\w _ 1 gED U fflraggtste. ACKEOWN *~ITNLEY, WhSenaJo DngfUuudUtsaluttrKiof OtrUaOil) Ko. 107 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pe. jtSMyl Blu FAHNESTOCK & Co., late ofthefirm •‘D. A. Faht»e*wdk *Oo* end«ncce»orsto Fomin* . Bnoe* Wholesale Drucgbe. Now 30, corner Wood end Fourth gjfr* Pittsburgh. Pa. iVT> A. FAHNESTOCK 4 CO., WHOLE n. ni« Druggist* and Hanu&etnrom of White Le*l, Load and Utharg*, corner Wood aod Front streets, Pitts burgh. , .. . JSCIIOON MAKER, MANUFACTURER , of Wl«I!.i*l, Ml»l,aM,Wllt,Ulbtr™ L rilt. ty and Wholesale Dwierin Paints, Oils, Vanusbee, Tim*#. tfwH kc* No, Wood at, Plttttmrgb, Pa. ocJtlyd JOHN HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS. M*clnflry,)Wbolf«aJe and Retail:Dngdbt. and Dealer in Paints, Oils. DjutalEi. Ac comrr Wood and Sixth streets, Pittsburgh. ' •g-Begnlar Agent for Pr. Ford** Medicine. >pM JOHN P. SCOTT, WHOLESALE HEAL er in Druca, Paints, OUa, Yarnlahea and DjrestuSs, No. »« Liberty street,Pittslrar|jb. AllordmWm wceir* prompt attention. • -jg-kgeot for Stfrsnck’a Pulmonic Syrup, narMJydaw ttMwift unn. Braun & reiter, wholesale and Retail Draggista,conMrof liberty and 8U Claims* Pittsburgh. TOSKI’H FLEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L. O WilcoxA Co.l corner Marketstreetand Dlamoa<Lkeep« eoastsotly on hand a fall and complete awortmeot of Drugs, Medicines, Medkfao Cheats, perfumery, and all articles ptr- Uinlugto lila bmloess. - prmmptlona care folly eompoondedatall boon. Jafcly B'R.'mdrTiCKEySERrTjRCQGrST' 140 Wood street; corner of Wood street and Virgin .Pittsburgh, pa. - Protract Sealers. - a. Ktrrcnuianß —c. s. ukcii. LEECH & HUTCHINSON, Commiesion and Forwarding “Merchanta; dealera laWeauru Re •err* Cheese. Flour, flab, Bacon, Batter, Linseed Oil, Pot and Pearl- Ashes. Seeds, drain,Dried Fruit, and Produce generally. Bwt Wanda Family Four always on hand.-- Agents forth* sale of Madison Co** celebrated Patented PearlStareh. Nos.llBS«on4 and 14» Fret sta* between Wood and Satthfleld sts* I'ltUhargh, pa. ap±lyd CHEESE WAREHOUSE.—HENRY H. COLLIN?, Forwarding and Commission Merchant,ami Dealer Id Choree, Bntter, Lake Flab and rr.xJuc* gmrralij, 23 Wood It, above Water, Pittsburgh. myS* r b. oanfibld, late of warren, tf • OUlOvOommimiouand Forwarding Merchant,' and Wholecdepealar in Wlefcn Reserve Cheese, Better. Pot and Fwul A«h, and.Weatsra Produce generally. Front at* rtween Smlthfield and Wood, Pittsburgh. l D' AVID -0; UEKBST, EIAHJU, pro dru.v, Provision and Oommleeioa !L»tj2C7 liberty street, corner of Hkad, Pttt»borgh, gi«a hla alien. U»n to the aale of Foot, Pork, Bacon, Lard. Cbeeaß, Hatter, Oraln, Dried Frutta, Seeds,'£e- Ac. gy-Cmslgnmcntitfwpectfuily solicited- - anlkly - Alex! (successor to it Bcott,) Forwarding and Oommlaaion Mer* cliaut, Dealer in Wool, Hide*, Foot, Bacon, T*rd and lard 00 and Protect* geaendly, No. 74 Water at* Pittsburgh, Pa. Eagle wakehouse.— jas. gakd- INKB, Wlwlemle Dmicr in Floor. Provisions and mMI nee geoendly, No» ! 3 Se Tenth street, between Liberty and Smliu&etd, Pittsburgh, Pa. dfiyTmns'eatb. ; ' 7 mtfoly RIDDLE, WIRTS & CO., General Com misaiotk ttrrchahta and Dtalera in Croeertee and Pro -duce, No. ltd Liberty (treat, Ptttttrarrii, Pa. solid tod and satisfactory returns go*i> •iiMvl. { d«l6:lyd*wT Insurance ggmta. R FINNEY, 'Agent Earoka Insurance Co., • No. o,Water straeL A A. CARRIER, SECRETARY « Pennsylvania Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, Jotms* BoildlnF.Foarth street. —! SAMUEL L> MARSHELLTSecretary Citi tena* Insurance Oompaay.M Water street. FM. GORDON, Secretary Western Insur* m aoce Company, WWatwr (treet. JGARDINERCOFFIN.AffcntfbrFrank • Uo Fire rnrarasoe Company, Nana-owt corner Wood and lltlnl strrrU.' . P A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware • Mutoal Immraoce On, 42 Water strryt. THOS. J. HUNTER, Agent Farmers’ and yirchanfcs' Iwmrapco Co* » Wafer siroct. JOSHUA ROBINSON, Agent ContinenUl Insnrasce Co, 24 Fifth street. WrPOINDEXTER, Agent Great Weet «ern Inraanc«Co*V7 Front slrret. ' Catprtg. T> OBINSON A 00., Dealer in Carpets, ic., i~W No. a Fifth street. vrriLLIAM McCLINTOCK, Dealer in Yf Carpets. No. 113 Market street. M “ w. d. a n. fI'CALLoa, r Dealer in carpets, oil cloths, MATTINOB,**: No. ST Fourth street near Wood. attoincßs. THE ESTABLISHED IN 1786. . XRISII & MAOKENZIETAttotncy. at Law O&ca XU.M Vontth .tr-t, l-Uut„.r S h. r*. >ot-,r)rPob he ntvt-QhUi C-wnTnlwunT. _ *** - —obEutTi’Xsiout, attorney at L*r,*nd Solicitor of the Bank of Pittsburgh, No. 110 Fourth Plilrimrab. TUSeFU s. & A. P. MORRISON, AT toni." at law. Otßc So. « ToortlrM. war Wood, PitSAnrek. r- m O i Bu> ffiooUa. PI H. LOVE, Dealer in Staple and Fancy I /, p rf a»I., Up. of lb. QTI-ln.l B-e 111,., So il (Krk«t street, Pittsburgh. mflg - UKUiIY & BURCHFIELD, DJSAIzEI«3 In eilkn and Udle** Drws pioarally. Cloak*, TaliiiM and Shawls, JSmbroUcriee end G°®ds» wr famfly u*e. Anunnvuatlyextensive,a«ortatM»t In sJUtbe above department*, jest received aud eeltiag »t the lowiwt ]) LL UAL.MER, No. 105 Market tstroet, jt\»e DeAlevln , Bonnets, UaU. Straw Trimming*, *nd j« traw Owl* generally. ” Cartiagts. Carriage and Wagon fianofaclory. M. I,.:BTBPKBNBi A««nt, CorotrSnMfiM Stnetmi DUmoni Atttj, ■ WOULD respectfully inform theagPM. poblk that be is noW focated as ul b.« n*anwl U>» Inalow of Oarto*. io»ll»s varlotie*. and laairt prepared to execou order* Hr Wogoo* of all description*, loeludlng all work for Irua Merchant** golldtinsaeonUtcn»n»o« the patron^ so nb«r»!)rU> iLtsifil upon him wbfls at the old eland of -Blgelow A Oa, - ImiwooM amor* hie W«de that ths earn*;care audatteo txoo will bs given toall hleordere as beretofcre,having jSSrf' Coweta and Carrlegs Factsry. yonffSON, BROTHER * CO., (Jfertwr t/Sdmmt had R&*x* BnO*, ' ALUWIWNT CITY. WOULD RESPEOTULLY IN fbra thrir friends, and ths pnbUc g»°e-.W?-rrVW raltv they are manufacturing Carriagw, luroocht*, llockawaja, Bugsies, Srigtrt and Chariot*, in allthetr verb b-.«r ot Bnl.li. lUt'Uri -ni ill,i murt vrasunable terma Bring J n jtil thri' ebastag elsewhere. • ' ' - ' ®6soifians: DrTo’BRIEN can be consulted at T)V. BrnKh I *,corner ruth and streets, on MONDAYS, WKDNKSDAYB and BATBBD AYS, from 10 to 1 and 1 to9(fclock. _V „ . NyKmiflw oa the Brownsville Bead. JtfMyd* Itatntcr*. ~ mas tuomvsos-^^—»o. an.ua - JOttN - TaaCOMPSON* dc CO*» House PaUntbrs, glaziers and O&AINBKH, intHD ET&EET. Sign Paiatiag •xacnUd with oeaZoess and dispaUch. Miasd l*ainU, Oil, YarnUh, Japan aud Kaglith I’tlent Brier*, rau Moatalgoo Zinc, a very snparlor article PhiladelpUa «nd Ptttsborah White Lead always on band and forsaww— prepared to Grind Colon far Painter*, Bruggistsor ctLrrs* atthsfhortcsi notice, as we have a mill which ertnds by •»am. Palatcr* wfil save aortey by getting tliatr color* grand with OS. ■ • . mrS^ly pslatsn. loxoalahb, Hoirsfi AXD BlG|f PAINTERS, No. JT (Old Pert Ofltaoßolldihg)lhlrd street, beCmsa Wood and &rfcelttre*ts. All order* prompUy attended ahSTdyd iTir.iniT HAll EJBSTAURAHT, ' .. IuaQXJO KiLUTina srsxrr,. JOSEPH phIOHBH, *l* TUB DELICACIES OF JK jtA.TR* CRJUJOS, prepared HIUKEffI-J** VWMueed cooks,«erT«depat Um abortMt MwMH “‘sixuSjUJci A. 11. UXTIt, TWELT* O’OIOOK P. *. AH uttcUa la Um 11m, p*ct&»r to tb« fatV W«t t» l>jr Y.xjn w, ml aemd tplo Uoriaru nwa wtU God lh» U&U.At WALHDT HALL All that tbt*r amid de«lr«. «a»WtMianl« Dvpcitfbr Oyrt*r«,'n*fa,euM nA cuir VagotafalMlo thritai-MOB.