THE 'ESTA.I3TASHED IN 1786. 2nrar YORE ADVERTISEMENTS. From VISSORZII, OWES AOO, Gamow. SorsearmiAn. , ci 1: 2 1.7 , sx, r ( or Ar l ston's Bading,).-ti0.:116 and 30 GOdi 7 . 0 Celebrates]. Cordial .Et it t oral ..., CXZQC/LLZD TONIC AM, 010510110, 0 SIT IV E AND PALATABLE A Remedy for general Debility. Dyspeneht Loa. of Ar. pouts, sod all disorders of thq Digestive' 0M... . The Inventor and hroprlctotef Go4frty'a Odebroloi flor. dial Alden hi racoon:needing them as en unrivaiDd tonic MA 11311011 Ult, (*sustained by the boot medical authorities of Europe and Amerka, as well as by the multitudes who Um tooted them. As s rattorative they stand alone.— Ttousanis ...hoar. now lans,u 'shins ,might awake to new f t, existence by this phverfol re valor. The dyspeptic who resorts to Oalfrey's Cordial hers, Ands betwatto perma nent. Upon the al:siemens, ry exercise n ditectsaultro ry influence, and jet their a cy I. LI mild so Salutary,— For general debility, men tals 1 the stomach, kW. of appe tite, sick headarb. or depression, • hypochondriash, broken sleep, flatulence, faintness after exercise, Irritability, chalk. costiveness, and nilenuordem of the nervouseptem, their berneats am Incalculable. • . Parthm. ~ .t.tillotal inAlnat all lantana loni. Central Depot, 10.Feeth Areal, N. Y. jeXt.l.lmr (l O. GODFREY. Proprietor Gtodfrey'n Celebrated Cordial Gin name; arr DM NOT 1NT0L11.77- T R Is...._UNEQUALLED BEVERAGE Powwow medicinal properties of the liighost order.— It la niatitdistturedespecially for awl 1.1" the Proprietor and Patentoo.of this beet materials, and has ell the merits with out the deleterious eructs of any other Girt either in Gant Britain. Ilo!load or this country. GODFREY'S CELE DRATEDCORDIAL GL'i boa adopted by eminent phywicians of the vocal and most efficacious difitudve s ulant and - diuretic which manufacturing has yet given to the world . It is entirely exempt from throe alchOholic driaks milk% beget a thirst forsiimulanta. Orders to sty outcome promptly filled by the Proprietor, • GEO. GODITLEY, Impottor of Bruadito, Glq IViacs, 16 South William at., New York. imported Wine., G . tea s &w. •I I. & W.. GEEItY, 2a CANAL *groin. AND 710 mosses - sr, siow 1,11. C. [Established 1504.1 PIJIPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FIRST Quality Family Groceries, over to the Trade, Hotels, Tato Faudlies, and all 'rho WV choir* In their taste, and dmire • poodne article, • lame variety 01 TEAL—Oreen and Meek, Souchong, Ponehon. Pnglisla Breakfast. Oolong, Imperial, Hymn. Ounpoutler, Young Ryan,. A.., In 61111 t, and half chesta,tc. GOFFEE--notha and Jar. WlNES—Vadeirea, Sherries. Ports. Hocks, do., very old sal high grades, to original packages, demijohns, mag nums and bottles. BARTON and GUESTLEICS CLARETS. 'CIIAMPAIGNS—Meet A Mandrel'. WI Impl Tersemy. Do ' Uelilselek, O. IL Marone* do do do LlQUORS—Brandies, Ilium, Whiskey, Gin, Amick, Ab- Mathe,"Kinels. de., le.. In original package. also Curare. Maranchlon, Anisette, Noyeau bitters, Be. HALT LIQUORS—London Brown Stout, Scott-hand English Al.. CIOARS—A variety of choice brand. PICKLES—English and Frenzh. SAUCES—Per ?Whet:Ltd°, Game, Moot, de. CHEESE—Stilton, ambler, toyed, !Victoria. Priam Albert, Parmesan, Gruyere.dapsaco. Dutch and and Americium. SWABS—Loaf, Crushed, Pulverised, Br. Cods, re., to bar reis and dialf barrels. HAAS—Weatpluilla and American. OlLS—Olive, Poem and Whale. dirOur Liquor. are warranted unadulterated and of our own Importation. fe3Mtf r =E=!! • • QTEINWAY & SONS, MAN OFACITMERS, Si Walker etrea, New .. York, received the following First Pri.i ,Ileetatt In conti.titien .Ith-the beet makers in Ploston, New York, Philadelphia and Dal drawn. TWO rum PRIZE 'MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair, Weahington, March, 1656. A GOLD MEDAL, at the Crystal Palace, New York, No vember, 1 D 4, (being the only Gold Medal siren for Piatioa within the loot alz yeara.) A GOLD 311:DAL at the Marylaad Institute, Plaltlinore, 1T545. TUE 'MST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Paler., Neer York, Noremteg,.l4s6. Among the Judgce were the Chit musical talent io the country, such as 1.. Aston, Dom .chalk, Walleohaopt and many other.. St. kS. Plasma (with and without the Iron Promo) era yrarrantad for truce year; and a written guarantee given. Tian. packed and ehipped without charge. Price. moderate. deNklydr ADIES' •-• • . . . - I +Poor. COTTON. Ls two rinlversally known as the eery best for tunny uo and alio for SEWINO .NIACIIIICTS. Agents, ROBERT LOGAN k CO., sepStl Si Bey Street, Near Tot*. _.. _.. -- nruggtsti,. i ..... ~. _ . pt . i . . FAHNESTOCK & CO., WHOLE . RIM enrol Mennforterers of White Lead, Loot arR Ll D :arks, eorntr IVosi and Trent streets. Pitts burgh. recta T SCHOONM &K FR, MANUFACTURER R." • ar white Lid, Eitel Lead, Zinc, Paint, Lithar, Pat ty anti Wholesale Dealer to Paints, Oils, yin - I:team Turpen tine, Le 4, No Woarie_, Pitubargh, Po. oalyd rove notma—.:—.s.Artzcox, e—.......—0uc0n runnen — ILEMING BROS., (SUCCESSORS TO J. , Ktad &5.Q...133320,41. No. 60 Wood Dr.. McLane's C7eW-airl - Terlumge, carer JOAN lI.AFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS. Mlllattey,)itlooleattle and Retail Druggiat and Dealer In Pointe., 0i1.., Dyeatutta Sr i COMM Wood and Sixth *treat., : PLttalourh. dir Leon:du Agent for Dr. Ford's Medici°. ap2l TWIN P. SCOTT, WILOLESALE DEAL er Itanars, Paints, 011. Vandahra and Dymtuff. No. Vd ilberty- went, Pittaborgit. • All orders:will veal, Prompt attention. Star A tent foe Schenck'. PaithonicSyrup. enatladydaor • E. SELLERS, WHOLESALE IIEAL • kin Drug...Palma byestunk. Oids. Varnishes, kc, he., Nu. t 5 Wood meet, Pittsburgh. Pa. Goods warranted. Priem FILIMIZZIct 1311/01 41:06/3Z =MIL BRAUN & REITE It; WHOLESALE AND th'ingbila,cornerof Liberty and Bt. Clair eta, • OScosjos •pI co £L . EM , IN , G it S t tle t. C . E d SgoR . To k L. conatan ydi ban/ &fall and complete atoortrucnt of d iumg, Medieln Medicine Chests, Perfumery, and all articles per o his !minors. 4}l yak/arta przoctiptions carefully comp.:Med .t all Mora , -Handy PR, GEO. 11. KEYSER, DRUGGIST, I#llVood strpot, comer of Wood streetendVirgin y, Pllttetnirgh, Pa. Illuoic, fir. . T .... To L li. MELLOR, No. 81 WOOD ST., t., bet Diamond Alley mad Fourth street, Sole Agent threat K E ELNO A SONS' (lleaton) 'PIANO FORTES. MA SON t ILAMLIN'S MODEL MELODEONS and ORGAN HAIM°, lUMS, and Dealef In Muaigend Musical Good. JaM • 1 gI KLEBER lk BRO. No. a FIFTH . Bt., fil °fibs Golden Harp:Sole Agent for NUNNB h.AIHE'S Few Yorkl unriralled Gland and Square PIANOS, and AILIIART t .t5k•ED11,131 . 23 ['mime MELO DEONS iod ORGAN HARMONIUMS, Dealers to Musk and Mnalenlesents. . fee UHARLOTTE BLUME, MANUFACTUR .F.P4a2O Dealer la Piano Poker, and Importer of Magic. sodNlard,ul Instruments. Solo Agent for the 11A3IBURG PIANOS, also fur MALLET, DAVIS A CO.'S Roston Puma, with • • without ~Eolnan Attachment. .118 Rood exert. Rttontmo ..' _ 1 Benjamin F. Blood, (?OMISELLOS AND ATTOIINEY AT LAW AND qoaLMISSIONER. FOR TEE STATES OF N.. Toth. Ohio, Kentucky, Massach m. rette, Indian., Ntiseottrl, Maine, Michigan, 'lowa, MITI Illinois, , Witconetn, .helm ledgeinente and Deposal:rat taken, end Oath. a. adint .d atetered to be recorded or rued in any of the above Ofll4• ls =te the Theatre, No. 41, burgh, Ppm,. RORERT M'KNIGII'r, ATTORNEY AT LAw.euld Solicitor of the Ihnekof Pitteburet,Nc. 110 Fourth atreet„ Pittsburgh. dela TO4PII S. & A. P. MORRISON, AT ') t • ya at Law. Office N 0.913 Fo urth la, near Waal, b Pa. nulf gARTZHORN at HAZEN, ATTORNEYS at Law. Mou a In Odn Building, Fourth greet, ttaburah. Pa. • JOHN CAMPBELL, MNAJFACTUREROF BOOTSIt". • 3110650 f every descriptloo, N 0.34 Smith Old otre+l, ttolnarth.Po. oatlyd JAMES WILSON. i A Mannfacturer and Dealer In HATS AND CAPS, So. 01 OO WD STREET. I:ltiAbuiy,l3, and F lama. 41.11aRtteny. arylly - RICHARD BARD, i DEA= IN es,i IT , • , Leather,-Oil and Shoe Findingn, No. :GA Libviy :Prat. oekl PITIABURGII, PA. FR IT CANS. _ -- ____._ FOR PRP.SERTINO PREITS kC. A Kitid well Tested in use, and Have Given ENTIRE SATISi,ACTION. ARE EASILY' WISOED BY. AN PERSON. 3011 N FLEMING, 171 No. 47 3. liotet et., corner of Med. 9 OF STOCKS, DON DS REAL ESTATE, • Ircen.r, .i.