SEIM ":ESTABLISHED IN 1786. -- Erriir YORK ADVI3IiTISEISEENTEL NtrVir YORK ADVIIRTISENDMNTS. vv/ 13 30m11.-Owics 4 00, OtMOUL NisarArrn A. /rola ALBERT G. RICH Iq. ARDSON'S AD71301 An. CAR TA:MOM ap Th'ischimi. Neu. York.. plaCtiei 04,104021g):10.348 and= itaTONDING OMC7,36oBrOcuinnly..Voc Fork. • , - Celebra tedbotdisd tete oar tresurawa, Tonle ago arrogacntc, APOSITIVE.AND PALATABLE for generalllehility, Dymemia, Lass of Ap petute,tdlrl dlsotders of the Digawtln Orgium. The Inventor and Pmprietoref Oodfney's Calthrolnl Ore dial .13Wera in ocommending them as on unrivalled tonic and invlgorant, euetainot by the bat tutallcal anthoritiee Of Europe and !marin, se Weil by mho multitudes ,ho Lana lasted them. de s malaria/3n they Mead nione..- Thousauh, who ore now langtualdng might awe , :* to 0.. w existent* by this wwerful noun atm. The dyspeptic who rentals to (lodfrey'e Ondial Bittnrs, fault ben-into perms nqut. Cpon the vital organ., they:curdho a duvet sanim ry influence, and yet their nanny la am mild as nal otary roe poem] debility. sinking ot at , renech, lam of appe ="uokel,-..6""p, trukurenctfttlin=7,:eliVrtetillt. chmlicr, coativenms, stir nil diaordent of (ho llPMuaeeemi 0,, manethe at. mnalculla . , rnrehmers ate emillOtte4 tii,VDst oil :111pOSItIolln. - eentral Depot, lti.nouth swat, V. T. jo2aalater ORO. GODFREY, Proprietor. G-ocifre: -ajr"apelebratail Cordial Grin. • rf clans, Err DOI trot naiatarr rilH I S UNEQUALLED BEVERAGE medkinal properties af the hlgh.et It is manufacturedespectally fur I ona by ahe Proprietor sod Patentee. of the bed' nabniels.and hos all the meats with. out the deleterkms ettols of any other Cll. either is Orwt liaibtln. Holland or this country, OODYIIIGY'S .CIIN lass boot adopted by eminent physkleas an ebb &Met mad mart efficacious diffusive stim ulant and diuretic whkhananutscturiou skill has yet given 1 the wwid. lt la euttralyearmpt Lora thaw, adchohelic Minks which berretta dant for allmulaas, Ortlbra to .I+7 in_nuottt promptly fined by the proprietor, GEO. CIODRIIM Importer et Dnadln, GM, V. t ma, Le, JeV4l3.re l6 South Witham at., Nes. Turk. . ------- imported Wines, Groceries, tr.o. I. ri; W. - BEERY, !OS CIMIL RIM, AIM 719 sallstorar, ism maw Ilstabilshed VIOL) IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FIRST Qt.nr, Family Oroerits, •dfer to the Tout, notelet, 't - irate Families. and all who AS. choice In their tan.. and desire Ilk puma's art:el e, A large variety of TEAL—Groan and Black, eouchong. Ponchong, English. Ilmakilet, Oolong, Imperial. Hymn, Gunpowder, Twang Ilysoth de., in cheats and half' chests, de. COPPER—Mocha and how WlNES—Sfmlointa, Sherries Porta, Hocks, Ee., Tell old and high grades, to origi n al packages, dempohns, mug_ llama aid bottles. • • • DAMON sad GUESITER'S CLARETS. VHAMPAIGNS—Nest It Chandon's Osb't Imp? Vertenay. Do Heldaatet, G. U. Dictum% do do do LlQUORS—Brandies. Rum,. Whtakey, Gin, An'ark, Ab- Moth% Kirsch , de.. de., n ion gnal packages, alm Cameos, Maraschino, Alibates, Noma Bitten, de. MALT LIQUORS—London Browttalent, &Ma and English At,.,. CIGARS—A moiety or chola, brand.. PICKLES—English And French. SAUCES—Tor Math Coble, Game. Meat, to. CHEESE Stilton, Meader, Royal. Victoria. Prises Albert, Parmesan, I:invert, Sapssgo, Catch And and American. SUGARS—LostCntshed, Ptdrerixed, St. Croix, de., in ha, ralit and half barrels. RAMS—lremphalhs and American. OlLS—Olint, Sperm and Whale. egilleaur iignon am warranted unadulterated and of our own lmpormtlon. fo-Iztittr Gold Medal Pianos, QTEINIVAY ,!E SONS, MAN- f ril l/ill . - 0 ITPACTINII:RS, 14 Walker street, New Trait, received the following "ire Prise Nash in sons with the beet maker. he Roston, New i York. PhLLOdetph4md BaMmore. • • TWO POMP PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Pair, i . Weeldeutton..Xarch,lBs3. 1 A GOLD MEDAL, at, the Crystal Aliso, New York. No vember, 1636, (being thennly Gold Medal gine far Pianos within the het Mr. yews.) 1 A GOLD MEDAL at the !lighted Imaltute,Baltimons, 1766. ' . • , ..... , • Till PIOT PPXLE MEDAL M the Per, Crystal Palace, New Tort, November, IE4. Among thequdgee were the Ent musical talent In the mentry, mesh as L. Mum Gott ! w h elk. Willenhanpt and many other.. Et. A. S. Pianos (with and without the Iron Prime) ere vistranted for three yeari, awl& written' guarantee given. Nano packed and IhiPfot without charge. Prima moderate. deZ:lydr LADLES' SPOOL • noscatdvernally known as tbe eery best for fa•n n TON. nly use, and also tor SEWLVO MACIIINES. Apnts, ROBERT U)GAN A - CO., 61 Dey Street, New York. Bruilliftrto L FAXINESTOCK, Lite of the . finn of B B 'A. Pahnestock k Co., and tuoceosor to Deming Whotoolt Noggin, No. 00, rimier Wood and Voterth Pittabargh. Pa. , 13. A . FARNESTOCK. &.: CO., IVIIOLE -le. oda Drunists and Manufacturers of Whits, Lead, nd Lltharge, corner Wood and Yront. street; Pitts kurgh. • , sada SCHOONMAKER, MANUFACTURER e of White Lead. Red Lead, Zinc, Paint, Lithe:en, Put ty arid Wbolteale Dealer to Palate, O lll , ,Taraishos, Turpea theeirCe., No. Wood et., Pittsburgh, Pa. JOLEN frill'. Jr. (SUCCESSOR. TO JAS. BrOufre7,) Wbolmcalopad Retail Druggiott :tad Dealer to Raub,. 011 s. Diestuffis le. , COVIUT Woad and 84th atreJtA, Pittobsugh /WILMA. Agent forth.. Vora'. ,Medldne. ap.2l Joux.r. sewn, WHOLESALE DEAL 2411,therry stre emir, Drugs, et V, Pi alu ttebUt ta, Oils, tit - Tornisbes awl . Dyestuffs, No. All orders .111 realm prurapt attention. iiiprAgent ter Sebenek's Puirsoule Syrup. )L-IE. SELLERS, WIIOLESALE DEAL . 41 or Drop, Points. Dyestuf f .. Or, YawrOahot IC, 0.. ...10.17, Wood wee!, elttabwrgb, PC. Goods worrazaeL. Prim low. • T.til;;ls; & WHOLESALE AND ji.) Retail Dnumistm,corner of Liberty sad. Se. Clair Pa r- tan:rah. OSEPII FLEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L. • WM , . Co.) corner Market street and Mame.. keeps constantly on hand a fall nod complete. nmartment of Drop, Mallek.:Msalicl. Claes'', ferfamery, and all articles pt., taint. to Ms basks.. DIL IL KEYSER, DRUGGIST, 10 Rood urea[, corner of Wood armee and Virgin Alloy, Pittabarel, Pa. , • '4l robust 33ealtro. _egreESg' ,- WA.REJIOUSE.—.-lIENItY -11. N .., muss; Vorwarding and Coma,Luton Merubsat,aad Dealer in Chose, Batter, Lake Fish mid Produce gsueralfy, 20 Woad at.. ahem, Water. Pittsburgh. tur2l T B. CANFLELD, LATE OF WARREN, ty • OHIO, OXlMErild[lllmod Foricardlng Merchant, and Wholesale Dealer In Western Amery. Chow, Boum., Put wad Peon doh, mad Weetern Produce generally. 'Front it : , bodement Smithfield and Wood, Pitiabor;.h. ivr.BINE..&,ANJER, (SUCCESSORS to A. k A. M 0:...) Dodo" In Floor, Grain and Protium Ootoodsolon and rot - warding Membsat. No. 124 Br vnA Itivott, Pittoburgb, Pm. 1 7.7 CV 1112 DAVID . :C.. - HERBST, FLOUR, PRO duce, Ihrovidan and Cbtomissiott Mercioult, No. att.n . tyWed, corner of . Mad, Pittsburgh. ern MA ate. Um to tio oat of Fkmr, Pork, Doom, Lard, Chem, Butter, ON, Dried illgt; Seeds, 3e., &. Mrikkkiikmoto revectrally bAldtad- ALEX. - FORSYTH, (SUCCESSOR TO Fotlf raylk Moat.) To awing andOominfaidan chard, DiWar Wool, Ilidia,Tloar. Bait* Lard Rod Lard Oil and Prodaca generally, No. - 74 Water e, Plelsbargli, v t, GENERAL COMMISSION cmut Dealer iinalocarler add Prodace, 27 meth dtrlet, /Wert° r. TON, - • 8...0u5t, COVILATZ t Co-, Pitiabargb. .12P0oaslatIatata aollilted and Natal:Way n tnraa oar. dollklydalef OBERT HUTCHINSON, COMMISSION lA/ Merchant, Ax the nals.or Western Reserve Meese, baties4nod, bacon, Fisk Pot and Pearl Ashes, asleerstos, ontOrtapr 0, _ritinaleeds,Dried Pruit.and Prolate inneltelly, No. Weld-street, between TIM and Water. apt CIIAR ES B.•LBECII, FORIVARDING bud Cowslston gmluta, Dialer lo floor, Grain, Ba. =OO4 and Matter. AM all Mod. of Produce, No 6 Ecolth- Add Street, betwvii Vint and Water. • ap3 • a * WAREHOUSE.—JAS. GARD . Wbolesnle Dealer In Mar, Pr:minions and nnn nentralr, No. 6 &matt Wort, between Liberty B.lthnnln. P.insbargh, .1.1.3L11.faf7.131t0., YORK , AND rri:ter of lkfaricetsod nuns assess, pisselmeo,p, • de4 Aussie, Su TOTITI Ij. MELLOR. No. 81 WOOD,ST , t/ Winn. DlAlsond Allsy ina Voarth street, Sole Ait for OILLCHKRINO SONS ' ( Boren) PIANO PORTEN, A EON. HAMLIN'S MODEL MELODEONS dul l ORGAN ILA 61102110)10, Lod Doster In 'Muds issA Musical Goods. K.LEBER & BRO., No. 53 FIFTH st... pram GeMao Ilarp,Sele Ag,ut N 9 r-i-Jaßlretreit York) unlimited (haul WA Sormi, PIANOS, and AMOY kat ZEDIIA3f 8 pnettine DIOS'S and COWAN 11.A.R.110N1173L5, Dealers ha Musk sod Mod* inotromentS.'