-'i* fall orlljlvd yr" " ~ ~ /KIHOA.TED LTCB. or Ajjulw* SoLc _iJL »»«.—An Mertkol wnmjr far.Djnpqpu, »tnn born, Acidity cl lb* tomcch^ Ac. Atvjcimppij r*e*irvd hbwnMtrtWttADUM. /'’l SOO£BIKS —75 hhds.prime N. O. Sam; nr 200 bbl*. N. 0. Mol mm; Ts~b» Tobacea. Twtoas Imndj; JikrpOtwiMToUcw 7 . • 200 bz*. Window Glm, tm'i Mho, y mi fariill by ’-.JoO B.BOBIBQXIOO, TTUSI' PUBLISHED— BrighUy’a Purdon’s i. J rAonoil Bit»t far ISM to 1858. TtowtoU «npl«. stops «. '‘VIIST OP.ENJSD —llandi»m« Dark Printa, J iSitti £■*>>»■>■. nctom cwk o«bWbrf »mrEß*T_aa half-bm«U nwr No. 3 bStoSmoh, DAILY Commission, &c HITCnCOCK, McCREERY &, CO.. (Soeu—ira to Hoffman, M'Creery A Co.] Forwarding and Commission Merchants, And Wbolcsala Dealers in Produce, Flour and Wool, jVo. 153 Fmnl and 122 &eond rL, Rtiit-srpft, P&- aplilyd—my29 , M c U A N E A AbJKRi nutzu rs Flour, G-rain nntl Froduoe. Commission and Forwnrdiog Merchants, -iVo. 124 iSeconJ Su t Pittsburgh, Pa. myClilyd * ; ftoont ciursns.— CANNIJIG &, 80-VD, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 22S Norik Jstcotitl Strc't, P ILU* APBI.I'IIIA For the telo of Prodnc* »nd pnrrhMe »f Fl»h. *r.. &c. Any orders ODtninoJmith them will U* promptly forwe.-l-rt. i»p26dKm* MtLrm.M i.ttrn JOSS I~ LltCO -AM. fcUKIII. JOS. s. LEECH & CO.. Roa 342 * 3*4 Liberty •t.,Pitt»bnr|;h, l'a. WHOLESALE GROCERS AKD MEItCI-lAJNTS. DEALERS IN FLOUR AND BACON. Tin. Plato and Tinnnr’H Stock. AND PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES. JyllaUy . _ ■rutisn HA*!Ui3fln...»tsjvsrr« ?. pittit...wv. h. wniT»rr.t. SPttINGKR HARBAUGU & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, DEALERS IN Wool, Hides, Provisions* Produco Generally, No. 295 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh. jrit ' McALPXN & CO., (Late of J. 9. Leech, McAlphi k Co. Pittsbcrgli.l GENERAL COMMISSION AND MKRCHjYNTS' IPO R WARD nsro L«vm and Waatllngtoa Avenue, WYANDOTTE CITY, KANSAS TKKHITORY. i:l**krenc»»i Joeeph S. Leech k Co. and Pitubtdgb Mbrcbanta goer- Hy. |yll:JA»iy'f btrts a. Lmi.,-—........... .a. u. Knawrov, LEWIS* EDGERTON, (Successors to D. T. Morgan A Wholesale viroevr, and Oomroi'sdi.ii Merchant*, IU7 Wood street, Puuburgh. mni Henry s. kino, (late of tub Armof Kfnr A Moorbr*d,j Comtuluoon Merchant, andJXsder in Kg Metaland lUouuie, No. 76 Water slrtyt, I*- lov Market,PitUbcryh, Pa. npl9 A A. HARDY; (SUCCESSOR TO HAR* • dy.Jone* ACo-,)CommL*Biou and >\irv*nhiig Mer chant; Agent nf Ui» Madison and ludun->i oh* UailronJ, cor ner First and Kerry its., Pittsburgh. I\>- jsiSilyd E' dwaiuP tT "meg itaw, oen l;r aX Commission MJrchant, and Wholesale Dealer In Mans- Cacturvd Tobacco, Imported and Domestic Cigars, SanS. Ac. Ac. No. 311 Lll’erty street, opposite the bead of W«*!, Pitts burgh, Pa— mhlily iSrorfis. TBOS. umi... Titus. UtT T. LITTLE A CO., *\JC7TIOLESALE GROCERS, X T COMMISSION MKRCUASTS, YLOOR, BACON, CffRESF. VISIT, OILS wir.l PRODUCE. No. 113 Second St., Plttibnrgh, Pa. 45* Ui>efal adTaocea ioad« nu maaigumruiß. nirlS ROBERT DICKEY, Wholesale Grocer, Produce and Commission Merchant, No. 134 Front street, near Wood, Pittsburgh, r*. a{>G:lyJ BA GALKY. ebSGRAYE“& CO~ Wholesale Gfuora, No*. 1* and 20 Wood street, Pitt*- burgli Alexander kino, wholesale Grocer and Importer of Sods Ash, No. 273 Liberty ttreat, Pittsburgh, Pa. a|<l:lyd* *- JOR _ us. L. COcrtJtT. TONES & COOLEY, WHOLF.LALE GUO v CEKS and Beat T arti*hm, in Produce and KfUabtirgh Manufacture*, NVIU Wot*r stm-t, near Chrtrv Alley, Pimborgh, Pa. * »IH*L *. S!i«JT*a_ ’JouW s. SURIVER-iDILWORTH, WHOLESALE Grocers, No. 130 anil 132 S.«x*nd <*tr*eL. ib«tw<r-u Wi»«l and Smitbfiehl. ihiisburyh. /ctts rurm ... rLorn—. nom. JOHN FLOYD Jc 00., WHOLESALE Oroceraand Cofiiols-o-.u tl.irthar.U, No. 173 Wood and 223 liberty street. P.tt*'.timh Jelt rfOKB *ITI . SOLhOX. WATT * WILSON, WHOLESALE GKO CM 15. C»n,uii«:-!oti Mcrvlixnrs and D*»ler» in i*rt>- dooa and Ihtteburgb .MsnuCictim-s 23' L*bepy ttreei, Plttslmrgb. JI.2S TSAIAII UIL'KE'V 4 (JO., WHOLESALE 1 Grocers, O>mmi*«ton Merchants. *i>d I>la1«t» in Pp>ln<ro, No. SO W*Ot street, ■»!»•! «a Krvnt street, Fiftat>«rnh. MrMcCUTO U K O N~\VlloLfi- HA LB Grocer. Prodoct* and Couim:*«L>n .M-relutnt, And Dottier ta PiUsbiimh Manutavtcred ArUrli-s, No. IoJ Liberty street, comer nf Brewery «f. I’liubnrKh, I**. my.l roua »T¥in jk. j. ix; _..cu.u*. if-atit. Atwell, lee &. c 0.,. wholesale Orocera, Produce sn.l Comml"«i‘jn Merchants. nad Dealer* ta Pittsburgh Manufacture*, No. S W,*»l atrevt, bo t«MD Water and Front sL, Pittsburgh. «pl 3 T) ROBISON i CO., WHOLESALE JLV, Grocers, CoairoUsiun Merchants; ami Deal-re iti all Ktoda of Provisions, ProJcco and Pittsbnrgh Manufacture*, No. 266 liberty street, PiUtburgh. p OBERT H. KING! WHOLESALE GRO ili CEIL Cotninlwdoo Merchant, and iw-tb-r ia Frafher*, Fiali, Flour,and all kinds of Country Produrv, No. 'ill Lile arty street, mouth of Sixth, Pltbdxiryb, pa. Uler*! ad- Vaneea made on consignment*. JaS^yd ffwntsemusvf - JtHU t. B&SAtdS'i. T> OBERT* DALZELL A CO., WHOLE iII SALK Groton, Commbishjn and Forwarding Mer chants and DeaWsln Produce and Pittvbnrph Manufacture*, No. 261 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. myH Ural ISstatr agmts. ' ' WILLIA» WARD, Dealer in promissory notes, Bond*, Mortgage* and all •rcuritiea for iaou<*y. Persons can procure loans through my Agmcy, ou r os (li able term*. Ttxwe wishing to invest their money to eaa always find Ant and second class paper at my <>Qk«, tor •ala. All cocnraaßjraUoaJ and Interview* «trlr.tlv confidential. Office GRANT BTRfcKT, ophite St. Paul's C»fh<*lr*l. JeLdtf 55oofcsrlUts, &c. s!~RENTOUL, 20 St. Clair ana -4 Dealer to Religion* aod Mlsetdlan* cuts lb>ok*, atef Dapoaftory of Americas Tract Sock-tj Vi’nblicaUoav. mrlOaUwljF . • WM. G. JOUNSTON & CO., Stationor* Blank Book Manufacturers and Job Printer*, No. ST Wood street, l’ltuburyb, pa. M ' M _ _ EC. COCHRANE, (SCCCESSOIV TO a B. Bedler,) Wholesale and lUtail Dealer in Rooks, BtaUonsry and Paper Hanging*, Federal *trect,.6th diwrß. t of Market Square, Allegheny, Pa. JOHN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER AND Stationer, snecessor to DhtUjq A Agnew, Nu. 63 Market street, near Fourth, llttsborgh, Pa. KAY &CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STA TIONERS, No. Of, Wood utr—t, next d«r>r to the Cor ner of Third, Pittsburgh, Ta. School and Lav Dwticoo, stantly bn hand. JL. READ, BOOKSELLER AND STA . TIONKB.N..T& Fourth rt, Apollo JlniUMii,.. TTUN’T a MIN EB, 'BOOKSELLER i'l and Stationer, Masonic Hall, Fifth street. iSusic, Art. JOHN H. MELLOR, No. 81 WOOD ST., betwwo Diamond Alley and Fourth -street, &4e Agent InrCUIOKKIUNO* SONS’(ltoaum) PIANO FOUTKAMA BON * HAMUN’B MODKL MKLODBONB and GROAN HARMONIUMS, and Deader in Music and Mud cal Goods. Ja23 Yj KLEBER & BRO., No. 5 i HITU 11. Bt, Bln ofthe Ooldettllarpjßole Agent for NONNh A CLARK'S (New York) unrirailed Grand and Sqnan. PIANOS, tod CAJUURT k NEKDIIAM'S SI EIX)- DEONB and ORGAN HARMONIUMS, Dealer* in Mode and Maakallnatrumenta. let) _ CHARLOTTE BLUME, MANOR ACTOR ZB ud Dealer In Piano Forte*, and Importer of Munk and Mode*! Instrument*. Mo Agent for th« HAMBUI%O PIANOS, alto for UAU.RT, DAVIS*, CO.’S R«t«i Pianoe, with and without Aolean AUacbcjvnt. 