODY INEITTTUTE AT BALTIMORL.—The Truetete of the Peabody Institute offer three premiums—one of $5OO for the phut of the building and estimates which shall obtain a pre ference over all, one of $3OO for the plan and estimates next in order of preference, and one of $2OO for the third beet plan. The Trustees reserve the right to make use of the plans and estimates to which the premiums arc awarded, and also to employ or not the authors of them to superintend the constriction of the building. The building of this noble institution is in the hands of an able committee; composed of some of thefirst business men of the city, and will, without doubt, be pushed forward with as much speed as the nature of the undertaking will allow. Tin kiss by the last freshet in Cbemnng es, N. Y., will reach $250,000. The Chetnung Ca nal will not be repaired in lose than a month. STILENCITII or Tut Pno-So.areut PASTS IN RANS S.—A comparison of the votes cast at the recent election in Kansas, wherein only the ram ident Pro-Slavery men took part, with the votes at pronoun contests, when droves of Missourians went over to help their nigger-breeding breth ren, shows not only what the actual strength of the nigger party is, but the extent also of the frauds that have been heretofore perpetrated.— This time, it was well understood that the Free State men would not vote; hence another inva sion of the Bonier Ruffians was unnecessary.— They staid it home ; and now we know exactly what the resident Pro-Slavery force is—not over 1600 in the whole territory! Of course this figure does not accord with the aggregate of the registry fists; but as the Missourians on those lists were busy at home, and there was no pressing occasion for them to cross the river, we must excuse them for not coming up to the expectations of their friends. Let it. now be remembered, that, if a Pro- Slavery Constitution is formed for Kansas, it is the work of this meager minority, backed up by Stephen A. Douglas and the National Adminis tration.—Chicago Tra. r§23231 THE RUNAWAY SLAVEN.—Yesterday we an nounced the elopement of three slaves from Henry county, Ky., ou Sunday—the arrest at ; one, in Indiana--escape of the second, and death of the third, by being shift by William Mend, one of his pursuers. We have since learned that en inquest was held on the body of the murder , ed negro, and a verdict rendered in accordance with the facts stated, and that a requisition will be made on the Governor of Kentecky for Mead, on the charge of murder. We are also informed by Capt. Clasen, of Carrollton, Ky., that Mead, after pursuing one of Sandford's negroes three hundred yards, caught him, when an unknown elderly white man approached Mead with a rifle, threatening to kill him if he did not release the negro. Mead, having discharged the contents of his pistol previously, when he killed the other negro, deemed it best to obey the command, when the fugitive disappeared into the woods. The unknown intruder was supported in the bock ground by a young man, supposed to be bia son, j Who they were, or where they •came from, is still u mystery.—Cis. Coln. "The General is in excellent trim for the campaign, but he does not intend to take the field in person until the dog-days have come and gone." A wise and most praiseworthy conclusion! The longer he puts off the tug of war the better will it be for theintegrityof his epidermis. One good bout with such a giant as Darr Wu.slior will knock out all the little glimmering sense vouch safed by Nature to such a trimmer as William F. Packer. If he were to begin the fight about these times, he wouldn't be heard of by the time "the dog days have conie and gone."—Plaita. San.