THE ESIABLISHED IN 1786 NZ$Xr YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW YORK A_DVERTISEMIINR' B, : NEW YORK ADVRRYIBEIYIENTB rtrmat meet' r,i:. ow EN 1 CO., nr.scit. Nrx,,sms..k.. . I.,"...Altillarr U RICIIAILDSON'S Aperorn.cott tom Coot- 1 From 11. 0. St.'ILEI.L'S A.lsect.oe.f: lion, N.. :Itb 111...1 a Twitim. ~. / Ar .t virt's TlttiMing 4 ) NO. ^.14 00,.1 .3 ..Nt•lippcsi 4 .. urnt - r.. 3 , 4 itr tra .iy. Se , ' Fort • , Wad , 'Broader .. Vi to - rock. ._ _ -.. . -- --- ---..... -... - .. _ .. .. .. . . --- . ----- - --- - ----- - --- Highly Important to Rectifiers, Liquor Patent Spring Chair laud Iron Furniture G-ocit 3 , 449's Celebrated Coral rd Bittern Ater ohant• and, MI isolcsale Grocers. - Co, Manufac tory 64 &66 Duane Pt. s l t'snicatiso Teatle kND swouttarre, Dit. FEUCIiTWANIJEIt'S, ..0./o-rwont. .....r., ?frond may. ,N•an the NN 1 tost-nt.t. Into. A --- P 0 Sri' 1 V E AN I) • I'AL.ITABLE ''''''''"`•'" P " a "'"" 4 1 ' - ''' -nr. \ ` j. " Er, " l'''''d 11 - ,; I XOLI' SI N'E N1,151' FACTI: RI 1!'I :V.s; I) Remedy far genemi •1,111.ty. Ite.pepalf. 1.....4 .4 Ap . Till,: j_j Po- prison, • 4 the P. \ TENT ELLIPTICAL!. ,T1'.1:1. potato, awl all 41.orttera ..I the 1n..ti ,,,, 'roan.. I . 'S 11EnSit l Xih r i ) II AS L.tTr,LY rt' i\c4 CII \I lin th, ne,a .igitill awl latnr - Chair. Tie Taikkalwr a.I VrtiplActur ci I,4freyet I . .1.-1,, ~.1 ..0.- ~ •„""`"L' s g'''''' '"'Pr'''''''"""'", • thil ' l "„ h i i‘A „ An ~,,, tri i hi! ..1 - 1.1 TI:••5 N.A. i 111. 1 . 11.1.111.1 NI the :wow IV•whra raatf Bilk,/ io reroattuendit,n fl.• In .no nor's albal t.,no,- !". '''"'"' r "'" .''' P" t "P '" 1 "'","'", '''''' '''' !:"% . ",, i , r ' i', „; , Paw al London, Par.. and Nen V•• 11. Suitahh , Ea Parl••ra, mitnrigorane. is vostitinell by the heat oualiral ataltorith , '‘,":' ''' .l ',. i '' ' '"': lass '''''''':' n ''',:."" 'l ::;i:'',. ~1.,,,kr " ~,,i, ; Ll l .rart-0n1i. ,, . i' ,,, uttiog'ilellal'h iillhae la. , 1 , 4 , A , ' , e 01 Thie.tpe awl America. as mat as by the inultiltillet who ''''' l'' . '".. , "'" L- "l"'''' ''' '' ' ''":,(;,,1 ,c.,,,, ,„ m„ ~,. 1 Valle . Plana awl Stare Ronk, with ~ r a Olean aprlnge. Into. twab,l them. Art al r.-toratile they tome! alone.- 11•11 and 1.111 Endish hit.. Jauri.•. a , L ,,,', , i ,,,' AI i j„ , i.,.„,,,, • new tool lonttlanl pattern+ It.n Settee, [tali. Park. awl Thotatan,la oho aro now lanon,bitat totholit. nwal.,,a to .... ' "' - "rt , "'la• 11aar 1 .... 1, '" h "",' • s i," ,r , ~,,,, ~,,-..,',,, ~ , , , ii : ertolet, Chan, ft.4ll , •tery Chain awl Mailing 1., 1 Itht•wit oilstone, by this powerful wwnator. The dywia,ll,l3 .11. . ‘ a . '":"' '''' a ' i ''''', ber '? U ' a a ,T,:%•;,, „ 4 , k iii , 1 ,,,, .. ~d,,,,,,,„ /3.11 Utlibral.:Nn.lA. /Waite and tlilt Centre. Paw Intloon resorts toGnifrey a Conhai Bitter, lithls toeueil. perm a- 1 '''' ""'""" P r "'" n `". " '-'-'" h i 1. i and Toilet M ar l Top I' 01d..K Ison fledahntla. Inaln anti .1 rt gewl aptrit, say att gallon. to each on lon o I to r, . neut. '1.71 , 011 U. vital Ot - XFF, thee vaarcian a tlirt , t *atilt,. Ontarnental, Voiding and Permanent, for Meted.`, 1 uhlle 10'71.0.,'.',..41'411''''r '7 1 . 0., ' . ' ,..4 1' 411 '''' r ",•,''')..• "" "'I/ 4 1 ... enitttawl. I ''''."i"':•!7!, 1 ,11‘1 i n ' f.'"ii . ,... e ,,,,,, 7. 41,, ~,,,I ,h, war,,,, ,I mingi.....24, , ,....d.,. ar.: Bracket... 111 h and hrownr in oreat cot gtmena arbillty: altik3nr. at the ...ch. lons of KN. , t ' . , I '. n• nut other ...potter to the United Statea v 001, 17• tit, sigß hembob. or Utoeha ' l,- Pren'inth hYlawltobart‘` ..6 . , g l ""'• ." •t '. . w e:re I.i.t tw. 11 , ...,1 .41.,--Ika.-. lib of obit h Ala, sot Atrettl.far SOUTIIIiATE U E1,1:1'. - rt PATENT Itnakenaleep, flatulence, 111,11stnertoafter excrete., IrrintlalWv, ; -,'.',""''''' '' •' . • ' . ' I SCItI4IV IVIIENCII, arloth kallan 1.11..i1t , E, The alit,/ 0.. n nw. ,I. callow., t wAsow. ; rival, e,ewitenti, and ttll.ll,wdet, of tin rn,e to n, 3 ...... t.,.... . 1''',„ ,,,,, „ I , ~ i., , . t ,r•, • 1 i i • tI of Merchants la reei.nfully inett.,l to '111,1,4..1 ----- of the t mar, .y r. .ma, • au, au ) praparal,,, their belalal to ar.• itewhaltrthla. larp,st awl ite , t ..xtetwis•• obwk it. Ana-elms tar ...It at le. rnoule ...alkali Nett. hot n tr 111 1 ,12 stproce. Purchasers itnacanthanwl•awaitut nll 1111110M110.. T. prim .4 Flatarrin, are eStrernely rillait•ratt., and 31- th " br " . `"“ P r '''"'''''' '''''''' or 'q' t "'" . .;,!„:Vi .. j...i, 1,. 1.•,,,ii p. •Celttral Dep, , 10:South William stn.., N. Y. Jy2lanuhs nohow. In full Auppbett hv i. 2 T01- 1 11 , OW- GODFIII.I% l'rwYrnt l ' . r. aft. LEWIS VELTITTWANGEIt. ] - p - - .--- '-' " lANO 1(181 1...—1.,. A. BENJ ANI N - 2.: -, s ____ ._,. Grodfrey'w C lellrat*.tl Ct.l-</iiti C 4-1.1. Meetist awl /Apart, of Pr vgs. Etsenhal 0,1,1 and Afdals ilow.n. Nen 'York. Sole .ostent far Cttot on I. VAN . ' - rpm Fm POTA.:10i10011C1001. 1/.2g.rrrtyr and l'aolegrophic Chemicals. MEV., 14 tnortLTF, F0N0FF.1.0441 far tone awl flubh.- Na 141 :SIAM. LANB. NEw rani . nth an Invited to mll and ~_ .tllll 1 8 UN QUALLF.D BEVERACE N. n. ...i iv t1 , 411f s' 1 1 10,1111 1 Itir 11" " d'" fr " m "". W ''' "'" i S ' ' , 1• 1 • —. ' " ' ' "r ' re- '''' '. "''''''' - tr. ' and., A 1,,, new and weowl hand I tattoo at a , . pr N. 1... ruses.. mufti prr.peraeot of the highatt wale,— awl Coo. apT.lalsw-GnaT.O. I A Itheral diacuunt given to dealo.antl teacher. .11 21 4 31 . It Is triatiGrachtt.lesj daily tor and by the Proprietor and' Patentee. or th e loot untertab4 and has all the to is ith. -- out the deloterhatenthris of any other tint either tins/ Britain, Uolland or this &many. GODFREY'S CELE IIItATEDOORDIAL 011 has ham adopted by eminent physicianma the purest and anon ettirschan diffusive stim ulant and diureticWhiCilmannfacturitgg bill has yet given to the maid. It ilk entirely exempt front than aleholtolic drinks which beget a thint forldhuhlants, Orders to any amount promptly flUed by the Proprietor, 0110. GODFREY, Importer of Brandin, Oln, White, ke_, It South William at, New Turk. imported Wines, Groceries. £5. I. S W. °EERY, 103 utac rrctrt, Ass 719 ercosortax,ssW 5055 [Ebtablishod 1004.] JIPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FIRST Quality totally Gnanerlea, off, to the Trade, Holds, I•rtrote Antilles, and all who arc choice to their taste, and denim ay/mega. aware, Large variety of TEAL—Green and Block. Fouchoug, Pourbong. Euglhth Break East. Oolong. Imperial, llyson, Gunpowder. Young Ilyean. kg, la anoint god bolt choste, tr. COFFEK—Mocha and Jam P ; INP-A—Ustletrs, Oterrleit, Portz, 11.1ot Lo s , s'orS old and high grades_ in original package., demijohns, mtg• num, and tt irs. n ASTON and o mitirs. tLARErs. . _ . CUA.MTAIGNS—Hoyt Chandou'd laspl Verzomy Do Ilamm'a do du da . . . _ . LlQUOlLS—ltrandlna, - Itnma, Whil.k. , r, Oita Arrark. M ahal/ie. Kirsch, lc., lc, In original plikn g es, also Caren.. Maraschino, Anhastte, Itittorx, lc MALT LIQUOILS—Loodon 13rown Stout, Scotch and Sugladi CI (141.11.4-11 roriety of choice trod, PICKLES—EnoIish and French. SAUCER--For Flab, Carrie, Omni, Meat, Ac. ClRESE—Stilton. Chedder. Royal, Victoria. Prima Albert, Parmesan. Gruyere. Karat" Dutch and and Anintiata. FIGAILS—Lcat, Crml- Pulverised, M. Croix, At., in bar -11.1, and half bartela ITAMS--Westplialit and American. OILS—OUre, sperat and Mode. 4 - 4-Char Linnors aro warraut.l urustlulterated nod of our own Imottion. foldtfr -- Mord Medal Pianos. QTEINWAY & SONS, MAN i)UFACTURERS. Walker street, No v 6 York. meekest tho following Find Pri.c Itaftgr In eountetillan with the beat makers In Boston, how Ynek. PLll.lelphia and Dahlman. TWO FIRST mix MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair, ITa•hinenm, March, DCA. A GOLD NIEDAL, at the erFittal Palace, New York. No wither. Is.. (being the only Gold Medal given for Pianos within the LAW 010 Ft.:wt.) A GOLD MEDAL at the 31wyland Iwititate, Baltimore, 1756. lIIR FIRST PRIZE IIIISIAL et the FAIL Crystal New York. Nocenther,lsse. Among theiudges were tho Ong mueical talent in the country. 60C11 Al L. Macon 0011. echalk.Reuben/A end many others. t.t. Piamw (with and without the Iron Frame) ere New-mute:l for Om, yogre. amt a written gnat-entre gtYen. than , n (Octao and eltipile4 without charge: Fri,' moderato. .."142.1tlyth. LADIES' eiI7TON • Istnosr universally known as Die. very best for Emily awl also lin. SIDVINtI NIAINI Agents, liUlttlltt 1110 ANI 51 Dey Nev, Sark. ;3ruggisto . FAIINESTOCIi & CO.. WIIOLE- Dn4,i.t• 3Lomf..tun of WM. aful Litharg, comer Wood and Vrunt bur,ol. 801100 N MAK ER, MAN LTF.ACTUREIt J • of {MN 1.