'''''''T..; ! ET'TDAILY:::vtTTsovRow.--T-GAZETTE ESTABLISHED IN' 1786. PITTSBURGH GAZETTE • PIIIILT,SITEILDAYIX AND WEEKLY Dti • WHITE'.& D. N. WIIITEL] . .. • [S OO. AMV4 liAltIlIT. ' Mrs ON rte %MM. were toot TV in* :tor, otncs • • TERMS:- • DA 114 -51‘ dollata per annum . , iambic half Truly I n ultanne , . • • • . IT K L da per annum. In advance, Cians will b. eoPalied ou llowing conditions,. • Yer 151iaThee Teezt. '''''''''' ''''' ca Twenty minas do • 00 The mange foratoth el nb to la, eddrtteed o one Peroont Wet Invariably In vance: No club patwre, , nn ."" 41, " ime vivito .netts the ibouT a renown'. RATES 'OF ADVERTISING:' c..qoaro, ulna or N.orval or Aot'i ...... o r.o • each ,addltlonif . o IL? • :on. ................... tai .1 wu ..... ....... . 1 three ...... ..... • as, 00 afro month ' 7 fi 00 R.l oo 00 Do fonr annoths 10 00• Dn months 11 01 • Do • twelve months. ............ IS Si Blanding Cams, (5 lines , . tea petal:X.2) 00 one dollar for aset add aal • D o . ~,,,,,,,,, t hangtehle al leaaller.(pee an num,) ended. or p.m 25 d) Tor each additional square, Inserted over one month, nod for eaen.ed ‘ utioual square Inserted under the yearly rate., ba Adr ll m eith ice: eraMlti exceeding a wain, and not over fifteen Wm. to be charge!! as lemma and a halt: poislishow not sog nma rnta)le for legal tadvv4timment. Wood the amount for their publication. Announcing etandidaten for of to be charged the mane • • Adyc , lineinettts not Marked on. the copy tbr a speniile,l noo.ber of Inanothsroc Will be coutirmed fill'forbidr and Pareentexactal accordingly: ' • - • ...,T.„ll , _ l ,ltalre of anoend adverlinns etrietly 11.1661 to iviza t . nr w ath 4l , bilionrs, antl en alLtegr r ogats n o t ; not Immediately msoctel':ltir their ore leagues., and all chums of advertisement., lo length' or obcr.i. , ro.a the Mulls eugaßed, !MI be charged at the usual rates. For all lauds. tranatent la:separately rendered, and mutat payment Is desired. r • All advertisement. t er charitable institutiora. Ore cont it W. 1 ., •eard, tornado. and other public meetings. and all polities] meetings and notices, to be charged tteirprim;, pay-, 1, able strictly In advent.. " Musing notion to be charmd fA rents. Death notices tweeted without gharge.nrdosi nted funeral Invitations or binary notion, and When so ennoaParded.to Peld Regular advertbers. and all oth.w. sending berrinalllliea ,' Mee, requlrlng,notices; dada:7.A to call attentiou to Palm. Soirees, Coucerta or AMY public anterpfinincll4, ate made for admittanos—all notice. pre 're h t:= ver notice designed to aill attention top rivate enterprise.. r i almtlated cr intioded.to. prnmote individual Interest, no only to inserted with, theunder standing that the MOW lo so' be:paid 10r. If Intended to be Inserted to thAknal column, woo rill'he charged at the rate of 10 cents Yer Nation or lia" notices to be charged triple Prima. Tavern tate'A g License P etition. $2 each. • bead Es e mad Auctionceig aulvertisemente not to be claseed under yearly rates, but allowed a diacoupt of ga i lI Z Y-three and one.third ger met front the amount - weenie Mt•vitPletrarr =LT ravels. Ono Rowe, throe Insertions • • 31 SO Do. awl, sialtiotallruertion-- ...... Al ADVOILLLOLLIONLY IN WOOLLY LLYYLL ()no &mare, (10 li ad nos-Jona t05erti0n....—....50 cents. 11.. *. eaeli ditional insertion 35 cents. AU transient advertisements to he paid In. advance. RATES OP - - N. LIOLIES S:, -.Ve. 67 Markrf at. Waren Third ;• PENNSYLVANIA.. 1 Dank of Pittsburgh- par Nzehanto, Bank of do.....part . , • iler. and 2.1.13111"11 of do-par Bankof Commerce- P. , : Bank of Korth A uterre . a-.6. na . '• Bank of I6ortlen Libertka.P. ! p.r i • Bank of Panylsania......par Bank of Fenn Township-. I Bank of thellnited States 1:2 I . Commercial hook of Pa-par Farmers' L 3lechanies' Ilk-par • Girard , Bank. AV ' Kensington Bank._..-. .. .. -par Mumfar- A Meek. Bani-atar '4l Mechanics' 8ank.......-.....par PA ' ltrri l l u silL ' it k -7.7.=rar r • Southway nank............-par Tradesman's Bank ...... .....-par Western Bank P., Bank of Chambariburgh- . , of Chester County-. Par i • Book of Danalll.,_-- r ,Par Bank of Del. Co., iTtee.. 4 ..... Bank of Germantown. P. 1 Bank of liettyshurgh....“ : 64 1 Bank of teurstown...-.... - Rank of 311ddlelown . .- .. -- .61 . Montgomery Co. Butit...-Par (A Bank of as North 66 umberland-par did Columbi Bank a Ilk k Bridge Co-par Doylestown Bank.-- .... ... par Easton Bank To. 64 • V rilß en' k iii7,lttO7k.t. 7 6-•pt. Farmers' Bk of Lancaster-par Farmers' Bank of F.e.llng.par Farm. Ilk of dehuilkill Co-par Far. a Dror. w.r...b.m. 34 Franklin Bk W.hingtem.p. Harrisburg Bank-. .... ..... 6,1 Honesdale Bank...-....-- .3 • laneaster 8ank.....-- •P. butraster County Bank.:..por Lebanon 8mk...-... . ..., . Pal 6ilners• Bank of l'otissitle ‘.: Itonotumbela Bank- turf Haut Brauer Bank---- t) Wyoming'. Bk, WilkeaLarre .6, York Bank-- ........ .......- .6i . Relief Not.-- ...... -..... '.6,,F, Ohio . State ... Branch at Akron. • do! Branch at Athena-- ...... dot 4 Branch at Brtdarport...— . Branch at Lldlitootha....-doi tor=h' .. Ctoveland....... do, h do; mach .t Barton-- .... do h Branch at Delawars........ do Branch at Colamboa...- do Itraneh at - nahtabcda-.—. do! Branch at :do . Branchat 31anolleld.— do I Branch at Branch at Machina/L.-- .da Branch at Waohington--• do I Branch at eadLo.--:.. do Bmoch at Lanmatar...... do - Broach at gtrabonolna..... 40,1 Branch at Mt. Tenon--; do'. Emack at Nat0ctrk...........: doll ranch stElprlownett..--. doLI ranch at Barlatta..:—... do T: Branch atdoLk Branch at ?It. Plc toant..“ do Branch at lancavlllar.-.—. do Branch at Branch at Plana do:' Branch at Portsmantb--. dot *Branch at Eat0n..... _....... Branch at !Monona. 010 1 Branch at Carahoota...— do Branch at 3Mad110n..... Branch at Wooater-..:-.. do . . ~Faxxn triMeehar/lea'Flank 3 .Ik , l n i7;nment titnek. bank • !lons.. Company 'State Bask. - 3 erica, Ttnarnt 6 Bli People. the People. Taranto o 5 liankrd Mantras'. 4 ..3 Ilk of V. Canada. Tomato 6 EASTERS racum.or : n Argiutrz.::=::3z . n Italtlana - e4„,- ~",. --par Inci WESTERS EXCLEASII Y... ...,.- 1 . ..LoutealUa In. GOL umis O ASDEPECIT. VALUE. , Donkloone, Spanish ' 16.00 I do - Pataiot-,......16,50 'Eagle, old, ... -............10,t0 timle r . e nxr :: ... ..... -....:32.29 PRICES , OP • STOCKS REP RTED FOIL TIIKTITTHBLII.GII GAZETTE, RY • A. WILKINS & CO. ,STOCK AND, EXCIIANGE BROKERS, No. 71 ForE TO STREET. antledltatee , • rannsgsals A 11*. Ye . f: - .;:te. Do. coup: litt.borgh : 0 1 , I. p. 15; 4 _ 5. .. eig . t1;!. 654 . 1a. . sisc egoeza. Bank of Pittanzegh-L lkiy,.gerehanteEwan lianufltazik ,ehnnge : Allegheny fazingii Pena atlzenTs.ru st sum. Monongateln Itrinne•-•;-» lit. (Ink Bt. • 8ridge...... ... Mind ft: Bridge- Northern Liberties.........: lillEsannpart . 110111LiNa. Pittsbi , Life luturanso.., 0 Western InsitninreCo_ Clasen.' insurnops C 0... Assminted Firemen's C 0... TZLIRIAPIL fiEbbllnb to Plttsbough, A Loulnllie— LalrA liorne's LW. 0000, ILACIVICATEJ,!' 112.5 - Pittsburgh OnWorks MonougabehvElsekystor.. YsuuuenTi ' L Ohio Penns. Itsilroad.... halt t Ohio Itsikrad Cleveland At Walls'lle R. D. Marla* Itslinsy,Dry Dock Fayette Managua • kris Canal lionds.tolD . dm Turtle Crook Plank Road An.. & Percleee PisoL Greensburg Turnpike Rd- . Chattier* Gust • hilontsota Pittsburgh St 1t05t0n........ . North &merles . ....... North Western Iron.. .... . . ..... rskts • Pittsburgh L HoSsi... 06000 Miveuturs...- Ideretunt Iloabgton- " Fn.,* ..V.7CCII/NOE AM) 1101 A. WILKINS , • trititad Sfalts Dusk Buildino Na.7l Toarth .414 rtirrsaqair, PA. VOREIGN and Domestic .Ss.change, Co in , p - Bank Note. and Land Warrants, lamest and add. Oelleatnne wade Ulnas; _had tb e Union dleananrad and loans m o d, Doo t And nA4 artl.lTalsedon. wt Hong lnca can on sepal a tniareet snowedash en or s nodded time. dec3 • . GEORGE E. ARNOLD Ss CO. • DEVAI,I RIS rxeu AIWE, COIN. mom Nom 2ro.fmrrth Wert. teppwit, eclbdiwT AWlrananctione at molt liberal nitea-Etr • 'PORTABLE TITABIII:,10 MACHINES AND SEPARATORS . • W . .... Aitli . „ A 1 , 0 7 E D. r t0: .4 be thoroughly built, .91,osit• Ehornlaron li a4; rilt-i,i4v., , „ , , vt..1%,..„..L. • trugh. The Thrashing 6 / a ehluee aretuntlful. .toed an d weed; me wily removed froteL'.fare to D 14. k led mei be uwd with equal unrenlenee In hero orl4.kt rook. •' ' r a g rune lighter. 'thrashes faster, or =du bettor VI01 . 1“ then 9,000 of them ere ftmr In um .h 2 the Western ,annany Nest of the Mountain., Mauro( them . s have thrashed from 60 .to /.00,000 bashed., each: end an i . through trial, they hare been recommended by. throe who wee them, to .., e se contpiete. and to work u well .14 SDI ha the werld.. . • The demealer . is .Iloot's Patent, and Geataebed to the '.Thresher and. patopletely separates the 'true end chaff 1 ' f the greln,and his glean entire aatisfectkm whenever t rled. . tor27l. y'r i . - la DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.--Noti . co Se 41—matrthehtti that-letters ' WV= A h Ats as,owart.ll omth Payette T el on damuW.. AU persons knonlog theemel," Imkbtod add aatste, are replanted to make immediate and all having slalom, to yroeent thattißußv i yiorwl . eatedk,r setthmast, SontbLYayetta Tornap. 00K HERE : Aboot3o aeOn of well im woo.' / 4 . 4 , 434 WIN Yrom the cur. And must be the mar la Bolus WSW, and IA offered at sa pa sow *struft• r SILOSISS WOODS, Seitt _ . .46 Market stmt. I S. MORRISON, ttornas and Counsel lay F . ourth,Pi lor at ism tts , b , Pt tomusesl to Stu. 41 Grant stzlet ussr urgh --- HALL, Attorney at Law, "Bake -4„, ll's Buildings," firm?. Amt. between Fourth and 11 anion we .l Alloy. aual-wlyT OBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at LT, IA EL LOUIS; No. f u i itOultElt,Tr Attorney at!tLaw— rEa,..aZtatub V. d rant strenta,opp.l he 9ollat - mr2tl r t r ) RAIG, Attorney at Law, New Castle, aet i tforns P altr6Z."