.. • fee ilitkrtitOrrr. trtl.:T3it; — iCi.XSTECOfurt- - I,L, an non Mader la Mama Fortes, and Importer of Made and Mastro' Instroments. Sole Meet fur the lIAMBItBO PIANO% OW for 11ALLZT, DAYltt 2 00:8 Benton Mum, with and 'kitbag-A:dean Attachment. 118 Wood street. attornegs. . Benjamin r. Blood, commaloa ann ATtoaNxY. AT LAW ANP47oolBaritmana TUB STATES OP Now Ohio, Kontocky, luo t othnottst, - MWoowi, ,nfolnov Wkhlgon, lowa, 7lrgtoin; Moresby Acknowladirmant &al Deproftlons taro, M °orbs to adononoond to be recorded or mad In soy of the abort ma oak. oppcotto ,- th; 'riot., No. Fifth street, Pitts. bwil*POtatA, ' JelGollern LbOBERT ,WKNIORT, .ATTORNEY AT .Leret,estd &Weer of the Shok of Pittsburgh, No. 110. Fourth meet, Pittsburgh. dolt JOSEPH 8 . 06 A. P. MORRISOIi, -AT torIMl Mimm. Olice Ho. 1M Emit 4, mar . W 4 X4 1241Mbarich, my 24 .HA.RTZRORN 4 HAZEN, ATTORNEYS at Law, - Oahe' hs Odeml Hailfilau, Fourth shed" tpi!tourgh.fa. FOB TALBEIIVING runs he gig poll n re Ale n TitAZ u llol 4 "- GI"?' eBgSAULT MANAGED- DX ANKPERSoIIy. 47.160.itt oornv LS-YLW,,,t JYI xa TOWN.4IOIIS4, DE.A.LEa IN. rpm ituziadogamilwm., two. tit" mad amseihrise•s, Japwwd aad Premed unreat'„.._ Wood isod.Willn WW" wow 71 4Fimt 1 .44 Thia swam, matt all lamb darp St &WWI 115131 S ~ _ ..~~.~ :: i r ~..:. ~ .~-~.N~ Y THE DAILY Important to Reetllleys t Liquor Merchants and Wholesale Grocers. . . . . . . DR. FEUCUTWANGER'S, Fiore...fag:So Felon ata Moment's .Notice Errry Desire Liquor. TE UNDERSIGI.siED HAS LATELY Made great itnprovemouts in thin branch of twines. The flavorings are put up In package. of 6.10 and 40 Gallon', • and requiroa.hut the.additlon of Pore Spirit, caber lot or Proof. and Liquont sub as C.w.o. ski., .lark or pale, Ibdl 'ml and Ettgilah Gin. Jamaica and St. Croix ....AO., Bourbon, Gish nod Scowl. ky.Apple, Pewit, Cherry and Erood.erry Brandy, Port and kladeh.. %Vines will he blatantly prod ustob It Trill! roe no skill. bat ,a of • good spirit, say to ludo.. to mris gukqn of the re.- ..votive Flavoring. hos: Corm'' Oil, green, yellow and white, warranted gvuulue, as low as 0..1 oiler importer in the United Staten EVOlrted of ever, Liquor. Estrol of C0 , ,,p0r Ito of which PTIMITIC44 , 2UO gallons of CAIp.C. Haw Iftinky tons, by Pr. F.'s age and body preparation ho made lonwsb with boo a trifling expense.. The pica of Flavorings aro extremely toodellte, and di. meow in full supplied hy Wt.UIWIS FEUCIITATANGERt, nernisf anal Naporter of Druq,, Enenrial Oda and Ifstuls, Dagsserrealye and F l, 4egrophieC%roifeafk No 143 31stbra LAM, Nu" , Taal. N. E.—Sale Agent far Gef:ey'r eelebruted Cunlial Bitter. and Gin. ap27:dswan.T.a Cattiailes: JOSEPH WAITE'S Carriage Repository. TOSEPII WILITN NOW CARR Y ; cr M e. .isi; g on butan in his spacious premis (nor lately enlarged.) between Pittsburgh ant Lauxenct ride oear the Taro Mile Ron, rexpectfolly invites the prattle to Insiect his Mott of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, Ae. And he particularly Informs gentlemen parchercer, that one prim only is made. Foorteen years' experience in the burai. me, ensiles him to pl.: [wrote Ma patrons the samechoice collection of Escriages, which so many years rout It hm, to,, his particular derailment to select from the various and molt talented Eastern Manufacturers. The sumer.. of his new scsiens is complete; t/te economyof his arrange mem. teal supply the beet and moat fsabionable mannfactut rem at moderate price.. Unencumbered 17 those 'cary expenses, which the manic for deconding lions,. of Omer., has heaped upon the price of Goods, (caring to large rtmts.) sell. on ready money only, at much less than the usual prothet tt.—.Carriages repaired in the beat manner, with di. telikdasetCP Pittsburgh Coach Fan tory. M. L. STEPHENS, • CC:1•ll BIGELOW A CO.. formerly E. M. BIGELOW, No. 40. Diamond Ailey war Wad Strict, PITTSBURG'', PA. WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN MOIL. tothe CAlltltusing rommunity and public In general, that I ve this day prirCitaged the inter on of my farmer partner, Mr. Albert. and will mm on the business in all its brandies at the nil stand. No. 40 Diamond Alley. In changing the name of this old and no oil cad.- 'Med mannfacturing entithilshment, T assure the pnblic no shirt Mall he wanting on my pot to ie.,. the tome high diameter sio long enjoyed by toy produce... 9 and owsiates. Jaidyd SI. L ETEPREMS. JOHNSON, BROTHER 6r. CO, Cern, of Frlatent mot Rano. Streets, ALLUMENT CITY. WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN form their (donde. and the polsile goner`,„ rally, that they are mennfactus log Carriage, 'llorocchee, Rockaway, Buggies, Sleighs and Chariots, in all their curi o. vtylet of finish and proportions. all order. will be executed with strict regard to darability oval boats:, r finish." Repairs/ will also be attended to on thy. nano ts-rnas. Using In all their work the tont EADV . III,iIIII4-, and Wheel ant!, they feel coral dont thus WI aL t.ss them with their patronage all he mined, satisfied ou trsal of their work. • .• . . Purchaaers are re. Immed t, giro them a call before pur chewing elsewhere. em8;13,1 Jorrr. 19666. 6606. 6. 600661..-.....116461:13 L. TOOOO T. B. TOIINO L. CO., 1111117/ACILIZIA, OP FURNITURE AND CHAIRS Of Every Description. FAGTOBT—Fedcrol S, NAP,. Wylie and Plana. Amos& Warthouse—Noe. SS & 40 Smithfield SL, STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—We areconstantly atannfacturing STEAMBOAT CABBY PURNITUBE nal CIIAIB3, And Incite the Rttention of Show laterrated In BonWang lugs. soMblllsS T. B. YOBBO k CO. ANITFACTURERS OF FURN'ITITRE cuAnts of ever) satiety Ind aryie, in Rsewood. blabognity nod Walaut, stilts-010 for parlors, chambers nod dtolog rooms, equal to any to be found to the Enstcnt sod at lower prima. Ifscry article made by Load and war ranted. ilartfotels and Staamtmts foralsbed at .hart notice.— Waren:Kam corner Pim and Rona rittsbuigia. deSzdAsly9 .TAALECEI W. woors.T.,r,„ CARL:VET PUTNITURR MANUFACTURER Nos. 97 & 99 Third St, Pittsburgh. T W. W. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS u • Ma friends andc.totnera that he ha Jun completed his staTtof Furniture, which It deridotilvtlic Largest end test errr °lrene* tonal(' la Ildscity. As he i• Jet encored re n;. hold lie. wilit ...melt materiel, to cr wetttwateibiP •ml new der S and Irian the est. , nt of LP! Gni. r• and facility In manufacturin..-• he la ermbled to pro-lure warrant ed Kt iIiAITL'ItE at the lateen prier,. • Ile tteeticeltram on band the greatest retirty of every deecrlptien of t o r nt ture. from the cheapest and plaineort. ie the [Wret elegant and wwity. theta hmi.e. or coy part °fee, mar be furnialaml from he stock,or manufactured ex - timed, to order zurW rear24.ly&yr JOS.' S. LEECR & CO., Ne 5,4411 E 5144.LIberty Plitabergla, Pa WHOLESALE GROCERS AND CONEMISSION ➢LILRCHANTS, DEALERS IN FLOUR AND BACON, erirx Plate and Tinraer'e Stook, AND PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES. y 11.41, McALP/2,1 & CO., (La of J. P. Leech, Malvin t Co., Pittoburgh.) GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING mmre.c.HA...N•rs, - Levee and Washington Avenue, WY/LSIDOTTE CITY, KANSAS TERRITOICY, Joaeph g. boob k Co., and Plttaoargh !fort bonen goner. ally. jyllalkorly? D. li. THOMAS, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, Nu. AO Pine Street, At. Lonle, 10. =MA TO &woes, ILLlnrAzi d Co.,loam k Laura. Lehrer; Strwast k Co., I Zoo k PAtxrza. Wal purcheee to order, Lead, Haim, Beet,. (halo, h. Prompt otterdioneren to soy manner of forwarding. Jeh:lyd SPRINGER HARBAUGII, COMMISSION ierchatit, Dealer is Wool, Provisions and Produce gra es \o. 2W Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Ps. IFIENRY S. KING, (LATE OF THE Arm of King k Moorhead.) Merchant, and Maier In Pig Metal and Blom., bia. 7E Waterstrcat, be /. Market, Pittsburgh, Pa. A A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO ISAR d d.1 ,, 041 )Cutundeelon and Vomardin Met ehatat A gent Of the ILlleort and Indlanepolle iteltra 1, cor ms. VIM and Terry ete, Pittshureh. Ps. EDWARD T. MEGRAW, GENERAL Commiti.m Meschant, and Wholesale Dealer lo Thm feet llted Tobacco, Liveried and Domeetic Clitadv. Snnfr. kc. te., Ko. 211 Lf badger:est, oppealie