—A Fort Dodge paper wants information of any friends of a little boy now in that town; a single survivor of a whole family butchered by the Indians at Springfield, Minnesota, in March. He gives his name as John Sidman Stewart, son of Josiah Stewart, formerly of Indiana county, Pennsylvania, His mother's maiden name was probably Fleming. Also of the friends of a young lady, about sixteen years old, named Elizabeth Gardner, who alone of her family es caped death. Her father was formerly of Sten- - ben county, Now York. Sho too is at Fort Dodge, but knows none of her relatives. Tun Exeter (N. II.) Sews Letter says that Mr. Benjamin Harvey, of Nottingham, was found on the 10th inst., near Bloody Brook, in Exeter, suspended by the neck, and dead. This act of self-destruction was - conunitted, as is supposed, in 'consequence of pecuniary crubarrassment, which caused depression of spirits or temporary insanity. Ile had manufactured shoes, and the person or pera•ms to whom lie sold them, in Lynn, Masa., failed, and caused him serious logs. Ile was 411 years of age. A few months since he.: %TSB married to a widow with five chil dren. B NIC Teat 1, is EsGLmatt.--rit appears that crimiail information; liars been filed in London againit the directors of the British Bank, sev eral of them have been captured, and have been held to bail in $40,000. Among those against whom a warrant was issued, was the notorious Humphrey Brawn, late r. from Tewkesbury, - cite opened Ilia account with the British Bank ,with the heavy sum of. Sill, and in two days afterwards contracted a loan of 5.10,0011 with it, which be speedily made only $363,000, and has since told the assignee that it is "idle" to ask 'him to repay any of it. Dons C. PALFREY, son ofJohn 0. Palfrey of Cambridge, Mass. stood highest on flat class of 38 that has just graduated at West Point. The graduates are allowed to select the line of ser vice they prefer, and it seems almost all of them asked to be appointed to the Utah expedition: The boys want to see the elephant.. After three months furlough they are to enter Active service at $3O a month. IT is stated, as a fact illustnftive of the loose manner in which the financial Affairs of Ohio were conducted under the Medlll (Democratic) Administration, that BRESLIN, the Democratic Treasurer, was allowed to hold his office for ten month without having filed any bonds: It is believed that he expects to place the principal amout of his defalcation within this period, and lo shield those who afterwards became his bondsmen. VOLUME LXX -NUMBER 264 GENEILAL Pticicin.—The Pitt sburgh,Pmt nay! How THEY EXPECT TO DO IT.—The Democrats still claim a majority inthe IlinnesetaCtmstitu aortal Convention. But to give color to this claim, they return six Delegates from Pembina —a county not within the defined limits of the Territory: They will, however, try to foist these bogus delgatee upon the Convention: but neither justice or the votes of the Republican majority, will admit them. THE WHEAT HARVEST IN GEORGIAin now be ing gathered . A letter in the New York Jour nal of Commerce, from Athens, nays that, both as to quantity and quality, it lathe best everhad in Georgia. Oata have suffered a little from dry weather, although a full average yieldis harves ted or will be. Corn is backwardand small for the season of the year, but is generally healthy and may yet turn out well. Tux New York Courier and Enquirer thus groups the celebrities of that city on Wednesday: "At our latest date 3layor Wood remained in the City Hall, devising with his friends how he might win more laurels by resisting law, and Walker remained in the St. .Nicholas, receiving congratulations from his admirers on the laurels ho had already won by piracy and murder." Pane. D. BALTON ROW!, whose attempted Sui cide at the South was recently notified, is recov ering, and says that he had been taking chloro form, as a remedy for vertigo caused by heated blood, and under the influence of a mental hal lucination opened his Bide with a penknife to relieve the effects of the chloroform, of which he had taken too much. Tunes is 's paper in Gcnerel Packer's county which is' atteckinz, Wilmot in the most abusive and scurrilous manner. It is called, we believe, the Lycoming Gazette. Whenever any state ment is taken from it, our readers may rest :Insured there is a lie-coming.