&t . t4ti a aaT,EN HIIIII tpri smith; Krasner & Rainer H. Childs&Sni . Ln- Fran. It Ilson & 11. Lae. :TAMES J. KIJIIN, Attorney at Law, otice SUP Puurtb street. near Griot. Pittsburgh. Surs-dir i t..S t l T ' .. ALDl , N . : l G, a d o l i o n rney and Counsel itelerenena—A.lt. Lon= Slut & Stanton. folls-dly3* IZRAtiCISC.FLANEGIN,Attoiney tit, Law, N 0.170 Fourth street. Pittsburgh. lA, SPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law No. b'd blfth street, rittxburgla. BANKER AND 'BROKERS. rowasa CANY TIANUNce R RAMEK Lk - KARR, Bankers and Ex ese.es Makers, Dar Itid steal Gold and SIIY. and Not., negotiate loam on !teal Estate or Stock Seen. Ares , purchase Promlacory Xotes, and Time 11111. on East and 'Won. lit end Stocks on Commlulona Coll.:a -ttune made on all MIN.. the Union. (Mee corner of Third aud Wood street; directly opposite the St. Charles . • D. KING, Coin, Stoek aid Exchange Broker. Farah eltrrei-tlnys 81141 eons gtoCke on ninlsslem }l:change on Eastern elllet ,Pupplied st cur . rent rates: Collections made on tho West at Imerstrag Won tern_ Bank !totes Bought and Odd. 16,7CIMMt ttIYZA •1811C1 11000.1. •01. X. ILIA, 1111ALME11, IIANNA & Successota to In Mans A Co., Ilankert,ExcLamm Brokeramid alam In FaCeign and Domeatio ilachange. CertilleaMe of Deposit, Dank Nctes.,.d Sperle-N.W corner of Right and Third streets. Current Honey received on Depoatt. Right Chocks for sale. andreflections made on. nearly. all princi pal pointa of the Bolted States. Co ld The hlgliket Premium paid for Foreign and American oast, .Dud en eqnslosments of Produce. shined east, on liberal terms. WY. n. 1 / 1 1.111/IN. ... ..... , ... J. IL SI I VAT. .Fsehange ................ dO., .. ortll East ............ and ogt .0 Third streeta, Pittshargl, All trauratetlona made on liberal term., and eollustions promptly attrudrd to. & CO., Exchange BrOkers, No. 75 Fourth atrrat. op:walls the Rank or Pill* LLLiirgb. All truusadlons at Gloat rates. jTIO vM. LA.RIIEB., J Banker and Bro ker, ith strutt, uljdintnlng the Crank LIT Pittsburgh. DISCOUNT. eeee ITODIES & SON, Dealers in Foreign . and Iknorstle Bine ot larlusege. ernMaar, IA; De- Dona, P..* tinter nud byteir, tie. 00 Slert,t atrurt. Pdto burgh. trir - liollectlous made on all the tainelpet titles thrum:bout the 1:olted State. PllTStirloll 6121112, ET SONS, Brokers. and l'uura P-240tryle inrenrh t :Vents.-- do Drench at Notamato. do City Jiart Cloclunati. wn .. do Commercial do Franklin Bank da 'Lafayette Bank ' do Ina& Trust Co.. do Werth= Ecterve !lank-. do Rank of I'n'tUlTit'lcii.c(ros.6.- 1 AN rohent Boot NEW WU{ . New 'Tork . City.... ... 7 2L. 3.IeCLURG, Dealer in Fine Teas, Choke Family tiro/vele, Wooden and WhionWare, corner or Worst and :dub :Streets. Is non remising • large assortment of Fresh Gnat.. to addition to his &heady ex tensive steeds Phrebased from nrst hands In the Ilastena markets. 'which will be sold at the lowest market prices. Air lintels, Steamboats, and , Ikanllles, buytdg by the dussitity., supplied at ahnieseile rides. Oaf Donde delivered In the city free of charge. spill A A. I\I'BANE, Commission and For lA..'warding. Merchants, dealers in Wool and Prednei , genenallyi also. Pittsburgh Nanufschares, Nall4. Dervrad „street. Pittsburgh. apildf.s3 rl WELLS it . CO., Commission 3ferehanM vu. and Wholersde Dealers In Bann, Fish. Flour. Dried Fruit and Counts, Produ , o generaliy. No. P. Liberty street, enrativereist Ron, Pittsburgh. I sothYb3 1 - S. LEECH, McALPIN & Whole *, sale Grows, and Dealers in Provision, Metals and Pitts . burgh Nanufssetures, 242. and 211.1.1terty street, Pitteddirgh. CountrMAUYy LAB. 7- Lalflmom lur All .4".1.4../".a.:7'"'" RitMlll nk of the Valley - Bank of Vs— itiot onond F.. hank, V., Norfolk " Flamers' Ilk of Virgin]. " Merrhantra Merhatank " North Western' Ronk.— " . . . Branebe, NORTH CAROLINA." Pant of Cop, Fear .. Rook ef Rt. of N.-Carelra 2 Cow. Rank. Wilmington. -2 3lerebanto'Bk.Neeburn, 2 ROL7II. CAROLINA. Martha St.Of S.Carolltm Wnkof F..auth Carolina. 2 Y.1,11 . 0,f Olt.= . ... . ... .... TIZEDIIIci.. FreILBERT & WholePaleGro <vm 4404=ift- Dealers, folls - aralog And tlans elmats, No. El 'Sod street, 17ttsborgli hams. liberal sash advances soosents. All:oods IrdesireatlS funk or Charleston..:._. 2 Planters'k. Median's' Bt 2 1007. AORMY • .1 1- EOM SON Sc CO., Wholepale Grocerp, 1 5 i i i be zt r t . "elt i lm i, : r 11: 1, COISIMISB101: 1 Men.banlt l iTp. , WPItIN(;EIt successor to S. w. 7LtILDIAL6II. Cnmmbvlrm d Forwarding Wenn:Lot. Dealer to Word and Praluro generally. No. 14., }lo,t st...d 116 Fecund at.. Pittsburgh. ' pr K . EN 0 ' . 1)1t 1, 1 , a, ,... fa;,..,mi,a,,r,,(ltitnj ant .tani: arebouse. N 0....." Wood rtructildttsburttb. Particular Attentl. raid do Forwarding lierchandiu. 104.1 e.. 1 44.12c11 . 01 fir tale. No ognuection, or preference for Wats ur any description. Orders pr.:LAD-attended to. Instruellona aid, in all amt. le Imp/Fitly oheyed. .'lour nosiness respectfully soted; anal pledge my aelf to nee every exertion to your netalf. [la Au of [lank ofgu lus. E,lfi'g Co till, of Bra nwlek.l • TEN F , I 4 EE. Alleolrent Ban 5 Ilt erKoatasekr,Lonlaio 11k. of Lonisy'r.Thurstnn •" 1 INcrthern.likofK.mturty iSuathern Ilk off:will:wk.,- " .HISSOCRI. 'Ck of Slit* JLLINOIS. Fiat° Itank;nili 1-iiieboo 5 , 3 I ng , ./t of 75 MEM E=EMN=I ..b.JONES, Poi-wanting and Commis don Meicitauts, Dealers le Produce sad Pittsburgh aotactured Articles, Causl fleshy war tereuth rtreet, Pittsburgh.., A. A...ntaur..— - - , WY P. JONES. fIRAItDY, JONES & CO., Suebeimors to ATWOOD. JONE.I4 k CO- Commiss:on and Forstartl- Pittibng .Ic:chan i, ts, littalers in Pittsburgh 31anufseturedGocnis. urg ttioW. POINDEXTER, Conunission and ihre'reding Ilan* and ~tor the parchaie 'and - Sala o U. Western Produce. ]eon. Nails, filsits. and the Ma nua:sum! Articles of Pittsburgh generally; CdlWater,and 64 Pruitt street, l'ittsbusah. Pa.. sepl6 - URB RI DOE . .. Wholesale ill Omen .daerunteel. Member* Not lleystei street. and MO nest neve. rlttobarsh. •41* erleitufurs..—. goverrin. " ,Ten Gulkitrs- ...... ...... . 1111EY, MATIIEWS CO.,WholesaltiGr it rs. Commistion and Forosnling Mora:anti, and gents er for Brighton Cotton Tom, 67 Water at., Pittsburgh, &A_NTELO, General Coliiinis. 4 114 don Merchants. Philadelnble. Mosel ',diemes made cm eeneLaeraeats of_Produce genera/Iy. jal7:y Witb.. 101LN WATT .& CO., Wholesale Grocers, ell • C0M111114 , 1013 31eathanby and Dealers In Predate, and IVitisbural Manufactures, No. '976 Liberty et., Pittibaruh. B. CANFIEL% late of Warren, Ohio, s tJcommnoen and Porwarding Merchant, and Whole raJrr in Western Reserve Cheese, Buttes Pot and Pearl Ash, and Western Produce , generally. 11 Aer Meet, ',between NmithfieldandWood. Pittsburgh. LITTLI . , ...............VIOLAS ISME, rL (Late of firm HoLisen.Little& all LITTLE' & CO., Wholesullo Grocerg, Tirtletu i rl. — .V=Stlnlir==d74ll: littrah. nt.J.o.&Joly tat. Fobs. Aug. tti'Veitic lot. Maya Nov do do Int.hol.iactly do Int. Ml. a t No• iIIEESE WARFMOUSE.-ILENRY j COLLINS. Forteardlng nnd Comnthudon 31erehant, awl Dealer In CherptYktutter, Lake Viols lout Predutt, generally. LI Wo street. stare It ate, Ilttehrtrgb turgl VON BONNIIOII§T & 111IMPIIY, Whole , sale Grraere and Conan Wan Merchants, and Dealers In Plttalruratk 31anufactusta, No.= Water Meat, Pitts burgh. I.a. JACOB FORSYTH, • Jr., Forwarding ,tuad Contraindon Merchant. No. 58 Water amt. Plttihm•gh. te2fely'.sB Div Mulct. .1. Div.ll et DI, 2. DS 1 Div. . LIP , ' e ZiIOMAS PALMER, Importer and Dealer n French and American Wall Vapor, No. 45.5 Markel. hetireen 'Third and Faarth street, rittatenrab.. -- zate,l.3 Div. 20 v , et I Div. Novo f2.7f W AIeCLINTOCK, Imparterdan e; C.lTettnx. Thor on CL L. I , llorttg ' . ' 4 4 ea; and Hann ' Corers, Window Shades Stearti'lleat Tkinstutogs.l'io. 112 Market street. • • ItoA Pal & DE LANGE, Denier in Hides, Leather nod 011, 215 Lllerty greet. (sljrn orthe 001. P Boras) ' _ They wtll keep on band. at all times, a gen eral asagiment of Leather for Fhnealakers and Saddler,. ose; also, Shoewakers' • Apia mm FDtr 4 oCca? Jan. 4 Nov Stock. NItsbORRIS & PATTON, Who!caul° and Re tail Grocers, on Ufa Eaa Ala of the Munaskl, arch. Pa. • GROCERS.; drl7,llT MOORE, Wheleau46 Grocer, Ree illianta.Tinailis lknicr 1 47 f rorlrot . t il t4llMea l .ti No, 314 - Liberty' 1=1: oa - Ilhaaall a. 7 I On* of ouporkr old Mooosgahola Watakeziwkdoh SILL rAd lasrfor mph. L 0. Gam • .0. Welretoer. 105 3.5 3.5 10 20 G. GIUFF 4i. CO., Grneeng and Com , dzu r/11 Er .a ct:r4 eat er: „. l 1: 1, II . od kilid Root su- Pltte.urgh. fel.l.lT 170 14! 7 6 a 1 2 45; Ex. N. Div. 115.4 r 0 New IStso4. 011912 z CLICILIMG% AM. 11. 10YRff. BLACKISUItN & CO. Wholesale.Gro y. tost Volrulshers, and lk:alsra In Produre and ttgburgh lanntactunms OW, filch d Oakum always On hand at their Warehouse, 111 Water stnet, 5aP12,.7• 4 • - Z 1 II: 44 .1 , 2.r 1 12 !swat rlftet -ROM, 1/101i3. ISAIAH. DICKEY S CO., Wholesale Gro cer, enuantarion Nerd:ante. and Dodoes. In Produce, On Water street. and 111; Front circa, Plttaburgh. . .Ik/I:GILLS ROE, holernie Grocors and No.11)4 Llbaty 'tied Pitt.. tt , IIC • WZMiiniIINEE4 WM. BAGA.LEk C 0.,& WI olosalo Grce. • ma, Nott.le and "•1 Wood etteet. ritteboeirti. WILLIAM A. M'CLURG. Grocer and Tea Deeter. tamer of Wood and Cloth Arced. Las aiee*Y• on hoo d • WWI assortment. of choke On:eerie. nod it i ,.Teee..-Fo litult• and Nuts, Wholesale and ItetalL potters nuppliedon the lowed. terms. ROBERT 'DALZELL & CO., lirb6lcanle , Groe.r& eimituivikm Slerr_bante., Desiorein Prof .pd rietliburith .11/rmAteturer. Na = Liberty itrewt. Pittabrutb. 7 — ii D. meg ..... .. 31 . IV! CK k. ""Ln6 successors to .vv IL Wick.. Wholesale 6 ronerf.l , ard d Commlrtlon Idebanla, Dealer. In INN . Sidla. Yarns, and Pitt re aturgh 31anufactarea amorally r p rurr Z; Wood and Warr street,. PlWaburgh. . - • OULISF,RTSON; Wholesale Grocer and 3teeehset,Deeler in Produce and nu. lieeey e eteeets• Articles, 195 Liberty retest, Pltus. leas h. JOll3 Fury - - • tzemiab nolo. a; R. FLOYD, Wholesale Grocers, Com * utlroinn 3Seretuott, and Dador.la Pradm — Bound C jetk Bonding*, fmntl.r Mort Wood, and Six th irtrecto. litinburgh. - !Me fAGALEY, WOODWARD Ic CO., Whole- Wei Oroern,No.