the heed of Wood. Pitts burgh, Pa. ushlthly ALEXANDER GORDON, FORWARD- Iog and Comagesion Merchant, Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead Airent,,Dader N Pig and Bar Lead and Mint, American and Manilla Hemp, • faiiLdnoi• C. COCIERAITE, (SUCCESSOR TO . S. Sadler,) Wholesale and Retail healer in Book*, Stationery and Paper IlanipLogs, Federal street, 6th door 8. E. of Market Square; Allegheny, Pa. JOAN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER AND Stetleeer, =moor to Dar - Lena ACrsrw. No. CI Jderket street, near Fourth. Pittsburgh, P.L. Tr AY &CO., BOOKSELLERS AND-STA jx. TIMMS, No. 65 Wood raver, neat doer to the car raw of Third, Nitabargh, Po. School alai Law Dooka con. scantly on bond. L. READ, BOOKSELLER AND STA • 'STONER. No. NI Fourth .t., Apollo Bnildinge. HirN T & MINE R, BOOKSELLER and Statilmer,Masoula U 11, Efthstreet. LIR. R. T. FORD ;till continues his new VEGETABLE PEACTIGE. Elie office, West end Peunglearda Avenue, (Pourtb Street .11ead,) East end o Diamond street, Pittsburgh, Po. Übe unlimited looms in Acute and Chronic Diemen can not be equaled In any of the Medical practice, of the peers day. tnriPAkeel77. DA. O'BRIEN CAN BE CONSULTED at Dr. Smlth's,eorner fifth and ft talthneid streets, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS mad BA.IIIIIDAYS, time 10 to 1 pod 1 to 3 o'cloch. triritetddeodo on the Brownterflle Road. Je73:lyd• MI. F. OMAN, K. ..... •IKKIK4. K. It DOCTOBS GAZZAM it FLEMING. -Med No. 23 Sloth street, Pittsburgh, P a. feaB:flettd• URPHY BURCHFIELD, DEALERS IS* In Silks and Ladles' Dress Deeds generally Cloaks, lath uss and Shawls, Earbrolderke sad Shs g le r,ds, for family use. An =malls extensive assortamt In all the sbe4e-depsetreentsjost reed red and selling at the loyat price. airlforth-esestroe. Fourth sad itarkstets.lat 2;;;Ta. arrnnea... Ann cant • co., N. TOIL A A. MASON I CO., WHOLESALE Anal Deader. In Faany and Staple Dry - Goods, 25 aidlt stmt. Pitt•tragh. GRIFFITH,- . • . cOMSELLOB .AT LAW • • DOSUCkliknyw WILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTEN v ew to dor collection mid months of &MN 000moom askt_ms:mm,g coantnr. IfarEstiaanca Prowpay Mad. ammocersotnrralm: • - a Y. Von Iloorkhont,Eal R.l3l4dlsUbab,Alll; N. .0. 1 9 :4 Ws. OnAleituas 4 A WaITS - MW! ==l gurniturc C. F. ECLOPVER 6 CO.. €ommission, linokscltero, &c Vb»sicians. Zig Gobs. - tiUcstern 11.anb agents. =M::== MMM Ma==Eo2=i23 PITTSBURGH, NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS I From 11. S. SCIIELL'S Advt.. Vain Boom, Na, 335 Broad- I way. Matehes, 10.000 01•038. ATCLIES, CIGAR LIGHTS AND WAX -LY-L MITRE, warranted to stand every dl:Late, pnt op lu wootl'and tin Nixes narrowly for shipping arsiJotAntig.— Sold on the most libeod terms. by CIIARLES PAILT/11110E 4 12i kinkiest Irwin. New York. tutinimils Patent Spring Chair and Iron Fur... are Co.. Manufactory 64 & 66 Duane St. Salaromas, 212 Breadowy, New net:. sukuurku XCLCSIV ssr E 31AUFACTUREItS X. 4 Proprietors of the PATENT ELLIPTICAL STEEL CIIAIR.S, the newt elegant and luxurious Choirs In the world. They wok the Preminm a the Igoat World'. Fair at London, Pars. and New York. Sultablft for Parlors, Libraries, Mena Cfountlng•Rooms, lintels 44041 Legislative Balls. Piano and... Store 5i0.414 with or without Spring+. holt and beautiful fultterns Infn aetuw+, Usti. Park. and Garden Chaim, Cemetery Chain and Railing. de.; list. Coat and Embroils Stafids. Bronze and till, tkfrunk Pier. ..141.4n nod Toilet 31arble .Lion; Iron Bedsteads, Plain and Ornamental. Foi.fing find Permanent. for Motels. Public fro Serrants, de: Ens kets, Gilt and Bronze In go_: 4 , -010 Agent's Fur SOUTIIOATH FISISZ'S PATENT SCRE , V VIIKNCII, ezrobs Wlothcrn. Tho ottontion of Morrhaotrin renxytltstly torn mmingqtlmt of We lorgrst and rocat extennire stork In lowrico. too aalo at the lovmst pricy.. fur mill., opprovod pniwr. Jy2l;ltrul-i PIANO FORTES-L. A. BESJ tNIN, IkArety, Now York, Solo Azr.t & nnattrparvd for tone and finish.— Dral,rs loan the Weal and !tooth ura invited to call nude:- amine. Also. mow and •mood hand Plano. at lon. oricrs. A liborwl Oren to dmtlersand toorlwr.. Jval:atma Tne Cheape•t and Heat :Pnnapa N THE IVOIII I) Irtva, a SOLID PisTu x Inod )IY:TA I. VA LA ES. For pumpicid EXTE-ACTA.IIO? tool et/1.0 .TKll,sultoble rr eNtortot. Wells. Fn.:tortes, Jlinoe. dc. Thrtoring !coin •:a Tomo wawa. pot admit.-- Aft encollent VIRE ENtILNE fin. forrocra. Lugo discount to &oilers. AIJENTA 'sunlit& and StirErdal Eights for 3solo. E. A. MAUSLIALL, !burl street, .15:3mths con - nci. of !mitten Lone. Not.. York. OSTRICH F . P.IATHER.S, Artificial Flowers, Franey Ornament• and Lace Trimmings for Bonnets. Tome MISCHANTA 0 l'100111.11: . -• • • Le subscriber; have a large Manufactory in T t'arlit, and one In New York. skelukissly cleated to the niannfdsturn of the mhos. kind of goods. , Their present stock embracirin ninny thounind Styles of Feathers and Flowers. Also the material fur mnnuEsetnring them, width tire offered bt Moderato only.at their Warn 'towns. • HENDERSON, BIETTII & CO., jrS,lrrin Ilroadwas. New York. PATENT SPRING BEDS, PATENT SPRING llanra Brns, Pun lista Adorausirs, sun Ilaatonw Mondani CANOYIKS son liars. We manufacture and offer for sale the best Reds et, sold In this orany other inarlad. A pierwinul Inspection will all- Isfy any one of the correctness of what we state. Our Miss quito gets combine Lentity.rheapneas. simplicity end perfect ugainst nom., without obstructing liar circulation ash . . Dealers sod others will oeusult their own interest by aratnining our hods and Nets before purchasing else where. C. R. W. STRATTON, Agentii, jerelltuddi Vid Canal st.. 2111 Y., not of Etrualway. iiCHTVEN'S /CID-GLOVE CLELANER. . JOUVErd KIIXOLOV/i CLEANER. JOUTEN'S KID-GLOVE: CLEANER. 301/YEN'S KID-GLOVE CLEANER. JOETEN*B 0111.0 LOVE CLEA.%•EIL. 25 cent. pee bottle. 25 cents, per bottle. crank per bottle. 25 cents per bottle. 25 cents per bottle. =cents per bottle. 25 cents per bottle. 25 cents per Cottle. One bottle deems 50 pair One lantle cleans 50 pair. • Ono bottle Henn% 50 pair. One Leath. rienril 50 itelr. Aorta aloe preened. from the preparation. Oat glare dB be WM . /lige eteduady after it I. cleaned. With a piece of Manuel. i t tilti i t ., stua wil l i l i r: ‘ o . rt . io n 4or di t .a he m preptinii t ti , o . ti o r . ety .red lg .. h , !ly. And the Kid-Glove Ibionfacturers of Enlace to impart that purity eed ity of Mush and eortneee for which their Flute ore ro Justly cel ebrated. It cleans kid slippersand whlttr-nral "doted kid glores eleptutly. It Is ale] an excellent article r.- the toilet and for beaunfying the complexien. removing tan, pimples, Ac., far eartaels in excellt•nce any of the thousand and toe preparations ustmlly .oil for that porp,..s. too trial. al the trilling expense of 21 cents, trill convince env one that the erticle all tint 11 is claimed b. be. Try a Londe of it for 25 mute, end y , ,u never nigh lobe cithout it. It can be obtained of sal fieuggietaand beater. in Eaucyliosts ln pltb. borgh. and at win:elete. of the sole pntrorietore, CLARK 3251tansterae. Vona- A liberal discount to the trade. As there is out inferior andel.. in the market, buyers ern! mreful to nee that the mu. of et.ass. A Co. neat each bottle whlth they Intrelnnee. Alsrase on hand by It E. SELLERS. InCVRY RICHARD SON. FLEMING, end other Druggists in Pllteteargh. Jesntotl,l House Furnishing Hardware. PICOT d: S.HOTWR, No. tl3 Yu id. Lane_ Nee Fork, T3IPORTERS and Jobbere of Cutlery, Fau x dem Tea Trny.. Fire Irons, Tinord onu krnan,ll , 4l Hollow Ware. ' , revel. Tinned Ware, Andlrnnit, .Fry Coal Hod. 17anigh.1 Japponed Rated sod Brittaratla Warn. ■aacricrcnnu Or PLATED SPOONA AND FORKS, ea Kid. Wm, Nev York. School Furniture. • RPATON, 31sumfaeturer of New . and Im . pros . e4 erryl. or .SCIIOUL FURNITURE. Illustrated Llttalogne"ent applicalioo 11. PATON, jeO:ennits M Cram est-M. - Sew Tort. Modern Style of School Forolkore, d d .t for e s t le )'ark. N. Los, supply kept crttettarttly Ina hand. Circuit., I, rurartit oil Rpplicatktxt tatatve. .le9:olroLs LlttllTE, NEWTON & BRADBUISYS, • ANUF A c-rvrtetts of the Patent Arch ta:L4k ewe. Forte, relet.rate.l ha d. pth, MI .", richt:se, purity. and peculiar sa,Yug quahty of their tone, for which they have received the highest ecoutann• • the greatest melte:Al relehnti.n of thr country; end In every fsir, hrought In ^nritisq:ll with other Intro- meets, base olds!ve .1 the r 4 1. est premium. The. Patent Arch Wrest l'lsnk. which I. , ned and tool •rnIS by uR ,u.s.