118 Woodetreet. ray 3 SlpSolsttrjj. vausn f. iutaniU. T Wall Paper Wurchouie. WALTER P. MARSHALL & CO., Ira yertmaad Dmlen, DTWtwd ilrwt, between Fourth ctreetand DUmood Alley, when* may he found an oxAineT* MBortmentoferetydcectiptionof Paper llanglogvfor Per ioral fkiia Dining Boom* end Chamber*. Ah*<V Window Shade*, la errei variety etluwrat price* to country WIC WALTiin P. MARSUALL * 00- A tWCFTHMII.. -■ —■ -W. R. fIATXRAW- R EDMONDSON & CO.. Nob. % and 08 i Third rtreet, near Wood, Matmfocturer* and Deale** ALL PAPER. CURTAIN GOODS, ORNAMENTS, FRINGES, # SAS3ELB ANDOOTID?. OOM FORTS. i PATSNT SPIRAL SFROQ MATTREBSCB. Ac-, , Woold nlldt tha ■ttimtinoof ptudunen to u>eirUr{v and varied «tock.. . . opSWad rpRUSS FACTORY. *a- Tb- cnly (lioaLeWr-t, of \. TRUSSES Ib thU eKy are tha undar*in|d. T>« afflicted «fao*td compere dor price* with th**® « "“F owre datl*r, repaired or mad* to order. _ Ja2l CARTWBIOnr k TOPSO.M Wwl tt. CTARCU AGENCY.—IIAVING BEEN £?.££E?i2£2L A * m tor Pi Bata ret, by tbaMAWWN OOMPAXt, far Um ul« of tbelr oalabrated PB AR L otAßCll,(which ia wartaatodMßaUnqaalUy to any know* tatblatnanut) are now prepared to (apply Wholreala P«*I« an at maim torture re 1 prtow. WstaTitattakUnUtosoftha to aoeraaiinatkmcrf out ptwnl •&**%' ksd Which will b* k»pt eoiul to tho Aaotssd. . V;.i-r ATWWJj, LR A 00, ' -• So.t WcodtW . .; gALMQN, MACKARBL AKJ> HALIBUT aMnl Stiwy dJUjbMiy.- An« of. tb« largest and i MiMUuS«iiMMJ>.lii fooM is £• diy. ” 3^* v PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3<U ISSS. iHanufactuwß. f HENRY uerwio, ■So. 459, comer Penn and Walnut StreeU, PittHburah, Pa., Manufacturer .of hemp and MANILLA RED OOUDB, HEMP AND TARRED KOItKS from J-j in. to P., Inch, Fim* and Comronn Ihickfng Yarn, Tmrrt-d and Spun Yarn. SA.h and Bell Cord, Woot T»iuo. ):r..<m,T)iuc nml Eewiaß Tvioi l , Hax and Cotton ?dnp Twin.-, Ac. full tnpply of the abo TO article' comtastly on hand or miMle I? «r*ler at the lonreet ca«li prlc«a. )a “:l vd ' VVKLLIi, RIDDIiK * CO., i*o Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa., KAKnrACTCTLtM 0? WIHPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES. 'ortl«r» enlirlted Ortti tbetraile. and promptly ihlp. pedispi<r inutmrtione. Tcbba—d month', or fi per cent, dbu-oant for caah. «e2s:lvdftwT CARTWRIGHT A YOUNG, (Succceeur* to John Cartwri|iht,) Manufacturers and importers of i’ucket and Table ('tittory, Purrtcal and Dental lu «trno«enU. Gun*, PUtolu, Fi«bi«iß Tackle, Ac., No. S 6 Wood etiret. They give (|>ecial Rttrntmn to the mitinfactnrinit of Tni'era. Vup|K>rt«TM. Ac. Jobbing ant IU-paing with punc tuality and d>n|t»tcb. apl. r >-dly Hi catnoii. wKpFWohTit w. a. BAeataroeß. CRIUGE, WADSWORTH A CO., MuTia&cfnrrrs of Patent Oscillating Engines AND Portalile Engines and Boilers of all Sites, PITTSBURGH, PA. Noßta Ewn of to* AQOanrr?. mvlO.ly ALI.L«iUE.SY CITY M O OR HEAD & C O MAttUTiCTCaEtn Of A'nifr/riin, Plaiu and Corrugated, gai,vanize:d selekt iroist. For Roofing, tlntWina, Spuotluc. 4c- Ar/cnt* for IpMxi'a Patent Imitation Ilmtla Sheet Iron. 33^Warwhoiu«.*—A'.». 130 Fo rt tSrrrt, ISttiburok. nir27:ly.l A. . Ij V O N S . (Succ«or tv A. Lyons * Co ) KAXLTACTU&Ca Of LOOKING GLASS* PICTURE FRAMES, AND DEALER IN . VjAltinrTY GOODS, Ko. 138 Wood Sl«, Pittaburch, Pa, Mhdtr COLTAKT. sou li.uTfrtcnjKua or HUGHE’S PATENT ATMOSPHERIC FOBGE ASB TEIP IUMEUS. HAMMERS of tho following aiic» 4e., liivintu t»r«li*n >'«. 1. UU : in. full Wow, aoos lilt. Prie* % S.V>. “ 2, “ !> “ *• “ , SiSiM •- ** 4>*. “ 3. ** 12 - •• “ new “ - ww. ~ 4. L» '• - •• £rf>ss “ “ Skin. •• " ** 4it«> •• “ iu*i. . ** 6. “1U “ - •• OCul " “ i,W. *jr Onlvrt folteitwl. For i«rt(caUr* ndtlruu * MOKKI.h A COLTAUT, l'lrrsiicfccu, l‘i. WltlUM HAKXJtIU. _ JiUD M. etCfcU WILLIAM DARNIULI. A. CO., 61 Penn gt., l>elow Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa. STEAM BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET Iron IVnrkcn, Mannfiirtnivr* of Barnhill's Patent BoiW, Locomotjv<s Ytued and Cytlndi r Ouitens Chimneys, Brdcben, rire Dr<t, }>tc«»fn llpr*, CoadAitw'ra, Sait Pnim, £iiK*r Ihuu, lnm Boats. etc. Alvj, UUckssiHW VTotk, Bridge »nd Viaduct In-iio, donr at the tboirmt no tice, Ail order* from a dtclhoc* promptly attended to. j4£i P«n* Cotton Mills, t*lttst»nrgl». Kennedy, ciulds a co.. manufac- TUKKIUI «»r Penn A No. I lif«ry *-l blteenuiw Cxri>ct Cham of si I colon sad ahsd»-a. Cotton Twiu*\ '• B*d Umli; M Pluogh Linra mid sa»h Cool; , “ Rope uf at) cizaa anddcecnptiocis * •sMbeivr* leQ at th« Hardware Store ol L-izan, Wit*.* tt'u. 131 Wood etrrot. will have attention. y-'ib ly JAMES IRWIN, MA.M'fACTUIUK OF ETIIKR; Sulphuric Acid; Street Spirit* of NUru, Nitric AUJ; H oilman’* Anodyne; MurkUic Arid; i HT; Nitivu* do. * Fowler'* S*JcUuu; n,y3 Uaj lw Lund at Join. Irwin A U~ Water alrwl PKIUtIN & JOHNSON, MAMirACTUUKUS AND DBALRRS IN WE. CIIILDS A CO*a PATEXTfcF.LAS • TIC FI IK AM) WATBK-IMIOOP CKMKNT Wtftn.NO. l.tC TRfhb Sr**rr. PiMalmixti. Pa. W 11.1.1 AM'Ta'TK <b NON , PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. lu _E.«nrtl» otr,-*-t. I'UI-litncb. »n-l F*«l»r»I »ir--i t. au-l*»- liCTrUi Kiccliflor Itnll, Ailecheny. ‘CA~bt.*ry uf f-i Water, o*4 aod Etiuin. r>.iCl:ly JOllh CAMPUKLL, B MA N U V A C T u R K R OF BOOTSl^“ ■n-1 Plli »tCr* ut "»-»y d-«criHt‘.<>ii. N«. A* (*tu>lnU»lJ .•fFutnituii I? u >• n i I u rr*, F u rln i l u ri< - WttOLKSALK AND iIKTAIL. 11. r.DECRAFP, HI BOIVT-RT, (Wholesale Ware Iloaee,) ' and 460 PEARL. St., (UeialJ Store,) SEW YORK- .Bam’i.b. no iu.-uoi. OS' lull* <‘f Teeoty-Fi»e Dullar? Retaile>l atWhnlee.il* PrrCM at Ibr Ik.irrry tlofe. Jionewoo(l, MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT PARLOR FURNITURE, la Brorabdle, Delaine and Plo«h. C-iue tnat and reiamua Furniture In great Variety. Alan, E\Aittl.F.D CHAMUEn'PVRXnTKE lu setts from 923 to 9100, Sprivo. Cculed Hair, Moss and Wualebos* MA'r'riiKSsrce, A lax, Pralhar Bclaan-t n*-ddiog. Patent Prcmlnnj Hefa Ml strati*, a nil Fat-tit geif-Rocking Crodli-*. Dealer* «UI flud at Um al«Tu (be- Wrgeat and t«ret ii»»i)itm<-nt ol any eabiblishtuent In New York, and can buy _nlih»r at wliolnul* or retail, ch-yper than at any oilier ln-ufetiii the* e»iy. an£U2md » J AMKH W. WOUDWKLL. FURNITURE AND CHAIRS. WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL, Hnibracitig every *tyk of :E*TTRI«TIXTT»B, ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT. Suitable for PARLIR3, CUAMURHS AND DINING RUOMi, Kqual to any in NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, LOWER PRICES . *»*Et -ry article made by band and Warranted."6^ CABINKT MAKERS Snpplie.l with any rjnantity of FURNITUUB aod CHAIRS, on reamiuahlo term*. IKITRLA AND STKAUROATS FerDisliMl hi the •h-irlutt notice. Warbuooms, Nos. 77 asd 7tf Thiro Strrrt, mrtiaitf rrrrjwckGii, ea. T. B. YODIVG * CO., YUUNITUBE AND CHAIRS Of Every Description. FACTORY — F*drml U'tcttft Wylie end I> nn*. Avenue Wuehonie--Nos. 18. A4O tmitbficld SL, STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—Wo are coixtautiy manufoettuing STKAMBOAT CABIN FUHNITtJILh and CILAIH3, aod Invite the atleotioo of tlioen ln far&Dhlng hoau. •eSkdAwT T. B. YOUNG * 00. SUNDKIES—3O bbln. Silver Springs Extra Family Flour 13 eackn Teon. Wheat; 2xaacka Flazoerd; 3 lutck* Feather*, sow landlDg fmm iuwn'l Gloowiio<l for Bnlehy_ ju» ISAIAH DICKKY A C0 1 _ OH BACON SHOULDERS; &\j 10.000 do do Hama; 5,0u0 do do Bidea; ‘iD tea. S. C. Ham*, Jijit rac’d and for *nl« by jr*J T. LITTLE k CO ITIRESH FAMILY - !!UTTER rcceivod daily j jkt Kxprem, in kegs and backet*, put up at .the beat UairW In Ohio, for Rate, whoh sain anil rotall. by JrZi RIDDLB, WIUTS k CO.. )U LiUirty atnrt. P It Mf CITiLDKKNS r l) A HES, , l\ a !Ufc]Ui«, Cotlaca, Sk-eve*, Shirt lioaoma, Ac. Tbe bv«t wronmeat lu the city juitrec'd. Pirate call aod tut, them. Jcll iUwF a HAXSON LOVE. 74 Market *t. MIfDICINE CHESTS—I have jast opened a very fine lot af Medicine Chrvta, which wi,[ lx. fill ed a* they are ordered, With the purest of amdldae*. Tboan ttlihinz an article In title line ibontd call and examine toy •u<k before purchaalngclaewhere. JOS. FLKMINO, ju‘42 corner Dlamoad and Market street. F“ ISU.