= !dulcet street. Philutelphla. „„ SCOTT, Dentist, Fourth street, doc , n_wart of Market. WIN b 11111.. A:LAB . 0, 4. D,ENTIST, Penn strco 11. On Saturday, no ono •111 bo b maim! or otion4•4 to Woe nun 3 7,1L1 Ura../ 0.41 onpolonnont or In t o of astenno nniAns. lonlikkot BUSINESS CARDS. ATTORNEYS. COMMISSION &C. ==VI DENTISTS. PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORMIsiG, FEBRUARY 24, .1854. _ _ AGENCIES. . L:.' • _ A CAR- .—llaving been appiraint(7 - 1 : the o:- W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail • Manufacturer and-Dater In Cabinet Wart, No. SZI- , e ,1 1 ,11 .47 . .t . gente fur. Plttsbargh. or illeofPatent ted , and Stretched Leather them maw liflrd street. • ' 13 ENNETT Sr, lIRO., 3,lnnufacturers of Plain . L':,=,..g r g r " ‘ :ll',. • l"; g1,„ . ..Tr0.,,,rr a strat and Fancy Tallow. Rockingham and Creme- Colored being superior to any, Leather Belting ever before sabred ..,... 05e,,,,, , L , o n maourar,,,a7, c,,,rner of Weed:mien ,In this markek Alpo, a large stock oral' widths of India and Franklin streets. Blrmlnghant, oppcelte Pittsburgh .' Rubber Belting constantly on hand, and dir mle a the mar:lo4ly , "Machine Belting DePot," No. lid Market stmt. , ; J. a 11. PHILL/fil • I dit.sl WETIIERELL, Manufacturer of i . "P.-15 , , 11.1/ PATEN!' DON VICES. • euperlor article, SOLID BON , A usriN LOOMIS,. Real Es tent, end end 1111.17. ED BOX VICES. corner of Anders. and Doh- Stock. Merchandise and 11111 Broker No. 92 hsan streets, ono square from the /land street Ref_ ,dge Al- ourth street, above Wood. Business prom attended legheny City. , . oc2Omell ; to. -.-Jylially - irtNooL WORKS, corner of First and Liberty {;;,, AMUEL L. MARSIIKLL, Secrittary Citi- . streets,? Pittsburgh, Ps—Maehiniste. Tools or mery ;- 10 sen'n Insurance Company. N Water at m ety, such aa IRON PLANERS. Slide apd Hand TOWN- • •,. „ . , the 4. ING LATHES, DRILLING MACHINES. Co.. Co.. mantas -; - w Y. JOKES, Agent of h ranee Lured to order. ffelll .14)8. F. HAMILTON &CO. . • Co. of North AMrclrs. 111 Front (tree 1.5.0 lON. —JOHN P. (ICIOCI. : ' TA .M. GORDON, Secretary West Lulu til'ONES dr, QUIGG, Manufacturers of Sprirag ; r . ~..- c „, 72 w m . ,,,. ~,,,,t. . and ;Dilater Steel, Plonsh Slab Steel, Steel Plough - - 15' • IngS, emelt and Eliptle Sprlogs Brass Nut Tapers, Half! j GARDINER:COFFIN, AgentforFranklin u. r.aat Sereme3fall and Hammered Iron Axles—Corner of ' . • Fir. limurni 9 m (Amoooy, northesst agate of Wood Boss md First streets, Pittsburgh. . and fhlefi sigmas. `ll. •- . .14 . , d ...- -IX IL ROOM. ' M ANUFACTURING. ozd d cans ---.., .B. ROGERS & CO., Manufacturers of . • lloger's Patent Improved Steel Cultiratlyr.—Coimer fi2 aroma it. Mt.. allDErir a. HIOIOIII 111 and First streets. Pittsburgh. Cl EO. H. TAYLOR & flUSTON,.(suenessors Ilk Alt . , & CO., Manufacturers - l i Lig rscN MORAN to Taylor S Idlorno.l General Cousgtimilon' and Far; jof Shovels. Spades, Se., Warehouse fi - o. es Wood id, 1 ardloir4lerehanta. and Agents for Eastern Trwmrtn raven Mint and &arid streets. Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 lion L ag; 'W M= 'E'' a ' M i t stlt?'lll% Shoot.3l Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh: : • lu gs Cotton . l ' iOntneky Ite r tno . Tollseet sAT'a iNtf.d.: jr.ENNEDY, CIIILDS & lanufac-; .1 0pt.... me, B. aaa hin, Lesil, Naval Stonss, sill* Chu*, C 0., . , ;yeti and Pittsburgh Manufactured Goods gontrally.— BIL turns of— • , / Agents No• the "Penn 31111" and .. italsobr NW Ndeetings, I:enn ANI hoary Set Sheetingie i Pittsburgh. No. 4R Front street. (o twig . Litairrille, Carpet Chain of all colors and shades; ; Pittsburgh and No.. Louts racket Landing.) Ginelbdtati Cotton Twine ; . Bed Conic ' " Plough Lines and Sash Cord; V liattink. Bops of all nix. and deseriptlonA l rg gUn:lh'l•Tr athg''L'h — l'r ale suet, will fell _RM. 4. men. ...I•ltts elitlrerft.t. InoIEII.RON & CRISWELL. 801 l and Bras& Fountkm, Manufacture. of all atndie uf Brass 'Work& omutlre, *ram Engl.. Item:Meru du Mao, Cu.. Batting manufacturers. P • C. STOCKTON, late Johnston ,t Stock ton, Bookseller Stationer, Muter and Binder, cur use of slarket and Third greets, Pittsburgh. JL. READ, Bookseller and Stationer - I:No. . 78 Fourth street, Apollo Building. T• • R. WELDIN, Wholesale and Retail lIIN • Dealer in Blank and School Books. Paper amt Eta tociery, No. ttil Wood greet. (between Third ands) Pittsburgh. 01IN S. DAVISON, Bookseller aril Sta tioner. loweessor to Davison & Agnew, No. f nelarket rat, near Fourth, Pitt...eh. Ps. ( I_lENTt or Y t. Lß o o ., S , W2RT . l, 2 _Book . s t eller ‘ and Dcai near PINE AND CEDAR WARE.—SA3IUEL itil • ssa,o,,,i. elitsbtingb,il'a. I . ..IL KIWIESEN keeps S üb. . hand a good ionewt n.eut of tv,,,a mat ascii Tub. Done. Steamboat. Oak W., F L , AY & C 6., Booksellers and StationiTs, Kitchen o r. De. BucketW Wooden Bowls, Chu rn s. Dry \0. .5 Wood stniet. neat door to the earner of l o a d.Tr Sleastir., Mite and Crorry Wash Wards, and all other ts , urbih Po. School and law book. constantly on d. kinde of van in his lino. 11. ENOLdSII & CO., Booksellers, No. Also-50 neat, Tubs, and 100 dorm Buckets Wareroom, /Wang Hall, Fine street. Pittelnini, r.. .I 3_ No.__ Wood etreet, between Fohrth and DiamOtid ap24(y , ey7 Pittsburuh. Pa. Blacksmith Bellows Manufactory. ' •-•• I------------ -•- - ------- PO-PARTNEIISHIP NOTICE.—Tho .111.0* MUSIC, &C. ~1 ecribare would respectfully Inform their Mein's and ' ~.,,..... „. „,„ the public generally, that they hare entered lobo p &ilex , 1 !AMY.% u..x.r. Le, Dealer in Piano Fortes, std p rtmaynen sing on the lOth cif April. Under rho Arm oldL, 0 : Mimic .d Duel Instrument. School Book., and. Kijil7AslB i Lille Por the tomufaquro of BLACIINIFiIf d Hop., :.de &geol. for Chlckering's Plano , Forte Ibr FOl,l.ltT, Rot. street, Wan:anon. No. 12. Ifinot Allegheny a dlr. I dent. near First, l'lttabunih or sash N. B.—Op aid. ld Ira n and Copper taken in atebange fur word, Orden loft at the Voundry or Oiler, wlll he attended to punctually. fehtlY Arnold &Villiams JESTINGANDVENTILATINGWARE k.Irou - lIOUSE--)l.ufarturtre treof Chilsou's Furnaces. ght Iron Tubing. mud fitting int Stralu. Gas ur we.r. No. 23 Ilszket smut. Pittsburgh. We hare solo nor rummer.. Yetterm, to- to Memo. All. OLD t WILLIAMS, whom we cordially recommend to the patronage or the Publid• ocl SCAIFE. ATFCTSSON t Cob c - awffr0,,5wr,7r0747110..1„. I to make of the yery but materials and superldr wash .; &whip. They lotted to hare alwayr on hand Stn ori ent 0101 sizes from n to SO inehestat their manufactory, rner of Robinson and Sandusky streets. BOIIKItT WILLIAMS, JAMES WILSON. , Alleulonty, City, MaY v aly3ollr A. BROWN, would most respectfully in • farm the puling that he keeps on hand, at his Mond on the wort aide of the Diamond. Allegheny fltr, a cure plc!. &mot/mutt of Venltian Blinds: ALA Tenitlan Shut tem are ntsie to order, In the best rtyle, warranted equal to any In tim United States /its Inindaran 106 I/moved without the al4 of rue. driver. Hazing nun/owed the steel. tools. end an d of the Cabinet kstablishummt of Hammy R McClelland. I au prepared to furnish their old eustomen an well as the pubile at large, with everrthing In their lilt , Ague:. h o . wood vitt.bunih. InattlYl J. I. UnoWN. T:IACT-12. PT WMITX/S. PENN GLASS WOBXS; ORENZ R WIC}IT3L-IN, Slnnefacturers ,r;fd Z - Vr„,La at raid to «td steam of Window Glass and private moulds for Dottier and Vial.. itea22 JOll.l D. 11.00f.:1 _ _ _ . . M'CORD 8.; CO. WHOLUSALE AND RETAIL FASHIONABLE (AT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS, AND DEALER:in.: ALI. KINDS OF FURS. 'CODNER OF WOOD AND Fo'7ll STBZETN. • Pittsburgh. Pa. • is-Thelr mrY nualiti and dslouf lists ancj Muffs. Boa,. ColI and For Domed. AugW-Dals:ly Self Head Smoothing Irons. TIFE- GRE A TEST DOMESTIC INl proinaeot or the age. Ladles fled them snood desk ra e articJe-Utasiug labor. tlrne and money. a ll eseltants and Pedlars SUPplted on liberal term. Address. (Poe , Paid.) t J. JACKS:PS. IM Witisl street. Pittsburg. scir For sale. also. at tbe principal hware stores In tbe Hip. bribl. Graff L Cr...nd Mr. kb.. Cartwright.— Alan. Tailors' Runs, on the fame principle. fetal:titalp-WS Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay Kin . Ofacturing Company. • MITES COMPANY 11AVIING ENLARGED. thelf oliaeitr for troannfartarlng. are row - prep...l to rueotithe Increased demand fu. their:Mao CYltrible anal Banding Clay- orders proary •affradesl to by LEIt d J 0,019, Caual Bath, Pitteloargh. Y.eptelater 18a1.- NTT:on:Roti *- COACH. FACTORY. 57441. .annd Aden. near 11st . s re Y.. M. hitatum - "ettorturnitt: ' • WOULD respectfully &Ili the attention of Southern tea Western Merchants to Lk fine stock Of en.initoe. ...Sing In price from 1100 tu MOO. These Carriages are built from the best material and workman. ettly, and under big own super... Non: he am, with eunfi. dance, warrant MA work to to Inferior to none mamas. meat tunot In the Union. The mere. of of Intsinem and the Increase In demand for Mistime of work, has induced him not to build any. summon ur low tdicestwock In hie establishment. Perrone wanting grad honest work will plado toll and examine hie stock before rang raft. All wor New ifoicliliiiiPryL 7 Allegheny: , M. 11. Vi Would re-. opertfully infEwtn the public CO. Vat they have lir l ! ':7ll Y ... attop on lama, between Federal and Panduskey streets. Thera, now taking and are prepared to naive alien for crony desert lion of vehieley Ces , her, Chariots. Darouches. Buggies, L • lminns, le., which, ?rota their long experience In the manniketaa of the above woo k. and the facilities they have, they ftel contdenV,they are ambit ed to dti work on the most reawn►hl. lento with More wanting article. in their limo. . Paying pithientar attenthtn to the palatial of materials, sad having none sett amatent workmen. they have no hesitation to warranting their work. We therefore sok the attention of the public to title matter. N. B.