-,After July 1.. t, e. tho MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. ALPO !ruSTIN Loo3!l, B .l2CNote Stoker,Street. P 423 a us. RECEIVED— mow Garman gitars 1441,000 [Wails " 230 nu. Virginia Manutattured Inbecon Vas 1 test iwortinent of Cigars and Tobsoon over offaiad la this city, Is Pon open loraxan4l o l o %r w -at A: ,..,. .o.lktrl cor. emit/Meld Mattson Diamond Allay. OBACCO AND CIGARS-: Ms Richmond TobaiooY• and fi'm diffeient brands &net= l pound oaf pou lump . ir::vired• Told Smoking - T.:lc:4mq 1 mily b. L Diamond Twilit Tob a cco, • WA Cot and DricQueen City Bandon and Spaollb mixed, • , . , llama sad Gomm Clgari: ID store and for silo . EDWARD T. MEORAWT - Wbcdssolo Tobacco Warehouse, 241 Liberty s 4, Pd • oppalte eh* hood of Wood BA 'ON. --25,000 lbs Bacon Dams, 143,000 lbi do Mouldy., i l l 1 0, 000 lb.. do Sidra, at FS, 40 t 0 flow. just ffd 4,0 d ror Nab D 7 • T. LITTLE 8 CO., _J7 IO - . No.IL2. &mod at. TE MARSEILLES QUILLING—A. .I' , A. -Awn It Co. Lars iocelred iildto Norsoilles 4:intllic for Bonnet. /9 14 BLiCK-4:IBV.ATTI Plaid Print" and Cash- It* ix Wile pOldrra, at dui Sotol•Unnol ale of .. 3 04 •• - Y. d• A. MAHON t CO. I and White Goods at, ono l b, bp.' ono bias wet -Amid ... d ; . A: YASON 71111 t NEW YORK ADvErtnexterefers, From ALBERT G. ractEARDSON'S Ammtnn. AN, co. inrommta Omcz, sw Broadway. ..Yoe Highly Important to Recliners, Liquor Alerehant• and Wholesale Grocers. • • • • • DR. FEUCIITIVAN'G ER'S, to Prods. ol a Alrnuents Nutirr Errry Desired Liquor. THE UNDERSIGNED lIAS LATELY made groat Improvement& In thin branch of boatmen. The flavoring -earl, put up In packages or 5,10 tool 40 40010., and requires but the addition of Pure Spirit. either let or eth proof, and Liquors such are Cognac, oilier dark or pate. Holland and English Gin. Jmnairm nn.' St. Croix Duni, Si,. tiongahele.llonrbou, 'nen and Scotch Whisky, Apple, Pewit. Cherry end hampherry Elrandy Port end Madeira 'Wine, trill be Inetantly prodoned. It requiim no skill, bet an addition of a good spirit, say 50. gallons to earn yillm of the so` spectres Flavoring. Th. ia'id-Cog*. Oil, green, yellow and white, warranted genuine, as low's. any other Importer In the Enittd Stan. Eeeence of every Liquor. Extract of Cognac, Ilb of which prattles 200 gallons of C 01411414, Baer Whlelry may. by Dr. li.`e age and body preparation be molt smooth with but a trifling oxpeaxe. The price of FLarorings are extremely moderate, and di rections to full eupplied by DD. LEWIS FESICUTWANOEII, Carm.ol nod irTurkr of Drugs, Essential Oat and Mewls, Dagurrreolye and PhonagrephieChemieoh. Kamm: Lash, New roux. Si. D.—Sole Agent forthelfrey'a celebrated Cordial Bittern andatu. ep2l'idairGmT.n JOSEPH WHITE'S • Carriage Revo•ltory. JOSEPLI WRITE NOI% CARRY- Iug on businem fn hi. spitclona premlate. (now Lately enlarged.) between Pittnburgh and Lawton/ ell* near the Two Mile Hun. respectfulle Insitee the public to inspect him stock of CARMIAIJES. amoimes go. And he particularly Inform. gentlemen purr-Itasene. that ono mice only Is made. Fourteen part* experience In the busp ma, enable* him to plane before his patron. the moteeltol.o collection of Carriage, which so many yews past It toy been his particular department to select from Um redone and most talenteslEastern Manuftwittrers. The sueoees of ha new sywem it completv, the economy of ht. armor mend will supply the beet and moat fastdomible mannfactlb an at moderato prima. Unencumbered by those henry expense., which the mania for decorating Hamm of Itualens„ luta heaped upon the prim of Ocala, (owing to large rents.) Joseph White will sell en ready money rely, at much less than the usual profits. • N. U.—Carriages rumalred In the best manner, with dlee patch. feUhdastlfF Pittaborgh Coach Factory. M. L. trrir.PILEIES. fitrectssoa TO BIGELOW & CO., formerly E. M. BIGI:LONT, No. hi Dionvmd AAry near Mod Mreiit, PITTSBURGH. PA. WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN- Q , councem Gls Uttrtaga as m; ennuntml ty public In general, that I hare day pur , Lewid tha no, set of my former partner, Mr. Albert. an :l will carry Co the business In all Its branch. at the old amid, No. Se I)lnmonti Alley. In changing the nuns of this old and a , well ...tate manufacturingeatablishmeut, I as re the public no effort shall be wanting on my part to deserre the same high character at/ long enjoyed by my posioessaors and asitociatea. jaiilyd ' M. L. STEMMER. Cogiek and Carriage Factory. JOHNSON, BROTHER & Cbrn, of lidesont and Reborro Street; ALLWILENT CITY. • WOLTLD RESPECTFULLY IN form their friend, and the public gene rally, that they aro manufacturing Carriage. itorouelice. Itockaways. Eingideet. Sleighs and Chariots, In all their tar, Otto styles of finiah and proportion. All order, will be a:muted with rtriet regard to durability and homily of finbh. Repairs trill alas he attended to on the moat mem:table terms. Cling in all their wort the beet Eastern Shaft.% Pole. and Wheel 'durt they fret roan. dent that all who faeor them with their batrouage trill to. perfectly udlsfled on trial of their work. Purchatiere are requicited to giro tifein a call befit , par &mak; elamehere. nog:lyd T. 11. YOUNG & CO., • FURNITURE AND CHAIRS Of Every Deecription. FAcTon--Federal R.. &herrn 71 U, and Axon. Arent,. Warehouse—Nos. IS k 40 Smithfield Si., STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—We art constantly mannfecturing STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE and CHAIRS, and Invite the attention of those Intermitted In ihrninhing boar, eetitedikleS T. IL YOUNG k CO. C. F. KLOPFEK & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE slad CII AILS of retry tyk. lu Iloaewoc , , Mahogany and Walnut, anitabl, for parlor, eharntwra &wing rama, equal to any to ba found in the F,atern tale, and at lower priorr. Leery artlelv made A. hand and war ranted. ifirnoteln and StearnbootA IhredAbod at Abort ontke.— Wan:moms. corner Penn and Wayne AtA, PittAlmrgb. dA'AkdklelyS JAIN:Li:CS WOOLYVVIiII...I., "'"YcZ9fY9Plgifese,AAWA4SitEn" JRESPECTFULLY INFORMS a Ms friends madmamonters, that he has Just completed his stock of Fornitare. which I, d.-ehledly the lades[ and h., ever offired fore:Mein Misr/tr. A. he Plamermlo,l Cu a l . hold Ms stock, with neasonedmaterialt, heat v'tehlnanOlir and netreat drains; and [rani the eaten: of toe o: den and facility in ossumfacturit,e, he is enabled to produce ir,-rant ed FLILNTrCRE at the lowest prim, Ile keeps always on , hand the greatest variety of every dmmiptams of frmaltsce, from the cheapest and piahte.t. , the most elegant and malty, that n h 01.1.4. or any inn may be torah:lied from hl. /dock, or mannfattured expressly to order. 120 eommisoton, &c. JOB. B. LEECH & CO., N 05.242 & 244 Liberty st., Pittsburgh, Pe WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMAIISSION MEIRCIT-AJNIU'S, DEALERS IN FLOUR. AND BACON, Tin Plate and Tinner"r4 Stvolc, AND PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES Jr rdc.A.LPIN & CO. (Tioe: of J. S. Losch, MoJilplo de Co. Pitt.burgb.) GENERAL COMMISSION AN D FORWARDING AtERCILA:INITS. Levee and Washington Avenue, WTANDOTTE CITY, KANSAS TERRITORY, REFERENCES: Joseph S. Loa^ch & Co., and Plitsbnrgh Merthanu gone ally. jyll.l.twlyT COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, No. 20 Pine Stmt., R. Lerliall, ILLYCIL TO Smut, Itaammort PALI Joxra k LAIT(O. Loan= 13T.,11T CO., Zoo t Will purchase to order„ Homo, Damon, Grain, 41c. Prompt attention gi ven to ant manner of fonrardlos. JeS:llyd PRINGER lI4.RBAUGII, COMMISSION S 31erchant, Denier In Wool. Provisions end Plaine° go. erally, No. 235 Liberty inreet, iburgh, HENRY S. KING, (LATE OF 'MP: tizen of King k Moorhead.) Commisainn Nterelunt. d n , ir in Pig Metal and Blowout, No. ill Water etreet. be o,,=.Pittattrab. Pa. 109_ A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO IL AR A• dy.Jenee LCe.JCommledon and Vomebting chant: Agent of the Madison end Iteitanatalis Ralbroed, oar First awl Ferry Pittsbuf*h, Pa. Je2felyd Mtla dteet, Pitt.- jelecd6m EDWAR D T. MEGRAW, GENERAL .w.o.:a= Merchant, and Wholesale Dealer In Mang factored Tobacco, loapornal and Domestic Cigars. Snuff, Ate, Nu. 241 Liberty street, opposite the head of Wood, Pitts burgh, Pa. mbl2-ly ALEXANDER GORDON, FORWARD- Iog and Commlealon Merebant. Lead Pipo and Sheet Loaf Agent, Dealer in Pig and Bar Lead and not, American and Nanilla Hemp. (e^..Wdm• 33oottoclials, &c C. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO Ee 8. &Okra Wholesale and Retail Dealer lo Becks, Stationery and Paper flanging, Federal street, (Oh door S. E. of Market Square, Allegheny, Pa, TWIN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLEIt AND 10 Stationer, enecesaor to Davieon & I.io. G 3 Market area, near Fourth. Pittsburgh, N. KAY.CO.. BOOKSELLERS AND STA it TIONERS, No. 55 Worst street, next door to the rot , nes of MIA, Pittsburgh, Pe. /School and Lots hooks con stantly on hand. L. READ, BOOKSELLER AND STA J • 'STONER, N. 78 Fourth rt. Apollo Buildings. R. CALLENDER, BOOKSELLER f r • and StAtloner, Masonlo 1141, MI6 Erect. .. .... j)R. IL T. FORD still continues hie new VEGETABLI: ccActics. tus oaks, {Vogt end enneylvazda Avenue., frourth Litman Rolull,i Kant end o Diamond meet, Yittabrtrith, r. file unlimited memos In Acute and Chronic Diserava can got he equaled In my of the medical practice of the premn day. mrlauldwit.F. DR. - O'BRIEN CAN BE CONSULTED t Dr. Smlthie,oorner Fifth and Smithfield meets, on na TS, WEDNY.q.DAIR and SATURDAYS, from 10 to 1 and 1 to 3 o'clock. .„ ,farßealderiee on thee Briewnerille Road. JeTaT yd. tO!. P. CIADIAII, Y. D 11 . 06D1T MIENT.TD. Y. D DOCTORS GAZZAM & FLEMING. mketi•o.2.s Bath rtrort, Pittsburgh, Pa trVl:Culii _MRPHY BURCHFIELD, DEALERS I L Enka end Wipe' Drees Goods generally, Cloaks, Talmu and Maeda, Erobroiderin mid Staple Goody, for fondly cue.. An unusually extetudys sasortment le all the germ departmentajest received and selling et the lowest F rior. Sir. Sart/route°, Fourth and Market ata."11:11 ecx A. A. LA/OA • 00, 101111 . 0 C L. A. 420041 4 CO, N. DICK. A A. MASON & CO, WHOLESAL E Is.. and Retail Dadendlo Racy and AIVI. Drl G O O 4 '65 lath atm', 'litany& EZElnstan tantr RgEnto ll= GRIFFITH, • COUNSELLOR AT LAW, DUBUQUE, lOWA, WILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTEN tb to the collodion sod osourlng °NAN, amounts, claims, to., to Dant= vinmvunang.ountry. XTl44miffiguKa Made. urns:tau= mums= W.Tern Bossehorst,l o 7l Tom., taoth lowtaktßoberts, Atilt 31 .4&T. ift& -1 0tuottostato & 004 'A- Ap• /Lama.% MAW DAILY '--: PITTSBURGH - .:GAZETTE Carriages Suttuturr Vjgotcians Mcp boobs. PITTSBURGH, MONDAY 'MORNING, JULY 20, 1857 NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS ❑rum 11. A. SCIIELL'S Ad•enlninq Home, No. In.", Lonna The Cheapest and Best Ptstaps TN THE WORLD. haring a SOLID PISTON 1. and METAL V ALVIL 4 . For punninng EXTRACT. lOT Mild COLD W f or Illoern, Welk, Fader... Moen, Lc. Throning from 1:4 to:on snit°, nor minute.— An excellent Fl ItE inr formers. I , elle 41 , 0.14 no nesterr. AIMNTS annto.l. and TrrritnrLd night+ for sale. I.A. MAI4 I IIALL. N. 114 Pearl ntreer, Jyls:3led:/, corner of Malden lon, Noe Truk. OSTRICH. Artificial Flowera, Feiner Ornament• and Lace Trimming for Bonnet. To me MEIICII Mil] or Prrreittulam - " The suh,riliers !inv.! it large Mitnufnetory in Par . .., and ono In Nun Y0rk...3,1.'4,4y h.. InuuniArturo the kin.l ..1Q..14. Their pr..-..nt st.,k embrvine, tn.tny thwounn.l mt, Flower..Al, the Tnatenul for =ln ol,tnring are offered at L..:11) • ut th.ir Ware it...n.tu. II ENI.LIt, , N. t , MI - 111 A I . 1 1.. fyi,?,cirt N.,. Itrtntlwnv. N. W Vo:k. PATENT SPRINGWEDS, PATENT ll' _IL Unarm Pour Hun M txt. Ift- Eh.Ea Pct..; 34 CA,oet. AND Nnn. Ire maattL.:torn and utter for male the heAt Etede toll Its Mi., any other marl, t A p-rN.moot Itvp , etin .111 I qfy any on., of I h.• lu,e. et whntue .I,te qulto Net. conttdat, In tut v, r theaplictly and int fe..t emain, 1114,, WinValt "h.tru , tinr. the V.,.l,.th'n of ealr. !waler. and oth-rx all rv,:railt linear °an wt.,t by exammin, an aka. an.l C. 11. I W. ATTOS, Agvat, , I'. 4 JOITV131s1"13 RID-GLOVE CLEANER Jot' VEN', K IDUtntc Y. CLEAN Eli. J.. 1: YEN'S EIILtILOVI. CI.LANErt ENV , .10L 611. , C01.t)V I...CLEANER • onite per bottle. • mitts per bottle. 26 cents p, battle. ti cent, per bottle cents per N.ntle • cent, p, bottle. nenta per bottle, 'Z cent• elmnslA) pet (20.1,511 e cies. Z.O pair. I.oLonn• iunt ''One !Kittle el , ...tne :at pair no ea, j,roc.•la tr , n, the prepare , son. 111. 00, C 3.3 I» wort, int,afia,ly niter It I. Ith n pi,/ , of 11.1n..1. apply a email ;.ortton of the preparation very _lghtly. the dirt tnatantly do , app,a, Itl+ Oh. artsel.. the Mannfacturt.r3 of France to anpurt nnritr of finish tad for which their Floc., 71101 y ml. ehrat..l. It clean. kid .I.ppera and white awl colored Al,! Flora ctcFan . It I. also au nv-..1 h.nt fat.cl.. for th , Alet and for beaoti:yttla th, — , rnplra 1.41. r• t ine Vl,l/111,1'1, dc., far ezeee,. in exN.llenr• f IL e 1 I ...I one prep:lntl°. tntoall cold I , kr t hat poop tr.,' at tho trifltug esp ,, n, of cent.. oI I r .uvm, any that the article Is that It 11 tlaitoe.l to 1., Try a la , trle ot It fu hl3ll you r all 0,1,, t 1 In :0 :••• nit 11011: I I ran i.e obtalne , l of all Irl,p.t..and P..1°1, in Valley 1,0,4. il/ at nh01...11-. ot the a roptse,r, CLARE /...115 t:ar, /,‘, N fort. A I.lvna discount •,• 01. trade, A. there I. an inferiaearttcle In the market. I•uyen mill lw raretn I that the name of CLanc op.n each battle which thee porrha., Aln-ny. on hand ho It SELLERS. lift A RD SON. J.N. Flint! Ni /, and other Prat,,,',.t. In Pitt.lough. .10:•:2nad:a lloulgcFurral•hinillardwrare: PICOT S S to Ii: I MMM=I=MI MPORTERS and Johhers Cutlery, FPI, T,no TroLy, Fu, Ir., Tinto-I and Iloilo , War, Frouch 11.4•41 ‘Vary. Andiron, Fry enn, Cod 11.11 PI un.11,4 Jappaiked l. ti and Briliannla Ware. A.MACTrItM, MATED SCOONt , AND r o ttßs , al 11 Aen lane. Nee Vork School Furniture D PAToN. Man ufact carer of N en. and Im. pr.•c..1.tc1.. , pt'II.N•!. IT !IN 111 LC illintent.,lC - atti....,U, +en, applionem t.• R. PATuN. i street. Nee 1'•41. J , o:Cmdt Modern Style of School Rarnit nre, MANILTACITREII and for ,kale I.v N. II n. 1.1. Nr. I'.:k A •41,1.1, k. pt on •arkpli , ...won a a 1..... LIUIITE.S EIVIVN sL, cr I:11E11S of the Patent Arch Wrn 1 . 141;i piano Fiirtnn. relebrate.! lir th. fa . il. [rim the greninut niugnal rieliihrit lee Of thr :n t 1 in iArry alien Ire ',lit rntiitritition antli nt, moot, lure hich,t prnlntith , Th. Pa.rnt Aria, MAO, win/in tinl awl uaril .irly by in. i imaratitinni their in:incline; 10 inn. I than 111 V In. .irnin,ini; win le thoir onprerribint.al do/nand in Pit ratnt the country Pt, nf the ienimirinr A liberal db.-mint in Cleray ninn, •rhool. and II tr irk I Grocrrs C. A LI; Y. COS(.;V I: C . Wholekf.le I. m.l S) c.. 1 gtr.4.l. T__T A WORT I 1 BRO. BRI )NV N 1.1.: E. in Fr.: 03 lintl Family f.xon Old U..v , run...nt JAVA . Con.ry Vnung d Cindprnrd, nn.l Iml—ni l .1... C r ~ Tens, Lnveri.. Vuru land Oln, Old 1 . ,.rt Winn .11a4oln l'lnnn awl Old 51. , n,n,irnlaeln. Whisky, 11 nrt.d o.,rtlan end 1.13,71.10,-no.. with a geLeral a of groollr , ..rttrrmely In. - for tweh, F: nail al tit^ 11...,W Tea . . . F:,IS BEIKIEft, ti Rot 'F.ItS :1!‘ F,Lour mrner Srul:h11.11.1 And Strn.t, Pitt- urgh. A LEXANDER KlXii, WHOLESALE Ll_ °roc., 411,1 Imi,rier of F...sla A.h, ra .trnet. Pittsburgh, 14. .Iyds WM. M ITCH ELT It EE, JR.. It P.( thncrrs. It,tfyi.ig And , n.. out Liquor 31,.rchauts, N., I.ll , rty • tt fm. A /MC. TONES 6.: COOLEY, WHOLE LALE CI:12 :ma lei nether*. end. Ilytelmtgb llikencarturee. N.. 111 Rater etreel Alley. Illlteberalt. Pas. sHRIVEH s ilit.woßTH, WHOLESALE on, No. IN And 122 Soooni strmt. ,brtv,u Wo.xl :zutti.rst 1,1, YstWrurgh AC LBEIt T s o WHOLESALE t .rer an.l Cum .iron 51,chant. N-11.•rtn and Pltt•bunh ra Arttrl4-4, 195 Llborty •Irret. ./01I> ...... /1.11, ,11.11AMILIrti. Tof EN- FLOYD CO., WHOLESALE ri-T , ...I CAMMLodim M , , , h/r.nt, No 17 Won 4 nn.l in Lilo - ry gtror.,_ Pitt .Isurgh J.. 16 JatlN RAT......_... WATT WILSON. W lIOLES LE Glto , . irmurnismi. Enchants and lrnl. n ill Pro. duct, and IqttrSurr,h Ittnnfactttres. No 2.'0. I.tberty street. Pittebtarili. 1.011-1131,00 11.01..117 ;noon , IS:11AII DICKEY k CO., WHOLESALE Grocery, Comndsxionll , ochnn.,s.nd Derr In Pr.lore. No. SO WM., nlrw4, nod Cl Front str,t. Pittsburgh. (11,2 a. of th. firm Roa.lson. tulles en.) TLITTLE CO., WHOLESALE GRO.- • CMS. Pr.Ouro rtnti Commimion Nl,cnant., and Dvalrrs in Pittsburgh Munufartur..s. No. 112 ersonel atreot, Pittaburgh. • • WM. 31cCUTCHEON CO., WHOLE SALE Groc,, Produce and idomnibodon blorchnclt. and Dodders to Plt.bitrab Ntnnulartured Article, No. 21D labl:rty Jame. corner of Irwin, lb tt.ddirgli. to, iny3 JORN JrwCLL A A. J. Lel CUA/1. TWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE Grocer.. Pralticn and Commibnlnti Merchants, and Dcalers to Pittsburgh blimnkriurca. b Wood xtree[, h,. tomes Acater and Front Id.. Pictabargh. aplS • . „ • ItOBISON & CO., WHOLESALE Grucen, Co:inland. 