>A.1, RA Trs 1.7 nr. Pllnr. lathara, Pot awl m P.int, rib., {'mot-he., r lr pm ... 10. 1T0...1 PittAlm,h. oca:lyd T II ISi ITA FT, .1 r. (SUCCESSOR TO .T AS. • 1 - 1:14T.1.11V1tn1.-13.1. and Ilruggi.t and N.A., in Paints. Oil., I , 3est ttn, Ac., corm , r ITo.I awl Sixth ,tr,P.. Pitt•hurgh. . f. , r Dr. Fr.l'o 31..16-Inr. np2l JOLIN P. SCO:I7. 'WHOLESALE .DEAL *Tin Drug, Point.. Vernhthr. no.l Dyrattak, 2% Liberty str,t.Pltt4mrch. All orders ',gill prompt attention. All*nt for STII.III. Syrtm. olart4:l ID E. SELLERS. WHOLESALE DEAL rr In Dr., p a l., D v ... o ff, Varni.fht.t. Ar, {Toad ntrevt. Pattgloargh, Pa. llod. warrant ,, l. Prie. low. . rttrnestent =MI ctor. TIRIA.UN k REITER, WHOLESALE ANI) Iletttil Drmszins.corner of Llbcrty and St. Clair et.- JOSEPII FLENtitiG.(SIESSOIt TO L. k Co.)rorner Ilarket stri.et and Diamond, keep. constantly on Mina a full and complete asmrtinent of Drug.. 31.1Jcinea, Mullane Chests, Perfumery, mid .11 timid. per tatninu. to his business. 413rPhystrians rrescriptLorm umuluunnimitti Jeri y 11 'nit. GEO. 11. KEYSER, DRUGGIST, 144:1Wnout emit, corner of Won' .tarot .nd Virgid Aliry, Pittsburgh. P.. Vrobure Malta CILEESE WAREHOUSE:-HENRY OOLLINg, Forwarding and Caromisaion Merchant.nnti Dealer In Mcrae, MOUT, Lira nab and Product. generally, 28 Wood et, above Rater, Pittaburgh. rny2l T B. CA-NFIELD, LATE OF WARREN, J littruaidlng Merchant. and Wholesale Dealer In Western Reserve C 111,.. Butter, Pot 4.04 Pearl Ash, and Western Produce generally, Front at, between Stritthaeld sad Wood, Pittsburgh. M , BA.NE & - ANJER, (SUCCESSORS to A. & A.-11<llane,) Deniers to floor, Unita nod Produce. Oomuthodon oral Forwarding ?thoritants. Na. vas bewail:Mk, Pittsburgh. Pa. [hn. 1. '570t1y].)•12 PAVID o — . HERBST, FLOUR, PRO- duce, Provision and Ckrtiontssion Merrhsot, No. R.T. bony street, owner of Ilona. PUtstough. giro. his otter.. tioo to the We of Floor, Pork. !twin, Lard. Chew..., Butter, Grain, Dried Fruits, Surds. Lo., ku Sireonstsguneuts riopectfolly solteltrid. gLEX. FuRSYTiL(SOCCESSUIt TO Foivith k FootL) Forwarding and Catninnaion Mer chant, Dealer lo Wool, Mies. Floor. Baron. Lard and Lard Oa and Produce generally. No. Water at.. PluotairglL tr RIDDLE, GENERAL COMMISSION „AA.. Mordant and Dealer In Ormorie• an Pralnor, at Pittsburgli, Refer to E. IT ULLTON, ritbbilrgly daaaLgr, COSORAVZ k Ca.. Pittiburgh. aireonligneuents solicited and satisfactory returns , ifusr ~,trod. delfclydaver ROBERT lIUTCIIINSON, COMMISSION Merchant, for the sale of Westsre, Reserre Cheese, Butter, Lard, Damn,. Fiala, Pot and Pearl Aehee, Sabermus. Otto, Pinar. Grain, tioeds.Dried FrulLand Protium generally. No.B Smithfield street. between First and Water. mpg lIARLES B. LEECH, I'ORWAR - I3INFI ond Oommislon s aferelumf, Dealer In Flour, Grain, Da. eon, Lard and Dotter. and all kinds of Produce, No 8 Smith field street, between First and Wet,. VAGLE WAREHOUSE.—JAS. GARD ... 124 INES, Wholesale Dealer In Flour, Provisions end Wallace generally, 'No. 6 Seventh street, between Liberty. and Smithfield, Pittsburgh, P. Sir Terms emit. an. Imam. • J. WHAM. WM. B. HOLMES & BRO., PORK AND Ite.f Packers an 4 Dralers In Provlelow. corn.r of Market and Front Armin. PlltArnrich. Pa. don JOAN IL NIELLOIt, No. 81 WOOD ST., u between natßol3ll Alley and Pcitor Oznet, Pule Agent fur CIIICKERINO k PONS' (ttnnno PIANO I , OIITEP, MA SON-1k NELODNS nod II ilt)lONIONIS. and I:tr alor In Thole awl KO Mutienl ORGAN intl.l • _ TrKLEIihR &13110., No. 53 „. St- Fora nfthe l iluld , n Itarp.noln A3,,ont for NUNNS k CLAIIK%.; Vorkl onrls,dl,4l :old and nntsate VL NC& and tAIIIIAIIT t NEED!' ASPS D RONA mud iIIUIAN II4IINIONII.I . IIS,DnaI.da in Nn.. nnd !londrAl I rydrEnnents. no. -c11..11U4 111.U:1111. :it ANUF.ccru it it. NAM , mttol Dolvortor of Illogic %llthdr.l 10,trifttacoli. 'Sok Agrut fof the HAMBURG AV(hf,alo , for II DAVIS Ar co: Do tion than, with fool with.on Attu - hot:ht. W.Kol ztt ert. attorncga BellfaMill F. Blood, . . COUNSELLOR ANT, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND.COBBISSIONEIt FOP. TAR STATES OP New York. I Ohio. " lCentocky, ILowachowtia, ladakaa, Mbwourf, MAIM, Michigan, lowa, Vlrglabi. illiuoil, I Alamo.la. Acknowlolgemenim and RepoOrion+ tarwm, aud MU. tr. adatiolijonal to be rrow.lol or uAol In awry of lb. Above named Mai.f. Ogietivpuatta the Madre, No. 45, "Yea ran,. RQBEItT 10.1%.NIGHT, ATTORN — EY A — T Wrould liollator of tho Bank of Vittaburgh, Ho. 1 110 a JOSEPHI S. 4 A. Y. MORRISON,' AT tLrn.p.t. Luw, Office No. 98 Fourth rusF 2Woud. Pittsburgh, Pa. my 24 HiCzErf — , A — rroßNETs °Me In Odeon Building, Fourth 'swat, Pittahursh, In. • ItICIIA.RD BARD, Hides, Loather, and Shoe Finding., No. 5Th Lam(' tinW,l ern...meson, PA. FRUIT CANS NOR HOYMUM PUTTS AC. A latia*6 ll Tested in wk. and Hive Given ENTIRE SATISFACTION. .012, EASILY MANADED BY ANY PERSON. RHIN FLEMING, N 0.41 liartet &Lamar of rod J OHN FLEMING; DEALER IN 110USE fungal:dug liatd IloUolr Wu*, Plated War% NV lory, g dit...l,4BrAht, Japanned Rad Wood Tia Ware, Wood and Wlllaw Wawa, come of Market sad'. Tbh,i eta, PitWbargh, PA. Exam, and ALI kinds of Jobtdas la ma Una. dew I 7 .11b au ~nd . tkaPfm.: saM DAILY eatilageS. Carriage Itepo•ltory. JOSEI'II IVIIH W E NO CAltßY lug on business in hie /g dour premise. (now lately eularged,) between Pitteburgli and Lawrence ville, nrar the Two Mile ituthe the NOM. to Ins)aet his stork of CA !MIMI LS, ItUtnilES. to. And he particularly Inform, gentlemen purchasers. that one price only in rtrule. Fourteen yearn' exilerienee in the burl. Mos. enable+ him to plat, before lAA patrons the sameehoite gollettlon of o,n itgee, whirl, ow tunny year+ pad It h. been his particular deparnant to alai from the cartons and newt totaled Enviers Manufacturer. The aurora of Ilia new syetem he complete; the canna) . of his arrazin mutts will apply the best and moat huhlonable uumufartn. rem at tuodunito prices. Unencumbered by throe henry expenas, which the mania for it...writing Mow. of Bala.a, has heaped upon the price of Goode. (owing to huge rent.) Je•wph White will all on rawly money only, at mach Ira than the usual pronto. N. 8.-Carringee repaired la the beat manner, with dis ttektt• felOatawlfF Pittsburgh pctieh . Factory L. wrimillettre, - 1110ELOW A CO, formerly E. M BIOKIOW, 21 . 1. 46 Dianvord lev Wand ~,wt, PilTsnu Ito 11. PA. T WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN tiounce to the C.trrlago using muniounity and4M public in general. that I barn this Mu pun:bawd the Inter est t.l my former partner, Ilr. Albert. and will carry or the boclnew In all Its brunehes nt the obi PlAnd. Diamond Alley. lu changing the name of this old 10.1 so well estate lished numufacturing wituldlslituent, I swum tho poblk no etTort bo wanting on my part to ilewrre the Irmo high character to long enjoyed by my predwournu and ...white, ja7,lyil 111. L STEPHENS. Coach and Carriage Factory JOHNSON, BROTHER & CO., =l=oE;= ALLFAIIESY WOUI.I) RESI'ECTFUIJI.Y IN form their (Omni, and the public grane-VOLV E' rally. that they are manufacturing Carting., Baronche., lha;kaway.. ltinn,ir.t. Sleighs and (ludo., In all their ran o., nylon of finish and proportion.. All or.b.rs will I. oan nb.l with ntrirt regard to durability and beauty or 111.1. h. ibietin attend...l to on tho mmd reswonable tern... U.mg In all their wort !ht. laot Kaatern Shall, Pole. and Wheel atoll. they terl conti. dent that all who favor them with thrlr patronage will 1* perfectly raddled on trial of their work . Purcha.m. are roc/heated to gi‘e them a rail lk . fore Par chasing rb`ewit.'". notl3d Junin= 1110 i. IL inrNn FL CIS L WV.) T. B. TOEING C 0.,& FURNITFRE AND CHAIRS Of Every Description. & II) Smithfield SI, sry.kmno.vr nistualv .trin:; ST I: , iII , IAT C kilIN 111:NITUI ~: K C11411:F., and :I‘ , .t. zot• 1b.., furratAtog. 'kr ANur.\("rui:Eits oF Fr RN lyi• RE unl l• 11 II" , ,arie.l3 and ,11... a? 1 ,1 f..r pnr L.n, m iiilllll.en mnl Ijlllll, .•1111.. 1,1131 to ant. to lote.lett E,,,tan and hurt Etery artirlo trod, halt , ' Raid war. ratit..4 44 . -114.11 c retrra.ll,l at .lost aattce and NI al ne. :TA.NII4',I \v. W 00.15 CA RICE. r R.v r r E ft'RER N.,s. 97 & 99 Third St.. l'itt , burgh. T W. W. RESI'EVTFULLY hi. fri..?..t. 1.,. ha. jit, cmpiet..l Iti. uha.li I- .1, 1.41 , Awl hol4l hi. lth mates i.4lv. nt% nlva-it .Iv4uftt•: avol tt.e ext TO 61 olth and in nttr tram. he Iv 01.31.1.4 to In,lt,e vrrant V.I FUIIN ITU It at the lowevt Ile keep , alarayv haa.l the areate.l vari.