—Repairing done to the hest mamas, and on the most reaonable terms. jattf _ _ Coach and Carriage Factory. TOIINSTON, BROTIIE'IL & CO., coiner of flehromt and Helixes streets, Allegheny Cit. , would rimaymetfully luf , rm their friends, and the public ly, that they are rumunieturing Carriages. Barn is Cook. ...TS Hugely". Plelgim and ,Charlats, In all the r serious stiles of fi nish and proportion. All 'milers will to eimeuted with strict rear to dors billty and beauty of finish. Repairs will elm bakittended to on the meet removable terms. Coins to oil their work the hest !Witten Shafts. Poles and Wheel Mod, they feel 'ambient that all who ramie them with their patronage will ho perfsetly Satisfied on trial of their work. Purchasers are requested to gim them ► all tefare pup. chasing elsewhere. Fifth Street Stocking Factory ABILITY, ENERGY, AN ECONOMY.— The bortgoods in Chiidren's Dose, Men'. flocks, tin• rrehbu, and Drawers. rold at rosaullicturaga priors. at tin Filth street stocking Factory, all nude horn troor's wool. NO ADVANCE IN Piller. MIL DALY, Flocking Factory. 6th WOWS, batimen Rood and Market. --- - NICHOLSON & PAYNE, Wanmscrrnmui or IX:OKM} STOTT.F. onterre. YttONTS.,' FENDERS. dCo /Merry :dyed, opy.rife. lirod. ARNESTLY direct attention to a new p eeedt alis h t o their Vet pggs P eNsTl tulla:t r a i rgt t iVlCS, V and known as the "Keystone State and the "Western Ster." These Storm In neatness of finish. economy of moldy. and roundness of Inaterith surpass anything of the kind yet offered to the inflate. In addition to the articles alluded to above, their general 'gook comprises everything In their peculiar line, with the moat approved hnignefroon onto in slew of end utility. Platform and Counter SCA LKS. Dark Milky Wo Boxes, Bellow Ware, Sad and Dog hens. Sugar and T a er . liViM i te a lei n e , i r . eg i =bie variety of 'timecod J. J. )011413-1 O. • I , 9PZIIIIT, L' ton Roggen et Co. NOVELTY WORKS, PirTSBURGII, PA. TRACK And-Depot Railroad Scale., Ray, Cattle and Ilrldn do: Itallbrm and Vomited. dor DoOr lalco of all ales, Spring. Drop and Thrtmllatrhes, Codes Mills of various klndr Paint Attila, _aprnnod pattorng rie Doltsl, In form and and }Wanin Walt g. Malleable Iron Coating. of vdton r *A • • 44 • 6 - I, BRASS . d.I2I.ITRRS OAS FITTERS. oral 1119 PirsTBi;ed. Atilintrph. AND ILDLISAL IsT6Mr, OPPOPITZ 141110. ST{l . l., •LIZORITI. 'ILI AN UFAC'rUII F 1 all kinds of Water, thus 4.71 mid Seam'Fittings. Itnwes attest up with Gas and rata Do abeam Fitting*: my4.tr J. HOWARTH it BROTEER, MARBLE MASONS, eel Lll7Ell7l' NTREET. A7.4R REPENT/!. RESPECTFULLY. inform their friends and pub le_kenerally that that Lave opened their t i ale b lrorke l at.the aboecistand.w ben th yHs la ha • terse supply of beautiful MARBLE SIATP:II, * of O ' re- ' • efan alld Outbid etybut Monuments. Tomb., Head Stones, Pmelture blebs,' La, which they aka et extremely lots 31arbie In Meek, Bleb. and mewed to mdse. • Cemetmy lots oucloindorlth ..3sdou and Freeport !tonna. apt} . „ W. W. WALLAcE, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 21% Z2l and = Liberty stret4 apposite OmitMelZ drat, PITTRHVEtiII. ILION - NTS Tombs, Grave. 'Stones, _at Tops . , lllantals, Impeded Stones. ways on hand, and made to order; by machinery, at the i si7;Z 4 e l' rem in e n 4r. ' A Mtn r ig g er:l nallat Lbft f ixl . hlf. ' d to the Trade at the lowestpnem, AU orders Sled with despatch at 210 Liberty street. WATTS c`o4 Merchnnt Tailors, No. 1:4 1155,LItertr etreet-4s now receiving very 'elegant new st • .les ef tnarsle PT' gentlemen'. Mear, *lnsisting of Ouper eurrm, lletv• 4nor -and Velvet OSPILMERV.ii, !lush, Csehaarrand elk I sating.e In great radar. Persons In want of Superior Clothing ore respechilly Im riled to eassulne our Mock beam, buying, as we will endeavor to make It to their Interest to Marchese of no.. • cola E. WADI'S .k CX).085 Liberty street. DRY GOODS. t. IJ A. A/1011 aCO • rremczan...e. i.lllTBolff . A A. MASON CO., Wholesale stud Retail PI era Ui ha./ •434 SWUM"' Oman. Flft4 lIRPRY to BURCIIFIELD, Vholesale lavetunta, 4.morl,mtrthalut MEDICINE. R. JAMES KING; Office and Residence, No : 112 Tin Aired, oppoiita the catbaina. rms. WOOL MERCHANTS. LEE, successor to MERRY & LEE : , troll Dodo', awl Conuolsodoo Ardytat f gm of iossehao Woollen foods, Co. . Motif Snot; pA: MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu mai:lnsurance Company. 42 Water i 44444, T A. HUTCHISON & CO., Commission Vs.iklraTt7 i 7 iilTlVa r g a St. 1 " I ' 8WP1. 410 14 13 1 '1: Oakum. Zion. Pa1ut...0., •r. "B" BOOKSELLERS. &C. H'e.tern r l'enn~7~lrinia—\o. til~\l'mi Rnet. ENRY KLEBER, Denier in 51tutic i , Mu-. And Instrument', and Imparter or Italian String., &gout for N n Clarra grand and aguarn Maul, with enlanaan'a Xearan Magnin:neut. Alan fig. Dunham Plan.. I SCIIRtEDER ,t . CO., Music Store, 4th ni. g. ::::ViZ14A ' .%111 `. ,..vz. -- „,.rilirtlr 11, ___. DRUGGISTS. RIIRVI. JR. ..... .... .... rupsmul . 1 WILCOX S: CO., .Druggiste and , Apoth- Ju. emirs, corner Market street audtbelMainocotkeep constantly on hand • full and enmplete lunnment Drugs. Medicines, Perfuniery.andseleles perish:tingle tbeir Diviner, Physidens preeerlptions cuirfullyeninponnded. tlylll . • 61IN P. SCOTT, 'Wholesale Dealer in Drugs. Paints. Dila, Tarnishes and Dye Stuffs, No. 296 street. illtshurgh. All orders reCeißt. prompt ettentirm. 11' Agent G.lr Loudon! Cos sal t uaLle family medicines. mar 24-1 A. FARNESTOCE: CO., Wholesnie R Ifsltgral. bomb. meh7 Jill E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in llwooTls="ilititt7u E rtr. .G(l,ll.4lV"an7:ll' .. .. ...'....r=tn. RAEN Wholesale k ketnil h Drunaiats. corner Liberty and St- Char sheets S . C.HOONMAK.r.R CO., Whole-mitt t eV • Druswista, No. 24 ; word street. Pittehuruis TOSEPII FLEMING, i Succesxor to L.Wilcox 9 k Co.. louver Market street and Diamond—Kee T S ant *Gantry on hand a full and emnplete amartmerdef oross, Medicines. Motto nulls rerfumary,• auff.4ll milder pertsinine to Lls Phydelam tericriptlord omefully ecuitamnded at ail Mmes. TOIIN HAFT, Jr., boaccestmito — Tam. M'Onr fey, tuffs, ItAiat shred.and Drake in iwnta Oils, Dyestuffs, ts. 110 Wood bekue Tiffh. 111110044. Aar ileoulso Agent for Dr. tours Medleins. 7 MERCHANT TAILORS. _ . iICHEISTEII, Merchant T ailor] and (Tr. • Ituar. ig.. :a Word rt="et. ilau,ithir num • - La Boys! and if0ut.b.e.X.1.4.151.10-- - +: 7 -- - , tinlikr . VlTly r , .l.s 4 l l. 31 inßZ,Zelichanglail.orea erly 'amt. & co., Merchant Tailore, 181 • • Ltherf 0./Wt.—We ate iferiving ettr xtrrk an( Good. fee Gentleme'. Wenr-4,Nen., Come Ideneree Ceding - Bertha newest Styles sml finest qualGT. Our friend. and Customers srlll Ware give tn. •WI I.bl MISCELLANEOUS. - T. C. WARRINGTON; (DIPLOMA.) LiAMES' k. CHILDREN'S SHOE STORE. Ife has always nu band • tall assarttsoasit. !(c. stly neon. Plttabutgla. se..lo.lyd WALTER V. MARSIIALL, Importer and v Dealer In Main, Fdrured and Nonni'''. Taper Ilanintd/ No. at , Wood Menet, Plttabh., Sole Agent c , f the celebrated matuattarers, IleserarDell• eaglet & Co. rulal-S3 VOIR PRENTERS.—We will p3ll n good A IRON palm. IBIS FASHIONS,IVRTAVIES . ISIIiaI. ES.—The Pali* Farbiono for JUNE, direct peTst.F...or i*icon "a" L ve 14.8. i: . O No. Vil3; Pearl. abo Rand sreet- MBROIDERED AND APLICA MAN ITILLAE—MatArtaIs marked to Astbroldety and Ai: re Work by MRS. LB. WILSON,. pe2tt No. 2.416 Peen street, sloes Mud. rLLLAM NOBLE, Upholsterer, and Dealer let lioletcry iTholera!card Eatsll, Th ird tuvey op‘a the P o rt ' PITTSBURGII COACH ACTOBY.—No. 46 Dlatmeid Alley, near Wood Wert. H. M. monow, Proprietor. . . _ IiIkLLIAM SCUUCIIMAN' Lithogisph r gstahltahment. IdigUtrZtia,Pfrtra.= Alliiie l :ds= BE a ccLatals,Arehlteetural and ?dadaists. browbea,. Basins. a n Visiting Card.. de l ...CV or Drawn ea atone, and Tainted In Wars. Oo d. se ex T In the . 04 anproven style. and at the teal ream able Tains. fp FELIX'S GENUINE EXTRACT OF • COFFEE, eetablished I°llL, received Emr preatium vizi 2 Mired 31, , dati 'end 2 Piploutss—lianulsetory 405 Penn *treat, Pittsburgh. Pe.. IM.Flewere of numeroturreantertelte. eenigully Bread and Cracker% • 1./RON CITY PILOT BREAD and CRACK ER BAKERY. No. 317 Liberty .twat, Om bead Smithfield. Hering rorehamed one arW.ll-Nerltgerar-keraaa Pilot Bad routine., I am prepared to SR all order. fur Crank. ere or Pilot Bread. at the abortret.notlee. SuperiorPamil Bread, Rye and Dirpepala .Bread, Wire .td antli that. erett7 morninz Steamboat& Nprlied with bard and 'oft Bread. at alktimee. „ //W ei4 eaker atal Confectionary on hand and buds toarder. ANTED--Old WANTED—Oki.Coinago of American SH torelgn Silver and 110.1, _• Mural of M..k u. Bank. fir ll. D; KIND, Coln. Stott and E. Broker. New Rettantant TIIE undersigned has opened a RESTAII - at No. 60, Fourth stroet,a fewdeore from Market, nearly oplawite the Merchants' Bank, which he has hand. eorneiv Otted tip. and hi now prepared to • accommodate he pnhile, et all hours, with any thing they may want tkle thee Dinner on the table, daily, from 12 In 3 pc M and every attention will be given to eupply the table with all the d als elft:setae of thermion. on the ehorteig -- Me and refreshments furnished to order, at MI Lour, ' untie& • • 'With the facilities poseessed by the subscribe, to give sa tisfsellon, he trusts to he able to merit a general and ex tensivo.patronsire, and Invites a call from a/I who deeireyst any time, a mmfortable meal, well get up, and served In unexceptinneble style. • Terms reesonable. JAB. WILSON,. No. CO Youtt6 st. Pittsburgh: May T. 11153 (*LOVER DAIRY.-4,11e subncriberie pre friends and the Ilia COwn i win he I. fed ou it a of tr&l whelmonse end every . ears will be taken to .ty i r Ids mate erit addressed to Mane Peet Mee , ring the lie:alb@ residence end street, will be puede l e in tended to . foaldtri • PARRY.: - - • Carpeting Oil Cloths and Matting!. 01311 '1 & CO.; No. 47 Fifth fitreet, near , Wand—llan. 'n hand a largo and cholas isartmena u ARPETINGS, of (ha latest, aud most brantlfal pattern.. .. 'loyal Velvet C%petin ' ' .. 1..P. '11 ‘ i tT icAr ik an7 8 1 :i=ttliet4 - '43 , . Tanes_try Stair earnetx .. e si i. tx Twilled. and Plain Vettactan 2.