—Phila. Time& Tux Mormon, the recognited organ of the Latter Day Saints, published in New York, gives its "General Summary" of news last week, in only one line—" The world is going to hell as fast as possible." Is there to be a rush of emi gration to Utah? Tut New York Tints says its Lunatic Asylum is unusually crowded, haring &JO inmates at present, with accommodation for only-150. We thought the city was unusually quiet lately.— What a pity they hare net room fir di their rabid democrats. Tuc Gnus linarkar 1:: Enitort, according to intelligent information will be magnificient, the silk crop worse than last year, which was very bad. The vintage !CCM? likely to rival the grain crop and to redeem the failures of several years. Tnr. Git CROI . ALA lIANA.—Tho Selina (Ala.) Sentinel says, that tho grain °Dori in that State were ni Termore abundant, nor of a better quality, and predicts that flour, in less than three months, will be sold at e 8 per hundred, and corn at ufi cents per bushel. THE Governor General of Canada and family sailed from Quebec for England by the North American. The Government is. temporarily entrusted to Sir William Eyre, the commander of the forces in British North America. Special Notice. BOOTS AND SHOES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. JAMES ROBB, No. 89 Market street.l, o6 . I t Mcekct noose end Fifth street, tekestpk. lieln calling the attention of Ititariends and the pula. Ile getierally to hi. NW Zappe supply of the taint splendid stock of DO f 9, 8EIOF:3. °ALTERS. SONTAG.% dc., no rx. Sada in this city. porelmeed direct from the Manufacturers and Importer. of Primo% Shay In tee Ileetere, Wits. mt. dent is just what It purport. to be—sort' aupe_dyy wd -.x.6d.,:e.; cat r.;....1=16, mum.. French Shoes le eq.! to any found Fast. The nue and apeaceful. nese of their fits is charming. lie takes plestaunrin Writ ing all who are In weal to give him • calL Prises will Le fotnades usual—eery n- Nay, Goods retelvingescry taw days. Jelo COVERING'S REFINED SUGARS -33 bids. Cru..lted Sugar, • 70 " Putyprlsed do; " A. Whits do; Just mocked and for s.sla km, by HAWORTH, I.IRO, & DROWSIER. jeM Cor. of theDiarnond and Diamond Alley, Pittsburgh ASTER OIL FO3IADET - --Another supply under monad totnado for tb=r 3 = ,JOS. FUMING, nor. rar`a3 ' 1.1.9 sor the pline,o. NB9 Martel attest, Plitabmgh. • 110 )30R.LX-600 lbs. in store . and for 1.16 sal. by , .1.0 YLEMING TIRO& • ' • ' HIDES -1 8 & Dry Flint Hides to arrive thin week for anl,by.• SPRINGER ItAIWACOIL pad N 0.305 Moly stmt.. CHEESE—SO his prig it W. R, {or, sole by Jr2o It. DALE= A co: ftitscellancous Cemetery :Marble Works, No. 333 Liberty Street, below Wayne, PITT BI3I 7RfiIfi• J P.A.:. MATTEGEINV LACWTON, PILLOTICAL 31. leaLn 3IA-SON, "Wrl BIIE S RESPECTFULLY :TO IN- T • lona big friends .tW th,l m.nc glorrepy, .that b e bay leased the Above previiimee, for the manalcturr 8134 Pate of every 'Mee. elltarble Work, each es Monuments, Tombs ,Tablets and GraTestones, of eve 7 variety eel form; Asso, Distils Piece., etbtTO Pier, Daruan • and • }Rend Tope; so., *c.„ Which be le offering as low u any other catablhhment West of the mountains. Ilia stock hi entirely new, and has been selected by himself, clammily dr this motet. 110 is abso prepared to DOW Menial Vaults, endow Bar tots with liar bin or Shaw, and to execute .an,y other work in hialinc, In any of the I>nicterica ad;folnhig Pittabargh. _ 1 . 1P.M.112 mums= io Res. T. IL Licits! Robert Galway, Esq., Hon. Wm. Wilkins, • • John-Cliblett, Esq.. Jot. U. Sbnenberger, Esq., W. L.l,iliarecult, Esq., Charles Moser Thomas Siott,.l3q., A. IL Cuslius. W. P. Daum, Eni.,l O. IL White, Esq. • The Trade fornbiled With a kiudrof Foreign and tomes Us Marble, either finished to It the rough, at Wholesale prim Ua bassist, made anamiesnetits. with Ms otanstrcturars of the best broods, fora constaut supply of Hydraulic C.. mcwt. Water and Loulmille Lime, mad PLlncr Paris, both forjoetal and Stucco Work, alt of which he is Ramrod to fornielt et whorl woke. tobls:tbtel The Philipsburg Water Cure, F OR the treatments:'Chronie.Diseases, is situated miles West el Pittsburgh, opposite Ruches hr, Beaver enmity, Pa iu a country Justly celebrated and einenrposusl ha beantiand grandeur °twittery.' Tim house Ices been refitted comfortably and much improved to It. bathing arrangements; ®lle supplied wither abarathme of pare soft .trater.hona springy 100 (cashew,. the/Mute. A fine 801 l Room. detached rem the main building, farniehed with Plum, affords entertainment Cr therresdne nastunt, Swing,. and Bowling Saloon afferd axinmanient and exercise through the day. , Beaty endeavor le Made to nuke It a pleasant rune; fur it. vialtont. • .