—SO bbls and 50 bif bbU new No. 3 Mackerel, •JO bbl* Dallimore Herring;, 230 do Halifax do. 51) do and 60k1tt* 1, > and 3 Hackml, t 0 do Lake Fish, in store and for aalo by J. B. CANFIELD. fXiO STEAMBOAT MEN.—Wo wiU mU JL ousMshth of thoiplendldparaeugcr packet METROP OLIS, very low aod on ea*r term*. joy inTcncocg, mcCrfary a co. S~ TORAGE TO LET—Two lai gc dry Col lar* and Second and Third fioon, on favorable terms. . Inquire of HITCHCOCK, UcC&fiKKY A CO - Jel No. 1228eCTBd and lt3 Front rtrwdA OA BXS. WOOD’S PEARL STARCH in V v atore and tor aalo by . B. L. FAHNESTOCK ICO., tnyT Ka 80, corner Wood and Poona ata. LAIR & WYETH’S CiIEMIOAL FOOD. Another supply redd thU day, tor a«l*,whalp**J»and retail, by Jul 3 JOS. PUtMINQ. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUH—IOO sks Tenn p«tiA Family Floor la etoie and tor nia by .j„i KOMfoT DICKEY, at, ooarWcoA. iTRAEAMILY FLOUR-300 bbl9.*chcico whit* wbtat Extra Family Floor for aala by .„.0 McBANEA ANJB&, 124 Seoond at., T« JABS PRIME BUTTER 7 - v .A \J a Y»| wtJ , . do Wdaadtevdabr v , . BHBTFia*ttMroßiH,; t* HO«dl»i>so»SflN VjQro»lfci»Wfcpg^dtot4wp«^qto^JwWeM PITTSBURGH ' ' GAZETTE. pttslnirgj) (6;mitc. PUBLISHED DAILY AND WKElfll.Y 11Y a. riddle & go., nrta strut. *nor* EXitantui. j Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Oazotte.] PORTI.AM), Me., Aug. Ed* Gnsctu: Since last I dropped you a liro 1 have made a short tea voyajje of noma 200 mile?, and havo been, therefore, unable to be morn punctual in my correspondence. A voyago »| such extent presents few incidents of interest worthy of record. The breaking of wares on long lines of bleak nod iron-bound const, the rolling of tho rcitloia ocean, tho flight or white-winged ahips before tho gale these and other little matters havo Icon so often do scribed by more graphic pens that tho reader would weary over them from mine. ot omjseea much, in even so short a voyage, which, could they bo trans ferred properly to tho printed page, would csciio various emotions. Sca-cickness ii one of tho invari able concomitants of eeen a short Atlantic trip, whioh to ono not at all effected by tho uneasy mo tion of a steamer, presents some ludiorous phases. You will first hear the victim boasting that “on hi* last trip ho was perfectly well, and that if it should not bo very rongh be is sure he will not bo sick on tho present occasiou.” Ho is sure that be feels well, that he enjoys a good appetite, that the motion uf the vessel is not nl all disagreeable. Just hero an uncommonly largo wave strikes us under tho quar ter, bnnfts in a torrent of spray and foam over the cabin deck, and sends- all movable things flying hither and yon. Tho man who does not intend to be sea-sick remarks, as we sink down ioto tho trough of the sea, that “tho nir of the cabin seems to be rathor close, and the sen growing rougher os wo get out upon it. Ho thinks ho will take a turn on deck." Ilut he finds himself quite unablo to stand up by this time. He seizes a stanchion to leeward, looks up at the scud and down and abroad at tho stormy ocean, heaving and sinking in long regular swells, shudders slightly, sinks hU chin into his cravat and tries to whittle. Ho is uot quite sure at this juncture that “he may not get s« a-sick if there is a much heavier sea.” At this moment the colored gentleman who presides in the culinary de partment announces supper. The mun who i« not quite sate ho will not bo sea-sick takes a hurrkxi glance at tho rook, and as If the savory odor of roast meats'which the colored individual brought with him was an ofTunee to propriety, cye« tho poor chan with disgust, and looks again studiously forth upon tho »c:u Tho vessel shifts her course a point or two ; she lie* a little more uneasily upon the bosom of tho deep, and all hope.and confidence at once forsaking the man who didn't intend to bo sea sick, away g es to tho fathomless depths, to tho home of tho telegraphic wire, all that pertained to the din ner. Alai! where now is his ambition ! he lies prone, he is helped to a lounge' in the cabin ; he would not have modo any very serious objection it ho had boon helped overboard. He is sea-sick, beyond a doubt. The case is told in general term*. Who that has made atrip on the ocean has not sven it reduced to actual practice in scores of case*. Ilcside* these there are scenes on tho ocean of great beauty. As wo railed and steamed by the eievun hills of Mount Desert on the evening ut the 20th, the son was ju»t retting behind them. Their purple shadows were throws ler seaward over tbo smoothly rolling billow* which were gradually sub siding after tlTo storm of tbo day before. The cloud* gathered from the descending orb a hue uf gold gradually fading into a puler tiot a* it mounted to wards the zenith. Each color war reflected in the sua, and we seemed to swing in a hollow globe of gold. The gibbous moon had risen already out of the far world of waters, and rbo 1 her silvery path over the whole flood to where wo rolled upon (he billows. As night cJtuo on and tho sky in the west faded Sud changed to black, all along the friendly coast, light after light blossomed out from reef and headland, and across the northern horizon the aurora shot op its spires of silvery light, dancing and flash ing in a thousand fantastic shapes. The «ren» u.w so beautiful that it drew exclamations of delight Irotu all, even from those who were aceiL-Limc-i to mk-!i exhibitions of tb» |>ower of the Creator. speaking of voyages reminds one cf ship*. There nro none building in this Ftr.to at present. Tbo business of ship-building i* prostrate. <>na sural) brig has been launched at this port during tho present season, but she has not jot l*ccn rigged, although she ha* l«ro lying an idle bulk in tbt« hnrl-or for tw>> months, fshe disastrous efleet of this upon a S;aU' which stands first in commercial important, r.uj be imagined. The axe of lht» lumberman i* idle, uo.t flaw iniils are a» usebsa as iioQ tmUi iu i’ciiu-y ra lla. ¥■<□ will remember that one measure u! tbo administration in the last Congress, and one u'hieb pasre-l the Senate, was a bill fi r the repeal ul tho f.*hiog boun'v and another to flimu! ibo navigation »et. Ttio la'it-r would upon all oar port*, without restriction, to tareign bottom* »u.I reader useless the tuildin- of Tiic •-ro-.i i - of the “UaccMM?#" against mtrreijta ««f tbo Free Slates is bitter and unmitigated. Tbs New England people feul deeply tbo fact ilrnt they *r« mark'd and singled out by this equatidorinc and sbstneln** administration, and that every indignity and wroup that c .it, he. will ho heaped ujw.