-antees their cladding in tun .. longtr sue other In strument; while thin unprreudented oil p •.1 the roarstry io arnathrieut praetor their superi,a. A llbaral discount to Clergy - men. &Insole wad the trade. Guru); AGALEY, COSGRAVE s CO., Wholettal.• Ortrern, Nan. IB and 111 Wood atre..t, Pate -urgh. TTJWOIiTH BRO. & BROW N LEE, iirol,l, Would my.. •f , ,:l7lnrtu. th.wu.nU.a an the puunc to their large suck ni mandp.,, Up o n., g. o . eign Fralta and Family Orocertes, owl am Extra Rio Coif., rill Gorernment Jars do., Old Cantu Black Tea. Choice Young llyaott do., Ganpatartiar and Imperial do., Oolong T 0.,., LArtaling . ll RefluNl Sugar., Pure COPLIke Riande, land Oin, Old Port Wino, tiliarry, 3lailtdrit de, Clar.:t and Champaign do., Old Monongahela. Ry Whlaky, Imported German and Mamas Theabove goods, bagethar avith a general nigortmant Ortimina, extremely low for rash, wholeatd• and revel the Pagoda Tea &More. Corner attic Diamond and Diamond allay. 0. IL Ia:WM • • • • - D EIS k BERGER, GROCERS AND Deodere lu Bum/. Lord, Floor, Cheese, Broome, to., ,ourlr.Wast corner Smithfield mid &rood Strome, Mt burgh. reklyd ALEXANDER RING, WHOLESALE Ormer and Importer of Sods Aeh, No. 273 [Monty erred. Pittelmrph, spltlyd. MITCIIELTREE, JR., h BRO., Wholmale grocers, Rectifying Diviners, we] Wino snd Liquor Merchants, No. 200 Liberty greet, Pittsburgh. RCS JONES Sc COOLEY, WHOLELALE GRO CMS and Mar Fartaeherrsr &Were in Prod° . mod Potteletrah Manolocturea, N 0.141 Water street, near Cherry Alley. Pttratrurgh. Ye. aly26 8 , 13e1. P. 88611,01. -PAIN 8. 1:81:80IITH. SIIRIYER & DILWORTH, WHOLESALE Oroonrs No. no sod 132 Second dread, (bets...m.ll'mA owl StalthLteld,Plttalmrsh. ACULBERTSON, WHOLESALE a G roma and Conatalsalao gerchant. Dealer in Produea Pd eitlabargh Mantatactured.Artlclaa, 106 Marty atraa laburgb, runs ..... W 111.1411 TWIN FLOYD & CO., WIIOLESALE Grocersand Comnsissiou Merchants, No. 173 Wood and Llberty street, Pittsburgh. JOG W_ __ • • ATT & WILSON, WHOLESALE GEO CERB, Commission Merchants and Llesiers In Pro alum and Pittsburgh )Innofscicum, No. 258 Liberty street, Pittsborgb. Jii. 2s - -- - - MAL. DKEfI .1.001:1LT ISAIAH' DICKEY & CO., WHOLESALE Unarm Cotamtsalen Slerchants.and Dealers In Produce, ;to. 80 Water street, and 63 Front et met, Pittstnagh. 'MOMS UTTAX, St . T 11010.5 Urn., /IL . . (Late of the lint Robison, Little t Co.) LITTLE ,Sc CO., WHOLESALE ORO • CERN, Prattler and Couttnisskin Marlont, and lootlerslu Pittsburgh Idsunfsentres, No. 111 Potionti otroe, Pittsburgh. Jal9:ms3 WIC. IeCUITZGIN Mt-1,11,1'05. • -• WM. MECUTCELEON & CO., WHOLE SALE Orecrqs, Prnduce and Groandssion Merchants, And Dealers in Pittsburgh Manufactured Articles, No. 219 Liberty street, corner of Irwin. Pittsburgh, P. tuy3 /011 A AMOS.. A. J. LET COS. ATWELL. ATWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE Orooers. Produce and Commission Merchants, and Duelers in Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 8 Wood street, ts , menu Water arid Frani. M., Pittsburgh. anlif SORT. ROSIN, .111...1011301r. D ' ROB ISO N & CO., WIIOLESA_LE Orne,rlf. C0M1161211011 Merchant', and Laudon tri all Wad. of Provhdona, Prodoca and Pittaborgh Manufactures, N , . :bb Liberty Inroad, PiU.btrgb. . Jalitlyd ROBERT H. KING, WHOLESALE GRO CElcOommtedon Merchant., and Dealer in Feathers, hsh, Flour, and all kinds of Coventry Produce, No. 211 I,lb. arty street, month of &MN, PM:Morey P. Mend ad. mums made on comignmeMte. a:4yd ROAM DALULL 41211ta I. aaaADING, _ - R ...... • - OBERT DALZELL & C 0.,• WHOLE, SALE Promo, Commlookm and Forwarding Mar. chards and Prolamin Produce and lilltotough bilimnfartmeo, No, "r'3 Liberty stmt. FittainiVi, I. my: JOHN CAMPBELL, MANIIFACTURER.OF BOOTStr. and STKIPSof every descrlptOn, Nu.SJ Sm i th drect,PluAlmrgh,Pa. - ocablyd JAMES WlLSON, Manninotarer and Dan der In H ATS AND CAPS, No, 91 WOOD STREET, Plttsblulb, and I , street, Allegheny. eratly RICHARD BARD, DIULLILT - Hide; Leather, Oil and Shne Findings, No. 214 Li.inly area, PITTSBUTIGII. PA QA.L.ES OF STOCKS, 13- - BONE% REAL ESTATE, le., MD =MT, After Jolylat, at the INERCHANTB' EXCHANGE. Apply to AIHITIN LOO3lll k CO Sack. sod NatoMotor, 1a22 92 loath Attiot. 2on Loglaville White Lime for sale " kr (1720 a. u. mums: • OREM PITTSBURGH WEDNESDAY MORNING, 4, ' inattufactitrers WELLS, EIDDLE 41. CO., 80 Fourth Street, Pittmburg,tP a ., utsrorArrcusos 01 • TIIONGS AND S ITCHES. Orders ..lletted from the nusks, and promptly ship ped no per Inltruelluus. or 5 per tea. discount for rash. s-tttlyil.twS ROPES AND TIVINE, ( „„, r ,v. tn .n ~„/ 4747.41 cfrvts.4‘bur,A, TT AVE .11.1V.AYS ON lIAND A FULL AA_ impply of Coll .4 Igniter Herrn, tildtnCrate Comic Cu V lo o'ool. Pro C ml T. I llmn, 01.0- , Out , ::473,1,r, AnV•IrdA,S ..LCCiTf; — , awn, of S:rut and Akfale Alley. • Allegl.eu3r QIIETTER k STAUB, Mallufai;turers of {,7 Tnirlo owl Patent Onnien LEW& rlnck:...sti:lng In ke,..lone to onto, All ord..ro promptly ea to. 1 1 / 1 6.111111 SAUL K. WILLIAM BARIVIIILL dr. CO, GI Puna It., holaw Mnrbur?, Pittsbiagh, Pa. STEAM BOILER MAKERS AND SiIF;ET Iron 14.1er Loco o No d ti l t r e eM l e a d u a u n ra d c t C u y re l t n a d . o r r n P a a il r r d Ch iney; nr-Ichen. tiro n.. 4, bloom Mpoo , Copanse" ?alt Pans, boor, Pan., Iran Life Bona., etc. Alto, Bilekanilthr . tick, midge and Viaduct Ironr, done at the shortest no tice. All ordure trout a distance prompt/3' attended to. j, 22 Patcnt Leattier. , THE ATTENTION u CARRIAGE ilA KEpe,Saddlera and Dealer. 1r direttbf lo the large stock or Nu I Enameled Ilide. fo• Top. and Trimming, Patent Da...ll,C,llaryor aktrtlngr,Spllla, Pad Akins, At., for ado at oast-rn p 4 1., by I If. ANDERSON, No. 24 St. Chi r qty 21 glary Phillip'. Bonding, Pill.burAh,lPa. • .-- Penn Cotton :11111., Pltburgh. 3: Tr EN NEDY, CII [LOS CO: IkIAN GFAC -1111 °f— ret, A An. 1 boor:. 44 CArpii Cimino( all cito....tal tibadec ct • .n Twine; lb 1 .br.l.; " Plough Lino. and ARO, Cord: Repo or all 107. • •I:''. - lon4 Batting. KA-or , r, kft ut th , llnrlsran• Star , of Logan, Wilson 131 ll card street, will havr "jj t I In. le2tr47 JAMES !It VI N, - MANUFACTURER O P SI.7LPIIU LIC liEli; Sulphuric Acid; Sweet Spirits or Nitre; Nitrln llollnlan's Anal% •on. )• 1, , Add; Aqua At:moult, rill?: ?tat IV. do • Irosrleen Medan: Ju73 U. 31. ARItEN & OW. MANUFACTUREC2 AN. DEALERS IN A - VIT RIIEN'S IMPROVED FIRE AND Y {Vat.: L'roof Coasprmlllull and Moollng M. terl.ls. 84-clltz , -24 Yin Kmet. .de12:1! • _ DA NIEL 1116..N.NETT I M.Jl . ‘ i ; ( - , , , r nx, F: A /N . :(1 4 110 Warn urtice nt the Ilontabetore, comer or Wooldag:u utd Vianklin erreets, C:rletorghlon, ^ll`^` , . Pitt,,..ghr C. a. A 0. ..341112l a - TO - VT•nr Ft ...... TABER, POPE 6. STREET, • 11/01111ACTVI4. O. OSCILLATING STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS AND MILL WORKS Salem, Columbiania County, 0. WHITMAN k. PATENT OSCIL IATING &mini+. of wiperior virorkmavivhi, row atiti.iiv on hand and mod." to order. with Orwriog. Shafting, ta-.. On t I , kl . lllfr gljd Saw n otherpurpriwa. Also, Ntanniv,orer• of J....01n's Ctlebenbid Covientor liars and Ado,. far Wjliivaw Rich & no'. Miteliitiler Including Taming and Bortivit Lathan of every dit. ennui:inn Shin &mines ma& to order. trivltiltf -MillD. HET..M.4 1111.115..5300. Union Foundry, MITCHELL, HEREON & CO. WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF thc ro:',11 Foundry. ni the old nand of DESIi(PC.S.. - MITCHELL A vi,. s i ,. Zvi Wnrrt - .L 'Hwy will mania, in, Mt [Mint. a largo and general n. aortmcrit of CASTl•diyi. Stores. Ganges and Slide nyp,rE .IXP P4I2LOR STOVES. MANTLES KITCHEN GRATES, , Ilollow Ware, Wagon Boirs, Dog Irons, SAD TROTS, TEA KETTLES, PLOWS it - I'LOW POINTS, Mill and Machinery Castings Generally, And GAO and ITAtEII PIPES of all .isea IRON AND NAILS OF rm: ItEST BRANDS, Shovels, .Sjpades, ricks, &0., All of which will be Colo at initenSicturore 101038. rely TIME, PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, Net. ET Pont, erneet. near Liberty. and 172 Penn armee, neat lit.. to Alderman Yartinton'ra Mtn, and' Federal ec., near Larnek A 11-tibeay. tat - Every d«reptlon of Fltlinp for Water, 114.