•. Au experience oriS Tian in the WatartMatment be the altrudingghystalan may be imasuirance baths WSW that hi. ills sill be roll undcrateoil mei properly.treatul. For circulars, address Tr. 'C.' BAELZ. Jel.lahelner. Water CI:14, - Bearer Ca, ita .;ater Ctit, HE SUBSCRIBER, desigting to embark T a new enterprise, offers Cro sate the Idachlnery, Pat. tanni tom In working order, at his Markin. orka. Flynn' Bu c., ildings, Fifth street. The trainer , . ligation and quaint of Machinery In we, combined with Lerma, 'moot strong Inducement* to in wnmulit of rapltal. If tiro above is not dieponed of so it stands by Mae bewail tweak is Juno, it will them hoilirposed of In pada to soil parchgatna.' • {93I.IVAILWIC.4, wyMnaltf , • . Ityltalt Math= ritth street. Preemie= lite_ree . rNvEGAR. MADE EXPR get ESSLY, F OR family use and now .14 to moro than'ouiqralr Uf the Ontterl. of Pittsburgh end Allegheuye:where r Hales uo be semi iu tuy Warthouse, blot bbvo levy saviei he It wt.. vi.c.gsr made from Nato grape., equal to the beet imperrwl." UM Cider Vioegur Wei will . War muluMag ovehtLll and dill I, good retailing VlA,gar. . . The attention of private families, hotel keepers. and the country nicrchaute la particular, L. directed to Dna Vin- The above Vher-oun warranted to he as repreeint•LA and to which man awanled the First irerchumof a Elver Medal and Diploma at the Rabe Agikultural Exhibition of IK.A. A. LIALLO4I, 146 Water arid 14 Flint .to. 1937. Stoves! Stoves:2 1997• rP/IE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT ± [Cooking, Parlor And Heating Stowe to be band In Allegheny City, et the lowa pica, comp ielng Stirlen the celebrated • -Ems Air-Tight, I Iron Clty, Atirora, Diatoonal. Tropic, Crystal Palau, Cooking, • , Beantypf rue West. Trhtethotr with every variety of articles; in the line, suelias Hollow Ware, Itouie-Voinialdug, Gutter and Spouting. Bird. Rquirret atad ferret Cages. Call at Sign of Vie Red affre !U. Faderul str.vt, Allegheny. , ror3o 'OEG. W. mraty.x. Stokeeo Worker JAMES OWEiS, CORNER ELM ,I ND lITLIE STREETS: STUCCO AND MASTIC WORE 2R, giro, partacolor attention to ell order* for work to RIB CaIIiTLLES and ORNAMENTS of all kinds famished on abort ootao. ap211)&1 LONG & LAME, 4u.OUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, N 0.77 Ohl Pon LOU licalEUng) Third toreet, Init.,. Wand Morle.t et........ All La dery promptly atendtd to. lii.altmt tz.l.tntod itt Importer etyl,. mhStelyd The iron City Bank. THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE "IRON CITY DANK" ors hereby rc.toratc.l to pain/loam:aid insalment of twenty doll:Int o chart , on their sabiaTiptions lu tho following tos”ort—tiot dollato oo won cativo on tba S',th of Time lost., and Too DQUara n sharr on tits lath day of July neat. rayanto to WtlUo U. I fling:334'2mm.. of Commtnionorts at his Banking norm, act LIM OTIM:i of Woad antlThinfatteets, Pittsburgh. Th. I.:mli,tocttor, Julm S. Dilwartlt, Wm. 11, WillinnA 3 Ardo. 5. Croft, Lwow' d. Johns. J. &boom:taken Losols Mag.:micro', d,hn )Cray, 7.1.0.11ttc00n, John Scott. James Lippincott, W. 0. Leslie, jolstdoylS Commisaionors. Purify With Ice TT IS ADMITTED DIALL PHYSICIANS that frost purifies the .dr, and by many that ICE,:petre [toning of Om same nature, has the same effect 00 writ and If is, those who use it regularly will be most healthy. JOIINSON is prepared to furnish his former melodeon with PL'IIE ICE, token from the Allegheny Hirer. a/smiths two title,. and others who desire to retain their good health through the summer, leasing their orders at Dr. J. 3I1FCII• EL'd Drug Store. turner of &tun and Hand Mods, PRATT .t BENNY'S Ilat Store. Federal street, or given to the dolt - ere, will be Numb.' with the pure article se *bore. N. IL—A full supply warrautot mybietelZic JOSEPH JOILNSTON. SUNDIiIES-150 W: chests Y. IL, G. P. and Imperial Tonic To do do assorted Black Tea 275 bags prime Rio Coffee; 45 hhds. N. (Land Colas Sugsrg 150 Was do Shilasiusc 75 do 11.Itimore Gen. and N. Y. Byre • 60 do choir.. Baltimore Berrien; • to do SalaSalerattrg 20 do Crashed and Powdered Sugar.. 