„ They »re ready for it. Tho only m tbi« rotate, a? far aa l can learn, who pretend to uphold ibid old Mr. buck, are a few ‘lc-jti.ito "id chnp>. nioH "f whom, like Mr. Buchanan have been Federalist*. They have generally reojivr.J the < ffices. Pcihaps we alight except Mr. CliCord. win. 1* one «>f the Judges, .you know. Mr. H. h.i* iu this case succeeded in nx wonderful a metamvrpbosi* as any that f>vid cclates, and of a third rate coun try Uwyi-r, be has made a first rate United State; Judge. In the days of Chief Justice Marthali mil-Ii n thing would not have In-eu octisidercd po?»jMe.— It may therefore U* #md that what tho government has lust stDcu his tirno in available talent, it has made up lu skill a la Signor iliilz. Yet notwithstanding the fact I huvo tnentioned above, to-wit t that the adminUtration hasinulatAd 1 and is carrying on a crusade against the wboln of' New England because uf their opposition toil at the ballot box, it still labors, it siillelfugglct to keep up its organization, and boasts oven here uf it* ability to succeed. It is alleged that tbo party has catered into a secret organization and that it U working like the mole, tinder ground. Tb« only way you nro able t<> discover where it is, U by the pile <>t dirt left where it went in and where it catno out. Senator Dari*, tbo great Corypheus of tho duunicmbtA of Mississippi, the man who <>n all occasion* in tho Senate has been moot unsparing in hi* denunciations of Yankee#, fanatics, abolitionist*, and all that, has been made political pro-comml uf Maine. lio cornea here for his health Wherefore, then, has bo taken it upoo him to slump the ouly district in tho Suit which is at all doubtful, (the Sixthj a* i* acknow ledged even by tho 1oco(ucoa. Tbo learned LL. I>. Davis said in bi* speech here the other night if they would give the Democracy only ono member from • Maine,-tho Congress would not repeal the fishing bounty ! Just os if be could cheat this pooplc again into voting against their convictions by any such de claration*. Tbo Republican party in this Flatn i.« thoroughly organized and bent upon another splcn did victory. All that is needed In Pennsylvania is a similar spirit and similar facilities for bringing its expression out of the ballot-box. The nominees for Congress are tbo same as lost year, with the excep tion of the first and second districts. Daniel E. .Somes is to bo chosen to fill the place of Uon. John M. Wood, who declined are-election, and in the sec ond, J. J. Perry, in pllce uf C. J. (jilinan. In the other districts the candidates are ritepben C. Foster, Ezra R. French, I. I. Waahbume and Freeman 11. Morse. The two latter names In this Slate are as sociated with all that is brave and gallant—charac ters purchased by long and, tried service. The other candidates ore worthy gentlemen whokavo boon true and faithful, and who havo won their way to high places in the regard of n sober, industrious and hardy people. Against such men a leader of the Mississippi disunion aud slave trade party can have bat small effect. Whatever ho might have under sumo circumstances will lie mun. teracted. The documents are in thu tho people and that most excellent man, Hon, wm. p. Fessenden, will be prepared to mcot Senator Davis on every stump in the State as ho did meet him and sileneo him cn tho floor of the Seuate. I think there is probably not a gentleman in tho six Now England States to-day, whose itsmo stands as high with tho people as Senator Fessenden's. Ills rnrepowerß, his spotless reputation,bis gallant defence of tbe.ConsuLu tion and the Republican party oq all proper occasions, his bearing “in his groat office,” bis untiring de votion to tbo causo be boa espoused, all mark £im for what by common consent bp bos become in ami out of the Senate—ana of Che chief pillars aud shining lights of the great Republican party. It ix not impossible that he may bo presented >u oar stan dard hearer in tho groat hfttllo of l SCO. Under what leader would we more willingly rally ? A few days since Scnntor Davis, in ono of Uncle Sam’s cutlers mado a trip down tbo harbor, au<l in spected tho great wharves built for the Leviathan, the light house that guides the way into this spacious harbor and tho whole system of forts and defences built and to be built as bulwarks In time of war. Your correspondent happened to be oq that some day making an excursion among the islands, and met thu cutter At several turns. Is it'Dot dangerous to havu this man who shakes fire and thunder from his ambro sial locks, who’ran as candidate for Governor on the dif-unloh ticket In Mississippi, thus getting plans of the coast of a “hostile” State J Does Senator Genoral Davis, intend to load tho chivalry of Mississippi against these hateful yankecs in case a Republican Prosidat is elected In I 860! Does he. nor intend to come on this coast-wlth a fleet of Mississippi steam boats (on aomecalm day) and landing ail the re pudiating chivalry of the repudiating Stato, among the fearful yankecs, subdue this Staio to the consti tution as understood and interpreted by J. Buchanan! As you are at m* moment in the native State of J. B. can you not find out from some of his friends or relatives, if any he has, what ho thinks of the pros pect of tho dissolution of the Union with such a dangerous chap as the great disunion, slave trade, national democratic Senator, taking tho guago and dimensions of tho coast of a Republican Slate through a spy glass ? These are some of tho inci dents which will weigh in thegcneral battle that looms on the horizon of 1860. We trust tho national democ racy trill look well to Senator Daria that ho is ionnd and fit for the Charleston Convention as he intends to make a descent upon all dough faces from that commanding place in,due time e. Why should forty thousand people la a Terri tory be allowed a representation in Congress of one Representative and two Senators, when ninety thousand people in Hamilton cbontynro permitted to hare only one member of the House of Representatives T—G&» Enq. ; Why didh*! yon tMnk df that when you and yonrfriendswere so exceedingly anxious to hdtve Kaasasbfbught latath# TTnlon under thh Le*' A Just asp TTasdpomr TitinrTE. —The follow ing is from the Albany Eveuing Journal in re lation fo tho rumor affecting the National In telligencer. it is eVerj-word true and does honor to the noble impulses which live in the heart of the veteran editor of the Albany Journal: We too most ‘•iiuvrely hope that this report is unfounded; or, that, if any ouch results is apprehended, means may be taken immediately to avert the necessity. The country conld ‘*bet ler spare” any other of its journals. The “Na tional Intelligencer” has rendered too much goodyservice to. be allowed even to languish, and certiSnly not to did In eiorm and sunshine, fair weather and foul, prosperity and adversity, peace and war, the National lnteliigenccr has stood faithful watch over u.c interests and hon or of Republic. In seasons of trial and daugei it novor gavo an uncertain sound or burned afal.