•tv 6f every deverlytwa 61 fa. odove,ll•qa th , cle,at.e.t an.l t.• it, eleu-ant ro.a Iy. that a h.a3.e.ga . anv lest atone, may I.' farto.bed from hi, vtuer-or matottart,taal exprevoly Commtoston, Se 10.1..11.14 umx7 o lf , 11. LTICIIIJ. • Lrtrll. SOB. B. LEECH & CO., Nos.3/1 & 944 Liberty et., Pitt eburgh, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND CO NI NUS SI ON DEALERS IN FLOUR AND BACON, Tin Plat and Tin tier' le St. wk. AND PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES. Die.A.LPIISI & CO., (Lat....rJ. S. L, ,h, 31cAlpin A Co., PittsburKb.) GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING I‘ , II4:IICILANT3, Levee and Washington Avenue, WYANDOTTII CITY, KANSAS TEFIIIITOILY, lIEVERENCES: .10,4,11 Y Loth A Co., sod Ihtn.nurgh Merchant: Feuer ,jy I I:4lAlrlyT D.g. THOMAS, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, No. AO /Noe .Stred, St. Louts, Mo. &CPU TO STTIOrt. IT /TON/VC & Co., .70NES & Tana. troncrrr..SYMAßT & I Zoo & Will porch :lac onlpr.T,a.l,ll..mp, Mont. &c. Prompt attention givon to any manner of lomat-ding. JaB:lyd SPRINGER IiAIIBA UGII, COMMISSION 'torch/tut, Denier in Wool, Provisions and Produce gen. oralM, No. Zts Liberty street. Pittsburgh. Pn. ENItY S. KING, (LATE OF THE H firm of King k dloorliendi Commission Merchant, end Omit, In Pig 31,d0l and Blooms, !to. 76 Water sterol, Ito- Ina Market.tittsborgit, - - - A A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO liAß dy,Jancaa A Co.Oliceismiaelon and Fomenting Mer chant' Agent of the Madbein rind Indlanapolie Railroad. cor ner First and Ferry eto., Pittaburch. Pe. EDWARD T. NIEGRAW, GENERA.L Commlinion Merchant, and Wholiaale Dealer in Mann factimai Wm.., Imported and Domeetic eig-ani, Nunn. to.. do_ No. NI Liberty street, oppoaito the bead of Wood, l'lttro lita ALEXANI)Eit GOItI)ON, FORWAILE- Iag and Comminclon Merchant, Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead Agent, Mater iu Pig and Ilex LO-Mi and Shot. American good Manilla (Imp. fe?..l:4Rint• 13ookorUero,1 c . _ C COCIIRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO s. V•adler.,111o.l.00l.• nod It. 1M•31..r in Dodo.. etaionery and Parr Itangir" I"..dvrol short, UI. dour S. FL of Market Aihrtho/y, • TWIN S. DAVISON, ItoOKsELLER S M:o-k.t• ANI Slat lonrr,ntece , ... , r to Davi... Ag , o , v, No, G near Yintrtlt. Pot/an:rah. P. IT AY &CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STA Tli"EltS, So. M. We.ott xtrret, p.m door toll., rot 0.., of Thit.l. School awl Law row 4a0117 on Land. 1 L. REA D, BOOKSELLER AND STA TY • TION Eli. No 74 Filth tit— Apollo 11t511 , 10.10. 11 I' N T & NI INE R, itticikst [ l.l,El [ !Inn. Fifth .trvet. /310.striams. 1 - 112. IL T. rum) Mill entainues his new If MiIt:TABLE VILAMICE. , III. office, Wad rad Penn.ylvantn Arena., i Fowl!. Street 11.nd,) Eva ead o Diamond etmet. 111•1111111011 0 . 11101 . 0,1111 /trot. root ( - Ls onic r/1 1 10014 0 1 ran not he eqnsilool in 11.1t3 of tbr onsolicst ',root's,. of tho proses , any-. torllkslAwlyr. CAN CONSULTED nt Dr. Stmitlis..rornor Filth and Aolltlatield stroetn, 011 Mt/SPAY:S. 1V331\ E.siDA 1:e nod 3 vsult.DA VS, Ins s 10 to land 1 to 3 t; shot. APZ,Reshlerico on the Brownsville Wool. Jontlyil• D..••—.. ...... ISAMIN4, TIOCTOII.S GAZZA7iI FLE.NIIN6. .I_,F Office N 0.20 abitis street. Pittsburgh, Is. fo2B..Gni'd• fifth strneß Plitt Jell*Htm MIT Goo . _ MURPHY & BURCIIFIELD, DEALERS In Silks and Ladles' Drees Goods generally, Cloaks, Tames and Shawls, gmbrolderlee and Staple ()Gods, fnr funny use. An unusually extensive eseorttoetst at I the a l l all the above depertments,jnot reunited and selling owest prices. - 4Fir:torttim. L. L. MAWS !• a, rrresn'a c. f.. WHOLESALE A. MASON & CO•• and Mall Dllklero In Pussy and 13tapIe Dry Gondar ZS Fifth Wan, lituibus =-_- filactltern ILant apitto. - - - 'Collections In lowa. J. M. GRIFFIT H, cormELLOR Ar LA DIYBUQUE; lOWA, WILL arm PARTI C ULAR ATTEN doo to the collection andnn...din eventing of debts, acconnte. claims. c., in Daman* and ig country. airßemittonno Prom ittipay Node. ustssll TaIIISOSOM P. Ton tionnboiet„lfil Jonmt, k R. Riad. Roberts, Alen N. G. Morl , b7: w A.! D. D. Chealtemr, Warn PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1, 1857 The Cheapest mud Beat Pumps T TIIE WORLD, haring a soup risToN and ALMA!. VALVES. For pumping EXTIVAITS,IIIII and COLD )V .TI:11, aultable fa ( - Interns. MA), Varna:ea, Minn, ice. Throwing Fnint :Si 10 WO 0110,0 per min: te.— An ,cellant SIRE ENO'S E Km farmers. Largo ilhantint to dealer.. AtIENTS wattled, nod Tin - Aortal Highta for wale. V A. MARSHAL', No. 194 Pearl raring, renter 01 Maiden Lane, Near Turk. Artificial Flowers, Fancy Ornaments and Lace Trlmmtngs far Bonnets. Torus Xlmemsrs or Pirr»scsnn:— ••- - - • he lolbscribers have a larga Nlanufaetory in T Parr.. and eon to New York. etelosively Moroni tolle notoolhgtore of the above kind of goo Mi. Their ;meteor Mark embracing many thousand styles of Featheni Florets. Also the motorist for nomufacturing therm which oreaffered o wholesale nary, at their Ware Rooms. ELENDER-SON, BJIYYU /t. CO, Jytik3Ms No. WO, ftroodway. New York. AATENT , NG BEDS, PATENT SIMI NO Linen Bias, Pols lista Martmeem. AND CATWIT 114- POOl. Pavnv 00050Tro ceNurICI.OrD NITS. We manufacture sod °Reg...for sob the lost Be& ever 00,1 In Odom any other market. A personal inspection will oat- Isfy isoT one of the conven , . of whet we plAte. Our Moo plito het. combine branty,eltruime.. simplicity Anil iverfect *moony artiest insect, nothing °torturing, time MI - relation of Mr. Dealer. Anti other , till consult their 000 interest by r: mining our Dols soil Net. before purchasing clsse C. 11. a W. STRATTON. Amiga, Jelailmits 209 Canal ot., O. Y.. mot of Itroodway. JOITVENI3 ICED -13LO , TE CIZIAZTE.II. .11,1.7 TEN'S KlTbralilVE JOUVEN'S KllbtilAVE CLEAN Ell. JtIeTY.N'S KID-111.11TE CLEANEtt. JUCVEN'S IbIILoVECLEA.I , IKft. 25 cents per bottle. 25 cents per bottle. 25 rents per lotus. 25 cents per bottle. cents poa bottle. cents per bottle. • 25 cents per bottle. oetda per Ono bottle cleanspair Our bottle cleans 50 peer',, One bottle 50 pail. One bottle clean.. 50 parr. A•tin odor proems!! from the pre .ant bal. the Clore eat , be worn tnininr.dtrig after It lacleaned. IT ith piece. of flannel. apply a onall portion of the preparation very _iglttly, and the dirt Y. illinetatitl, disappear. It k the article meal 1, the Kidalhoe llanufeetarer. of Fmtice to Impart that purity of fitilehand •oftneas for •Licit their glove. aye so.luttly esti. ' , bro.'. It Arms kill slippers and white and eolotell kid elory elegantly. It ts ado, nn excellent article for the toilet and for besintifynt the onnpletion. nYinc Inn, pimple., ac.. tar e tr xceeds In excellen, an, of the ano ~,,, -and mtnodet, eiratitt• F., that pure se. Ore !Ital. .. the traltna e spelt, of rents, will vonrinca :15y ehe that the Irle I. ohl that it is lamtki to be Try n bottle of It tot and you willsover 01.1, 1.., robe a It eat. le. .dd rent,. atm.lBl Inats.,,...atul healers it. Fattrylb.sli 10 rill« and at ts hol“ale. of the soh. praprictot.. CLIO:1Z A Irso ra %V, NEW 11. k. A liberal di....aiht to the triele A. their I.b inferior inferior arta.le in the market. parr. erllll.....urful to that the manse al (lies a rpm 1.4,11111 a 1.,. I, the . purvleke. .tin at r.on hand I . > K. E 11P.Nrs,Y 11l rll .tllll. 'ns. J,1,.. 11.1011511. and Ai,' Ilroasy.t• lu 150..., it :and s firms Forril•hlngllarelso•r.-. T.' ' 1 l'l' x = IL 0 'l.• NV 1.: 1. 1.. MI'ORTEI;S and Jni,l,or- of I sirs Fon It••i• .1 •I. 1„I.1 {11 , 10.11i:$ Nk ,r. I=l 1 . 1. VITA , A Nls M.O. 0 5.., l. Sr hool Furniture r.,ToN..Nlanufeeturer of New anti I m ..1 Seli‘vll. Ft it\ rrt It I.: 111 ~, I CATA.I•,:. • :1 •tr, t.\.w 1••rk Modern Style of %chop& Forolinre 1 4 , 1 , } , : I t . t , t . 0 „ 1 „ , eemdantl,un 11um.1 l'rwerd. oppbeation aleoe . 