° 311. th C f 20gitg» . 72 7 %%e t ! I ti l legn i ;:fur T n"Alierwird e. and vla. Aix% Rugs, Slates,, , P and Tata. &rf iti lpEdOW Shades, Y until= ,glinda Budand Urban 11a= Stair Rada. kn. '' i.„.. ~ • . , Marron-Canton Slatting: White Antet&eek 4-4 64 and 04 wide: Canna Slatting Wall 2-I' to • all of whleh will to offered at the LOW &IT CAM' rill • m 713 WARDROP'S SEED STORE is 'now re a pieta with Ewely_Freda for the Rothe , * PTUDIAR "ti 2'r the Oro Coro Coro Sheller'', sulk and Pdsw Cutter., and every thing a Interest to the Tanner, Gardi ner ar—Amatenr. Orders from Deniers and ilarchania Ailed promptly an liberal tame. • • r VEARD'S FLUID AND POWDERED alsonnelored and mold Wholarde awl 101 l ar wm A.WARD, , noldkad Penn et. a dome oel Mod. uQUIARA: GLASS STORE - rannova to No. Ai Market it" center et Third. Deitieni are Ir luyttadte taU au4 examine the gamptaetPunt 17 'k_ rar47l2l?%l7 .IM=taalr tr. [ ll l:r . ATH BRICX4-4 cases on handlind for 11 .1.3 ' JOIIN ILSTT, .7r. yALENTINEe.--Tho largeat and ,best air r.artmenit orridetoes over bought to this dt7, gbF elthor,Wbologgle otoM id ST Wood A. h lO nittrits..l.llll7Elt, auk roc, ors_ Broome or es Ss swam it ,Y.• PITT SEURGH GAZETTE. FRIDAY. MORNINO, FEBRUARY, 24, 1&54 i It is a law in the; social as well as the physical world, that the smallest amount' of poison, if taken in and relanted . in the system, will work Olt ;death of .the bid,. ,--. /t.is not iso if the evil, be What it MaY, is forced upon thesystem, for in that case it meets with a counter force which will never rest until the injurious intruder is ex pelled; and the bedy restored to health; qr, if there be not strength for that, until it dies h the struggle. This appears to ,be a universal ordi nationta of Providence. In everything per ' inn to this world, in our animal, spiritual and oral existence, "it mast needs be that offences co ei" but there is a wide difference between - ose which obtrude themselves upon us, ami are sure to be met with antagonism, and those which we deliberately tolerate, and thus incorporate With our very being. Of this latter class is that unhappy clause in our federal constitution which recognises, tole rates and protects Slavery. Instead-of meeting the abominable thing in a spirit of unceasing, irreconcilable antagonism, it was incorporated with a political system with which it could' never assimilate, and to which, of course, it was the deadliest poison. Those who did this thing, it in the way of accommodation. A. union of all the States could not be . formed without It—at least it was so believed. The framers of that instrument had no idea of perpetuating Slavery when they did that thing; but cherished and ex pressed a confident hope . that the vigorous work ing of democratic institutions would soon put an end to it. . In the earlier and better days of the Republic this expectatiop was in part realized, - for several States, Pennsylvania among the rest, abolished it;* and .it was not until a compara tively late daythat the authority of the supreme, organic law wits invoked to shield it from the opposition of those who urged still further eman cipation. ThatiNthich was at first universally regarded as on evil, as an incongruity in our federative system—but which was inserted by way of costrnomise, to harmonize things, for a little while, until, by a. regular' process of law by the several States, the neceuity for the clause in question thould no longer exist—became to ha spoken of as' sneered institution, recognized and sanctioned by the law of the land, and secured from assault by all the authority of that venera ted instrument. S. W. WAT.Li2I4 Thin was the first slavery compromise; and if ever a compromisit, in which principle was sacri ficed to expediency, might be justified, that was the one. But experience has ,taught us that it wan a lamentable mistake. It blended with oar republican iastitutionstm element which, being in very nature antagonistic, ought to have been kept in perpetual, - uncompromising, but lawful antagonism, at every hazard ami whatever cost. But, unhappily, the poison has been incorporated into odr political system, and is rapidly perva ding it in every part, interfering with the healthy action of all its faculties, and threatening at no distant day to throw the patient into horrible convulsions, and ultimately terminate in disso lution. 17pon the first appearance of high fever arising from this cause, a .palliation, in the shape of another compromise, wai administered. We al - to the Missouri compromise of 1820. That, as we now see, wan another mistake, as all com promises of 'principle to expediency are. Had the disease, or the poison, been firmly dealt with on that occasion, the nation would have had suf ficient vigor to have expelled it -altogether from its system.. From that day to this Slavery has been on the advance. Before that its posture was defensive; since then ithas beenagglessive. In 1850 we had more compromi,ring; but it was a compromise that granted every thing that wits then demander by the restless monster that we : have been guarding and e erishing for the Sake of a hollow;peace for the moment. Less than it : three years of fitful, fever sh -quiet was purchas ed by the enormous sacrifice of principle then made; and now we are aain astounded by the 1 demand'of all our remain ng unoccupied territo ry to add to the domain u slavery, and thus ten , der its power Irresistible. It now demands eve ry thing, and scorns any longer to compromisd.-- ! Now the country is either destined to sink in helpless, hopeless imbecility under the rule of a proud oligarchy of slave holders, or else the I. war begins In ;earnest. .By our compromises -we hive lost almost every vantage ground we ever haiL,and must now contend at greet dined-. vantage;-but still there is hope. At all hazards let us try to save Nebraska and Kansas from the grasp of this orelloerinst scourge. If that can be done, we may still cherish warm hopes of the "Republic; but if not, then 'indeed the prospect before us is gloomy in the extreme. . But come what may, let u.have no more com prelnisest.'• They are but refuges of lies. They hue all involved an abrogation of principle, and each being the fact, we have no right to expect that they-rill be faithfully regarded, or that thez will alien' lasting peace. ' We impugn not the motives of the departed or- the living patriots who resorted -to the three memorable 'ones of which we have spoken. Their motives, doubtless, were pure, Inn they were fallible men, and time and experience have shown us that they greatly erred in judgment. C. •,Tbe Online.. of MR Interdicted It forever In the Ncothwett Territm. This is the name of the new and handsome ball just erected by our public-spirited and en- terprising townsman,George W. Jackson, at the. corner *of FourthanLiberty streets,•Pitbsburgh. Fourth street enters Liberty at en angle of about sixty degrees, and in this angle, which is some what inconvenient, Mr: Jackson has contrived to erect some very convenient store rooms on the first floor, very commodious offices on the second, and a very handsome hall and appurte nances on Abe third. The entire building ex tends on Liberty street one hundred and five feet, and on Fourth ninety-four feet. The rooms on the second floor are occupied by the Pittsburgh and Connellsvffie Railroad Company, and cer tainly afford the engineers and other officers ad mirable accommodations. The Rail, which is very large end airy, will conveniently accommo date about five hundred persons, and by opening foldffig doors connecting it with an 'adjoining room, will scat from six-hundred and fifty to ,11hren hundred. •The worthy proprietor first intended to name the Hall after the surname of a personal lkiend; but scone persons suggested that the christian name of that friend would be handsomer and more euphonious. To this change he was urged by the person designed to be complimented, and was the more easily induced to make by; the boy ish recollection of an incident, in which Presley Needle acted a prominent part. When the proprietor was a boy, he lived cat the West side of the Diamond, and Presley Neville near the South East corner of the same. One day a severe fight oat-drool at the front °PAM) Court llouse between two`persons, one of whim was a stranger. After some time the fight was interrupted. and the parties were 'both carried before Esquire °Mend, who had an office just be hind the Court House. Some sympathy seems to have bean excited for the stranger; bet being a Stranger, as might be expected, ho could not readily find bail. Quite a crowd had collected around the door of the Justice's office, and the Constable, either from the impulse of his own kind feeling, or from the urging of some other person, came to the door and exclaimed in a loud 'voice, "Irho will be the stranger's bait" After waiting a short time he again cried out, Who will be the stranger's hair' - Then standing some time waiting in vain for a response, he exclaim ed.