-u light. Its Ilag has ever been as distinctly national as that, of tho Stars and Stripes. It has not only be como a Household Word, but an institution ntnoDg us. The idea that the “National Intelli gencer” should not outlivoils venerable editors, had never occurred 'to our minds. And now that its embarrasuicots are known, steps should, and we doubt not will bo taken, to furnish such “material aid” ns will drive the wolf from their door.” It would ben reproach to tho intelli gence and liberality of this great nation to al low its leading, most enlightened and oMe9t public journal to be discontinued for lack of patronage. A FaioiiTrt L tragedy look place on tho 21st lust. A Bohemian carpenter named John Ne bayal, arrived in Chicago aboat four woeks ago, with his family—a wife, p daughter, seven years old and an iDfani—and took rooms in the rear of a tenant building. Tho infant died on the 2flih, ami the father set to work next day to tnuko its coffin. About eleven o’clock he went to the room where the dead child and tbeliviug daughter were, having in his hand the heavy post axe ho bad been using while at work. The mother beard heavy blows, and ran in time to sco hitn draw tho weapon from tho cloven skull of his only child. She gave the alarm—ho drop ped thv axe, escaped down IhoWairv, and start- ed out of the city towards.the prairies, was overtaken, and after a hcariug was committed Tbo uufurtunale nuswer for the niurder. mother, rendered ulinost insane, ruu down to the lake and attempted to drown herself, but was prevented. ' The family were -poor, but not in want. The father had failed to obulu employ ment, and wa3 probably nearly insane in conse quence. : A PLUtsiNT Wins to mvu With.—ln investi gation of the Valley Falls poisoning case, ono of tho witnesses testified that three or fourycant ago Mrs. Bindley intimated to her hofr she could dispose of her husband. Tho following was Mrs. Stubley’s (then Mrs. Jones) advice : “Mrs. Jones then said *i would not bear it; be i? not able to do anything, and if you are in danger, why do you put up with it ? give him something to still him down, and don’t let your right hand know what your left hand doetb.— I ntvfr Ut m<j njhi hand kno*c what the left one don’t : by this course i could get along very well. Give Uun somelliing that would still him down, you would mil he plagued with him but a little while —for it i- nohoJy's busiuSsa what we do. I ehouM never gel aloug so. If there are no friend* of his here, po much the better— there would be nobody to question you.’ I did nut nsk her what she mexut by ’ttillinj Aintfutcn.' The jury returned a vferdict to the effect that Mr. tfiudley came to his death from poison ad ministered by his wife, and a warrant was im mediately issued for her arrest. Dlei l Se\ SofvnrsGH.—Some persons arc F&r- prised al the e-totement that ihe water upon the telegraphic plateau between Trinity and Valenti* Bays is from two to three miles deep in its deep est parts, having been told that there it is com paratively shallow. A comparison of deep cea soundings wiil show that the idea of its t-hf»llow nc-sis vi-rreci, wheu measured by the almost ncredibie to which tho plnmmet hns r-een rent. Lieut. Berry min, in ]ssf>B, made u •ouudiug in (tie Atlantic Ocean -’>o.ooo feet in leptb. equal 111 n lutlo over 7‘ miles; and Oapl. Denham, of the British Navy, has obtained sounding* at the vast depth of 2RI feet, or about J-j English miles, i lie highest muuutaios tiponihi- globe might bo hurtcl intn thcie im mense ch.inn- .liul still le-ivi- >» vast ocean above ;Leir lui.fit [ lie pum lliniiiißyaa, that ivrrt.i;> all utb, i r ui >untalus, would be swallowed a.* nwky u-i the Alpy. The highest peak of the chaiu is only I’S, l'ii> feet abovo the sea level, and its summit might Wc submerged about three milvs ut the point of ('apt. I'euham'fl deepest eounJiiigs ’ , ri.K cJitor of tiio < 'iucintiikii I'nyutTfr says, that, if we are abon* returning 1o New England he would like a U,rk of our hair before we go or a wooden nutmeg after we get there, lie is welcttfne to our whole scalp if he has tho to lake it; and, if he will only send ns his head which now is of little use to himself or any body else, we will quintuple its present value by returning it to him in the Jorm of wooden um megs.—Lou. Jour. JHusical TIIK DALAXfK UF SIV SPRING STOCK iffm •• f¥?» PIANO FORCES, raoxrnt luvrucrtiHT or CII|CKF,UING A SONS, Boston, CONSISTING of sixteen of their Seven Oc taVr-Btiil «i* nL'l ntn' thiri Pluti-i KorW, Will Ik- op-'iii-il «u l itkilv far ••TiiiamalMD <m tIiLItSUAY, JUNK J,l. TAKR MYTtn: —.Tim Pimio Flirts ttjinurnetiin-J liy iJM.-ki-ritiK A S.rf)*, nr* t>.»t fiirtii*li«<i! t>v tbi-m t-niny otli*-r hot]>i- in iltivcity, *b<l till nrUi-rv tniist U. Knt nn-l jnir ciitut-r* atiri'tih.-d to tlir <ub>rril«-r. tiiu'tt ruvH GOLD AND SILVKIt MEDAIJ S U«Vi- lx—D snunli-l (t (JlU'KKlilXif t£ EOXS OVER ALL UU.MVETITORS, Por ?n|H.ri»ri(y in ibuir GJtANU i’AKLOK, GRAND *ml .•HjIiAKL IMANtiS. Tin* l«*tti-r from ItlUlsmhVl) TnALBBRO, Th«* orieimil niniinicr||>t of whloli c\o be *ren at Che wani n»>m*ot Ui-"uWril>wr, vtiplu to cotiriiiro *ny ouo ofthe fnpmoriiy ».f Ohicki-ring <k conn I’iaD l ' V«irt>-«: PiTTsnp*rtn, >Urdi 25, Ma. MKLi.oa r—IW Bir—>m.-e my arrival in Atovrica 1 tiio» CLiir.Uint I j HfVil lb** Piano* of Jlcn-ir*. Ctiickertng k son*, mid 1 mii noljr rrjn-jit to yon (wbit« tlianklnc'yon Hr ili*» liar.- bo kindly furoi»bo<l lor my cr>u cort* hfr.*.) itiHt wliieli l ti«vc mi often *«M l-cforf*: the In ut m met>t« urv tin* l>-*t ! hnv? >-ct»u In the United t-t&tre trad *ill coroparv litvorakly with any 1 huro over known. . Yonr-,vtry inily, 8. TilALllCl’.G, Th*s abvivo lot ot Plano*, In Addition to tboao in *tore, c*iniprt*f«iUl tli« Mtyte* mnDtiiaetttredbjr ChickoriußA Form. AM.TIIH PIANO Foltl'Cd autuulnciorc-.l by CHICK-- EUL.NO K SON A ■- A RE W A R H A N T £ D. JOHN 11. 91ELLOR, giilo AKrut & Sons for Pltuborgli und mu P«*uaAjlr*ntu. Jct'WlAwT MUSIC! “NEW~MUSIcr! CHARLOTTE lILUME, 11N WotxJ xtrort, tiujii-it roc'd, |vir cxpits.-, the following ii..w mimic: SiHer B|*riiitf P*-l>l,li-ii. ".nig nud cliorn*—uor-le by Geo. M.' Dowe, nnmlc by I, |i. Enicmio 2T» Down Aumtig the Ltlli-»—lor 3 voic< »—(sb>f«ir „40 TiicDblaiit Clilnnw—for :i toU-c!*—Glovrr <0 lie WH*t You tWtn T-> 11". 25 Fnre Then Well, *ud if Fon-vor—llytou—mnalc by Jaairs R. Phelps - _1 2i The Angels Tidd Me ft. 3 Jiy Coining Down the DuUicU Alvuilow 25 Tbo Rumou Why - CUsm May—D. Wood. 25 My Driuvst One *t Home ;i5 Hell* Anglalse—vnlac bhlllai.to ...25 ScblnmuireSbe (Slumber Sweetly) Sernudc 20 Dearest Home of Childhood 25 The Nlcbt Hello Gaty—Charles D*Alb.Tt 10 Oh a* Fair us Poets Dreaming (emu’ e t-cllo) trotn Lucre tin Borgia. 40 LevitliUu Wall* 25 Huugmiian Musk Galop 2R New Marcbca, Onloksteps. Wallrm, Vamtfone, recui»c«l at the “Old Katabllstnd llano Depot,” US Mood street, 2d d.v>r nlmv<- jth »tre-t. aul a'X’lfiiMWA'V’t* I*l AM Off. JUST RECEIVED—A lot of STEIMVaY a SON’S H' T iTlillTil CELEHRATEI) PIANOS.? | 9 ff|l Purchasers desirous of juneuilng uiie ><f these cntlTalleil Piano Fortes are re.jnrsted to inako early application, as the supply tali* far short ol the dcUiaa.l. 11. KLEBKit & DUO., No. M Fifth atrerf;. S*>!" Aaeots for flu-in way A Sons; aUo, for Nunn's A Clara's Pihiiim. . epiIALBERO’S PIANO COMROSITIONS. JL FanUite on ti’KHsl d’Anwre; Is» •• Don nominal*; Do “ Don Juan; - l»o “ Lucrella Borgia; r.