10 ,Mod, NEWTON L BMAMBICRVII• 4,11 Broome .Mart; reel. At ANU FACT( It EltS of tio• l'atfmt Arch Wre.l flank Iti,o. I orb , . relebrote.ll, i pth. fall iehne., esid a ;weals., q 11.1111) ~(then tea, fer Wt. al 11., 114.4. ieet•l4l the harlo,d ecounome fro the ,itbn miede.al tile. at the.:..natt, end in m far. When bronaht In e,davelltlon dila:, not. hn,` 4.1.1141.0 the pry-annul. TI Patent Arch Wnod Plank. which I- dlrned m,,, ..d nifly by itmraht , en thea , dandln. tn 1 < 1.m,, 1111. J. other In ofrument, While then' unpreeedenterl demand in altpeirf, , ,f the country i. annulleid proof al their nupertor,ei,ilettre. A liberal di...dint to Cler,raten. Sellool% and pie Vade;„ jeSayd. B -• -- • AGALEY, COSURAVE ,t CO., Wilblegalu Gruceru, Ntwo. IS awl al W... 1 ..trovi. Pitts burgh. nrAWOß'clf BRO. & BROWNLEE, orocyrg. would respectlblly (naile the attention of the public to weer large alba of Who,. Drandios, I.l.pays. For. oign Fruits and Family Drueeriea..ticli to Extra Ill° Lunt,. tld tiovernlnent Java du.. Old Cunntry Mark Tea. Choler Young Myron dn.. fiunowdor and Imperial do.. Oolong Teas, Lovering , , Refitted Stu m., Pure Comm: Brandy. Dol. land tart, Old Port Win, Sherry, Madeira do. Claret slid Champaign do., Old Monotumlicia, Rye (161.ky, It,orteal I.ierm. and flax.. Cigar. The above pada, together with a general ansartment qt arucorleot, extremely low for cab, wholesale and retail at the Pagoda Tea Store. Corner of the Diamond rood Diamond alley. otially LO. • . aria REIS & BERGER, GROCERS AND Dealers in Bacon. lord. Floor, Chrome, Itrtoms, ke.. south•Wmt corner Smithfield awl &wood Streets. Pitta burgh.• ocklyo ALEXANDER - KING, WHOLESALE Drocer and Importer of Soda Asb, No. 273 Liberty etreol, Pituitiorgh. Pa. apLlyd• • . - M. & iPholessils Grocurs Modifying Di.tillers. und Wine and Liquor Merchants, No. arr Liberty .tract, Pittsburgh. JONES R: COOLEY, WHOLELALE Olto- CEILSS and nut FurniKhnrn, 'nealnre In Produce and piaxbumh 11Innanctores, N 0.141 Winer etreet, onnir Cherry Alley. Pittsburgh, Ps. my 1.13 • P. SMUT= JOHN A. PILROATP. DILWORTH, WHOLESALE 1.3 firmer., No. 130 rind 132 Second lane, ( I . o .veen Woo , anti Smithfield. rittabbrgb. ACULBERTSON, WHOLESALE °roc, aniftbotmlitiuri Merchant, Dealer In Priebtre *ncl Pitt.burgh 111atinfacturoil Articles, 123 Liberty 13tuburgh. J.. MOTO— .11.1.1.11 7LOTD. JOIIN FLOYD- & CO., WIIOLESALE nrorers sod exonranion Mercharite, No. 173 Wood nod V.R Liberty nowt, Pittsburgh. JolO 1it,.., -10101 1N1.01 . 1. WATT & WILSON, WHOLESALE G DO JOHN. CERS, Corarninsion Morchnnln and Dealers In I'm olnce ntid PlttAloirgh ninnufnctures, No. 255 11,11,orty tmet, Vittsburgb. Jun' 1.5.11 D 1 ,1 0 ., ' 604. T MILT. ISAI All DICKEY & CO., WHOLESALE Grocer., Commi.sion 51erehnote.,stut D... 1.... In Pr4tltiC., N... nO Water .trot. nod 6:1 Front stmot,Ylttalargh. THOMAT THOMAS LITTIS,JA. (TAMA 151 U. lirm & Co.l T 1.1171.11 & WIIOLESALE ORO . CERA, Prod. , .4 l'Amirtd.44l , 4l Slo.rchanl%. md 1641..r4 iu PlttoburCL Nl.sfitrtures, N.. 112 St. 1 0..0. I.ll%6lntrall. jai :T4l • Airm.TcHEoN & co., wiloir„ T SALE ilrovrttl. rr,rln,-,3 Nlvrchnnt., and 11,111. n. In Pitt 1.,-nntuturfl At 1., So 2IU 1.11. qt corn, r nl lrvtU. l'Utel,trgik, P., r 11) 3 • PAIN VI , 41.. . ..... . ....uc. .. r u.. eIVLE. Al'W El. L, LEE CO., W I 11.1:SA One-m - s. Prodnre end c 0.... I.:Lk, In l'l.tebnrvit )Inonfact.nrwe, No. n tne..n Water nud Front ,t., l'ltlohurull. nibln Tj itOISIS'()N .‘ (70., I%IIOI..ESALE Gt 114,1 , 1. Comm.. lon Merchants. nod Dealern in .11 klode of P r ovisions. Produce. nod Pittsburgh Itinufartarns, No. 2:4. Liberty Amid. Pitt.bur t ils. le ROBERT H. h ind, N 1n 1 1 t 111 d LPESde A r Its FF e ( a 1 th : e o OM, Cortnlulon F. 1., Flour. nod 1111 IrduiLt of Country Produce. No. 211 1.11.. erty street, mouth of Bloth. Plttnlnargh. Pa. I.llrend s slices rondo ou tousigulueuts. .01:nlyd - EMMET natarbs rIttADIA lA,OBEET DALZELL S.:. CO., WHO SALE Ilromra, Conantralon and Forwarding Mr rhanta Dradaraln Prolurnand Pittsburgh Ntattotarturr Nn. I.lbarty alrort, Pittaburth. Pa. my'd - JOHN CAMPBELL, MANUFACTUREROFBOOTSk" and 6110E3 id every description, No. 34 Radrhileld street. Ps. oc.31:10 JAM - Kl 4 WILNON. Planufaalarer and Dealer In ATE 3 AND CAPS, No. 91 WOOD NTH:EI:T. Pittaborgb, otul redo Allegheny. ap3:l9 GreoL SALES OF STOCKS, DONDE, REAL ESTATE, AA., lc., Alter July LG, LL. MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. Ap rtiTTIN LOOMIS •00 Stock atiitiele Broker, .1e23 Dl : Fourth Strad - _ .ECEIVED -760,000 German Cites. 140,030 MR. bm. Virginia Medintastared Tobacco. Tb. Urged assortment of Cigars and Tobacco erer offered in this eity,is non open for examinstion and mie, et 0 EMILIE WEYKAN'S - nor. Onsitheeld street sad Diamond All. 131 A .=,.5. 000 lbn B acon Hnme. Woo Ms do Etiouldars, 10,000 1b do Bldg, 40 tb 0. 0 Baum by Just riotved 11.111 as ado T. urrrui d am., 11b.112, Esond st. WO PITTSBURGH . • GAZETTE . avELL.s, RIDDLE do co., rto Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa., uMITTICMCKIII 07 WHIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES. . Orders nolicitml frcaltholnute,aml promptly ship. p”I por lottrnction. 7707 , -0 moilitrt, porfont. dixontit foo mai. I yakull ROPES AND 'MINE, /I.ruor and 0'44,0 str,ll, Allstgrglt, AV F. ALWAYS ON HAND A FULL H .pply of Coil and Italter 1 op r. C.l Cords. Sash and er . to coo , w oo l , Broom , Cotton and Firm ' , rine; Paper, Wldta uts.l C.d.,' Twine; Ora Singl6l,4l • ___an2l,lyilkwB_ AIA FORGE, !Inner Irefr Street end Middle Alley. Allegheny City, Pa. QIIETT ER A. STAUB, Manufacturers of ImptoroA Truck. and Patent tiarden ill gmieral, tr.. dont, to order. All order , promptly ~ttemb...lto. IY2Ratml' WILLIAM nArvirmlLL & co., 61 Penn st., below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa. QTEAM BOILER MAKERS AND SIIEET 17 Imo Workers. Alsoinfactorers of Barnhill's Patent Locomotive, Elnnl and Cylinder Patient, Chimp a m Urriciii•o, rim Bed, Stearn Pipes. Condensers, Salt Puna Nutted Pans, Iron Limb. Lifelines, etc. Alto, Blacksmith.' Work, Bridge and Viaduct Irons, dam at the sliortiat no. dee. All °Nem from a diatanco promptly attended to. bar -u - Patent Leather. o TBE ATTENTION OF CARRIAGE MA IC Filltt, Saddlers and Deniers Le directed to the large stings of No. l num.:led Ilides for Topa rod Trimming. Patent Doak, Collar, or Ratiling,Sk Ming, Splits, lhol Akins, dr., for sale at eastern prices by ut:OIRGIS IL ANDERSON, SLCIalr at:, 21 story Phillip's Building. • meld:Mid Pittatiorgh, Pena Cotton Nills, Pittsburgh. 117ENNEDY,CIIILDS & CO., MANUFA.O - TIMERS or— ems A No. I heavy 4.4Rhootinimi Carpet Chain of all colors and shade; Cotton Telma o INA Conic 'Plough Lines atal Saab Conk ° Sore of all altos knt dealiptlotog Slatting. Li - Or. Tl, left at the Itanhnue Store of Logan, Willem k 1:11. Wood stmt. kill hare attention. jesity MANUFACTURER OF Q LPIII3 ItiC STIW..II; Sulphuric Acid; Swoet Spirits of 1./trOg - - • Mittie Arid; Anolyne:• 1 • 11 1. 1 dtid dchk Aquo Armonk, FFF; Nitrood do POW/re. Solution: R. M. WARREN & CO., NANUFACTURDRS AND DEALERS fl WA RREN'S IMPROVED FIRE AND Wolter-Proof Componition Road awl IttnAlug MA AT A N ACTU RER OF FANCY COLOR IV ED Ironetone Ware. Rockingham and Yellow Ware, Le. °Mc, at the !tenor:lt-tory, corner of Waehingion and Fraohlin mrocts, Mtn/Ingham, oPtmgh rittMnrgit. Pa. rarlmdl C R. O O. J 1411141. . t 1.301( LOOK STRUT. TADER, POPE & STREET, .•r/..TCRIOKS OF • OSCILLATING STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS AND MILL MIRES, Columbinnia County, O. WI L I LI A T n 3 N I 4 ‘N r.e .t r II . E . E f Randy on baud and irrado to order. P arabGenbaftinA: . t ban lin; and ' , air Mil, and other wi mii, S ry..., Nininif.keturerro of Judas...o ntelwidni fore rat, and Agont. for W 0.... Itch A , In , lo.lnic Taro'. .nll Porinc lathe.. of every de. 1111 l mon :+ll.le EnT.lnem madn to ante, rllO/4 ‘ 1 4111, 1 111J00N D.11=21.... WIC cvrtlo, ulon Foundry, MITCIIIII.L, SIEURON 4it. CO. . t:t 1N I I '1; , 11 , E 1 •tang of I 4 OF m 11D.1.1. A 11.. Iq4 I.4berly 1, • 1,... t.nnl, .11.tt,n and p• ner,l ••I ' , f Ist... ....tni.rNitif, 1 and Slide Ovens, D Lum twit .k.xi) I;AS FITTER, No. 10 t..no .g IVO n,ar I.ilwrtr. and C 2 Penn litroet, th.x.l .1.- aldormAn Parkin...l , OM, and Fedrral at, near k all* “Is••ny Esrr) dixeintion .4 Pitting, ft.r Water. Gas and St -atn no-3111 her Chun he. limit., C0n.....rt Musk", VCl4.l,liStql EtOM, A I.FRV.it F.SCILANT, Solo A g errt. 121:l01 OItIf:INAL PATCNTEES, 'Aton k Co.. Lemleet, andAKe.ern. & New Vert.. Cot. Pittxteirelt anti the Weet All work ..xc clued In e superior etl Dravrtnea atel ~e-witi.te..l4l li. seeth at No. 2 1,,,0rth 'tree, near Lib [.l.2s] turl.3:lyd TITEA CHAFFEE Agents Neptune Insur ." amen M , Lafayette Mil, Wood street. RFI N N E Y . , Agent Eureka In suraene Co., NO. It Water street. A. CARRIER, SECRETARY A. Pennsylvania lusuranre o.irtynny. , of Pittsburgh Jun. , Building, Fourth street. Q AMC El. L. MAItSIIELL, Secretary Citi kJ retie' intorante Ciimpany, 94 Water street. Gums ftlanufacturens U. GEILVVIG, vcrr4orrvinq or JAMES IRWIN i bAlviEr •... NIANTIA: A KITCHEN GRATES, Ilnlhlu Dart, Wagon Itaxri, Dog irons, k PLOW ritiNr+ 1 .II and Maehinvry IFunernlh - , Aloll /AS sncl t 1 ATF:It pi IT, ,f All • li , . V d \ SAIL, (Jr TI17: fIES7 RR ANDS, Shovels. Spades, Picks, &c., All .4 whp sill be .44 :1: inatin4Acturent'Anwel. iv EM!