50 do North Carolina Tm; ai do Pitch; 100 do Soup Makers' Hoak: 120 bozos 54, Ea and lb. lump Tobacco; • 150 do Rosin, Vviegated and Castile Sums ISO do Solo and 10012 Window Mask 100 do %%lilt° Pipet: 75 do Stone do (Seeker,) 60 do Sateratml(in papers;) 75 do Clothed NOR 000 do blodison Co. Pearl Starch; 250 kegs Nails, assorted sires; 30 do Aix Twist Tobacco: 160 Wee Batting, Candlewick and Twin,g 150 dozen Corn Brooms; 50 do liocketw 25 do No. 1 and 2 Tube; • 100 do on., Romp and Cotton Cordg Together with a lull assortment of plaguing', Banta. tared hand .d for gala by mys ATWELL, LEK & CO., No. 8 Wood aired. AGENCY.—HAVING BEEN sVircElitiVr/R j r.r fo rbfr7Fair by , ! t e 1 1 1"'EM tiMARCIL Inch is warranted en e u c el qutlry to m any known in dna Mat - 3 , 1 . 0.0.0W Prtl.rrli to auptny I%Loleanla .oeal ent at utanunteturoca' price. We invite tbe attention of the Tradn ant article, to an examlnation of cut rreeent atook, and which in he kept clual to the neutral. ATWELL, LEE & CO. - mys to. 8 'Wood atree FRONT, PAVING AND COLIION ERICE A superior quality of the Wasions kind+ of BM& Hay be had at the LOWEST PRICES, At the Nrorks of the enbseriV3r, on the New 13,ighton Turnpike, o Work,loghwy City, Or by orders sent thrztogb the pirud,uros pee Office, or eelt st the allele of 3lessrs. Mom 11 31wore, Smithfield arroet, Pacing the ellStOrn Moan. Jelhdlruchc JolliE..._ 1857 .... . S •- .... , ECOND FULL STPPLI. OF CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, 3IATTINGS, kc., at the Fourth Street Carpet Store. W. D. & 11. ttIeCALLIII having just returned from the ratartma titles, where, owing to the present depreetawl stole uf the market, klaty have purchased, and at very low mat e ., o tart-cant! almost rettlrely new attach CAIIDETING, consist. In In part of Velvet and Brat:tads, thetw.ply,new nod 1.C.•111.11ell patterna; . Alpo, a very large variety of Dant Slate, Window Shades, Stair hats, buff and thateli Wolin* all of which ehall he of rued at the LOWEST RATE for cosh. Hotel and home keepers will rut It to thrirailv i a r n . ty . to ~l l l .v i;i t r ch eA t aL a L uc ti, l l l : Ira AVILLIAM EALEE IN PRO3IISSOKY NOTES, D nonglß, 31urt.;;:x.141,1n11 nvnrilles for tnonvy. Yenoons nn prMS, loans thman,lllll7 .tgenn . y, on retool. able Lem. Those wiaking to latest Usti, mangy to zuctl ady.t.tage, .11 always find Grrt tot .ccuod S. layer at may Wilco, tor sale. camrnunl...stloss and Inters lens strictly cops.kutui Om UILANT STRELT, oppc•lto Vatil'a Cath.xlno. Jel“ler • `Walnut Hall Restaurant. BY 3-O EVEF , F3FF.ICIC.MII., (Nnercesor to) KIMBALL, .11I'Aifflell 2 CO., 31450.N70 HALL, FIFTH STREET, rIFFERT. TO THE PUBLIC ALL THE delleachs of Cho mum. served np at the ehorteet an- Ore, from 6 o'clock in the morning to 12 o'clock at night. Businme men and other. will do well to call in and ...m -ine our Bill of Pare at any time to snit t7hrir appetite. Having arrangements made to I.,..civa choice „rude. In our line. foot Ilakimare, Phiisdelphla and .Norfolk, we can offer a Drab ripply of OYsTßlffi, HALIBUT, TROUT. LAKEIIERBING, _ And from the West, all the varieties of PRAIRIE GAUL, see An PRAIRIE CHICEWS, ItEED BIRDS, At, which we can furnith to intalide or other. at Wholesale ni Retail, either at the corner of HAND AND PENN SW., or it WALNUT HALL, Fifth niter. ap3o relldyd MORE NES — V 0 . 001 OPEN Al.ltlllß ivi PHI 2.II WRCHTIELD'cI—PeIIua for Basque. Now 31an4Ilas, Travelling Cloaks, Plaids for Dusters, Fresh Una for Duster. FOR ILEN .—A comfortable Tmci Sams Brick IhreMug If ouwon - Etplanule CTRL - . Allegheny Doh Eugein or. .1.11,2)1 ALEXANDER Kirin. -E-100 bwi,for sale by • r:aHENRY 11. COLLINS.
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