• and Ste Ara. my3lnf • Escaantle Tile ioTIZOr, Vrw o.hurchail. II IN, onnscreatorles, Vcorlfrlea and Staten. .11,FR ED I:SCi LA N 11. Sole' FI NI THE ORIGINAL PATENTEES, 31,Kra )11/..n 31.,..ra. Millar At eastaa. fur Pl,tal.nt.;h and l•-• , Waat Ail Trorli •NiNvina in out...riot ' •. raaim• and ,liwcinarns can I. seem. , La,„ arty. t t+rly Td Ensuraurc aarnig N . C. ULJIAN & , , aa.l lu,iaur C(v NQ. • . PL. Pal +t,..r.b. ZIITE &,'CIIAFFEE Agents Neptune Insur-. 12... Lafayette 1141, Woaal street. FI El, A,gent Eureka InsunscoeCo., R. So. Water otreet. A. C A It It I - E It , SECItETAItII A• Pennßyleania insurance Cauzi,....j of Pittelnugh. J... s . ts.. ',Urn,. Fourth street. AWE!. L. 3IARSIIELL, Secretary Citi mu' Inmaniner Company, Pi Water dront. M. dIMIZON. Secretary Western !near . atax• Company. ¶/2 ntroot. T Caitlin:Eft COFFIN, Agent for Frank !, • lin I Onmpzny, North-met owner Wood' and 'Dont rditnn... PA. M %.D.F.IItA, Arcotfor Delaware . Mutual Insurance Wlter str , et. RA rr OS.RALI A. 31., Agent Howard 'neer ance Coeval, nod ein.bergl! Life bosun., Company, corner Water and Starket rivets. J. BUNTER. Agent Furtnerti and aS Mrelintlif" . To are. e„ ter ntoet. ToStiuA ROBINSON, Agent Continental ImeellOr. CO, 24 Fifth On .0. W. PROIN: I EXTE.I.I, Agent Great West ..•rn I es, - • Co., QT Fr. • street. Ural 12state Rtirnts . . - BLAKELY & REAL ESTATE Brokrrs. corner of Pormuli ^ad Nmithgvld atrreta, Pittsburgh. Pa. 'Farm. House. Lot. hllll. Furnace. 2r_ brought card •01.1 , VMSSiOrI. Land War Bonds .od Notes, uremia, .1. Eapacial attmiiiou given to art !Willing Elms and dip.;,.:rg a them. Term. p.n.,. Lie 24olawS WILLIAM. DEALER IN PROMISSORY NOTES, Uonde, Mortogce and II seeurith% for motley. M%MiMi=2lfail Moe , . 1,111!ng to ine.dt their money to good atirentKe. e,4, pnu n, and second dome paper at my oalce, rot role. All nom mu alentlons endiews strktly eoplideptlal. (Miro fIItANT STREET, oppoelte St. Paul's Cathedral. (11:01.1(;1;W. BUNN. EMA I, ESTATE anti hunmsess Agent, ettetel• t, tooting end selling Real Estate of every doncription, au,l t. Agency business generally. Also, to Insuring ptopeety Mon lem demsge by are, for good, reliable Pbilesielphla Companies. Chargee reasonable. Jny-Odice West side of Federal strect, second door Booth of the North Commons, All.•arey City. etite AUSTIN LOOMS & CO., DEALERS IN Proudssory Notes:Bonds, Mort:no...sod nil Resod. ties for )lone. _ NOTES ANT) DRAFT? norm!' ANU Persons dedring loam nen be aeoniuniriared on retuunntble terms, and expitallste eau he fornleherl with good warlike at remunerative prima Muni attilpi to the Pale. Renting end leasing. t Real Write. AfirOillee No. tr 2 Fourth street, shore etc.& 47-AUSTIN LOOMIS, Notary Pahlie. nuR MeLAIN SON, Real Estate Agents B • end 1111: Broker., No. W.; Fourth larva. Real Estate Agent, No. 75 Fourth street. p fagi e7R - . ' 'Beall Paper Warehouse. WAVrEp. P. 11,utsriALL & co., Ira porter, and Dealers, Si Woad street, between Fourth seri:M.6.nd Diamond Alley, where may be found en extensive assortment of orar7 d escription or Paper Illotanga, far Par lore, Halls, Dining Rooms and CluttnharA Macy WllOllOlll Shades, in gram Twiny at lowest prime to council' dealer. seta WALTER P. MARSHALL t CO. Z. ISMISMOX EDIdiNDSON IfL CO.; Nos. 96 aud 98 J.L ' i• Third etreet, near Wood, Manutheturere and Dealer. In WALL PAPER, CURTAIN GOODS,,_ OINAMWM, PRIMER, TASSE COMPORTS,S BEDS, • PATENT SPIRAL SPRING afATTRESSES, Lc., Would rullelt the attention or Purohl.a. to 1 61, I .ll* and varied anick. apWlkod i'r P RACTICAL • UrninsTracut, J. No. Id) Thin! Oral, Pattlwrgh, Alsknotrrittror Ithd defiler In CURTAINS, CORNICE, RANDS. BILSDES'and ELINOR siATTßAssmoaonn, CUSHIONS, PartlrulAr otttectlon pairt Stmoboat work. Carpets fitted sad y. 41 to m•ler. mrlShlrl T. W.l.oUol ll . l .Elit W•teh rdC lo c r k/ti . nk er. F lNE f C 7 g 7 lj ll lr n C No. 21[Ife beleeeeße ii t:Plee buril. Pa el - STartlealar et/teflon pall Making cr Twtebes szel Jewelry. • work warranted. 30 DAT MM. kw Catlett* ROOM and Mon • CRIZT - RA'fED Au *maternal( In Ramo:oda/OK elslgeolP Jars rer^lred and for ode by J. ILRElsfra JeZerOtr Jewelers, No. dB Wth ;treat. A TKIN~' THIRTY DAY CLOC • 5, YOB.OOONTpK4 iio9ms. A good suppliputnefiegl and lora& bi J. IL Itin ioD ' vull•Usrit a: 2±, • . . MM=22=il *. H. GEkWIU, liMi=Zi lEEE Vittsburgt 05"atite. PODLLSIIED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY B. RIDDLE Su 00- ' run, ATMCZIN ACOVE SUMMIT.. • • Till: DA ILI GA ZETTEis Gladder( Ne.asprprr ta the 'rest, and baring an ertensire circulation 'onage the &wines: mess, and rearhiny all classe.s, if offers iadwr m4pm mire• tisees as the bed ailttiiil /11 through whirls fa rrach (hr public. PZ-111E WEEKL e:AZETTE is Losurd - erery Mann elay and Slitlribly, na a Lary,. blanket shsrl, and cants. as in 11[104 Of MO meek, a carefully prepared and rthable report ofthe Illarkets, earn...medal an.( mortar,' af friars, and an aerstrate Bank Nate List, torrecl.d weekly fin paper—uudang it the best (Inn menial Newspaper in 11, 11;4. T - F RAIN t DAILT—Sto Dolton per annum,. payable in &droner, er II:. pnr wn.k, pAyniele rel the Curriern. 11haiLT—Two. Galore per etutum, payable In advance. (100 nn 111/ e:1 -9..I nn the tailoring term. Fein copies one year t... 1 00 Ten 10 00 2000 And nor 0. the . on the doh free. 43 "Advance paymente a,e strictly required, nod no pa per will he nod spar the lime Is up to which It woo 'Nita. Rate. of Adverti•lng. Evart, of 10 lines, I time. ............ .. ...... .......... '7O " " " 3 " 1 00 1 week 1 75 .. 0 " " " 3 " 4 00 " " " 1 month 500 " U 0 2 " 700 " 3 " 000 " 4 " 10 00 " " " 0 * 12 00 " 12 " 20 00 Yearly advertisers are entitled to one square, chang stile at pleawrire, per itnntim .25 00 aarAdrertisementx with Cutztreble prim. New York Corroaportdenor Nrte York--Stmets, Arentlea and Parks—Filth A venue—Buildings—Promenade Concerts—St. Nicholas Hotel—Brocultray-Omnibuses. DEAR GAzErre: In our last communicationwe gave MARC business facts which. came under our observation; -but this letter will be devoted to matters of general interest. Those who have been. in Philadelphia have seen the arrangement of the streets, with what mathematical niceity they have bee; laid out, making it almost impossible to embarrass the movements of a stranger either in attending to business or seeking pleasure. But not so with New York. Persons arriving in the city, usu ally enter at * the lower end, and in the neigh borhood of that portion of the city to which it is so difficult to familiarize the tided of a strang er. It is said, the reason why these streets are so crooked "down town," particularly those ly ing near the East River, is because they were originally "cow traeks,'t in what was once pas ture for rattle. We can't vouch for the truth of this saying, more than that there is some ground for the charge. There is no rule observed in the arrangement of the streets in the lower part of the city. Indeed, in the "up town" portion, system' is carried out but part Lally, as circumstan ces will permit. We take, for instance, Pearl st., which runs its circuitous route of 80121 C length and then terminates; in Broadway. This Street its shape is very mush like a sickle. Then we find one in the form of a pear, quite narrow in entering upon, but terminating at the river in an open space called a Side We saw one like the capital letter I, and one not unlike the next letter in the alphabet; while the street forming -a half circle of B, had Beaver Street .to make she straight side, and thus perfect the letter.