=Mfi insurancr agrnts FM. GORDON, Secretary W - entern Unfur aro Cconpanp. le2 Water street. TARIAN ER COFFIN, Agent for Frank e./ Fire I arurance Company. North-stet corner Wtxrd and Third street.. D A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware . Motuni Insurance Cn., 42 Water street. TMHOS. GRAHAM, Agent Howard Insur 1, anre Cnmpany anti PI ttaburnh Life Insurance Company, c.ner Water and Market streets. NEWTON JONES, Agent Manufactur - J. ore Insurance CO. 911 Water stna.t. _ MHOS. J. HUNTER , Agent Farmers' and J. Mechanics' Insurance Co- DO Water stnaat. JOSIIUA ROBINSON, Agent Continental Insmrance Co., 21 Fan street. V. Poi N DEXTER,Agent Great West- IV. ern insurance On., 07 Front street. Ural Estatc agents. B -______- LAKELY & RICIIEY, REAL ESTATE Brag,., corner of Seventh and Smithfield stmt., Putaburgh. Pn. Farm., Bowes, Lot. Mille, Fur..., ke-, bought at.d .41 on COMMI6 4 / 1 4. Land Warrants, Bill. Bon& and Notre negotiated. Fapocial attention given to ontalividing rum, and awl/slug of them. Tartml.reaalma se LNl:dault ILLIAIII WARD. BILL BROKER and Ittml Mutate Agent. Office Grant street, oppo tet. Paul's Cathedral. All lowinwe entrostod to hint promptly attrodettl to to 11 . 11.10unblo CO6llll{SBlOll5. mylPully WILLIAM WARD, DEALER IN PROMISSORY NOTES, Bonds, Mortgages mral' seceuitim for money. Persons can procure loans through my AgenryOu reason• able term.. Those wishing to incest their money to good atlcentago, can of tray. find first and second class temtcr at my t Alice, for sale. All communications and Interviews strictly confidential. °Mei. /It ANT STREET, opposite St Paul Cathedral. Joinitf ItGE W. BUNN...REA - I. ESTATE VA and Ineurance Agent. attend. , to lanying and selling died Estate of every dercriptlon, and In Agrriey bovine. ninerally. to !loaning lonq foun 1•wor tinning.. ry rr, for cool, nyllable 1'1 , 14000 4 Oininanie , Chnririv . reamonable. at,rilftleo Wr4l eide of Federal street. door Finn°, if the North Cnnu.,oo. Allegheny City. orpfl tENTIN toms A AUSTIN LoOMIS & DEALE , RS I' Notre. Bond+, M.rteug,..l 3rcnri• I In , for Money. Showy tarmac! on Cheri" at abort dater, with 'Collateral worth. , NP1T...0 AND IlitAltTA 110thilIT AND FAII.D. Pet,onn tleUriott itatottnot lutscriontoodatuduo rrasonaltlo turotv. and ratotaludg ran lie fornkhod with tOual atuutritiu. .it rentutimiti rt. Abo, atuutd to Alin data, Routing mud ••1 li, al D.ttuut. nw-lan, tr 2 tiontlit struel. shot , Wood au-AV , TIN I,OOIIIS. Notary Ivldir, nut: = _ 13 & SON, Real Estate Agenta • Dill Broker., N0.103S Fourth ittru.t. THOMAS WOODS, Real Estnte Agent, No. Fourth .tact. iipiplotcrg WILMA P. ...ALI. JIMILPLI H. auon. NV all Paper Warehouse. W l o t d . P. 10 3 ,.. 1J 1 8 .45! , !.LL 4. atrort and Diamond Alley. where rimy be. found an C rctrnoir amortnwitt of etury .Iracription ,f Paper Ilanglngs, for Dar torn, HMI% Dining Itinnns and eltarolx , rn. AI, M e ale In vent variety nt lowed prime to country dealers nelt, WALTER P. MARSHALL & CO. . ... ......... ...... ............. . EDMI.'NDSON & CO., Nos. 96 and 98 • Tbitil etreeL near Wood, Manufartntant and Dealer. In WALL PAPER, CURTAIN (OOPS, OILNAMENTS, FRINGES, TASSELS AND CORDS, COMFORTS.BEDS, PATENT SPRING lIATTRF.ES Would SPIRAL tbe attentkat of purchasers to theirES.Ac., large and varied *lock. apZkllmd __:--------_. SEIBERT, P _ RACTICAL UPHOLSTERER, (.1 - . N. 100 Third Strwt, PUitsarrph, Menutacturer and Maar in , , BANDS, SLIADES and auxDs,m CURTAINS Annwant , cobtroar CORNICF , COSMONS, Ac. Particular to Fad, to Haaamb„.l wark. Carproi to and 1,10 to ardor. ... utrlEJiyd - W. LOIIWIRETi • W•tott &ad Oleellr. Maker, impourve VINE WATCUESAND JEWELRY:O ,I 2 N 0.211 Fifth etteet,botereen Wood end Rube, Pitt* bwgh. irirPartktder attontion pad to the malting of Witches end Jewelry, work srarrarapo l'• CELEBRATED 30 DAY CLOCKS, tm Counting Boons and Parlor. ktlllJsortmnt ba Rani... 3 meg elegant Jut preahed and for nal. by J.R.R xficis Vitishurgil 6actit. PUBLISIIIOI DAILY AND WEEKLY 111 . - RIDDI3E I Etc 00., rrrrn AC.V. sbantrin.n. 43` THE P.lll. TC.IZETTEu the oldest Nr,urp.rper in t're IreAL. urnl barmy an ••-don,lre nrrylation m ong.e , ht. basinrsz ••• • • •• 4, a ; 41 el, inritir , rnen , In a , irrr- I rrerr or the lost rrr‘r!innt th•-•••/gh Prhirltrrorhfitr - prlrdir, Mir-7,11E 'IT Eh' I" istrittl orery Ifivlrres d,sy and .S,llnrrht y. rorr tar, - btu nkrl shed, cornhiort. i re adrlrtl•n In the news n( weer, a Aire/Idly pnimtrrd ow/ r. hulk , report qf the Atari..-t . rwrroncrrrul and rosernelare rr !- fairs. and an accurate Bard- Nate Lie!. carrerted tricki!,Ar oe pope—mating it Mr tutt,Ccentnercial .Vetcepaper in Me Wetl. TERMS t DAILY—Six Dallas per annum. payable In Intranet , . or 12t4 cents per week, payable to tbr Carrier, WEDKLY—Two Dollars per anntien payable In advance. Cluts are furnished on the [allotting terms Four copies one year SL 00 Ten " " 10 00 ..... •• . Twenty" ..'A Ott And one to the pewees getting op the club free. Si-Advance payments W. strictly rteptired. nod no pa per will be wot after Ulu time Is up to whirls It MIA paid. ...1.. M. 11110811 1:=1:11 ==nlZ:2 =ICM 1 " " . 3 " nOO 1 " " 4 10 00 I " " ss 6 12 00 1 " " " 12 . 20 00 Yearly aslyertieersveentltlesllo one equare,chang able at pleassyse, per anuum 25 00 airAslverthoementa with Cub. treblu price. "God and Humanity... FOR GOVRRNOR, DAVID V7II, m o T, FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER, WILLIAM MILLWAII.D ?Olt 113.9 SCPULIEZ JOSEPH J. LEWIS, of Cl•ster, JAM}IS YEECII, of Yayottu. Assembly, DANIEL MEDLEY, Collins tp. THOMAS KIDDOO, Snowdon tp. J. B. BACKHOUSE, Ohio NICHOLAS VOEOIITLEY, J., Allegheny, J. HERON FOSTER, Pittsburgh. Associate ✓edge, - - • GABRIEL ADAMS, of Lower SL Clair Rgi.ar, SOIIN G. CURTIS, of Ohio towriship. NATHANIEL PATTERSON, of Birmingham JOHN J. MUSE, of Vorhpilles tp WILLIAM N. III'ItCIIFIELD, of Peebles A. B. STEVENSON, of Lower St. Clair Clerk of the Court, THOMAS A. ROWLEY, of Pittsburgh. Dir,tor of the Poor, J. MoKINNEY SNODGRASS, of Mifflin Tire Arnicax SLAVE MAIM. Charles Buxton moved as address to fler Majesty, pray- ing that she will he pleased to employ all the means in her power to put down the African slave-trade, and to °Main the execution of the treaties wade for that purpose with other Pow Ile aesired, he said, not to embarrass the Government, but to strengthen their 'muds. 11. urged the increase of the Cuban slave trade and its horrors; on the other hand, be dwelt upon the near prospect of n supply of cotton from Africa. winch nothing 1 . 01.111.1 facilitate more than the suppression or the ,lave-Trade. Ike tolerance of which by Spain was in direct vontraiention of treaty toigagentents. Ile auga,ested whether. under the clrennisiarte,, we could not adopt the sante cones° with Cuba as we had sotiiteces,rtill) taken with Brazil. Ile discussed colter eras which had litytt propoanal fot• the extlllelloll of this detestable traffic, which occasioned a frightful waste of life in Africa itself, and which now existed only in Cuba. Loyd Palmerston-1 coraFally agree to the address which my honorable !timid has pro posed. IWO sure the House will do the Gov ernment the justice to believe that that address only embodies the feelings and wishes of the Government. No doubt. the abolition of that address by such an assembly no this will prove to tire world bow anxious England is for the completion of that work which so long engaged her attention. [hear, hear.] My honorable friend has justly remarked that there is perhaps nothing more remarkable in the history of the world than the pr gross that has been made with respect to the estion of the Blare-trade and slavery, by th xert ion of this country through out, I may —ay!, the whole ofßump°. There WOW a time when the general prkiudice of this country main favor not merely of the existence of Slavery, hut filltite slave-trade. It was a few noble minded men t ithe originally started that view of the tonfitterNhich has since prevailed, and who by their persevering exertions and the goodness °admit. cause won their way, first of all by pouring the abolition of the British slave-irside, and next by enlisting the exertions of the British Government to procure from all other countries declarations and treaties