•" Will no person be the stranger's bail?" While this was passiug„ Mr. Jack Son noticed 'lei-Wo man bare-headed, with a handkerchief tied over one eye, who advanced towards the ertwd, and when he got 'close to it, raised tip hie` .hand and called to the constable, -nu Esquire Gilead shall will be the stranger's bail." i. .4 once, as if by an electric impulse,,a loud shout was raised by the assembled crowd, and a moment after some person exclaimed, "Open the way for Gen. Neville," and at once a passage through the crowd wag opened for him to enter t the office... Mr. Jaekson has no farther knowl edge of the , ease; he knows not whether the stranger came forward manfully at the proper time in discharge of his bail or 'whether the ro regnisancelvaa forfeited. • He is confident, how- Over, that Presley Neville could. have known nothing of the merits of the case. The man was in jeopardy, without a friend or acquaintance; in short, he was a stranger; and to a kind heart ed man, in the sweetwordi of Scott, ”Stranger is a holy name." • . • Those who knew Presley _Neville will not be surprised by this little incident in his life, it is simply characteristic of the man. It is just what might be expected otthe who, after his father's fine property hod been destroyed by the whiskey-boys, after:himself, his father and all his relatives had been • insulted and driven into exile, and -when lie beheld some of theme wrong doers terter-stricken and:down cast, *a tentatiouslY'driven through .the streets of Phila delphial'in a private letter to his brother-in-law expressed his irrnpstity fir thalidlstress and his regret at their harsh Snitunneiessary eiposure. lie was an accomplished seholar, a polished and conrteous gentleman; but above all,was ~a kind hearted and generous man, and.lifr.',lttek son was right in thus contributing his mite to perpetuate the memory of L good eithen. hir..Jaekeon certainly deserves .sluetk credit for erecting this handsome edam in the plactof the unsightly builciluvivtitab if', Tor the Day Pitt+burgh Ch wit. Cempromisee. Yor the DMlr Pittsburgh Ossetia. Neville Hell. copied tho ground 'oneyear ago. It is to be hoped, too, that. his enterprise and public !spirit will bo . properly appreciated by his fellow-chi:ems, and that the prove to be a good invest ment. I A PITTSBURGHEFL 'DETAILS OF TILE NEWS DT THE BALTIC. Ono hal( of the EngUsti revenue bruirte force had been ordered to be engrafted into the naval service. The English coast had been visited by a severe and very destructive storm. The itritish ship Bonaventara, from Savannah for Liverpool, was ashore off Ffollyhead, with her masts cut away. Admiral Seymour will'undoubtedly command tho Baltic fleet, assisted by Sir Charles Napier and Earl Bandonald. American stocks were firm and In request at previous prices, with a gOod demand. Fence.. , :-The French papers have been for bidden from publishing the movements of the troops, except ae announced by the:Government in the Itioniteur. . Immense orders for dress land ammunition of all kinds had been given, and fresh troops were being inspected daily: Eight thousand men would be ready to embark in ono week. The French Government has ordered the im mediate manufacture of throe millions of cannon balls. Levies of seamen were arriving 'from 'all. quarters. The latest news from the seat of war on the Danube represent Omer ?ache as haring effected most important movements. He had crosiod the Daaube with 50,000 men, and divided the right wing of the Russian army, which Is at Krajora; the left is at Mutate, and the centre at Da• charest. Omer had crossed in person at Oltenitnt, and at the last account was only two day's match from Bucharest, where the Russians were very weak. It was enpposed that the object of the movement was to attack .the rear ortho SIMI army on its march froth Krajova against Kalafat. A despatch received by the Turkish embassy indicates that preparations were making for an attack by the Turks on Bucharest. The Russian residents of Paris have been in formed that' the confiscation of their property will be the consequence of their disobedience of the ordtr issuned to quit France and return to, Russia within orie'month. • - ; • His also asserted that'll° decrees for the move ment of he expeditionary force, intended for tie East, are actually prepved,. mad only await,. the :signatire Ofthe Emperor. The 'Feats° amount is not stated; but the genetal opinion is it will, at least for the present, be composed of four divis ions of 10,000 men each. DEBATE IN PAILLIMENT.-Art important de bate took place in the House of Lords on Monday in relation to the Eastern Question. The Marquis of asinricardo brought forward his motion to tall the attention of the House to the state of the country with relation to the ques tion of pence or war.' The Marquis said that when hemade his notice of motion ho certainly thought, from the language held by' a member of the government In that House ,, that the propo sal made to the Emperor of Aussie had been virtually, if not formally, rejected by him, and that his formal refusal to accede wduld -be iiiire ceived immediately. It appears, bower' . i r, that no formal refusal had been received, an that the semblanso of negothitions were still 'rig on at Vienna. While thcrefdre, continued the Marquis, there was even the faintest. probability of these nego tiations resulting in peace, he .11 1 4 *rwillin to provoke discussion, and would rest content with asking the Foreign Secretary' the Simple yet Im portant questions : ' , lies any answer- been xe ceived from the Emporer of Russia I:What , the present diplomatic relations with power What instructions, if any, have been sent to . the. British Minister at St. retersburgh I" The Earl of Clarendon replied that Lord Clan ircarde was so far correct in the supposition that the proposal from the Emperor of Russia had been received at Vienna, and was known there on Friday, the 3d inst., Stating the terms on which he would he prepared to negotiate for peace.— Ile (Lord Clarendon) had only that afternoon re. seised official information of the fact. It was only on the 2nd inst., continued Lord Clarendon, that the confcrenco was ,called to gether, and ems° proposals, os-rather/his coun ter project of the Empefor of RUSSIA, was com municated by Count Boot, tho Austria's] repre sentative, to the representatiyes of France, Eng land and Prussia. The dispatch announcing this fact was not yet In possession of alt- the members of the Gov ment, but he Mudd in form the node.] that tlle terms of the Empereee o proposal were quite ”fr.ocePtable, and not of a character to permit of their being sent to Con stantinople. Tpott that point; continued tise , Earl of Clar endon, no doubt existed for N moment in the. minds of the members of the conference. • In reply to the second inquiry, Lord Claren don stated, that on Saturday evening, the 6th inst., Baron. Drunow, the Russian Minister at London, called at the foreign office, and- made known Wet the answers given to thelrultdries of his government did not permit him to ceatthauo his official functions and consequently diplomat ic relations between Russia and Great Britain are broken off. Binux, Tuesday.—The cheek experiended by Count Orloff in the object of his mission is • fully confirmed—at the same time it- must not bo thought that Prussia and Austria are disposed to make common cause with tho western powers.— They had joined them for the purposoof avoiding by -every possible means in European war, but ifs a collision takes place between Ausslikand the maratime powers, Prussia and Austria have re solved to take no part in the struggle. BMW/En. Jan.2B.--Tice RU511111.133 have mado retrograde movement,' and fallei back on Da ces. .The Turk/ remain in the:positioxi they last occupied. . PXXXSTIA . A.3I/-NEDHABICA. ', DXSOLUTIOXII IN TUE iiOUXX.-Whe following resolutions, adrerse o the repeal of tiie 311rnouri ComprOmbse, hare been read in place by NIT Bighorn: Wounsas, -The General Assembly of 'Penn', sylvania, in December, 1819, passed resolutions in both branches, on a call of yeas awl nays,. unanimously against the admission of any -State to . this Union, unlets slavery or Involuntary ser vitude should be excluded therefrom: . zind l echereas, Congress, on the, faith of. eels emu. compromise, approved March eth,'l.B6.ZO,'lid mittml the State of .Nissoirl Into this Union, 41i, ending slavery therein, and in consideration therootsolemnly declared that involuntary servi tude should forever bo excluded from all that territory lying north of thirty-six degrees thirty minutes: _ Ander/Serra; Efforts are now being. math!) to effect the passage of an act of Congress, to or ganize the territory of liebrnaba, with provi sions allowing the existence of involuntat7 sty: : vitude north of thirty-six degrees 'thirty min utes: . , And whereas, In the Aidgmerit of the General Assembly of Pennsylvania, the passage of such* an act would be inexpedient, and a, manifest vio lation of mho Miesmsri' coutprotaise,- approved March Gthi 1820; therafere. _ Sec. 1. Resolved by dhe Seisety: nnd ' Of Repraentatirti of the Commonwealth of Pransyka nia, is General Assembly met, That the General Assembly of Permsylviatia, earnestly and 'folai fl. ly protests against the repeal of that section-of the act of Congress for the admision of Missouri into the Union as 76 . State, which prohibits in voluntary servitude north of thirty-six degrees thirty minutes. Resolred, That the Governer bo .requested..to transmit a copy of the foregoing resolutions .to each of our Senators and Representatives in Congress. • - Tne MArren SETILtI).—Mr. BADOEII, of North .Carolina, in his speech in favor of the Nehroahn bill, said that the Southern Whig Senators would stand united in its favor, and we presume That the information Is given us in the shape Hof a virtual disruption of the Whig" party, that 'ire may fully understand our position. It is but right and proper for tut to'know that whin the question of the extention of slavery arises. we can rely upon no public man from the South, for We necessarily forces us to look to the North for strength. When the South shall have formed this sectional party, to which no compromise or compact is sacred, then it beams the Free-men of the North to meet the hail& as beet they may. That the Whig party wiltbo i letered in twain by this net of. Southern ainaters, is ah Sate as any, political event coatis.' The mass Hof the Whig party at the North - will not vote • for. or 'sustain any Pnb4a **lwo oppot4 !pity. 3fen of honor, !raving:a due ..reertijo the real intereeti of the eiintry, will not aid:in this shamefel abandonment if a sacred commet, and we trust that p olitical power wit!iieser•be committed by Whi gs raen who regard their popttiiitity. tOMOmoreth#n theF'dq.thosilo and Weir* ot the country, • H o n, /died Kelly has retired tbolleosideney o f t h e p e ipta t al, Painesville *Pd „Mantels , R e u re ,,d cpmpliviy, and is apeeeedett Cane, Esq..,*: heretofore Vies:- Preildent• of the Company 'Cleveland Arend ' - • • Senator ifoasion,• sy!feett on. the Nehrasita bill, stated that he came into lith•apon the Mutant' COmproritise. *When to Congivesa, thirty 'years ego, It eat - teitsidei•orti compact -nutter to bp broken.. Since then.gyeat changes had...takenLE.thethrechentleed memben of •Conskess then in attendance, only three • remained--Mesers. , Beaton, :Everett and _~~ - ~. ~ .. . .v..?