1..i - rtinntit, and Dnalen. in all kind.. of. Prnvisionn. Producn and Pittaborgli Mananitur,, No. 25t. Litn.rty went. Pittlibura. ROBERT H. KING, WHOLESALE GRO. ciaL.Commlnaloit Mrrchant. nod Dealer F , ,thor+, Flak, Flour, Ina all kind. of Country Prod.,. No. 211 1.0 , - crty etria.t. mouth of Skill. Plttaburgli, Pa. LlD.ral R°BERT DA_LZELL S CO., WHOLE SALE Grol - era, Commies!. and Forwarding Men. iguana and Dcaleraln Pnatuce and Pitiaborgh 31. a m -taros. No. 2.7,1 Liberty street. Pittsburg!, Pa. • Vrobitcr Dealers CHEESE WAREIIOUSE.-HENRY 11. COLLINS, Forwarding and Commhalon Nlerrhant.and Denim. In Clieom.. Butt, Lako FlOl and Prodnen generally, M2ME=l=nl B. CANFIELL, LATE OF WARREN, J• (nth). Commi•Anu and Fomenting Merchant. and holesale Denier in WeAcern Loser. Cheese. Dower, Cot and Pearl Ash, tnd Western Prodnee generally. Front at., between Farithfleld and {Voss,. Pittsbornh. M7BANE & ANJER, (SUCCESSORS to A. A A. Meßane.) Dealers In rata. Crain sod Protium. Commission and Forwarding llerchnnu, \o. VA Second strerat. Pittsburgh, Pa Pao. 1, iii7,.lly - 1.1a12 IiAVID C. JIERBST, 11.017 R, Plto- .duce, Provision and Conno.tation Der:Dant. Zi7 LJtarty street, tartar of Mud. Pittsburgh, gives his Wen. Lon to th• solo or Floor, Pork. Bacon, Lard, (Bios., Butter, Grain, Dried Fruity... Seats, dr. Ac. SirConsigumsnts respairtiaily anAly ALEX. DiftSYTII, (SUCCESSOR TO Forsyth & ficntt.) Forwarding and CoMMUlliall Mara, Dealer in Wool Mika, Flour. Barrio, Lard and Lard I rid and Produce generally. No. 76 Water tt-.. Till RIDDLE. OENEIIAL COMMISSION • • • Mnrstuni arid Dealer in firm . ..ries undPusium Firth stn.. Plusburub. Ps. Itsfsr UT V.. Havasu, Pittsburgh. ALVIALET. Cutnitsre CO.,kPittsburgh. AV-Conxtenment. gultrited and &distorter,. return. our Arum!. del6lpiater ROBEIIT lIUTCIIION, COMMISSION 3ferchant, for tho In of Woaurn itorarvo Choose. Itututr, Lard, flacon, FN., arld.Poorl Althea, Sad/or/Wok 011 a, Floor. Grain, Footle, Drlrd l'roihand Itr2nloto genet all y. No. 8 Smithfield street, between Find Lod Water. opll lIARLES B. LEECH. FOItiVAIUMNO and Gomminlon Merchant. Dealer In Flour, Grain, Ita. con, Lard and Bottrr. and all kin& of Produce, No 8 Smith. Sold atreet. botmoro First nod Water. &pa EAGLE WAREIIOUSE.-JAS. GARD ISM, Wholevels Defier in Flour, Provirione and Produce generally, No. 6 Seventh meet, between Liberty and Sivdtbficld.Pittehatrgh, dieTervas eroh. mrlly RIC 11. HOU.— -DM mays. WM. B. IiOLMES & BRO., PORK AND Beef Packer. and Dealer, fo Proefelone, corner of Market Ikral Front atreets, Pittfibural, P.O. don SOUR CIDER, OR PURE CIDER VINE,' OAR can be obtained at Morrie A Pation'a la tho Dia mond. The truth =nail). mkt for linsg. ought to be pro hinted. being compoeed obritriot end other poleonous drop. The tijiMr at Month Patton's was reset cider two years bask nothing has been added to tt. Pries mots per pllon. danufa ctunts WELLS, RIDDLE & CO., 80 Fouirth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.; KONTTOCTIOLLOS OF WHIPS, THONGS AND SWITcHES. Or , lrrs frrm rhetrtnlc.nna promptly ship pal to per intoructlot.. Tralts—n moratus, ur v per cent. Hu:cunt fur malt. EMEiRE ROPES AND TWINE, arner f Jin n and 117dnut areets, Pittsburgh, lit. T_TAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL i supply of Coil and Halter Ropes, Plod Curds, Sash and er n s, ponin Wool, ltroont, Cotton and }lax Seine: Paper, White and ColortstToine: Can Linos, Staging nod Nr„ non '. Linos. auThlrdtka'S an,sit BARNHILL .111 F. . ORCSEI WILLIA3I BAIiNISILL & CO. 61 Pi.llll xt., below 31arbury, Pittsbur h, Pa. Q TEAM BOILER MAKERS AND RET Iron Workers. Manufacturers of Barnhill` Patent hotter. lAN-ono-Also, Blurt and llyllndar Boilers, p e y, itrrirh• n. rice Mod, Steam Pips.. Condensers. t Pans, Singer Pans. Iron Vasil.. LiPtilontn, etc_ Also, BI smiths* Work, Bridge and Viaduct Irene, done at tha eltortnst no. Moo. All orders from a distance promptly attended to. 6 . Patent Leather." TIIE ATTENTION OF CARRIAGE MA EltS, Saddlers and Deniers is directed to the bug, stock of Nn. I Enameled Hides for Tops md Trimming. rodent Dusb,Collar. or Railing, Skirting. Splits, I'M Skins Ac., for tale nt extern places by Eono E LI. ANDERSON. No. 21 St. Clair et.. 2I story Phillsp's mrlasimit Pittsburgh, P.. Penn Cotton Mlle. Pittsburgh. — - TT ENNEDY, CfHLDS & CO„ MANUFAC -11 TGRERS „f_ Penn A No. 1 heavy 44 Sheotingt Carpet Chain of all calory and abode% Cojloo Twine; nil Con;. Ploaah lAnes and Saab Cor.ll .• Rope of all niter and dencriptlear, 3-01 A ‘re left e• the Tiorthrozo store of Logan, Whom, A: 0,1:11 OVo.I etreet, will bare attention. Jen:ly JAMES IRWIN, MANUFACTURER OF QI2LPIIITIC ETHER; Sulphuric .laid; oweet torito of Sato; Nltne AcK Iroflmoo'o Anodyne: Mutlaic Add; Aqua. Ammonia., 1.17: Nitrous do roalern Solothoti; tnyti LAUGHRIDGE 67. MAXWELL. 111,C1.1.C2C.61/4 ar Ern Lo”king Glasses, Picture Frames, Nil DEALERS IN CLOtaS, HOUSE Furnuthing Ocxwis 1.2.1 Wood etmet,abovo sful. l'utokhnrch. Brushre m+JOto order. H. M. WARREN & CO., TlANT7l'tcrrnEas AND DEALF.RA IN UTARREN'S IMPROVED FIRE AND ..-r-1.1,4 Rout and Roofing Mn. tort,b, a 4- „ m«2-1 Fifth btreet. DANIEL BENNETT, • ATANurAcTuRER OF FANCY COLOR- Irowc:3no War, Rockingham anti follow War, Mitoe at the Ninnufaciory. corn, of Waahincton and Franklln Ihrmiughatn, oppokitt: Plitaborgh, mrlictily• 11 0 TUillt _ Poi... P0PE91,12.7. POPE & STREET. 11,IMICTI . T.L113 Ot OSCILLATING STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS .1 ,VD SULL Irf)RK , C. Salem, lelumbianin County. 0. AXIIIIT3LA REEt'S r.A.TE!cT LATINti E, in.., of 'aor.rins warkrnanship. son-* .tar.tly hand and made to order, with Oskring, Shafting, A... 'or Sl,rlng and Saw Mills. and other parpwre. \ lanuflort.rer• of+ Ja4son's rile rated Cwarsans tlae.. and Ag,:s. for walla:a, Rich k Marldni.ty . Inchnting Turning and Loring Llthea of ovary de- Conia..n F.m.sor• mads to or.l, Union Foundry, MITCHELL, HERRON in CO. WTII.I. CONTINUE TLIE BCSINESS OF 01. .n I 4.1 In. at the old glAnd of pessocg. ft Ilt N., Val Liberty mt tun, n• nornti. a largn and n•ncral of CAnTIS4;S, =l=l tillarlill= MANTLE & KITCIIEN GRATES, Hollow Ware, Wagon Boxes, Dog Irons, SA I, I It.oN S. TEA PLOWS 1 - PLIAS POINT` Uill arrl larlynn•ry Casting' , Generally, Anao AS and WAIT:. PIP.E.d - of alt IS, 5 ,1 .s . r) .V 4 ft r OF TIIE REST .9.17 ANDS. Shovels, Spades, Picks, &c., All .4 which will be .4 , 1 a winnigacivrest . prim. wiC I y IVILLIAM TATE, DIX.IIIIIII AND GAS FITTER, N,. 11 n,okr Ltl.rty, and 472 Penn atm.,. rm.. ,tu 11.1ln n Odin, and redemel tseur von - HMI, of Stli.og, On wn.l ootm Iny:11.1f Ericaltittic Ville Floor, ALFRED ENGLAND, S.lO .Izotti. FROM THE ORIGINAL PATENTEES, 11,44, k sod 11.-ors Millar k. :Sr. for PittslAxmli .4 the We.. • o er'a ...eeented in anianior style. Plan, Drawings ana ~ p oeunena ran :a 4011 at No. 2 Fourth Etre.. near Lib erty ittr:=4 mrl3:lyd inouranrc amiss rfIITE & CHAFFEE Agents Neptune Insur. Idtfayet. Halt, Woml FINNEY, Agent Eureka InmumcneCe., Water 5[1,, A A. rAItFt i E k, SECRETNRY lA_ • Pennyylvluxu lllMlntwe Company of Plthburgh, .IMCEL L. .MARSIIELL, Secretary Citf: kj Len.' Ininren, Cdmvan y, P 4 Water street. I;ORDON, Secretary Western Incur . omen Cornenny. P. Water gun, (.; A RDINER COFFINf..Agent for Frank el• lin Firs hvnrance adnpany, NortE•emet Corner Wood and Thin, erre!, • A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware P m„,„„1 Wal.r atre.t. r HOS. GRAHAM, Agent Howard Insar nor. V,,mpany kts.l t stairgh livanurce Compkny, twr %V4tor sad Marker .treed. NEWTON JONES, Agent Manufactur ej 1n,,,,-„m• Co .. 01 Rats great. 