for the abolition of the slave-trade generally, and ulti mately crowned their efforts so for as concerned England by the abolition of Slavery itself in this country. That indeed would be a noble passage in the history of any country, and it would he truly mortifying if the exertions in tilts country to put an end to this abominable crime were defeated by the bad faith or a wont of exer tion on the part of a Government which bas' bound itself by solemn treaties to co-operate with us to the fullest extent in its suppres sion. My honorable friend has clearly point ed out some of the many advantages which have accrued to this country from rho sup pression of the slave-trade. He has shown ! the great increase of the legitimate commerce that has prevailed in the intercourse between this country and the coast of Africa. He has pointed out the enormous increase in the Bettor- tation of palm oil and other articles, and he has touched upon the trade in that article of which we stand so mach in need and the importation of which might be greatly increased by a little effort—l mean the article of cotton for our man ufactures. When it is remembered that almqst the whole population of Western Africa and the people far in the interior ore clothed with arti cles made of cotton, it is manifest that the cot ton plant must be well adopted to the soil and climate of that country. It is quite evident . , also, that if pains were taken by the capitalists and merchants of England to obtain a supply of cotton from thence, Africa would in a abort time become quite as prolific a source of supply as any other part of the globe. Therefore, re garding the matter merely in the light of the national interest, and divesting it of those high er considerations which have hitherto governed our conduct, the house will see that the sup pression of the Slave-trade, which is It sine qua non condition of the development of legitbnate traffic in Africa, is well deserving the attention of this country. I regret that the Spanish gov enrnment have not been as alive as they ought to have been to the suppression of their Slave trade. It is quite true they have forgotten too much the money payments we have made to se cure their co-operation in that object. At the same time, we know that there are temptations in Cuba which it is very ditlieult for the Gover nor, or for any of the other officers there. to re sist: end we also know that there has existed an apathy on the part of the mot her century to nal the engagements lie has undertaken.— V{ lien the lion. Gentleman, however, says t l u ll" Ave might to supply the same measure,s_ to Spain as to Brazil, he must nllip me to point out the differences between the two cases. Brazil has bound itself by a general egreement to put nn end to the Slave-trade; but it refused, when the former treaty expired, to enter into ally new treaty which should establish detailed arrange ments for executing the general engagement.— In that state of things the Government of Eng hind titled towards Brazil as it had heforedone owards POrtugal. under similar circumstances. A law was passed authorizing the capture of Brazilian slavers, and the adjudication upon those ships, notbeforc a Brazilian Court, but be fore the Court of Admirality of this country.— But Spain has not refused to enter into -treaty engagements. We have a treaty 'with her, by which all Spanish slavers captured by our'vetts els should . be takenbefore mixed Courts of Com tnission. Therefore, as long as that treaty re mains, unless we can show that there has been a deliberate and positive violation of its stipu lations, we have not the same ground of pro ceeding in regard to Spain as we have towards Brazil. I can only say that I thank m 7 honor able friend for having elicited from this House what I tenet will be an unanimous vote in favor of the address which he has moved; and I beg to assure him and the House that no efforts shall be wantingon the part of her blajettly's Govern ment, to gave full effect to his feelings and wishes. The address was then agreed to. Plecity.—lt is stated that, having been sum maned by her Majesty to appear at Windsor Castle, and enact with the corps of literary Thespians, the new play of Wilkie Collins, of the "Frozen Deep," Chas. Dickens replied, that he was ready to do so if the Queen was willing to missive himself and companions as guests, on the same footing with other vLsiters to the Cas tle, but that he declinedio go under any other The great Brahmin confederacy of the Ben gal army has declared itself openly against.the government, and by the processes of mutiny, disbanclment,and disarming, between twentylutil thirty thousand soldiers of the empire have vanished from the ranks of the army in the last month. This movement, alarming as it unques tionably is at first sight, in borne by- its to India with more philosophy I Litt people at home may lie disposed to believe. The Bombay and the Mailra.s repays are "tree to their salt a n d act like Balmlours, - not a symptom of disaffection baring been manifested in the ranks of either. In this presidency we have had touching proof of the loyalty of the sepoys. The Sepoys aria without a lender. Each reg iment is said to have possession of the Delhi gates, and most of the Subabdars and Jematlars are promoted to generals and field marshals, whilst the Sepoys are receiving, nod are 'slaws to continue to receive, fourteen rupees a month. The Sappers and Miners were ordered into Meerut from Itoorkee, immediately upon the mutiny having transpired. The day after their arrival a portion of them. about four hundred, mutinied and shot their commanding officer, Frazer. They then abide ott towards Delhi, but were pursued-by two squadrons of the Curbin eers who overtook them about out miles off and killed 47 of them. And now for the measures which have been taken in this emergency. A powerful force is converging upon Delhi, the importance of an early capture of which city is very great. The most unaecountabledelay seems to hare charac terized the movements of Gen. Anson, the news of whose death by cholera at Kurnoul on the 27 ult., took all India by surprise, Gen. Bar nard, the next in command upon the spot, must, we think, have reached Delhi by this time, and we are hourly awaiting the news of its capture. lie has a considerable force with him, and it is not likely that the mutineers will he able to make a long stand against Lim. Pending tile advance of the force, the muti neers hail moved out of Delhi and attacked the Moeru division, wheat had occupied the village of Ciltadeenugger, %bout equidistant between these places. They were speedily routed by the (lines, and lost the five guns with which they advanced to the attack. Not discouraged, they made a second attack on the ;list ult., with the same result, and since then We are without in formation-of theft movements. M=l2 VOLUME LXX----NUMBER 294 Full Extent of the Indian Mutiny from tn. Bomb Times. Bombay, Juno 15.—Althotigh a second order has been issued, in obedience to which the,inail's departure was postponed till this day, there is no news of the fall of Delhi. The disaffection, on.the other hand, is spread- ' ing. At ISt:mires, on the :ith of June, on receipt of intelligence (Moo from Atunghitr that the 17th N. 1., quartered there, had mutinied, an order was issued to the 37th N. I. to parade on the Maiden or 4,1111011111e01 eretool. (Me of the Seinde regiments was orderol OW :It the Sallee time. Tim ohret of add parade Sours to littl« known that the European officers of the 37th came on parade unarmed. Three guns, however, had been placed in position to overnice the Se pop. The disorunnent did not occur peacefully; hot how this happened is not described. The arms of bagel regiments are placed together in a room in row's, called belta of arms, and the Sepoys lutist have partially succeeded in break ing into the place before the muskets were car ried away. A tight ensued, in which the Euro pean Artillery took part, tiring with grape. The mutineer..liteluding the 1:d regiment, made off With POMP MP, tint matters in this strange anti In/ - satisfactory position. The mutineer: , of Luck now unite off to Beetapore. where they will pro bably he joinetl by the list N. I. in garrison, rind thence make their war tower& Delhi through RoCillii , lll.l The Iltto , i mutineer, those of N enwch:unl ,Nue,c'ero.3.l.4ll/1 Ihosoof BeMO,S, .11 marching about the country. Tither with the intention of proceeding to ‘ Dellti or with no intention at all Lul