„ u La Sotunambula; - > 1 Du “ Lea liugenoU; . D-i ” Maaaoldln; Do “ Moaes lu Egyph Do “ Home Sweet lloinet Do “ Last Rom of Summer; Romance, with variation* La TnrautcllA; J The Artof Slngtugipplied to tho PUuo.l* i«omber«- Jait recolved and fcraale at tbo Music Ptoro of iu/29 JOHN H. MKLLOIt,BI <E*l A'WOJITU Oi’ MU6IC FOK2S CENTS ,S? -»■ v-Ttti Gtsm A NTH* UlLODLii—This HtUe work coutains'&ll ihn words ivml tooaic of tho new and popular aJraoftiiß daj. The selection haa boon madn with care, giriiijf only those songs which in good sod popular. AU the best aoogs of J*. 0. Foster am eißhnwvd lo this col lection. A largu snprlr Juit rrwire<l and foraale at the >! otic t? ton? of (anloj pOHS U. MEM-Ott.Hl Wood at. ■p R £ s ii S U’ PP E Y OF THE fISS“GENTLE ANNIE MELODIST.*©2 Paid—-Plain, 20 fcoead, 25 Just roccirwl and fijr «aW by m 34 11. KLKOKHJfc HIM)., No. S3PUth |L g£ O u,W D SUP PL Y • Of XES. > ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SOHOTTISOH, XtottOripoptisrSehottbchof tbadiy.?- .v <* JirtwlFadHrffefJny * VOLUME LXXI-r-NPMBER 221 insurance. Merchants’ Insnrancc Co. ot Philadelphia. WM. t. PETTIT, Proat D. J. McCANN’, Secretary. Araouut of Capital Btock paid In and invested....s2oo,ooo 00 Fnrplui.—...—— 63,423 36 $263,428 36 Insures Cargo Risks on the Ohio and Mississippi River* and rribtitanc*. lusnrr* against lose or damage by Fire, also ngnitul th* jierils of tbo Sea, and Island Navigation and Transportation. nnucToa*. . . I* in. V. Petit, John 0. Montgomery, Jobs 51. Pomroy, D. J. McCann, E. F. Witmer, Rena GuDloo, Donj. L. Wooistcm, John A. Marshall, Charles B. Wright, John J. Pattcreon, El wood T. Pns«y. W3l. V. PETTIT. President, E. Y. WITSIKR, Vico President. DwioaT J. McCasw, Secretary. * axrxaxca. Belger, Lamb A Co., Philadelphia. Buck, alorgan A Stidfole; do. Truitt, Bro. A Co., do. Pomroy, Caldwell A Q&, do. A. T. Line A Co n - do. Etninraltx. Justice A do. PITTSBURGH OFFICE, No. UT WATER STREET'* anftdtf R. W. POINDEXTER, AgcnL Franklla Fir* Iniuranes Company of PHILADELPHIA rnuctoxs. Charles W. Bancker, Adolph R; Borin, George W. Richards, Samnel Grant, Thomas Hart, David S. Brown, Mvrdecai D. Lewis, Jacob IL Smitli, Tobias Wagner, Slorris Patterson. CHARLES N. BANCKF.R, Pretldabt. Casaiso G. BiscKiß, Cocretary. This Company continue* to make Insurance*, permanent or limited, on every description of properly in town and country, at rates as low aa are comslstcnt with security. The Company have reserved a Urge contingent fond, which, with tbelr Capital and Premiums, safely fnvoated, afford ample protection to the assured. The A*aola of theCoapaoj.oaJanoary lst,lS6l, as pub lished agreeably to the Act of Assembly, were as follow* vim— Mortgages ..4818,123 03 Real Estate 84,377 78 Temporary Lwtna- 83,006 17 Stocks 61,839.00 - Cub, Ac- ...... &L 346 S 1 4l Since their incorporation, a period of twenty-one yean, they have paid upwards of One MQlion, Four Hundred thousand Dollars Losses by fire, thereby affording evidence of tho advantages of Insurance, aa well as tbeir ability and diqositlon l<» mt*t with promptue** all liability-*. J. OAIIDNER COFFIN, Agout, a|d& OOce Bonthrut cor. Wood and Third si* Cunlinenlal lnsaraoce Company. Tnctrrj/oraUd bg tht Lejitlaiurt t.J JVniuylpuno*. with a PK II PUT UAL OQUTSII Ar.tborired Capital. One Million Dollar! ..$1,000,000 Bccur»d and Accunutlahrf 63L600 HOME OFFICE. As. 61 Wiihiut Strext, above Second, Philadelphia. Firo fusnracce on Buildings,Furniture, Merchandise, Ac. genraily. Murine Insurance on Cargoes and Freights, to all parts of the world. Inland Insurance on Goods, by Lakes, Rivers, Canals ami Land Carriages, to all parts of the Union, on the (natt farorohln terms, consistent with security. GEORGE W. COLLADAY, formerly Recorder of Deeds, Acl,. Philadelphia. Wfif. B 0 Will If*, formerly Register of Wills. JOHN N. COLEMAN, flits of Coleman A Smith, Importing Hardware and Cutlery Merchants, No. 21 North Third a bore Market, PhU*. JOSEPH OAT.flrmof Joseph Oat k Sgd,Coppersmiths, No. >2 Quarry «treet,?hlU. EDWARD V. MACHETTK, Arm of Maehette k Raignel, - Impeding Hardware MtrchaaU, Ko. 124 North Third ■trt«t,aU>«* Race, I'lilta. HOWARD UINCUMAN, Jimi of Livicgitoa k Co., Product! tod Commission Merchants, No. 218 Marketet- above Eighth, Phil*. GEORGE W. COLLADAT, President. “ 0»L*« VFtUjOS,Secretary. JOSHUA KOBINBON, Agcot. No. 24 yifth vtn«t .(np itaira.) nonungaiielK Iniifrancc Company, OF PITTSBURGH, Orncuu-JAMES A. HUTCHISON, Fn*J<ieat HENRY M. ATWOOD, Secretarj. Omca, No. 98 Warn Stxixt, BtU Intart Jyointi oil kiudt of Fir* and Morin* Ei ASSETS,'JfAY »)td, 1555: Stock Dop Rllla. payable oa dema&d, M«urc<l by tvo approved nam— - 'tvrciuiu .Nuta*. ....... IMlla 115 M.-rhatiira’lUnk Stock—ftet £»0 do JtiliK <>t I’UUbmgti do do ....... 40 d<> Lxi'hauif li&nk do do I<U d.. CitiKi'tu' do do do Uabutra of droooQta. 031c* Puroititc«. C*ali Wiu. B. Itolnirs, B»M. lUUrlt. Wb. Kea, Wm. A.Caidtrell, Wilson Miller. John MclJerut. Geo. A. Berry JsiscsA. lotchiauti HENRY M, ATWOOD, frec’y S. Clark. W’esHiwn Insuranoß Company OP PITTSBURGH. GEORGE DAR3IE, President. V. M. GORDON, Secretary. OKVrCR,N« -n ITklrr .tre»-U {Sptuj? A £Co.’s Warehouse.) up etAira. Pittsburgh. H'i/i /arutall i.-tnUi of Firr anti Marine Kukz .* Home institution wuinayed by IHrnAurt. %cho art well known in thr community, and who are dslsi-mitud. by prnrapfa.-ii and liberality, to maintain the character teJiicA tltey ha*# atrvmtd. a* offering the bait proUcUon to Uiose who dejtrt to bt tnsttrtd. ASSETS, OCTOBER 31, 1867. Btock Accounts $131,600 00 M<-rtgiu:« ..... «4®> 00 Bills Receivable ; 4,1C1 67 Office Furuitareu..—— 210 Oti Open Accounts™ -0,478 01 ... 14,841 46 Premium N0tae....,...,™,.,,,, „ 40448 60 Bills Discounted-.. 136,0ttl 73 Georgo Dame, U. Miller. Jr., J.W.BntW, Wm.;ilcllQjgbt, Nathaniel Uolnra, Alex. Nlmlck, % David M. Long, WiUUUi 11. Smith 0. W. Rlcketnon, Junes McAulcy, Alexander Sneer, Andrew Ackley, iiulO: g. M. QORDQS, g^y. Pittsburgh Lift, Fire and Marine ids. Co. - Office, No. 96 Water Street,' " PITTSBURGH, PA. - ' ROUT. GALWAY,.President. V. A. Risen vrt, ALEX. BRADLEY, Vice Prort. Aswlxw Examining Physician. This Company makes every Insurance utpcrtaiulnz to contacted with LIVE RISKS. , Also, acojnst Hull and Cargo Risks, ou tbe Olilo and Mtsoscrfppl riven and tributaries, tad Marine Risk geo vrally. And against Last or Daamgo by Fire. And against the Perils of tho Boa aud Inland &TigatloB and Tr*mi<ortatlon. PoikWissaul at die lowest rates consistent with safety all parties. Rol«rt Galway, Samuel McClurken. Joseph P. liaruun, .M. D-, John Scutt, James Marshall, Darid Richey, Jnuos W. Hallman, Cha*. Arbothuot, feUV—mygS-ly Alexander Bradley. Joaopb 8. Leech, John Fullerton. Natboo'g. ILirt, DnVtd 11. Chamber* WUUam Carr, Robert Q. Hartley, Joint 3TGIU, Tfac Great Western Fire and Sianoe ins. Go. OF PUILADKLTHIA. ,Yo. 403 Mou(, corner of ' Fourth Strttt. \ CHAM** mntOAL. AUTUOUIZKD CAPITAL- Capital palil tn Surplus, January Ist, 1559. .4600,00a .....$S3£OO 00 66,274 06 "— ll ■ 5y*.674 01 PISE /A'is(/}UiVC£»!