-.-, o. STYPTOIIII or lt:sasylos.Tlse Westmcuebuid Argue contains e proceedings of a largo dem— ocratic meeting; held at Adamsburg, in that county. Wo eitract a few of the reeolutions adopted: Bowleg That We do now, as we did at the r County meeting, express our determined, and ! =compromising opposition to the renominstion . of William Bigler, for the reason that he has not• redeemed the pledges voluntarily made by him self, Gotha people,.previons to his election, and nano on his entering upon his eiteutive duties ? Rhottped, That the friends of GOT. Bigler. ire wofoily mistaken, if they'iniPpose they can' but ly us into his support, by falsely boastiorthat he, so far has been ifunamdate, •and -denouncing prominent, limiest; and hard working Democrats es cut-throatr, hounds, traitors cinddilefganiserat and they may eventually learn to 'Slim sorrow, that those who are honeelin their bpposition 'to GOT. Bigler now, are also in earnest;when :they say: i t/tryst. for priest:4i and not mos. . • • -Risolved, That atter reading the ,Governor's. late Message, which provesconclusively his par tiality to the• interested friends of the publio works, by his opposition to their sale,' we are more than OUT convinced of the -necessity of a new man for- Governor; and that the public. works should be sold at once, for a fair tampon eation, and the proceeds applied to payment of tho debt of the State, Resoled, That tie admission of the Canal Cominissioners in their report, that the 13tata had been robbed of .$40,0 00 , , on the Potage road, in the single Beni of wood alone, establish es forever the truth of the charges of fraud, heretofore so lustily 'denied, and at the same time furnishes a- starting point from which the immense robberies in all other items, on the wholeublic works may be - 'safely estimated. Certainl p y when the Canal Board themselves turn States evidence; it is high time for the tax pay= ers to be aroused to their danger. In the Washington Come MVIC4Ia we find the following extract feom a letteewrittez; by a dem ocrat of South Fayette township, in this county. It is significant. -' I am a Democrat dyed in the wool; brit I' am pleased to observe that .you are down on Guy. Bigler; as I believe him to be a grand rascal, un worthy of the ilicefie now occupies. Dr. Mc- Clintock else deservesnuiremembramiei, neither of them will ever reeeitre the support of our neighbarhoodagain. All the Democrats intheei parts, are highly offended at their course in the : Jewell matter. We are going to have en iudig- Elation meeting to-night, in-reference' to their :conduct, irrespective of party. If you please Son may let your subscribers know what we now think of Goy. Bigler and Dr. McClintock. Dar sic has gone up 50 per cent. in the estimation of my neighbors since the Jewell. difficulty com .inenced ; and Judge McClure is entitled to the highest praise for his honesty and legal attain= meats. • Tice home ITOZT Lan—Vora er rill NOM. —The following is the bill for taking the vote of the people, introduced into the Senate by Mr. Waintook : • • • WIIZREAS, it isrepresented theta largenum ber, if not a majority of the citizens of this Com monwealth, are deeply impressed with• the ne cessity of the passage of a prohibitory • liquor law; and to the end that an unmistakable 117.- . premien of said alleged opinion may.be had, it is proper and right, that there should be a submis sion of the question to a vote of the -people at the ballot box ; therefore, -• Sec. I Ile it enacted by the Senate and House oiSsTreientaticts..of the Commonwealth of Frit:all- . rania, General Attembly met, and it (thereby en acted by the authan(y of the same, That it shall be, the duty of all officers authorized by law, to fur— nish ballot boxes, and hold the general election on the 2d Tuesday In October next, to perform all the duties, and receive, and make the Mrs re nt= of the tickets herinafter mentioned, as they are authorized to do in all respects, in Altai= to a vote taken and returned for the Governor of the ComMonwealth, so that the result shall . be made . blown to the next - Legislature ; that is to' say, of tickets labelled on the -outside, "Liquor and printed on the inside - "For the • sale of Liquors,"or "Against the pa l e of Liquors ;'' one of whi ch onlymay bo voted by every . tied voter for each election. district or precinct. • Sac. 2. • That if the majority Or such Inters in the; whole State, shall votethe ticket "Against the sale of Liquors," it shall be taken as:-the prayer of such majority, for the enactment .by the next legislature of a prohibitory law for the State se giving snob majority, of the .charieter following: to kit . : That all tales of spirituous vinous;and *bat liquors, except for M . echanical, chemical, medical and sacramental purposes, shall be wholly prohibited and .enforced -.by_AU needful provisions, to make the samosedlective evilest ?rands indecisions, rind by Sties and im prisonments himanzier not to violate' , any 'Jiro vision of the Constitution of the State of Pennsyl vania , or of thoUniled States. , Hove PACKED Ryan over in Making up the statement or the Hogs packed in this city hat week, we omitted 4,712 head, packed by Mr. Wm. Laeoct. ' This makes the number. packed here 431,188, and is 'so sta ted in the comparative exhalit published below. Hoot PAC ICED nr TM -Wier,—Our Tetanus of the pocking business lb Ohio,' Kentucky and Tennessee, arspretty nearly complete ., Bs Ohio,- the following .pomts are yet to hear frond, viz: X assilon, Wooster, - 'Williamsburg, • Aberdeem Bandusky,Fillinont, Chmnbersburg, Taylorsvilf6, Hillsgrove, GreenviKii Troy; Bremen, Bellefon taine, West Jefferson, Gratis, iilsuschester, Galli , polls and Tarlton.. These: ate all, with theca-. coption of Banditaky,, small packing places.— The busbreas et` most ; if not all et these Points; however, we hope to. lio" alge to . present in oar final statement. • Finn: Kentucky and Tennesiee there are only two oithree places to hear from. We are thirefore able tali:ens:4 at , this time. a pretty full Statement of the business in the three States named above, tho details of which we give below: - eol i \ 186.&. 111.5.1.4. ' Ohio ...--. .... .. —... ... . ...-..........:...... 695 — , ruso Greed' taate...—.....----......... 4711,1151,21r37 - 6611. OUrretiina:ftqm baisic, and other Western States, are not' StdScientligerieral to enable us to publish a fit!: coiriparison: . With' rieference to Indiana, however, we may remark tharthinim *bar of hogs-puked ,In that State. will nary but 'title it any from , tbat of la st- year ,. ' At the date of -our last edifices froritlgis' souri, lowa, and II- Sada, the badness luul'airtentireayelesed, the late ildratimi in provisions 'haring' given i frwsh . Impetus to Tacking operat' lons:', At several points there will beat decrease in numbers, as. compared with last year; but what the aggre gate business will show, weirenot able to state. Within the next two weeks, bowner we shall be able to compile Wocmidete . itstement, libleh milt 1 embrites the hogs packed in:the Wfwit,:is irell . as those' driven' to the South er ' East. - Our eror reepondents bane' furnished a hirge amount 'of . 'tabaible informstien with reference - to the in ' ereise In weight, prodnetet lead,' Ac.:, which . we will present in' cormectliiiWith the final exhibit; and we will only, remark noW;'llutt the Increase . in weight will range from See to fifteen pin cent. 1 gift Priavelliinal• . . . Tux , Onto SINATOR QC7.81.10A,--Caßalatei Comfilezion.itizen.atedartis out in a letter in' the Statesman, of Saturday evening in favor of the Nebraska. bill, as now before . Congress, "If -these -sews are not eatisfactory to the members of..the Legislature, I do not desire an . election, slid 'prefer to remain . 11 private citizen and advocate them in therants of the Itto party as heretofore" A gentleman j jest f from Cohnnbtts, LU , 101713ua that Allen was pi sparing apaperegainst e ' which, we preaumei!witi: be the p in he hangs his b i ipee et an . , election upon. ." . , the ^ , 1.: &ear As to the view of Pc& .typenncon l the sub= Jeri, WO are ttol OfflOtallyfilfOttUed; but as he is an officii7holAer ander the present administsation, it is gala to infer that the bin will find an *Mint suppoTtct in him, should he be atteeessini in his atiPmatiPir• •'l` : . . . . Ntelsolutre prirate information from Wm- hu.s to the . ; effeot that a compromise will probably ha mule . .Thin is not at I all nalikely,..;i3honld- norms. , however, le tho-: bt,Ceecee.'he wilLmost likely go. before-the Degialatare:vithout :pledgee, or tat expression of hit on th&enNeet. and, if elected.. kt , Orbit -unserWa which elde .of...ihe question .will gain 14:41114anaa. =Cosy that either political or pecuniary oonsideilticats will. -lice fniare coarse; bat .Wltlinst, , ceases, that la tide ecapeetiort-they expressiet.;—,of Talleyisak ,iSe.hellere—..th•Ewerery soon low his priee,? will force itself sponenr:mind,..and we incline to the opinion .thatfraternize - with the Bculh•— . _ . It will. be: seen by stir TelnfrePhlo'lnert of 'Legisdatins Proceedims, 'that 'the Ass em bly te=lly, :after a protracted debate, and by the de _eleire Tote of 47 to 25,• ordered to be engrowed the joint resolutions, introdueed by Mr. Bartlett protesting **nit the Nebraska outrego.. We trust *eh not &day will be lost- in finally pas- I -sing these resolutinns . in , nseens_ arid that_ th e ' Sauste will proluldli .ond - mond the 'action of the Bouse.--iihreet, .. • Z.V•••• .4.4,..F.4-••••=4,41 -‘,...,Z4441:,-.L. • VOI.VIF4-10CV11.