— Then there are blocks of houses with three and four sides. As you pass.up through leading thoroughfares such as Broadway, Bowery, de., you paste some of the spacious avenues, where space usually large enough to form a small . Park or Place, dignified: with some honored name. Passing such ploCes the stranger is very apt to become confuted, not knowing which is the street continued—though both appearing :he right way. The stranger may be threading his way along in quite a confident manner when suddenly he is brought to a ;lead halt, at the 'appearance of three or inure points, requiring .oine exercise of mind to choose the right course. In a word, there is an irregular beauty in the plan of the streets; when they could not be run straight, they were made crooked, eireular, ser pentine, small at one end and large at the other, with a swelling in the middle and lank at both ends, short or long, narrow or wide. The west side of Broadway is better arranged, and after you pass Canal street, more regularity prevails. However valuable property may be, still beauti ful squares and parks are laid out fur the free use of the muttitudo. The far-fumed :Fifth Avenue is worthy era passing reloark. We took occasion to pass over 'the entire length of thin thoroughfare of palatial residence', It is . generally conceded that no street or avenue in thin country, or any other toe the ;mine length, has no many costly privitte residences. It would seem a If every otyle of architecture had been ex.)a sted, varying in root fi or• fifty thoweanirdttli sto two hundred thousand. There are about [ o hundred houses on :' • avenue, costing on ha atinge filly thou.- ing dollars arieee. It would be ildEcult to emil•ny a proper idea of the endless variety of buildings which are to be seen in this great emporium. Ground ip. so val cattle that the owner of a tat seeks to blp:ld in a way that will ensure a Iftsgs - ferd.44. l llllnstend f o' , he oriLuary cellar rooms - fo stores, there is usually a two storied cellar, a then the build ing is reared from four to ser a stories high.— In almost every instance, vr en digging the foundation, sand is found suitable for building purposes. The city authorities are.very strict with contractors, so that pedestrians and vehi cles are not annoyed much with building mate rials lying around, here and there, •as in the -Iron City." While the vault for instance, un der the pavement, is being constructed, builders are required to place a temporary bridge,. often with railing on each side for pedestrians, and instead of dust and filth accumulating they are under obligations to keep --lean both pavement and street as much as possible. We enjoyed rich musical treats here and in Philadelphia and Boston, attending "Promenade Concerts," a new feature in amusements. The Promenade Concertsat Philadelphia arc given in the spacious Academy of Music, which in worth a visit itself, because of the architectural beauty of the interior. The orchestra was com posed of the Germania Band, Carl Bergman con ductor, who performed such pieces as 'Selec tion, front Zampa," Marseillaiso Galop," while Miss C. Richings sang "March, March, Etrick and Tevotdale," a Scottish song, and Signor Amodi gave us, Aria—" Lucia di Lammermoor." While the orcheutra was Perforing a portion of the audience promenaded eve the surge floor, which is temporarily extended Hover the house, but when a piece was sung they unually crowded around the box containing the members of the band where the singers stood. The price of admission all over the house was twenty-five cents. The manner of conducting these prome nade concerts, both in New York and:Boston, was nearly similar. While all 'should esercise their own judgment In the choice of a hotel, we cannot forbear ex pressing our hearty commendation (not from selfish motives) of the Saint Nicholas Hotel, for their excellent mode of having the superintend ent of the eating department in waiting to re ceive guests at tho.door of the diniug•room t o 'escort them to a seat, and placing a waiter at their disposal until the meal is completed. .The rate of board is high, but then you aro not com pelled to fee waiters for every article you want. Metter pay five dollars per day than be annoyed by impudent servants. No one need be told that this hotel is unequaled in the world for the rich ness of its furniture and in other respects. Bioadway presents the finest panorama of any thoroughfare in our Union; some foreign tour ists say it surpasses any of the streets in Euro pean cities. We may safely say, as yon ascend. the slight elevation above the City Park, and look forward and in the rear, you will see two score of omnibuses in sight. The Jehudike driv ers who hold the reins and whip are such adepts in their line of business that it would be well if our omnibus proprietors would take lessons, or have those they employ do so. Persons who have carefully sought out all the inviting and worthy sights of Gotham can rarely fail to find food for the mind, in passing up and down Broadway or in standing aside and watch ing the moving mats, which continues Until near midnight. Many of the residents of long stand ing.find it absolutely necessary to their happi ness to seek the busy hum of this attractive et reet. WILL. August; 1857. GRAIN IN RUBRIA.—A. correspondent of the Washington Union at Moscow, under date of July 16th, furnishes the foll Owing information: "I have delayed (awaiting authentic informa tion) reporting the almost entire lose of the wheat crops of this year in several of the Most important wheat growing governmenta (dis tricts) of Russia; en open _winter and long drought are assigned as the causes. So little, of the surplus, grain produced one year is kept. in the country for the next, that, in view of the prospective short crop 'and min eminent inadequate supply even for home con sumption, the email stock now on hand has been for eixweeks or a month past rapidly advancing in price, and le now held at 75 per , cent. above the spring quotationa It is stated that; except where great land .transport will prevent it, nil the grain will be sold and retained in the inte rior, little er hone a:petted. -• . ATTOISTMLIT . snr , tux. GOVllil3olL—liarius Bullock, Esq., of Bradford .county, to. be Pres dif 'dent Ju of the Thistectith. Judicial Dist ri ct]. hi the sop °tibia. David Wilaioti resigned; . r k ~. %i A A.,_.. . . . VOLUME Lla----NIMIIRR,_399‹ . . . 1 Resolutions iLdoptedby the Ohio Repub lican-State Convention.- ). We adhere to the platforni titleptedby the Republican Convention lield.at PhiladelPhia. in I July, 177 C, and re-affirmed in June, 1810, and. solemnly consecrate our political' and metal powers to support the doctrines. 2. We maintain the Union of States. the" . Rights of the States, and the Liberties 01 the People, 3. We enbutit cheerfully to the legitimate and constitutional exercise of the powers of the Fed eral Government; but we protest against tho arrest and vexatious prosecution, under writs of Federal Commissioners, of our Judges, Sheriffs, Justices of the Peace, and private citizens, for nets required by State law, as oppressive, tyran nical and unwarantable. . 4. We. insist that the lawful process of the State Courts for the maintenance of the rigid, and the prosecution nod punishment of crime, ' committed within the limits of Ohio, andagainst her sovsreignty, shall be executed without let or hindrance by Federal officials. 5. We deny the right of the Federal authori ties under cover of a Fugitive Slave Act, or any other act, to suspend the writ of habeas corpus, or defeat its due execution and operation in this State. G. We condemn the doctrine of the majority of the Federal Supreme Court in the Dred Scott ease, as au unconstitutional, anti-Republican, anti-Democratic, ince mpat lido with State Rights, and destructive of personal security. • 7. We regard Slavery as a great evil and wrong, ever aggressive, constantly mischievous, and prospectively fatal both to Union anti Lib- ' orty ; andave therefore earnestly oppose its ex tension or encouragement-by the General GOT ernment. . • • 8. We concur with a vast majority of the peo ple of the Free States, and with a portion of the people of the Slave States, iu reprobation of the action of the Federal Government, under the control of the Slave Power, in breaking down the barriers against slavery extension, provided by the wisdom °tour Fathers, and in forcing Slavery into Free Territory under the fraudu lent pretences of the Nebraska-Kansas bill, in disregard of settled national policy and plain constitutional provisions. 0. We adhere cordially to the doctrine of .pop ohm sovereignty, ns taught.in the Declaration . Of Independence; but condemn, as a gross 'per version of the doctrine, the modern pretension that one portion of a community may rightfully enslave another. 10. We hold to the old-fashidned notion of our fathers, "A fair day's wages tor a fair day's work," and repudiate with scorn the sentiment that “Slavery is the natural and normal condi tion of the laboring man;" and will resish.as anti-Republican an unjust, every attempt, by whomsoever made, to degrade the free labor of freertien, here or eleewhose ; and proclaim it as one of the leading objects of the Republican party in seeking to prevent the further spread of Slavery, to secure to the free white labor. ef the country its just reward, and its full social and political rights. 