110 S. J. HUNTER, Agent Farmers' and T erhonlep . Insurance Co, SIO Water Greet. JOSII ETA ROBINSON, Agent Continental 1 nnu rknrn Co.. T. Fifth xtreet: W. POINDEXTER, Agent Great West . n I svuraoc., ,17 Front atrftt. tint Estate .gents B • -- - LAKELY & RICLIEY, REAL ESTATE Droner; corner of &ratan and nonithneld atroot; Vataborgh. I'. Janos, noose; Lot; 51111; FUM2.4I, nought and Fold on coronnuion. Land _Warrant; BM; Ronda and Notas negotiated. &pedal att.:MO[l glen to aohdtaiding Forma and disp.ing of thann. Tema roaannaa se:Adair:4 I) O6 I!I G L . F, nt B .t . R.. o t. K or E po ß site mt. Ponls Cathedral. All bllßioeu entrusted to him promptly at ter.P.l to roasomible tommlAsione. mylg:dly. FORGE W. BUNN, REAL ESTATE and losnranre Agent, attends to buying and tolling Real Comm of every description, and to Agency business genernltr. Alm, to Insuring proPtM9 front lots or dotnegg by lire, for wood, reliable Philadelphia Companies. Charges reasonable. West side of Federal street, second door Santlt of the North Commons. Allegheny City. &VAT. 1.4.1115 VIM I, 1.0031718 AUSTIN LOOMIS & CO., DEALERS IN Pr.d.ory Not., Monde. Mortgagee and all Securi ties for Money. Money loaned on Cheeks nt short date., with collateral warning. • NOTES AND DRAFTS BOUGHT AND SOLD. remous desiring loans ran hn accommodated on resaanable terms, and rapitallets ens he funtiabed mlth good secnritlee at rernonerntlyo prices. Also, attend to the Sale, Renting and Laing of Reel Ritato. SO - Ortn , No. 92 Fourth street, aboro Wood. Ili-AUSTIN 1.003115. Notary Public. tor 2 BMeLAIN & SON, Real Estate Agents •• and Bill Brokers. No. 5854 Fourth street. . THOMAS WOODS. Real EMMA Agent, No 75 Fourth otreet. Zipholstrrp WALT. P. KAWMALL .WWWPIT R. BUONO 'Wall Paper Warehouse. WALTER P. MARSIIALIi & CO., Im porint, and Dealers, sr Wood tomtit, between Fourth street and Lnatoond Alley, whet' may be round an extensive assortment orerery deocriplloo of Papa Hangings, for Par lor+. halls. Dining Rooms and Chmmbors. 'Also, Window Shades, In great vatlety at lentil price.; to rounte7 dealers. meth WALTER P. 31tR1311ALL & OD. EMIL7II.OK N. R. DATCY.R.R. EEDNIUNDSON CO., Nos. 96 and 98 • Third *treat, deer Wood, 31enttactdrere and Dealers in WALL PAPER, CURTAIN 0001)9, ORSAASENRLVOES , TASSELS AND CORDS, COMPORTEDEDS, PATENT SPIRAL sruna; MATTRESSES, to., Would solicit the Muddier , of purchasers to their large and ratted stock. sp29t9ad SEIBERT, PRACTICAL UPHOLSTIRER, • No. 100 Third' &Ted, Pittsburgh, Haninneturer And dealer In CURTAINS, CORNICro BANDS. SIT ADES and BLINDS, MATTRASSES,COHRORTS, CUSHIONS, ko. PArtirultr Attention gold to Steamboat work. Carpets. flood And told to order. torliklyd T. W. LOUGURET, Watch and Clock Maker, IMPORTED. OF FINE WATCILES AND -JEWELRY, No.qy Fifth e treet;betweea WOOd and Market, Pltltle bwrgh, P. - WParticular attention paid to the repairing of Watches awl Jewelry. JrirAll work wena:Art A7l-527nLEBRATED -- 30 DAY CLOCKS, for Counttog Boom and Parlor. A n somnolent In Rosewood nesew,elegant pa tternb Just received and for tale by 3. R. REED k Cp Jr...3Cdif 'Jewelers. No. 114 Fifth .treat. CG-PARTNERSHIP.—We have this day emaciated anti the Soap sad Oandle boetrmis Jo Studley. The brodnees will be continued as here* fore. under the ruhme and style of WALICEIL4 CO. Al. hostages of the late firm will b a settled et their Tritelyh:r Alleghel or at the aka of John Floyd k co„ . eth and ood tia . toituhir e i . W. it 11. WALKED. Allekheny, July Ist,lBBT-jyfitd• Vittsburgil Oailette. PUBLISIIED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY - RIDDLE .53L- CO TTH hOLLST, .1110 tr. 1011TIIFIELD. Sri- THE DAIL 1 - GAZ ETTE is theakiest Neuispaper in the West, and haring an extensim circulation amongst the bakinect men, and reaching all classes. it offers inducements tn adver tisers the best medium throtigh which to reach the public. IQ - THE IrEEKLY GAZETTE is issued crag It-vines ddy and .Satorday. on a large blanked she 2 and conLains in addition to the news of fh , meek, rt carefully prepardf and reliable rpm.? If the Morten, eninmerciat and inonelaiy af fairs. andian accurate Ilan.); Note List. corrected week/q.t.. (Iris prper—making it the best amunercia/ Newspaper in the West. EJMEEMD DAILY—Six Dollars per annum, payable In aslrence, or IL.< cents per week. Nye& to the Curlers. Wt.:OUT—Two Dollars pernnum. payable,in advance. Chile ore furnished an the following terror: Poor COII!CY no year .£. 5 00 10 00 Twenty` 14 0 0 00 And ona to the ; person getting. up the club free. Ata-Advunce payments are strictly ruquirod, and no pa per will tat scat after the time la up to which a waepald. Rates of Advertising.. I &pare , of 10 I time 50 75 1 00 1 " •. " 3 "0 Ou 1 " " 4 " la 00 1 " " " 6 •• 12 00 1 " " 12 " .IXI Yearly advertisers are untitled to one tutre,ehaug able nt pleasure, per annum oo Kir Ailrertinements with Cuts treble price. “God and linmasally.” FOR GOVERNOR, DAVID W I L M O T FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER, VT - ELLLAIVI MILLWA.FED • /OA =DOES 51,11.[Nr rot at. JOSE . N.I J. LEWIS, of Clateaar. JAMES %TECH., of Fayette. A veembly, DANIEL NEOLEY, CullioA tp. THOMAS KIDDOO, Suon-deu tp. .1. H. BACKHOUSE, Ohio NICHOLAS VOEOHTLEY, Ju., Allegheny J. HERON POSTER, Pittsburgh. IMIMMEM U.kIIIIIEL ADAMS, of L,:ver St. Cl.ir Regiefer, JOHN C. CU RTIS, of 011icrtoituship. Recorder, XATIIANIEL PATTERSON, of Birmingham Treasure, JOHN J. MUSE, of Versoilloo tp A. IL 'STEVENSON, of Lower St. Clair Clerk of ihe Courts, T110:1W3 A. ROWLEY, of Pittsburgh. ALLEOF.L. REVIVAL or Tile SLAVE THADE.— altar". or' Lords, Tursday, June 30.—Lord Broug ham wished to ask a question of his noble friend i the Earl of Clarendon) relative to a subject which had excited much alarm among those who, like himself, were friends of the African race, and who hoped they had seen the end of that great scourge—the Slave trade. It was under stood that a body of West India planters had approached the noble Viscount at the head of the Government, swilled urged him to facilitate 1 the ireportntim into our colonies of free negroes from the Coast of Africa. It was also under- 1 stood that nosssores of the Same sort were con templated by he colonial interests of France mill Spain. and it was even stated that the Emperor Napoleon had given permission to a house at ' Nlpirseilles to lit out an expedition for importing 41 000 free negroes, as they were called, into phe French colonies. One vessel: it was alleged, bad already sailed to Quidah, on the coast..of 'Africa. well known as a Slave trading port—the very port, indeed, front which the King of Da homey formerly corniest on that infernal traffic. No wonder, then, that alarm tint been excited at the prospect of such an expedition to the port of Quidah, with the professed object of entitling negroes to take ship and be conveyed over to the French colonies. It was well known that one of the most remarkable acts of the first Napoleon was his decree for putting down the French Slave Trade—our ancient allies, the Bourbons, having altogether omitted to take such n course. its tett assured that the present Emperor of the French would not, by pursuing an opposite course, tarnish the glory of a policy which re fleeted ao mach honor upon his illustr,•.us pre decessor. It was also said that th importation of free negroes into Cuba was to encouraged by the Spanish Government. :sin , there was a great difference between any nieasure having for its object the importation of free negroes into Cubs on the one hand, and a measure, the ob ject of which was their importation into the French or the English colonies upon the other In the case of the latter Slavery had for (+nine dote been abolished, so that free negroes could not be mothered after their importation.— The free negroes who were importeff into Cuba, however, might in reality be compblled to un dergo a state of endless bondage, and that being the case he hoped his noble friend at tho head of the Government would be enabled to give him some assurance that the new Government of Hereon was treading in the footsteps of those among its predecessors who had shown a dispo sition to put down the Slave trade, and was not following the example of those by whom a con trary policy had been pursued: That a diaposi tion existed in Brasil to put an end to the die graceful traffic in slaves he entertained no doubt, and the course , , which the Government of that country had taken in reference to the subject - was such as in his opinion redounded greatly to its credit. When persons emigrated front this country to the colonies care wns taken that they should be provided with sufficient accommoda tion o t n hoard the vessels in which they were conveyed. Medical attendance wits nfforded them, a vigilant superintendence was exercised at the various Customhouses in their regard, se curity being taken that they should be landed at the port to which they intended to emigrate. In the case of those free negroes, however, who were to be shipped on the coast of Africa no such precautions would be taken, and the con sequence would be that great abuses would arise. Such a state of things should not, hecontended, be allowed to prevail. Security should he taken that those negroes should be landed at the port for which they were bound, and thatwhenerer they became dissatisfied with their new position they should be enabled to return to their own country. Since the abolition of the Slave trade, what he might term the innocent commerce of Africa had increased to a considerable extent.