-NUMWiIt 164. kLusamensurra ost xna NEIBRAM QUUTICa' .. —A - telegraiddo despatch aenounces , that the. . Rout of Represtmtatives of tutees yes ; tents payed a'series of :isolations, whieliwere adopted by the Senate of the same State on Sat. ~. lariat, expressive of the public sentiment on the . pending proposition to repeal the lilisiouri Com protein- ' We annex a copy - f - the resolutions.— They wise(' I tho Senate bpi snanhaostrote, - Ind -. in the House, consisting of some four hundred raeolherti, there were only.tAirteatnegatire votesi 1. Resolsed, That we view with apprehension, auhdanntheproposition now pending before the Congress of the United States to repeal li - solemn . .: injunction against the introduction of slavery'' into a Territerynow free, and-which was sacred , ' ly appreptisted to the exclusive occupation of freemen by the Compromise of 1820. ~ . , 1 , nutur um 2:.' Ratotred, That we can old -- it sa nothing I ess' a xidation of pligh faith to amnia all Must art of the Missou ri Co mpr omise which re - - - to be fulfilled for the eft of freedom and. e free States,: while that part, .which was intended for the bene fi t o Slavery and the • ',..-. Slave States is rigidly insisted upon and„ 411(4 been folly executed. - ' ' ' 8." Racked, That, In behalf of the ppeeoople -of Mac‘actusetts„ we deplore the inhodnotion of -, - this measure as a proposition calculated, - to .dis turb that which has' been already settled ,, and that, if we are to witness fresh - smiths' of section-; , , al animosity and 'contention; the authors and Imp. '-' porters of.the Nebraska bill muss:toreler. bear the responsibility and be answerable:for Atli- the -. . fearful consequences of so flagrantan act of . is 4. Haolved, That his Excelleney the Carets: or be requested to transmits copy of these ree. olutions to each of the Sesatois and •Itepresen tatires of bflassehusette'js the Congress of the . United States. . One of the 'most el o quen t uss ' st beautiful and p:. . ~ . gee in the oratory of these latter days, ire discae-' - er inn speech' of Senate r Clime, of Ohio, oh th e • . Nebraska Bill.' Far a clear, rhetorical elves: : 7.. . . siert, for the perfection- of ' its clima x and true* ~ sublimity of thought It echoes* in our Iteartalk, - * 'the classic perfectness of Burke: - ' • ' '"1 '. ' "Let me borrow the inspiration of Milton, =while I declare my belief that we :have yet , a '""";•%* country "not degenerated . nor . droOping into a fatal decay, bat destined by c Ling off the old . and wrinkle d akin of corruptio to outlive those i .. . . pangs, and wax. yong again, and attains; du. glorious ways of truth and p . :, .ni,virttle, be tome honorable:in these latter . .*- Methinks I. see in toy mind a great and tdssant nation rousing herself. like a strong . . after sleep. -. . i and shaking her invincible 1.. -. • Methinks. I -, see her as en eagle mewing b • mighty south, ' * and kindling Aer.undarslee I eym a trail raid-dny , ' beam; purging and unsealing ~ g abused tight - at the fountain itself of heaven! cc; while - . the whole noise of timorous , docking birds, With those also that love the wilight, flutter about, amazed at what she me .s, and in' their :, , envious gabble would prognoati teayear of sects'.. ~ Tux Kern Kexassr.—We ...derattind that !the investigation before the D. S. Boarl.ofIn". !apadors,•in relation to the late elancholj. oak-. mity on board the Kate Kearney; has . Feamted : such facts as to justify Mr. D. Embree in mak- . leg application to . Mr„ Com.' Iliebtan for the item of wan - ante - for the arrest i:tf J. A. Bruner; captain of the Kate Kearney, and A... Hardy, first engineer, on elarge efnumahuighter - ,•• On-the ; affulavit of ldr. Embrest , warrants were . and were served, yeater ' lay. onCaptain Brater,..., and an etamination:will be had before the Coln - misaioner to-day. •,,,Mr. Hardy is at 'Alton; still very ill from the injury, And process will have to be served on bins there. , . • It is suggested; that other inquiries are likely to grow out oethis affair. The United States; •• officers who have . _ charge of. the inspection of boilers, An., it is charged, bare been derelict in •:! their duty, in'hasimg failed: to' exaddne those ..•• - boilers within the preseffing twelve mouths;: McCune, the active manager for the. Keokuk • Company, could not testify positively, before the - Coroner's jury, whetherkhqloilers bad been.ei amincd by the Inspectors 'W101130101;0 ten* twelve months or not. This iquestht come up for investigation. The low of the V. E. is either to be executed or it is not, It ixeither good for Something, 'or good or nabing and ought to be repealed. If ono part is to - be exe- mated, all should:be put in force, and 11.11 - striuld be held to the penalty'of the bond and law.— Let us have an examination in this case also. While writing on this:Mbject, .? o _think it wall. - .to call the attention of - Owners of steamboats to - another provision of the , 111 - • - iihiciti if !the not -- already o ught to be strictly enforced. .A, suit .is pending is the United States. District, Coat for this District, for therecovery of damagea, laid at $l,BOO, against steamhoat for having. an excess of pusengeralnyond whit the law 11- lows. The plaintiff in ttbis case -alleges groat hardship in consequence of the boat upon which •• - he took passage having a large excess of pos..; Bangers over the number which she was auther, iced by the law to carry. Of the right of .COn gess to pass such a law, no one entertaini a doubt and if brought before a jury, and the facts ; be proved, each a verdict _must be:rendered:as will awsep.all the profda of the trip. The Moat,' of our boats are liable to the penaltits "of this . law, and it will be well for .them to teke card how they violate it.—.44-Louir Republican. , . o.l„wr vim Proms Rnsim."—So says:Mt. Doug lass la support of his proposition to' repeal the Missouri Compromise. j So, say those who;act with hlm. So say we who oppose his =Milled: for measure: Let the peoplevule.. L. , , • : The people of _both sections of the Republic established the Missouri 'Compromise,' through their iinmedisteltepromentatives, aid they have truly stood by it to the present time. They have never asked - for,itStepeal. • Let the people 'Use= a contract- - h .fair' agreement biL the ! people,that same. Missouri Compromise. ..The South has had the benefit of its part of the , bar - gain. Let soleurn, file Contracts:be" falUttilly . executed. Down with bad. fat th& :Let pie rule; and let,their Contracts an Compromli, ea- be..executed in full. LL Loti, us' have. no foul Lo play ; but let well donifidered ,Spot, he man that tramples upon the. pledgid faith'of the Reis: no friend „of the Bat what, does Mr. Dangles mean when says "let the people rule 1° He says that. Now Mesioci ;and Utah west, admitted as Territartes, with the privilege of coming into.'the - Thant .as States; meth or without Blamer : 3r, and title; - "letti; the people But he Ails to' tell' us. that, .` those some bar abiautely forbid theprople et-thiee. .Temitoriesfromparsing. , Ttuy. tms. etteettree . mitlsut oulorsittin,g it to Congrou, wile adopt or reect, ; , ;: , it a pleasure. emigre...se ties np their hands - stops their action—PßOAlllllll their registotion, t both these Territorier -bills.- ...And. it is upon these two bills that Senator Douglas claima the principle is settled; 'permitting . the people-of the Territories "to rule. ? Agesu we nay, let the people rule, and down with the man. that atr: tempts to violate contracts between the North' and South, and to Misrepresent the facts of le.• islation to back up his . outrageous job...ifitrt• . • Ecstasies or ran Kars Kxan.nrC. , WO per- :- ceire that the Supersisinglnspectok of thellfth District,; under gm "Steamboat Law," proposes rigidly to investigate the theta in the case of the explosion'of the Kate Kearney. But .litticigood can collie qf investigation. The mischief is done . • end is irrerparable. There can be but little eon- "..- solationlo. bemused frUidlies in.the report. of the Inspector. The facts are before - tbepeople., The boat was an ancient, dilapidated bulk, that,. — . had already done a work of Murder, audits thin, and ruidybolleis were'giping, with old frachrres., That such a miserable man-trap ahordd bare- - : been employed in a passenger trade, even tempo = tartly, ,is monstrous. Must was the Inspector. , about, that he permitt;ed such , a horrible engine .of death to be navigating the : waters„ hi his : 7. district? Why; it was worse thin 'an 'infernal:_ roachine, or boridr•ebelL Full particulars of the: - explosion are irk another column cttbis .._ . . A DIDIOCRATIC PAPLZ rx 'Nomausna.--.Wo0" aclmogledge the receipt of the first WA bars of a Democzatio paper p . ublished in the Ter. ritory'of Nara - aka. There Is 's useful arid Jog._ gestire moral in this little Journal. It is an 'ef• feetive argument on the necessity of organizing oor,new Territcrries..+JVoui.. Union. • . . . ." Speaking of the, viblication of this same pa per, a late number of the St. ; Louis Dirotheft" , '-;,'; "We hare learned, lon the best 'authoriVythat:' — : the paper is a Traud•,-uport:the public. The - P5- .> per is printed at Sidney, hi. IOWA; fiftiern_or...s , (twenty miles from 'Old Fort 'rim,' but it h. , ' • datoxl from that place, in orde still further tO 7 ,Impose upon public creduiltY." The cotton l'aeterY at Atemphas r .Tennelsee„ t was recently sold by the sheriff, for sbs;ooo.;" . Tt originally cost over., $lOOOOO • -"'. What's. the • inatlett Chesit isod-relave labor, - add abundant Markets.- all • favor, of the Memphis Mill. "L. WA - 0 1 4We : tlemio, a Beira; ion r mnst put your best •'; ‘. l and yam keenest eyes, anestrongeit and . willing hinds in the •eoltatTaetory. cannot maintain in *cotton fistitoryi• till labor bi • free among you tram de gradalim::'-gti .s. ,try ;4 4,_ Netiriska. was slave,. would "ko "" d°"mverr. ' with ma nufactories and meedadio,elioitti Lowells and l'iftstmighe'gree'yff lbfido &talc • "•• IP' • . _
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