11. We condemn without qualification tbo embezzlement of the public moneys recently discovered, and we demand a prompt and vigo rous enforcement of the laws in-the punishment of every person implicated in the same. 12. We are - in favor of the free grant of the Public Lands by the General Government, in limited quantities to actual settlers. 12: We approve of the acts of the last General Aseemhly providing for the better security of the State Treasury; rectifying abuses; redu cing State taxation and expenditure, and limit ing the amount of local _taxation, by county and municipal authorities; and we demand ouch further legislation as will most surely and effec tually protect the money of the people from em bezzlement and misapplication, and most per feetly secure economy and efficiepey in every department of the State administrittion. ' It In the administration of Solition P. Chase; an-the Chief Executive of State, the Government has been honest, able and dignified,—command ing the admiration and confidence of our own people, and the respect of the people of our sister States. 1 LIIELIBLE COLLISION ON VIE SOUND.—A cola: sion ook place at 2 o'clock on Saturday morning, betty en the steamer Metropolis, Capt. Brown, of t Fall River Line, and the propellor J. N. Ila s. Capt. Smith, wlilvli was on her way tram New York to Now London. The Metropolis was ma g her regular trip' from Fall River to New Tor . The cutwater of the steamer struck the propeller a little forward . of midships, causing her to sink almost instantaneously. ~ The Metropolis received a severe shock but was not seriously injured. On the propeller were, as nearly an can he ascertained, fourteen pas sengersand a crew of eleven persons. ._ Of these. twelve in all were saved, including the captain, first and second engineers, two deck hands and seven passenger.. The wife and child of Mr. A. L. Smith, of Brook lyn, New York, Miss Gordon, daughter of Geo. Gordon_ of New *York, John Smith, aged nine years, Eliza Smith, a,gtslaeven, and Mary Smith, aged five, children of the captain of the pro were drowned. The propeller had a miscellan eons load of iron, provisions, fruit, etc. Not en article was saved by auy of the crew or passengers, except what they happened to have on. As coon as the acci dent occurred the Metropolis was stopped end a large number of life-preservers were thrown over. Boats were also lowered and cruised about the spot until daylight. • While Capt. Smith was giving his Statement, an old gentleman walked into the cabin of the Metropolis • and approached with an agitated manner. “glow do you do, iMr. Gordon?" said the captain, extending. his hand, and at the same time averting his fate. Tho old gentleman took the proffered hand, and saidin a tremulonsvoice —••I came to ask about my daughter—is she alive or not r "she is gone," mid the captain: "Oh! my God:" exclaimed the oh! man, as he burst into tears. There were no dry eyes in that cabin.. Afterwards the captain said to our reporter "She was a beautiful girl, only eighteen years old. Mr. Gordon gore her into my charge only yesterlay afternoon, to take her to hor friends in Ne London, but now she has goito-with my children." Among the passengers on the Metropolis we* Mr. George Tappan. a merchant of New Bed ford, and a man of considerable property. He has been subject to - fits, and was on his way with his wile to visit the South for his health.— When the disaster occurred he was - very- much excited, and, while making some inquiries he fell backwards in an apoplectic St end expired almost instantly. Among the thrilling and heart-rending incl. dents connected with' the disaster, a passenger relates the following: • • A woman was seen struggling in the water, supporting her infant child in her arms—a rope was thrown to her, which fell within her reach, and which abo might have seised and saved her self, by relinquishing her bold upon her child. She looked up, saw the rope, saw those who would have given almost their own bold upon life to save hers, then pressed her child to her breast and sank .forever. These were the only persons seen in the water. that were not saved; all the others appear to have gone down in the propeller. The. husband, of the woman was among the lost. An old man, 74 years old, who could uotswim, got upon a plank and was saved , by one of the boats. His name is Daniel Ayres. Capt. Smith hes a wife and.. infant child in Now London. The child is the last remainingof nine children. THE CITIZENBUIP OF COLORED MIN Mem. —A majority of the Supreme • Court., in Maine have, in response to a resolution , cif the Legiala- Lure, united in an opinion affirming the right of negroes to vote in elections, under its State con stitution—let. Because negroes were citizens of 31assachtleetts (front whose territory Mainit was formed) at the date 'of the adoption of the fed eral donstitution. 2d. Because (indePendent that decision) each wasthe clear intention, of the• framers of the. State constitution,,ms manifested in a practice of nearly forty years under it, aid a similar practice Of the same period.under that of Massachusetts—token in connection with the fact that in the Convention for the forination of that constitutien, a direct Proposition to.esclude negroes from the privileges of the elective fran chise was negatived. Judges Appleton and Da vin ',resent sobsivde opinions, replying - at length . to Judge Taney's positions. Judge ,Hattraway alone dissents from the opinion Of the majority. The opinions are not ye. printed. WM. L. YANOT, Of Alhbatall inarecent speech , said:— . . • • "ln regard to Kansas; he said that he blamed Walker for any'officialintorferince at all beciuse . he thus violated the principle of the Kansas Webb:aka act, with% forbade Erfictilire as well as Congressional intervention. Walker however, - it turns out, is net rvaium the wishes of the pro slavery ilea, our friends afire.. This fact altered the character of his conduct somewhat" Of course it. dies! So long as it was atipposed that Walker was using extraordinary, powers .14 promote Free State princlges; be yea 'Awe& Now, hoWeier;"when it Is discolored that is doing more than is decentin concert With' "our' friends there," it is all right! The aid . 'We "Of o,i , biat that gored-the hinnies-4106.16W more dear elucidation.:Ada:Etie.Volir: Tax. 12 ark:PeanYkloian ' mei .cerir, - ...olira_pd by Darid Mahal, of that place; was put - info a Held, sad so,:tormeatlagllid thrttlies ths animal acidly died:'- prpie, that .;)". ' • - ' T - ./i 1 ,... • ••• . ~,, , - 4.', , ,-t . - i , .:- , k, -i4,'.:.it 1-/..:.:41:4:-.:: for ...Saft'or • • TO Lot. A COMFORTABLE TWO STORY 4 4ProlJlAtg,altxuao Wmhlngton wiThot, gteny City, cooti/ning Ave rc, .111111rnIeliod - prrot. souslon can In h.! imsoesliateir. Ngzufre of , .. It. 11, KING, No. MO, rlbe • Et. 1110 ele , uric Stare ROOM on '7 Fifib stivet, &limn *liod . iud Natieh initaWW l , 6 . • F• 1.7 a•Cd• I , • , l•ll B, ...W±tmkrt •r4!- Sky-ligbt. Raqulre at • • • • - • traylSAtf ' • rALUCIITTECOMCIIISGROON. 11° I. tinitthed Lihrtiling Egg with yardman, tyraLor.,,..tn.,dalir..bhal.lsonrkililL, tinted on the Ml* bank, in Altettnthylaty; near tbek red donee of itre. Snowden: Rout lbw...,lingabr.. Of_ Dr. J. P. DARK. Penniman, Or cr wan DORIAN - MX.I4 • fen• dual, Islow..tba Ptettnaea WELLING HOUSE, TO, RENT.-,-That cow - 11.41.e eild Thee Mei Ilinee44tho.2•l• P.e area, ete• eceupled bl lbe.illweiber..• The; homele • to 0111 enter, and has all the modern, euneeekh , teN ,nake ledeeirebte' fore' %ab,' Pasimegml b. fu.a..). time .ror., the dret.of May.. • , ; I % , ";:StA, O'Hara ....rent, to ap="lltf 3AS. LAUGILLLY. TO LET.—Three Brick , room. each. ht the tth'irsed;oe Centive ATIM Illirerrraville Rend. /r rr or 1.4. to r. (coed teuant... ingoiss Jal7 WAIT dr WILSON; NO. 7..tberty etittet. VOR RENT.—'TWO Brick. DcrelliAgre - On Third itreet war Smltllll.l4. .N 0.155 bah tit Raft, lis4k Batting. Gas, Ostb-romai, ,kia.ll* Baum,thx, Wle ar ‘ Also, do Mee on Floartb Whet, ahaiGbarl7 4114 4, $ll, per snanm. 21105. WOQDS, Puutta it. O FFICE TO LET on Fourth street, b4Stireitt ii Smlthbehl awl Wood etc;--116.