— In the year 1855 upwarde of £1,500,000 worth of goods had been exported from this country to these ports in Africa which wereiot in our posses pion or under the dominion of France. while goods to the value of £250,000 had been exported to Sierra Leon and other English eettlements on the African coast. Now, nothing could, in his opinion. have a greater tendency to check that growing commerce thin the encouragement of the traffic in slaves, and ho hoped, therefore, to receive from the Government some assurance both as to the intentions of the Spanish and Per tuguese Goveniments, and as to the project which had been brought under the notice of his noble friend at the head of the Government. The Earl of Clarendon, who was very indis tinctly heard, expressed his almost entire con currence in the observations which bad just fallen from his noble and. learned friend. He regretted, however, that he was not in a posi tion to give an answer to the various questions which the noble and learned lord had put to him, because, although the noble and learned lord had given him notice that he was about to call his attention to the Blare trade,he had not mention ed to him the particular branch of the subject to which his remarks would be directed. He had certainly seen by the public prints that a depu tattoo hadawaited upon his noble friend at the head of the Government in connection with the question,, but he was not quite aware of the precise nature of the proposal which had been made to his noble friend, or of the answer which he had given to that deputation. He felt, however, perfectly assured, from the ante cedents of his noble friend, and from the energy which he bad always evinced in the suppression of the trafftelinf slaves, that ho would give no en couragement to any proposition by the • opera tion of which that traffic would be likely to he increased. As regarded the ship to which his noble and learned friend had referred as having sailed from Marseilles to Quidah for the impor tationof free - tiegreetrher Majestey's Govern- Mint had no official information of tlie—eircum stance, and a ship could hardly have sailed from Marseilles for such a purpose without their re ceiving some information on the subject. Tem last of the English squadron recently an chored In the waters of Vera Cruz, lett that port on the 16th . alt. This circumstance, says the 'Progreso, corroborates the statement made on the best authority, that the differences with the En g lish Government have been definitively set tled. There are but two vessels of war at Sac rificios on the 17th, a Spanish and. French brig. ; The conducta arrived at Vera Cruz the 18th, from' the ciV of Mexico. Puebla and Jalapa, bid I n charge $2,246,698 in specie. There was - coined at the San Luis Potosi Mint, during the, Seantltof May, $141,840. VOLUME LXX----NUMBER 283. kBC7r O AFC.—T he b ri g Fl C : 1 ateB°WCMle33neuriyeol;d47 from bilCie, (WestCo Coast Africa,)i6. bringing among her crews native Krooman, who had been taken on board nt Dix Cove, as a fore mast hand. The fears of this native African had been excited on the passage by the sailors, who gave him to understand that he would be sold as a slave when he reached the white man's country. When the vessel hauled into the At lantic dock, a monkey on board attracted a cu rious crowd, but was forgotten soon by the supe rior attractions of the African. with a pair of huge ivory bracelets upon his wrist,. Seeing so many white and strange faces he became alarmed and running into the forecastle threw off all his clothing except a blue jumper, and then sprung into the rigging, and with the agility of a mon key ran up to OLe fore royal yard, where ha perched himself, and by his manner bid defiance to all white folks. A naked African in such a position soon drew a large throng of spectators the mate tried every means to induce him to cotne down, but without effect; to the mate's , commands he would make but one reply. "me dies, the dies," and by his gestures intimating that he would cut his throat before he would be taken. He remained on the yard for about three hours, the excited erowsl hooting, yelling and throwing stones at the poor creature, to increase Ids alarm of course. He tinnily told the mate he would come down if "white man go 'way," , or "Caren come." The vessel was hauled away i from .the Jerk to get rid of the mob, but at length three "bumpers," or Longshoremen went on board, and in defiance of the mate's remon strances, climbed the rigging to force the Kroo man down. Their efforts to catch 14m, how ever were wholly in vain; he ran fronisone yard arm to another, and sprang about among the lifts and braces like a cat, defying all attempts to reach him. At sac time ho dropped from the. outer end of the royal yard arm, and caught the topgallant lift, alighting safely upon-the yard below. These wretches, finding he was too spry for them aloft, thee descended to the deck, and [nothing the Mate aside, seized the topgallant braces and began to surge, to pull and slack up. and swing the yard back and forth in the most violent manner, the xegro clinging with might and main to the yard said lift. the crowd on the dock the theantimeyelling like fiends, and await ing to see him thrown from the jewel. The po lice were called, but could not or would not dis perse the rowdies. At last, worn out, by his exertions to save his life, as a sudden jerk of the braces was given by the scoundrels on deck, the poor fellow was thrown from the yard, and striking the braces fell into the water, a distance of seventy or eighty feet. Ile barely escaped the rail ut the vessel in his descent; had he struck it, or fallen on the deck, he would have been killed instantly. Some boatmen now at tempted to rescue him from the water, hut be dove as quick an n flash, and ewimming under water, came up a !song distande off. They pur sued hits. however, and seizing hint by the ivory rings on 1113 wrists. endeavored to get him into the boat; Litt he resisted witlt all his might, and cried out. -Me die! Me die!" He was finally got on hoard, anti to satisfy him that their mo tives were friendly, one of the boatmen pulled off his own shirt and pantaloons and put them upon him. This immediately quieted his fears, and he surrendered himself to his new friends, who, to escape the mob, rowed hint to the cutter Washington, where he was receivetrand cared for by Lieut. Kellum. He is called John. Davis, and made our Reporter understand that he came from Ulentalmo-taboo; that he had been two menthe and n half on beard the brig. and had not been paid his wages. Capt. Faunce wilt inquire into his case, and see that the poor Afri can has justice done him. F. Times. DAP-sr/Fn. RAILNAGAD ACCIDENT IN' ENGLAND. •- The London Trmes of June 30th; gives the fol lowing particulars of a dreadful accident that occurred upon the North Kent Railroad upon the previous Sunday night: '•The terrific collision which has caused so great a loss of life as that of eleven persons, and which has inflict de injuries, more or less seri ous, ou upwards of thirty others, occurred n few minutes before eleven o'clock on Sunday night, between the Blackheath and Lewisham stations. The Sunday traffic on the North Kent railway in very heavy, and for the necessary accommo dation of persons returning from Gravesend, and other places of Sunday resort, it is usual to run two late trains at short internal=--at 9. 15, P. M, and it 30. p•. M.—from Strom] to London. The time railvilay is worked on Tyler's electric si j inal system: the simple explanation of which is, that the station master at one station must not allow a coming train to pass before the loot de parted train hat been telegraphed clear of the nett Stat.., The system, properly carried nut, would prevent lite passibility of accident. It appears that the ft, 15 train from Strood left at the time appointed for its departure, and passed through Blackheath tunnel without any thing having occurred to urreat its progress, but on nearing the Lewisham station,. which is only one mile from Blackheath, the driver found the signal against hint, and pulled up the train just before corning to the platform. The signals were kept on, and the second guard was sent back with his red lamp to prevent the pos aibility of the expected 9. 