plander. The general re-tilt The o loth, country for hawked, lit 111111, 4 overrun Imstilcltinols of Septiy, NI M. f nil and ,upporicil by g:114;s of thieves to The telegraphs have been cut ill. and •:ince the victory before Delhi no TICIVP has. COMP from Area on accost 111 of an interroption in the tele graph linee. If the him; of Delhi has rally joined the in surgen Fs. the annual tmin nt 1:po,t100 reverts to the co pdny. Fear are entertained also f..r farela. where every silent for yeartZpam has been threat ened MI t poison. The t; tvikon 3r and re,jdent. Sir G. rakespcarer Imre just had a dit,agree... merit. ••Es art of Rieder from Mr. Thornhill. col lector of Mullen. slated Jane 12. The Seth had news front Delhi last night. lip to the Rah or 11111. not quite clear which. touting of mark ed importance, but I gather that a good part of the wall near one of the gates had been broken down. Mutineers in Delhi -toted to he in a panic. ram 150r..4 , of the Tuwab of Thujjur, who are said to have been serving the mutineers, have Ned back to Thnijur. • The King is anxious to throw himself on British protection. Tue New Haven correspondent of the .V. Y. Times gives the following interesting notice of the late lamented poet, Percival "Among the events of the week yet to rOme, will he the sale at auction of the home built and o••••upic•I by Eases Percival. in this city. Per••ival, ae you know; died in May. ISA—not rich as Colons, but rather as rich as Homer; for ho left only ids poems behind him: nod the copyrights pf these are mortgaged, as are also, his books and his house. I have • eta looking over the mortgages this ttttt rniug. Among the papers Ilbund a manuscript catalogue of lain library, in his own hand-writing. ,'The library contains about 111,000 volumes of a miscellaneous character; but just such books 10 a man 'of Percival's universal learaieg and genius would naturally collect. It is now stored in tho Cit Hospital Luilding, and will probably ba sent out to Wisconsin, as tbs. Legislator° of that State has eig.. ailed a desire to purchase it. Thu Louse, width is to be sold this week, is n small brown-stone building. one and a half stories high, situated in the outskirts of the city. Like ire late owner, it is odd. The front door is ou theltack side, and the only windows in the building are on the gable ends. It is a-desolate looking habitation. The path winding from the road is overrun with weeds and seeded grass—the win dows aro covered with heavy shutters, excluding all light, and an ivy vine is crocpinv" up the stone walls. over which no tree or living shrub rants a shadow.— It is Just such aletreat 11.1 you might select fUr the home of such a sensitive and eccentric man as Per rival was; who was perhaps expressing the aspira. lions of his own unsatisfied splrit, when he wrote— 'Oh. tar sotoo col,touto nti . litt o ht rat r, acne the rubbing rivet. Then: my twitting pub. , to Invo. Seep and dream forevor."' TILE MISERAIII,Y GREAT.—At Plombieres Ills Majesty, Louis Napoleon, is well protected, and is rarely seen on promenade. All the arrivals of foreigners at the Springs, or the neighboring villages, are guarded by the police until their identity or intentions are efffisillOtOry. 1.11 an isolated village the meansof guarding the Eta juror's person against danger are much less difficult titan at Paris. The gentleman who has charge of the Polier'de Stirete, especially charged with the protect ion . of. his Majesty's person, is said to be a man in whom thin utmost reliance is Oared by the tiovertiment. The Emperor's only objection 1.4, that he guards him too close ly, his movements are too much interfered with. Anti yet this body of police, front its chief officer down, is known to nobody. The Emperor, him self, knows no more of this secret body, than the chief who Ihirefl... it. They are gentlemen in ordinary dress, but gentlemen who are arts ' NI, and who carry on their persons all nut hortly by which they ran roll to their aid the soldiers nn guard. or even citizens, in a cove of oilier genes. They are picked men front that won derful organization, the secret police of Paris. Ills Alnjesty knows that a body of these teen I are tliMly s hovering about him wherever he I goes, taking note of the slightest nnivement far and near, rind operating nll under an intelligent t but invisible chief.—Paris loner. • NICARAGUA.—GenernI Walker, accompanied by Colonel Smatter ; of this city, took his depart ure fur Mobile, to-day, on a tour devoted to the purpose of rousing up the hearts of the people between that point and! Richmond, Va., to fur nish the "sinews Of war" which he needs to go back and consummate the task he has under taken of Americanizing Nicaragua. It is his intention, we understood, tostop nt all the prin cipal intermediate ports , long enough to kindle the fire of Southern patriotism in each place, and we have no doubt the enthusiasm of Colonel Skitter will prove a valuable auxiliary to the cause of the General, and that success will crown their exertions during this tour. A largo pro portion of the .rnat6inlaid" necessary for the new expedition has-been already secured, and it is confidently expectedithat the amount still wanting will be raised without difficulty through Alabama, Georgia, North and South Carolina, and Virginia, under the direct appeals of lien. Walker himself.—Nevo Orleans Dela. Carrietsx.—An 'English critic, in noticing a contemptible new publication, said: "This book is the joint production of a printer ; who knows nothing of printing, a binder who . ' cannot bind, an artist who cannot draw, and an author who cannot write." .The severity of this criticism is almost equalled in the last numbor of „the 31etbo dist Quarterly Review. In noticing several re cent apologies for the "pe.culiar.lnstitution," it' sap, "Happris the.land blessed vrith'etich statesmen, philosophers and divines ai Ifenry.k , Wise, Professor Bledsoe, and Dr. Smith. Blight;. mildew and Weevil - could not be a more propi- tious trip." iFor Mair or tiritt A ro)i iS LE TWO STORY 2 GoAlloo. glom) . cilm...uutuming in, I,olllg =MI fltdAbed Gutef. , n0t0.10.t..). Enquilo of 13' 30 lt. 11. KING, No. 210, Lawny It O LET.—An elognnt St l? m r dr _ A A Firth street. beflretn 1V ot.l nozi ilarkrt. AllitAblelo4 Lm a Fancy 0n1,,1 estaltliolout.ot, lu.in, Show Win,low and Sky-light, Etoloire I:ET.-A with ,)iord mon, sot taka totted 11Z1 tits river Irnnk, iu Allegheny City, new the teat dente o: Mrs. Snowden. Dent low. 'Engnite,if • Dr_J. P. DARE, hinnotrori. OroI3IOSES nwhialtfis a kw doom helmw the pretenses. DWELLING 'LOUSE TO RENT.—That couoticallous and finished Honso. No. 25 Plbe street, now occupied by the sub:wider. Tho biome in in fine order, and has all rho modern Convenfatioce, water, gas. &e.. to tanks It desirable for a family. Possession can ho had any time after the first of ?day. Apply at No. dt O'Hara street, to apP.2.altf JAS. LA ucinati. TO LET.—Three Brick" Ilousee, four rimms each, In the 7th 17ant on Centre Aeonn Minerseille Hoed. Rent low to • food Mutt/3h EnquireOf • jal7 WATT & WILSON. No. 26+3. Utterly drool. IPOR RENT.—Two Brick Dwellings,on Tided stets& near Smithgehl. No. 155 has ten roclans, Back ttoihUug. Otut, liatierooms, &c. No. 159 b. eight Rte.., One. Water, to. Mat., on (Mica on Fourth erreet. rte. Cherry alley. Rem $O5 i.er annom. THOS. W 0005.15 FOUrth et. FFICE TO LET on Fourth street, between O Smithfield and Wood eta—No...slc Amory to • mrl2 AUSTLN LOOMIS .4 PO. TO LET,—The Hall formerly occup ied by the Soim of Temperance, on the corner of wood • mat Third street. Enquire of JOHN 11'0 ILL A SON. mr.ltf N 0.237 Liberty street. FOIL SALE,-45acres;f land near Button's Station nu Allegheny Valley IL R.lO gulled from the city, 2 Building Lots each 20 by PA feet on Peonsylvanta At te, uear Magee 'street, , II do d am o on Tickroy eel near Magee street, 14 do do on Maria street near Magee street, • 3 do do on Rlua and Isabella streets; In the Eighth Ward of the city of Pittsburgh. Also, I loot on the comer of Penn and Slarbary streets, fronting 31.1 feet on Penn and WO feet 10% Inches on Marbury street; adjacent to the depot of the Pennsylvania Roll Road. for terns etc., inquire of ISAAC JONES: Corner Ross and First sta.,llltsburgh. FOR SA LE.