-211.' mrl2 - •.AUSTIN .Mll5OlllO. - - 0 LET.—The ,formerly: wympled.by tLe Sou of Temperance, on the corner of Wood and 'fiord Wrote. LKulreof — 'JOHN 11431.1.1%4 &Mt 1,111:tf ..jia2s7.l.ltiaTtyAtreet.,. Lan • For,lla.len, Aeton BEAUTIFUL' — FARM' 'OF OF" ABOUT twenty netts within a , .!antihe battle irillat.7: • n..N., lying betwen the Nettottaißpett end etnp field ft: R. A. new frame hotten and•otlieirentez, , hat been made upon It. It. Is the best queßty et Una. none Lend, and. hue , been litehin iMO ante of enitleation.,7 oentatne Moot Mures et Timben; and there nizioLlN .• teeter inever Reid.. , Por runt.- Information enquire 960 ACRES OF WESTERN'LANDS rim" 'BO acne in one tact In ISlonebago many.. -' • , , If% " " Ilantoek county. IDO " clayconaty. '2O " " • " IGO ' - •" '• The hnd. nre in tn. 01.4 9 r. sold in eeparnte trim 0112,20 Am nesec Mead •11. to tenpin. • cleaner $2,10 an acre,wtll be taken. The owner wAi r In the /ty nntll 111410th Inst. AtML" . UOll, S.A.U.—A. piece of,Lazad Containicig, 130 nem, in the thrirtnglite of Mangan, within 4 minder Morgintown, '744ton whith tire:erected iSaw Dltitat godStota tiows,iu which erernptoeperouthurinae is being ean-led r end throe . thisilinelloniel: - These' sell 'steel- - eel Orchard or tits beet. of - grafted ; Asa =ld ireartatui khan good setae of Coal, end abundanoent we nn the promisee. It will M enld on verj reasonit4iternat Apply to • . soesdawr P.i.44cciA axatoix, • Valuable Farm ftlr rr HE undersigned offend erante the Firm of ,14 fa acme, en wW.khanoett rysidee, eltunkrel on the Pet , . meanie Plank Road, elk nelloe All6gheity aty.. The placele well known/done Hof the handMmim4. Item:reed phmeeou the road.. The dwelling. nearly new,M•guodterto 0 0. tram, well ktdibed, with a n oinherof other Intsiritio.' mentsonnh es valuable foams mad ak etude*. 'chalice:of - young fruit trot ea among which la a number of chola* grape 'lnca now in leaming. Tide firm would ealtwefl far a Dairy, hal a ran of never-falling water pettaing through the whole piece, its proximity to the two belt marke4 - In. the real. make It well worth the attention of ink. p-reen In. want of etch a Wm. The plank road rune right through IL jr2tbdiertfP - R11,:PAL11104,..: I, l olt .ALE.-45 acree of land near littltozes ju st.tiou 011 Allegheny Talley IL IL 10 sallea tem AL*, city, 2 Building Lots each 2d by 100 hart on Plearisjliaida Av enue, now Magee Anna, • I do do on Vickroyeneet near 34409enstreet, 14 do do on :Harts street teas - Awe stmt.' ' " 3 do do on Bluff out labelta Zees, , In ihe Eighth Ward of the city of Pittsbm.gh. • Alro, 14,t ori tbo corner of Penn .00.1 Harbor,. itisets, froitiog 30 hut .Frturand 100 0.11034 litrlkaotellarborx, stria; adjacent to thn depot of dm Pormylranls Riff Bad": Fur tertou rte., Inquiro of .; 104A0 .10 , 1/ru• jj11:01to ' Corner Boni and rind Pittrbou, A LLI:OIIENY PROPERTY FOR SA LE.;—' {Vetere allover, and Lot or Ground situated of 'Pitt: alley, near the. Diamond, on which meted *large two morn Brick flonse, containing 7 well lobbed math.. linlabedl • " auk., a large teller." water ln the bonnie • Ind cL...1.11.4..: - property will be sold low and on eaay terms, SO o vrttlsr about moving south. Apply to • .• - - and• , BLA,KBLT llioB.lT. . - 15000 A O EFF. R .A B 4 C n I tr3 T roI I.V. migled has the followinglande WhiCh he W/ll 'eta 'V'. reamed price and oil liberal terms in tracts of FLYSTEIOc. SAND ACRES orthewbble: Titles perlitt, And good - -wss , r en t s deed. will be given., , We lam! Is in tracts or 'sties earii, att-I in the county of Porlytind State of • T sainnt , xi:smiles from the Tennessee river; to which 1110 hp• [lon is nranterople4 allenonms of 'the poor. irrin;:r • Ore is very abontiant,rich. e niecknowindiped to good if not the beet in the Plate. This lands ate AM W terse' by the waters of therfinCfalo arid Auk rivers, ind itary,v;' he timbered wCih PcpLw Floe Wood, Chopte•;„..4 mst, Sr. A large portion of it 1..11 adapted to Wallah r.:c ihr fueher Fulitulunap,Aly either in parson or hylsbs,l.r. nILO. W. it EARDEN, Cairn, lIIL, • ^ Or to SPRINGIkft A.A.RBAIIOU,;. WS, Liberty at., Pitishort.h.. .I.Cart•-t• C try lowa. Wto OFFER SALE — A-'kUlditEßM Ty or VALUABLE LOTS, intb• OeivAtitcb, dl equnty, Tow. Mew , Intl are , oath CA by 182 tot, fronting on rtricCitroott mut are militated in. tbt cunt thickly icettle4 part ezl . , Atio , thriving town. . Ilitrky am DI O. Mt or tho OTooorontent Lail Onlca. for IttiOr Land PioMc.t. coottene r.hoot 7.fbort lrendred• la , Is royldli tooproolog o . oral dootineol, to bloom 01l the ••g flourtobing tows In lowa. , ' • .' • These lob will be told at •loir.=rlsionilcolor.; .. . clothe atoll:144 at theatlce of the L. - - - JOI - 8.111..A1N 1 BON. BAS4Trotirth'it Loa _ for Sale In Anzigliany.. , rriliE undersigned offersfor,isale a, :amber:, of beautiful dlug lots. fronting an. the West Oar mum, on Ridge lame atid'a.iNribm peaKtui wish to build comfortable palette renitleduM.Libe Oar* pis. Benlogrrator ludurmenta than am blikuncy 00 vicinity. Ois • .• 401113t1R1P11V,„....5. —--- - - - VOR SALE-One ot.Ae hande6ieteitivitii•aL,'_, - ±1 try orals along iha Ohio River aratT. V. W. ;CC.. teMee miles from . AUealtary City.'etatlalralhi•TOßawf Ott; V ere will Ml 12 tern of the front. The larprererseeate male lane entrees home; forme stable slid rittalactbandimp. a youree rod tluirirqc orcharti•of.the better OWN•• • Lula amentlty of raspberry and stmaherry element - ntarphbery. A. the'nwner elehre tele erest, - le sea? . i eary Wen. 'etpply to 0.. W. MN, mast oldie of federal street, Reid dace south' of lb* Meet Oseatann;'" V ""'""" -- " oll eurign:rx,-, FOR. ALUABLE CITY7I 3 ROPERTIC... ,, IWii AiALE—The tutideriigntil odors tior aide Itawirabli lama, • Urge number of building bits In 'the the city. The lota from. on Pennotylcanis Asrutsei Katmai, - 'Forbes, tocnah Maria, Vicroy anti Bluff etreihd r ar• battik forriointlica walk fen= the Oh= ' Iboraot will trivia, very chtip. Peracina &alma of iticating s cotrriodent sad: heitiehr , • lecithin fora honor. or witthingio parcliam for tai. in part of the city which mot continue itt ,, odttytte wpm% win hod It to their peleaathero to cell4on the eilhictibet..:: . bLif3 Any at Laws, FARMS FORSAIL-113 ston*ofigusriorr. Vara toad, tollolCcolor, the Proaant4 12.WerA'. and Menge !unread. • 112 Aeree of /terellmt Load sal Cenral 094. i.ler iwr, • nelstoo. ' 123 Acme of load on the !Unreal, !1 lona below the AW iB6 Acme nt Land, well Improved, near the toles °CL :. .„ . , Arta of 14.3, th ree mlla month Of tiNi• city, Yams, 'Canary Beats, Ramo find MU* as .I,eribed in • Pri arrLue. ,nl44 !' • 2110MATaf00/41.1/ii•tehmairri:;- • REAT • AIM .LN.O AL w. - tiw Offer thee 'likable Coal 'Tractor LeieVeltitiiiii ',- on the Ilotemexhel• river, he Atm- third pool *oleo of Warner.roo2Noluß42yj ru, be trio of wh pore Week real of T Ibeterdo, their's oleo tropeood•wirt o4 •-'1 4%feet. 20.•eret of floe timber, ,••Itable for pit pens: This pnverty cannot be surpoured for' • coaling on the Itenom; gags rher, as Mahwah:cis teed ande deepwtor all pa, Knead ehe ,e•••,le offered so agneet, i 14 3. 0112! se thscromar going Apply it emote • • ap.4.1 , , • - 11 WLAIN..k BON, 10AL LAND FOR SALE.—The un. ednderi for mlo ONE !MDR= and ,T ritual:ea on the Rlnt pool, ono of the mat dminibyftv;sflocut on the Ifonongafteln ricer. • • • - • Maenad'tido . of Ism L U. Coed man, and sapindista Is directed to this property, as It Is believed thy opportunity An minable tneeennent b seen era le abt otOns mamas& Thes terms are east • Pa! •rticulan obtOrdny linter AUSTIN lAlO3t — ii! 004 -lock and Natoli:n*llSr, Fresh GrOurid#raiasi . IF. are ready. ; to -deliver to, very °Mellor . • wurrE' WIIKAT FLOllit, ()Luau OE teIitOLTID TLOUB, ANDILYS Yr4BE.!.. ~, Orden may be leic LUCIAN k °REMO/5, Hardline Steve,' 6 24W00il • street' BRAC; l4 ,anlrPraDml 11,1 ! 0 ..0 ctKnee 1 0erViRamt St , flab illtr*ttls OISORCIE •315/11111111,,Tobettwilst. *mow. Smilthiehl E. P, WASTER, D7=4 • W. A. RREIYS, Dra Pie:4ll Steam RIM, Anatis',.aukaT DA.K9Apcxl;, A rdOA wingi Jut nteind lad tweak by jyy, R. 'REIM '(Xi; eal!itte JUNE. SECONiiiff D BULL SIPPLY-OF I:CARP on. curnmaurriposiko, s 4 tho rootth, atraat ompet Wom W. A Z. WoCALUIS ItaWag jaatratarted. 'iota the Epuroan dattortitto, trwtait to tba ytaunt ottirsamaitak• cathe markEt,