>lDilt(d or P?rrvtml. SfAJHNEINSUEANCE, on Vessels, Cargo and Freights. INLAND INSURANCE by Kivent, Canals, Lake*and Lacil Carrlagr. , diucto&s: Gtmrloa 0. Lathrup, 1413 Walnut street. William lJ&rliug, 1610 l*Jre uiwt. Alsiander Whilldco, Merchant, 13 North Frwut lawc llaslobnrat, Attorney and Counsellor. JolmC. Hunter, Arm of Wright. Iltuiter *Oo. E- Tracy, firm of Tracy A Co, Goldsmith's TT»ir John It. McCurdy, firm or Jones, White k McOurdj Tboe. L.GUlespie, 2m of Qilleaple k Zeller. Ju. B. Smith, firm of Jas. B. Smith k Oo Hon. Henry M. Poller, office 2.7 Sdath XhirdstreeL John R. Vogdos, office corner of Berenth andfenurm Jamea Welcht, UteCashlrr Bank of Tion Allred Taylor, office Cairo City Property. Jon* J. Slocum, office 220 South Third etnec C. C. LATHHOh PiwiJeß t, i.Eins ormiohy, i „ ‘ ‘ vie rroui r Bt “ eh °®<».»wdi .l, r. JAMKd WHIG HT, Secretary asd'Troaiurer.' • 11. E. RXOIXA&DSON.Assistant Secretary. K.w.poiNbßnaß,Aß«.t, Ml 97 Water itrwt, Pittsburgh FIRS INBCEASCE, hir tin . Reliance fflnlnnl insurance Company ol PUILAPIIPUIA On Buildings, LliriU\lorivrjx’tn*l,slcrch am dine, Furniture Ac., in To«rn or Country. Office No. 308 Walnut Street. Oam u $177,020... Asms t2l2,4toB9. —lnrated as follows: First Mortgageon lei prosed CBj Property, worth doablr the lYnna. Railroad Co’s tJ per coot. Mortgage’Loaa, (30,000, cost 2&£00 00- Alleguony county 0 pcrceoLPenna. R. Bu Load- 10,000 00 I'e'iuujlTaoUllftltKMd Cu’iSlock-™ 4,(W0 00 Stoclroftbeßellsnc* Mutual Insurance C 0...... 19,160 00 St4>ck uf County Fire Insurance C0..._.„ 1.050 00 Scrip of Sundry Insurance C0mpea1r5......—476 00 JMl* Recelrsbla,. business paper. £3,711 £0 ISoob Accounts, accrued int*rMt,etc lO Cosb cu band and In Rank....... 10,063 30 ; -sat2ja& OLSM TLNGLXT, Preridnt. DHJSBTOBS. Samuel Bbpham. Robert Steen, WiUlom Motser, Bsaj.W.Tlagltr, j Marshall nm Z. Lothiop, Cbas.Ldaad, Jsijob T. Buntinc Smith Bowen, ■S&fcSSafir* J.OOOWIH.ipJt ’ Third 0Q& Wood streets Clem Tlnjcloy, Wm. D«tM a. Brown, C. 8 ter* aeon, John }L Worrell, U. kOraa,, RobertTuland, Mow* Job neon, C. 8. Wood, Jamw 3. Woodward, B. M. Feuiylvuit lon unset Cttspuy SBtmoa. Btr«• oSwtoiaL ' " “wtjilttuntau . A.i.Ombr, Roar SSito, iaStaJSJ’ J.P.IMMr, j. h!j3» "■ ■ -15®® .saSt >• aA.aiiaß, j . sSaiKSaiw.,., OF Pt Offlei Jl«* 68 Eureka Insurance Company of Pennsylfaiiia. Office Ho. 99 Waterst. Pittsburgh. Stock Docfßilla—payable on demand Red se cored byitwoapproredjTCtSftyW- Cash to Pittsburgh Trust Ooropnny.... C1380^7 Premium .Rj^&TsSO Bills BecHrabl© J5,W6,01 122 Sharesjltichange Bank Stock—cuat.. 6,560,00 W do Mechanics' Bank t?Uck— 6,49U,tTl 300 do Iron City Bank Ptock—ain't. pnjJ..~ 7,5*0,00 200 do Allrghriiy Bonk Stock— So do • ;6,0tX),U0 Book Accounts 13,260,01 J. H. Slioenborser, W.K. Nimlck, John A. Ca^gbey, 0. W. Batchelor, R D. Cochran, Jamee J. Bennett, Wm.J. Rodt. Fixvrr. Sec’y. 4 Delaware Mutual Safety laxnrucce Company, Incorporated by the IsgisLiturt XS33- Office, S. E. Comer Third and Walnutst*., " PHILADELPHIA. HAItINE IXSUHA XC£h oli Ymklo, Cuco,efiit fnldtl to all parts of the world. t&LAIfD on Goods, h*. lU**tu, Canals* to a)l H*ru of tho Buton. FIRE I2*SintA!iChiii on Mptchnadirw irvocrtHy/—’ sterna, Dwelling Ugum*, ac, Aueit of the Qmpany, h'av. hi. Bonds, kfortgnges, and Real 8atate........... 510 1,330 Philadelphia City, and other L0an5....... .... 137,01.1 iZO Stocklnßanka, jlailroad t InsuraaceO*.. 12,&08 OCT Bills JLeceinib10M~—.......920,3910.1 Cash on hand .. 35,89*4 OG Balances la hands of Agents, Ptaiclutns nn • Marine PoUdesreceutly issued, and ciit* .. or debtsdnethe Company...... 03,730 57 ‘ Snlwexiptloa Holes—. 100,000 Q 0 - x siaenoM - - WilliamMortio, j Jauu;* C. iiunti, • '• t K f.- Jo*#ph H. Snal, '• TluopliiJiiji'auTdJßji , . Edmund A.Soudoc, J Jwnc3{fr«j:iah\ •' : v-> * JoboC. Daria, TV'lllbun ;i.. ‘» JobolLl’paroso. J-l'.Venhtofi. ' Oeorg* O. r#lper, | ' Jemima I\ >: r rr. Edward Dariiciftnn, . taUiiiH I'.. .-tokcu, ’ -'-‘m Dr. R. M. Bnstou, | ilt-nry .•3^S William C. I.udvtig, ; Jiuun ii. McFnrU /:'*?■ Hugh Craijr, Tbnmae C. liana, ' 4 ' UpoiirerMcllTaln, Robert Enrtou, Jr;. CbarlM John Jt.{v-nii.ie p .f»iti«b , fc- , 11. Jooex Brooke, • D. T. Morgan, “ Jacob P.Joooa J.'C. Loffun, • m• »: JJlTlH.Pr.rrfd-MJt. . 0. HAXD, Vice FrcaMint ' Ilxxax LruiiM, Secretary. •p3:lytl—Jal3 Citliens’ Insurance Camp'jr of Pittslmrgbi’ ffJL BIQAt.RY, SAMUEL L MARSHALL, gacri.^ry. Offiu PI Water Sirut, Ulveen Jfor&t taul Wwd Hull MulCargu Hiatt* ua Uto Ohio AXiluMttr. I; •Utilppi Hirer*, sod Tributurk-*. Ffr*. Al«, ajfalh*i'T the peril* of the bc&iad lalaau Karigalkri £ii<l . Yrazurpcfti j Wo. Banlcj, Kaoißeliun, JW.'M. Cooper, Jai nrt, Jr., I*uac 1L I’etmock, 8. Harlwcph, C»pC. dusTl C. Vouuc, Ji22 John Cak* PhUndeiphia i’ire and Life INSURANCE 0 0 M P A N 7,' ' . No. 149 .Chesnut Street, * OPHBITB Iflß CUSTOM QOCSB. Will make all kinds of Itwurnijcs. i-ither IVrpoilst ot limited, on-e»*rj description of Property cr Uerchuodiw, •treasonable rates of premium. ROBERT. P. KINO, |*mMa-j5. M. W. BALDWIN, Vice dirkiom. | B. It. Co>», Ototps W. Brox* Joseph 8. Paul, John Clr.yton, B. Wilor. CWk* P.Hajc*, K. B. Ea & lUb, P. B. SaT>rj, 0. Bb«rmftn, £. J. Mtgargm, T. BLicz&c&n.Btfunurjr. .$140,000 IO . ;7,003 29 »,9M 11 3.03) 00 2,760 00 2,050 00 6.175 00 B>.'6ff 30 COO Hi 16,653 73 br.ady’s Vußiiisanio "'iiav&isT NEW BOOKS. CaNONBUUY HOUSE, by Q. \\\ M. lUTLe.Kprioe.XO ctx. ADA AKUNDEL •• *• •• “ '.j,/- OLIVIA, or this Maid 'of Uodot, ** >* u ,xfl «* CHARLEY FOX’S Ksiiuuki) si>ce tlon'ii OEORQE CHRISTY’S Joke Look. No. •>.... « TQRPATRIOTCRUISEIL by SylTauuiCcbb Jr..,. 1 £& •♦ THE MANIAC'S SECRET. - u TIIBMAIDoPTUSRANCHK.by Pr.J. H.RdMuooA!&' tfet»t trto of on receipt .if price. Witjiod. - FJitbSRiC A EE.AJ>tf, myOfr.Gmd v:a SUeer. S.Y. New books”at KENTOuysTsOti- Clair Street. Lectures tlelh’Brr-! bofjr* tbo Voting M-u’s Christian "£iio- ' elation in Lnodon, In 1358, price $l,OO. Our Pastor's Visit*, 40 cents. The It we for Riches, byArnott, iiOccnt*; Levs from Heaven fur Life on Karth. by Arnett or.Ulni tntfiona of i!u> Book'd Proverbs, sl,2ir Select Discour*** translated from iho French aid German. l»j Adolphe Monod, Krutnniachcr, Ac., tij*); Woman’s Life and Mission, by Adolph.- JOc. [aaCT $2.17,710 tt NnSt,.n?9S, bfttl. California Lift Illustrated; Life la (be Itinerancy; Life la the Laity, Public Adrcs»*-*,by Prof. Wlm!on, I*. D.- lUesam’s Miscellaneous Locum*: Ilibbard oa lonian; at* The True WotnAn; y* The Object of Life, aiXSSffi* ItNOT ' r '; JI » >'■» **r H“to. 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' jo2S*' MAN UPON THE SEA—Ol* a history of jiarrattvr*, explonlic’csAci ditcorerrT 1 irun ihe mtUmi to the present time: coapriiln/i deUlljJßecount of remarkable uneieut aatrellju modern, by Frank I}. Goodrich, wim nwrous IISiS Uou; In ouo Tolome, 8 mo. KaTaCU. •' 0 No. 6 a Wwkl s mt GET THE BEST WEBSTER'S UNA BUIDGKDQOAKTO WCTlONARY.cnntsJatmrt 10*1 Tixxa the matter focud in nay other Uoslish Dictionary compiled in this conntry. or any abridgement ol thl/worlr: *Gtoffrap\iaii Tabic ot Vi.ooo mom; lUuitrati*t Quota. fam*,aod other peculiarities and found la no « e JL wor ** 40 wrico of the atova recoiToi and for tale by' *J | h, READ, >8 Apollo Rolldlog. CASEY'S VOt. s—Pewisvlvania StateKor portx, vot. 20, containing caws deriOfrd ia Mu 'and Uctob«r terms, 1547, jut rac’d at Kay iCO’d Xo.S&WooA»try«i.;; TTAMPBELL’S lives of the - lord- »n<l keepers cf tic gr«t u-al orEnc-"' IAQd, from too aarMesttimeetiU tlio raign too coDTth,ta Boren T&U.iOco, eveond Araericon. 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