—A Two Story Brick lioune on Main street nearehestont street, mumbling tit ...oust. basement, kitchen and tint:Med attic: water mid ,sti thshgh the house, till well licashett aud in the 10.1 of order. It will be sold al the 1,.w prim ufsl,WACatal on ea:uterine. Apply to O. W, BUN, West ma,, of Fe jr 1 M., 2,1 .I,mr south of the North Commons, Allegheny City. Valuable Farm for Bale HE undersigned offers for gain the Farm of T on which ho now reehlow, situated oh the Ter. rpallle Plank lima, nix toll. from Allegheny City. The phwe is well Inonru tut oneof the Itondeorneet lutprove4 yloreeon the road. The Wwelling, nearly itew, in a good two etory front, welt tinielmel, with a another of other improve Nuch nn valuable Aurae and n choir, nelectlent of polio; [riot ore ea. among which i a a nnmber of choke grape vim, now In full bearing. Thin form wouldtuit well for a onto "(never-falling tenter taunt through the whole plore. ito proximity 1.. the two at merkete 111 the we, matte It well worth the attention Of any pernon lu 1111,111 aria n twat. The pinuk ronArotte right through it. Jyalawtt F lIENIt Y PAULL% Iron Land 15 000 "„n`-;"LEAsNo,„I,' 1 1 : 0 .A. E L ABLEI..N DALE.-TheWilder nigwed ban the following lanilv whlcit.lllo will noluceil tirlre,and ou liberal term. In tractsof FIVEIIIOI2- CAA; or tbo whole.. Thies perfect, andsond iirar• rarity dim& will be given. This land hit.: tracts of fivc thonenuil acres earls, all alt.w. Mod In the comity or Perry nod F.tate of Tentoomee, whom vimule. frnm the Tent - Mee river. to which point navica tlioi Is tudatermited at onset/wino of ti., ytor. The 11014, 01. 1. very abundant, rich, and acknowliAlgeil to be as good If not the lowt In the Flute. The Lui It are alwitivoll watered by the waters of the Buffalo and Dock rivers, mid min irery heat timbered with Poplar orlVltito Wood, 00441.4- 111 do A Ivry: porthole( it Is well - adapted to cultivation. For further part iculiim apply eltlterin pertionov,by letter co (int. IV. 1/P.AlifillN,Chdro, 111 i., rr to SFIUSOELL 11.1.1111AL - Ulli I.lherty at.. ill:elm:Db. • Otago City, lowa. WE a Pv::‘,.A.orNo.III4IBS,IER Th,•• hay nr•• each foet. fronting nn Vhlc str,is awl um smr.i , ,l In tile ta.•t thickly part of this thrim. t•at • 11. • •• •A• ri . . SSW OfLa Or 111, Sl iment 1.11••1 Offlce. for Tutkey Ikttrict..annialn. nivut lkitron huhdied i• 11.11.1105515.,111 ti..^.1111.11 SO ..t.e or the vioAl un , 1,11.v I it • 1••ot will 1. , ••••kt•it n Ira prim. l'ull particular ,I•t.occa :•t 11••• r.nrrr• r•t H. NI . L. %AN 1.%)....;F00rtii Et. Lots for Bale in Allegheny. TIE moler , iznr4 t,serl for Mlle a number nettlel I.ktt!.lknz lot.. lnnlt um' the IVest this. • n R btq.. An.et and on 11 Ater One. To (+creme who • . m dl i e..e.fortahle prirnte re,idektecA, the shwa, pt, • ,rentvr inAuc , m , nt, than nut he Reuel anj Where irk vt"rn o'. Inquire on lies levee.• of jy anew JOIIN 'VOL SALE—One of the handsomest (Tun ,ss,at. along the Ohio River end P. P. W. i C. 11. P.., Ital. Alle4h•ny City. contain". 70 nen"; or eat .11 111 e, res of the fomt. The itnionvernoito are 1 s‘attowl how., (roue stable awl other .tbutldinge, se,l do - trios: grobard of the 1/eal of graftest ("Oa, w largo goontlty .41.1...ph5T1y and strawberry slam, atel other shrubbery. A. the otrzer wisher , to go weAt, it will be relit low and 011 easy terms. Apply to G. NV. BUNN. wen 1, 1 11 . of Frslerol street. drew N.th of the North Common, Allooleoly City. /314 VLNE FARM FOICSALE—Ve have for sale, Pinnate on the South hank of the tibia river, about ohe tulle Mow the mouth or Racism creek and about four and a half miles hobo. - Phlllioloirch. Its Deaver moat ), ver3 itt born, of itiocres. •about la acme of it clearedand molar leave. The Improvement/1 rooster of a Frame Cutlass. Ilona, eontalrilow nye rooms and cellos, Darn and Stable. Orchard vi fipple, Pears and Cher also it few Pesch Tree,. Tlwre are !several hue sprltip, nevar far. being 'Ranted on the Meer, with the finest of water at all momma. would lull a gentleman cone. nailed with the rteanitorat The ,tram jr.k..krtA awl the trains of thu Clrvrland ata Pitt•lkargit Itailructd daily. It lna also on eilinininnce Fin. Cloy nnil Coal Will be .11.1 141 very moderate term.. Apply to. . . VA MILELLT l;l'l'Y PROPERTY FOR. SA I.k:.—Tao unJorsignisi offors for sale on thrombi', terms. a lame manic, of building lot% in tin, Sib Ward of the city. The Ids front on Pennsylvania Avenue, Watson Forbes. Locust, Morin Vicroy and Bluff gin:tissue but a few minutes walk front the Coart House .4 will be sold very cheap. Poisons desirous of scouring a convenient and healthy location for a house, or wishing to mambas°for speculation, in it part of the city which must continue stradliyto improve will nod It to their advantage to eall upon the subscriber. 0. 51AGFIL Ally at Law, !So. 104 Fifth street. FARMS FOR SALE.-113 acres of superior Farm Land, fllll of Coll, on the Pittsburgh, Pt. Wayne out Chico.ra 112 Acres of Excelleht Land and Camel Coal, near Dar lington. IC-1 Acres of Laud on the Railroad, 21 mike below:,,thel, city. ISO Acres of Land, well improved, near the tornbf Itlr dluoo. 2d Acres of Laud, three miles tooth of the city. • Farms, Country Scats, Houses and Lots, Mills, r... 0-0,,, &,,..descriiwql In a printi4l Register, which is given to all who wish to purchase. Enquire of THOMAS WOODS, Iteut Flute Erni" , ROG N 0.75 Fourth street GREAT BARGAINS IA COAL LAND.- We DOW olfor that calua Lie Coal Tract of Land, situate' ken the Monongahela riser. in the third pool, adjoining the town of Ifehtt,, containing 42 , 4 arms. 38 acrmof winch la pure black csal of 7 foot cein, there is also& second vein et 41.5 het. 20 acres of fine timbor, suitable lona posts. This property cannot be surpassed fora coal site on the Mown. gaiscia rivet... the landing is good and deep water all sea sons of the year, it carrrod at a great BARGAIN as the Clamor it going Welt. Apply at once to N,21 11. 311.3.17: & SON, f.B%lth st. . • COAL LAND FOR SALE.-The undermign offer, for min ONE lIIINDRED uod FIFTY Acur.:l mmersn nitnaLed on the first pool one of the tangt desirable Intat Jena on the lloutinhebtla river. The nttention of Iron men. Coal men, and copitalista direeteti to thinproperty, as It la believed the opportunity for prontabin investment h each OA in not often prrnenteal. The terms err easy. Full particulars marlin obtained by letter or othereri.t. hf.mgniring of WIGS 7<n. trd Fourth Street. • AFRESHMILK COW FOR SA Is gene* aml a miikl milker. and IA .1' the Durham I)reml. Pricy, for min ami calf, $.50. Apply to iY=tl 111.AlikLY & r, ORSALE—'2O,OOO .Fire Brick, a choice article, EMI received and for snla by • . . rAccgrr k co., W.t Point itnrge, LVi'S 1N I , l'oll ESN E 11011 - dalll,- we fhr .Ir t hre• lot, of Ormind In Dtittentm-11.nr ogli, ostrlE foot Irmll by thkti fret they. Tbr. Int 4 nrn Iln..l3,ituatett for a Vtat.y.4.. n ftentl)ern pt• t Wllll.c gwat Apply to Pic NI TC FT.S k. MOTET. TIITILDr'cI; LOTS ON CoLii'}!LL j v14.0.14t Ltta, e.g. having a Ir,~nt on Vt11..11.f met of . ..11 awl extrtulina lark DO tom, Aley oppo.tt.. the NI, Ito.llo timtrlk. Will 1,. old xt 31,1.. t IN t. SON. Voltrlli et. FOIL SALE.—A three story Brick Dwel-c., 4 Ilotm, with loorl; littiblinc*,otk ClArk.etrect...W2.- Seventh Want. mrl9:lltr JASIEFOItA FOR SA LE.—The llonsviu whid t I now Int Noon Commnn, betwecu Nnn.lu. y sad En.t Common. Allegheuy. VOR SALE -35 sluing Citizens r liank j: stock; tilt Aare% Irtm City Bank Stock, by , AUSTIN LOOMIS I CO, \0.92 Fonrtli MN Y, MONEY.—Bwinext or acconinio dation paper to amount of $11.000... Do neg.:W.4 at rennonalde rate. at the oftite of CHECKS JUST PRINTED AND FOR SALE.--ellocke nn the Yemen honking COTlratiq and Citilene• Bank, also elnein on all the Bank. oral It on hand, or made toorder.by ' IV. It. HAVEN. Yrinter and Stationer, Market et am. ot2d. r - r,..T CANS! ERUITCANS!!FIitaT cAss!,:—.6.ll alzes of tbe gennin ankle, that 1 aloud the te* . t. fi le rot three years. call and - p l y at Vb. Iron'elty Elmo and Tin •Wartlmustof iyl.l .; • • I% J. MARI At CO.. 134 Wo‘al stmt. Mk i lD11 . :INE of 7 ,1 1 ,4 11:1 i S . T 7 11_1 0 1o1• . o l a kV a 11/ tithing anything to thls Ilno should WI ommina nty J7ll Mack before - &miming elsoalre, IL3IINtI, • corner Maim] and Market rts. INSEE I S 75 bblo. for sale b 13 , LooFroerA"VintEST°"enti k . CO LCOHOIe--50,bbls. 76 sind'96 percent (Ix sale bi On] ' BiA.YAIILTSTOCK 2 CO. IJOAR4-3 or eto e oselothy,.. , 4 !.1101D C. FIXFLBST:I_ Qo e D e AA t l h L e to — 00 0 0 t e o ta e s Ft r i o o b u it e r b n a G ki lu e, for . 01 . urn 1 . . 11.11WIDIMAIN0. 50 'OOO. lbs - Bacon 'Shoiodera,- 20,000 lb. Sow Cored Hams, kr taletrir 4 • 1Z; J. H. 13. Mctarr 1 sox
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