30 P. M. op train com ing upon them. Several passengers alighted, but the large majority observingthe precautions which had been taken, kept their seats in fan cied security, until suddenly, anti without more than a few seconds warning, shell. 30 P train man heard rushing towards them. Before any movement of the standing train could be effected by its own engine driver, the coming train ran into violent collision with it. The effoct was perfectly frightful. The engine of the 9. 30 P. M. train struck the break van of the 9. 15.1'. 51. train with a forceso great that it lifted the ponderous machine off the rails to a level with the body of the next carriage—an open third Claes, filled with passengers—along which it swept, doubling up and crushing to death almost all the unhappy occupants, and seriously :injuring those who escaped with their lives. For a few moments the energies of all the persons near the station were completely paralyzed by the horrors of the scene; but no soon as the dreadful el:erecter of the accident was ascertained. assistance was sent for, and the best means at hand were adopted to extri cate the wounded and the dead. The sufferings of some of the injured persons are described to have been most excruciating, until death put nn end to their pain. One man, who is stated to have been nearly severed •in twain. sustained existence three hours. WASIIISOMN, Julyl6.—The President to-day made the following appointments: Richard Kid der Meade of Va., envoy extraordinary nod minister plenipotentiary to the empire of Brazil, in the place of Win. Trousdale of Tennessee, the present incumbent; Benj. N. Angel of New York, minister resident to Sweden, in place of Francis Schroeder, of Rhode Island, recalled at his own request; Miralean B. Lamar of Texas, minister resident at the Argentine Confedera tion, in place of James A. Peden of Florida. the present incumbent; Nyman B. S. Mur of Maine, consul general to the British North American Province, from the first of September next, in the place of Israel D. Andrews of Maine. re signed; Win. Previtt. of Ohio, consul -at Valpa raiso, to fill the exisiting vacancy; Henry Orner of California, consul at Tahiti, Society Islands, in the place of Win. H. Kelley, of Mass., the present incumbent; John F. Portens, of S. C., consul at Orporto, Portugal, in place of Nichol as Pike, of N. Y., the.present incumbent; Chas. Glentz of l'a., consul at Stettin, Prussia, in place - of Frederic Sehillard, who is not a citizen of the United States: Samuel E. Falcup, consul at Cayennd, to fill the existing vacancy; Francis M. Weems of Florida, consul at Santa Martha, New Granada, to MI a vacancy; James C. Dir ickson of Md., commercial agent at Apia, Nay. igators' Island, in place of Mr. {Jenkins; Moses .lesurun, of N. Y., consul at Curacoa,. West In dies; to fill a vacancy; Charles E. Flandreau, to 'be associate justice in the United States court for the Territory of Minnesota, in the place of Judge Petit, resigned. FEEBLE Churches in New Englaud,romarks the Congregationalist , are becoming more and` ore abundant. Ex-Governer Slade says that he knows of ten churches in Vermont which will soon cease to ho self-supporting. The Hartford• Religious 11,11.1 ascribes the cause of this to emigration, and says that if this depleting, de teriorating process goce on in our country churches for thirty years longer, as it has for the ten years last past, it does not see but that the money which has flowed from East to West to esti/Us: , churches, mast come back again; and feeble churches in Vermont, New Hamp shire, and even Connecticut, be aided by flour ishing, wealthy • Western churches, who owe their existence, under God, to the Christian enterprise and benevolence of New England. A.NTIOCII" CGLLEGII—An AFignment. The Springfield (OhloyNenparie/ says that the finan cial condition . of Antioch College 'his compelled the trustees to assign it to Mr. Palmer, 'Presi dent of the Broadway Bank, New York. The eeholaraliips are now worthless. Students will hereafter he required to pay fair tuition bills, in order that by this means the current expenses of the Co*ge enn be met. The College will be kept open for the coming yeAr. Hon. Horace Matua . is re-elected as Its President, and. Rev. Dr. Bellows, of New York city, and Rec. Mr. Fay and Hon. Aaron Harlan, of Yellow Springs, have been appointed a comadttee to select the rest of the faculty. Sor c , alr or litnt FOR RENT.—A neat, well a two ,woried Cottage Uncut. of tight t=t d :2 pleasant neighborhood nod dellghtinity situated in ther ley of the illesheny, optkaite Arnold's Station. Coal and good water near the house in abandanee. Terms thrombi,. Apply at the Warehouse of PETER:3ON. Allegheny City, Federal street, by the Canal. JylG.tlef LET.—An elegant Store Room onfri, Firth street,botaven Wood and Market; eatableila 11. a Fancy noodle ettabliqhment, harttgSburr Window' and Sky-llghL Enquire at mylS:dtf GAZETTE COUNTING ROO3l. -mit RENT—The second, third and fourth etorlea of the rplendlif Store now belnn am:lml on WoOd itreet by John Mewl', Esq. containing an area of 13,(00 poem feet, with fireproof mult, aims, hatchway, cellar room and epacioin, entrrincor from Wood strectand D16[110(14 alley., llYlnllf WILSON, WILDS t CO. LET.—A well finished Dwelling, with yard room, shrubbery, kc., delightfully sito-Jika, anted on the river honk, In Allegheny Day, rm. the reel deem of 31m. Snowden. Rent low. Enquiry of Dr. J P. DARE Perin Oxset, ' Or of MOSES BORLAND, Eeihi a few doom below the promteee. FPO LET.—The Storeroom and Dwelling/a situate on the corner of O'Hara and Ulundi 1111-- It Lusa linen occuphid sloes built ea a Or and Pruluas Stour, and is one of the brit skirts in the 6t7. Enquire of IL IL =I Liberty street WELLLNO- HOUSE TO RENT.—That D CVMMIKUOO4.Ii well Bundled Encullitur Unbse, No.2ti Pike now.. now occupied try the subscriber. Tint have In fine order. and has all the modern convenience., w.f'. dc., to make It desirable fora family. Powaslott atzt ho had arty Ilene oncr tbo first of flay. Apply * at 50. 12 O'llant octet, to ap2ftillf JAS. WIGIILIN 1 0 LET.—Threc Brick ffouses, four fia rooms emit, in the 7th Want,. Centro four filineravtile Resit Rent low to a good tenant. Emit:area Ja.l7 WATT WILSON, No• :OS Liberty street. FOR RENT.—Two Brick Dwellings oar Third street near Smithfield. No. 155 ha. tan room., Rack Wading, Gas, Rath-rooms, ie. No. 163 bits eight Rooms, Gas, Water, Am. Alen, ea U on Fourth Area.near Cherry eilley. Went $45 per annum. TlloS. WOODS, 76 Yqurth et. TO LEASE—A desirable Lot in the Fifth Word, above ILwricon st, fronting fifty Nit on Liberty et. and extending bad; one hundred text to Spring alley, salt ebl,fura Ciml or Lime Yard. For terms enquire of • • . GEORGE WEY3IAN, con Diamond ay. and Rail thtleld IFFICE TOar on Fourth street, between N„.l R mtthaidd and Wood G.—No. 2.6. Apply to mrl2 AUSTIN 1.06‘113 & CO. - - LET.—The Hall formerly occupied by the Sum uf Tomixn - ance, on tho corn, of Wood uul Third etruots. Enquire of JOHN O 1 & SON. rar:l:tf N 0.207 Libert7 stroet. Valuable Property for Sale. • TILE SUBSCRIBER, desirous to re we West. offer, for sale him Dwelling, a gord, convenicut, two story brick. a Drug Store and lip3MY us • large well improved lot, In the finest part of the town for plemsore and business—ail In exec dent condition, with ovary convenience or n home,. and cue of th e most desirably residenees In the plus,. Also, the grad alit of a wall established practice. To Phy sicians ads is a rare opportunity to secure a pleasant and profitable town practice. among an latelligent;entarpricing people. The adjacent conutry In thickly settled, bAI tie. and nhounde in mineral and agricultural • wealth. — The town is be destin,l tr, the greatest mannfarturing scat le the, in.:dor—and is lout a for hours ride, by rant - cad, from Pitt 'burgh and Philadelpma Fur particulars address Dr. lIAIIRY T. CARPET, ilollidaysbar Po. Refer to Bell Jo . hns, Jack A Co., Ilollidaysbur g, g; A. 31. White, Can:Luria counts, P.: Prof. Hoary Ilartshornm Philadelphia College of 3f,dirir, Kelly k Coffey, Attorneys al Law„ Phila.; lien. Wet. Robinson. I . lllshnrtfh: John P. (tay, Physician to : New York State Lunatic Ayyhmr. Utica, Ne r w York. jyterant FOR SALE.—A Tw0!....0ry Brick 11ohse on Plain street nrarehestnnt street, containing four rooms, basement, kitehen and finished Mite: water and gas through the house, nil well finished and in the best of order. It will be rohl at the loss prier nf.sl,S.Wazel on easy trim" : Apply to u. W. BUN. West Idle of Federal at., 2.1 door ,oath of the North Common, Allegheny My. • Iron Land. 15 000 AC LIES OF V ALUA_BLE IRON ORE LANDS FOR SALE. .The wader signed has the following Iseult which he will sell at a IV? reduced! prim and on liberal terms in tracts of FITETIIOO - ACRES or the whole. Titles perfect, and g y r war In - ranty deeds willgiven. Thin land is to tracts of five thonvand acres each. all alto- Ailed in the county of Prrry and Shoe of TeallneSCS, ObStrl tie mile. from the Tennowe river, to which point native Con In uninterupted st all seasons of the year. The Iron Ore Is very abundant, rich; and acknowledged to hr as good. If not the hest la the State. The lends are vlso well watered by the waters of the Dinifello and Durk rivers, and are very heavily tin/tiered with Poplar or White Wood, Oak, Chest. tint. Or. A huge portion of it Li well ulapted to cultivation. For SU' hor particulars apply cether In person or ley letter to lift). W. It EARDEN, Cain, MI, Co' to SPRINGER nAltmicort. Liberty' ev e Pittsburgh. O.nge Clly, town. MAITE OFFER FOR SALE A•Is.I7IIII3ER Illl '' of VALUABLE. LOTS, In the town of Ovage,hlitch- II COUIIIV, town. ' These has ore each GO by 132 reef, fronting ou Wide streets and are situated Co the mold thickly settled part of thla liaising town. OSAGE CITY Late sent of the Government Land OlSon, for Thersy laror .1 District, cont Ons slasit fifteen hundred Inbabltarda, Ott ' , trialy zmprosum. nod destined to bo one of thia Most ottrishing towns In lowa. Do, lots sill to sold at in low price. Pull particulars n be obtainad at the ~dire of the slam:Ober. - Jot B. )PLAIN A SON, :kali Foneth at, l I OR SALE.-15 acres of land near flititon's 1 -1- Stotion on Allegheny Valley R. IL 10 miles from the city. 2 Building Lon , t web 20 by UM fmt on Ponnsylvonia AV nue. mar Mager. street, G do on Vlckroy *Beet noir Magri. street, 11 do do on Maria street near Glagt street, 3 do do on Bluff ondßetbella streets., In the Eighth nerd of the city of Pittsburgh. Also, 1 Lot on the corner of Penn atel blarbory streets, fronting 30 feet on Penn and 100 feet lON inches on 3lnrbury street; adjacent to the depot of tne Pennsylvania Rail Reed. For terms etc.. Illquisc of ISAAC JONES; jyl7,llzu Corner Rom nod First sts.,Pittalnirgit. VOR SALE—One ol the handsomest coun tryA: seets along the Ohio Ricer and P. F. C, IL IL, twelve [Bike from Allegheny City, containing 70 ILCTVII or we will tell 12 acres of the front. The impliererneribi are no large cottage Lout,, frame stable and 01 outboildings, a young and thriving orchard of the heat of grafted fruit, large quantity of raspbcrry.and strawberry riot, , and other shrubbery. As the owner wishes to go west. It trill bo sold low and on easy terms. Apply to G. W. BUN N, went aid. of Fed-rob street, 2nd doer south of the North Common, Allegheny City. J.TIA FOR SALE-35 shares Citizens' Bank Stock; 30 /Mares Iron City Bank Stock, by .171 3 AUSTIN 1,000110 & CO., Nu. 02 Fourth at. AMAGNIFICENT COUNTRY RESI DENCE FOR BALE_—we have 5 acres of beautiftd lend, sitnate adjoining the village of Mansfield, five miles Oren the city, on the Washington Plank 'toed, and within. a low rods of the Junction of thoSteuberiville and Witahing ton Talley Itallrascleim which there Is erected anew frame Mansion, cottage style, containing 8 well finiehed rooms. Rath house, await house, stable, carriage honer, and all other necessary °ribbons.. A well of emslient writer at the door and ciatern that will hold CO barrel, An orchard of the very Vocal variety orgralled fruit tree, commencing to bean and a very choice collection of sheet/Dory end Gros: mental trees. The shove property preeents a rare chencato a gentlemen wishing to metres pleasant end healthy local tiou. 1164i:rata prke. Apply to jyt BLAKELY k MOREY, Rent Eatate Brokers. VINE FARM FOR SALE—We hafe.for 12 ale, eltnato on the Rooth bank of the Obiorlver, about one mil° helms: the mouth of Racoon creek Auld nowt then and a half mitre below Oltillipsburgh. in Beaver comity. • or llout Yana of 72 acres, about 23 =rem of It cleared and under fare. The Improvement. consist of a Frame cizaga House, containing five rooms and collar, Bern end Stable, Orchard of choice fruit. viz: Apples. Peen madame. rim also a few Pearl, Teem. There:ire several fine epilogs, never tailing. This Gum being situated on the River, with the float , epth of water at all swim., would suit a gentleman con •ected with the steamboat hoeiness. The steam packets; 'and the trains of the Cleveland end Pittsburgh Railroad pan It has also an abundance of Fire Clay and Coal. Will be soldon vet,. moderate terms. Apply to 10 • 1. BLAKELY & RICHEY. AID WIN TOWNSHIP PROPEitTY FOR II SALE—We hare CO tm MI of coil hind eltuato In the mare towsnlilp, near Pollock Milli, on Sawmill Run, four mile. from the ally. The land .all tillable, and about GO acres of good black coal and easy of access. Will be sold at &kk per arse, on reams...Me terms. Apply to 'BLAKELY & JET Real Eetats Brokers ALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR V SALE.—Tho nodersifned of for male on for onibls terms, a IntE iiumbor of buildinir lots, In the 9th WEI of the city. Tho lots front on Pennsyly.inis Airmen, Watiton, Forbes, Locust, Marie, Viemy Ed Bluff misers, ars Out It faly minutes Elk from the Court house and nlli be Sold very cheap. Perverts desirous of securing a convenientand healthy location fora honer, or vitiating to porchaite for Rpm:dation, In a part of the city which west continaeetendllyto troprova find it to their m adeantage to cal! opoj the robsellber. C. AGI:n. racy at Late yZiktf Nollo4 Fifth eil: nt reeL FIS FOR S AIE.-113 acies of superior Fula Load, foil of Coal,on the Pitt#urgh, FL Wayna and Chicago Redlfono:. 112 Acres of Einellent Land and Cannel Coal, near Dar lington. Ida Acres of Land on the Railroad, 21'. miles below the tss 4 86 Acres of Land, well Improved, near tho town of In dians. 20 Acres of Lutd, automats south of the city. Farms. Country Seats, louses and lota, Mills. Furnaces, de., as detained inn printed Register, width is &ran to all who wish to parehnso.Enquire cf TUONfAS WOODE, Real Estate Broker, opal 10.75 Fourth street. GREAT BARGAINS IN COAL LAND.-- We now offer that rainebleCoal Tract of Land, shoats on the lionontabrln river, in the third plxil,..adJoininghe .town of Weimer, ountal ming 4704 acne, of w h pure black cool of 7 fret vein, there Is else, a woad vein of 4 feet. 25 acres of flue timber, mashie far& nos§. Shia property ceanot be surpassed for a coal site on theSfonoti. gahnl. river,.. the lending Is good and deep water all sea sons of the yeer,4 offered at a great BARGAIN as the owner fs gett . nt West- Apply at once to i AN. B. !PLATS dr. SON, .5834 ath - COAL LAND FORSALE.—Tho ivadersign• od offers for ode ONE HUNDRED and rim ACLCS of - COAL LAND, situated on the dent pool. one of the mod desirable halatkete on the Monongahela ricer. The attention of Iron men, Vail men, 'end capftallati fa directed to thls property, as It le Warted the opperttualty for profitable toreannent leach ea le not otter - presented. The tenms are eery. Fall partknlars may M oLtalned by letter y oaring of or °th AVATi b LgMIE A CO., Stock and Note Brokers, • ap3 No. trl Fonda Street • LOTS IN DUQUESNE BOROUGH—We have for male three lots of Groond to rnaqumpui Bor. zizk i s ii i etch fr or t n frc v .a n t .7 by Mo u ket y dr i l .. lb s = rn e pact. bo Mold at • groat bemoan: Apply to f 1.21) BLANKLY 11WITET. BUILDING LOTS ON COLWELL ST.-. Ww hsee3 splendid Building hot., wash hating n fronton CoI.eU street of 33 feet and extending back 99 kat, to an alley oppestle the 3 lethodistChnrch. VIII be sold' et low prices. •= 11.31eLAIN • SON, • OK Fourth wt. MONEY', MONEY.—B accomma. In . dation page to amount of - 000, ppl nerbeefated at reasonable rates at the office of ' • - /s 9. Ilve on South Common, Want! Saadi:Ai st.M. Ind rut bommon, ANthez,. _ • Masa, with bask builday • J pa OILEB Clark Dwel OILA atriaf t h Want • wellkatt B. MeLALN & SON JA.1.17.8 0'81.14.
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