. _. `DAILY _ t 1 . r ....„....,, • 1111= . BUSINESS DIRECTOIL - r. D. DL PETTTNOILL 00:S ADVZOXISMO AGENCY ..1'22 Nassau num Nor You. P. Oh its *mat tor the sort halherit , P,:aff t . i . 4 deeairtl PAWS both:ha the m o T 1 ate Grocers, quer , etsers, and Manlifacturers. • 9pHE subscriber is now itn_portjag a aura siu Hoe qaodlty.routgemag i gligr,T wo ae Chitirs EN , IrYt's amain and 13t.Croirituox. Ars. and eg„..,e Roma ; r sr. se -I:;4lX3ra Now ?AIL Morobouts by the mat do. • draw tbsoi. Dimas. for ore sill lararlotly be Dr Lfr . ,$ lIAITWIL-NORS. 1 Nob:lm Latut,Noir 'Vat. N. TL—photmrsA*Agol .Dutiorrootype cbecoiple, •• Mai Patat.klealemes. Bromine. lodine, Cientdo. ' • was,Odde 911ro, 51.roctory, Nitrate litrork- ThWel Sri:root. Ooprlys, Pastipalng Paatlles. Platt Bllautll. Marl. Illoozono. Roue . • rig Btu. laraco. OR -11.19.. Cordlmrost,Carmlno plotemel [tar Almond.% . moo-age:4r t• •y , Hungarian Wines. - a - 0 - ERHARD & BUEK, 22 South William a t:N . .r.stl ill ts lta l 'etir I tlri&r. wi rs Tr• ;0;., fe Yisortmentotths moat celebrated sweet ^ele dry 9: Whom. red and 1 , 1944,1 r Total. alenem. 711' _. Boma ((Ede:Lbws ) Sot:dol. blemaelylialsaprbatl, 71 , i licistekti. Badal , Wooer) UM( saardl. k. 1.71 (Er. - : 4&iY'ED • TO &PILL ' GRIPS MCE.V. oraraDuiiTost«; mi favorable terms. . . Engles Patent Elastic Skirts. RTES & k FRANCE, No.A. Barclay street ew Yor , . • N. . AUTlOli—Ncas are Amililne except the 1 . ,,, the at the patent. All 1241.11.11i601311101 lad inners W ant to pro-seated menet= ea Um. - 1:11.1=-P 11:1:trat.):{:iglii ; j3 0 /04AA1 5 4.3 1 i 4 •Thelblkertng_ltst of Badness Thins wee • e t.” l ..I.;!ert re li able la the city at Net . Yore • --. ' ACCOnDEON SVILNCIS. EIINO, WEISSENBORN &, CO., (tato 0. HavinaJleopoetars and Wholesale Dealers to (lemma. exat4 Wien )lulkal laitzheuhts azta Steels. No. Malden Lane.. . 1.1.24/11.21'..6 JOHN COLT'S:Standard CottotiSail Thick; IL Ct. SSA= CO.. tia T 1 Pine stmt. Nair York. St4TlOZ•s=sturxr. glawp sad HatinottPrlntaa. .mOl5 tar 11755 DEY 1300DS. OWL'I7, MONAIIRE. & CO. bnportera of Amnia= Fall-.,elsok 811kwayasteiGoc4. 112 and ZOTTENST &CO.,.lmporters of Frezch other Datolniu Good; Na 40 Itrosd attest - - - HONIG, 100 Liberty at, and lab Oedaret. tor. Tenni Plsee, Imwa of Law ..ist es. Bilks. Le. J. 12 mealgr / " " : • 5 TORN PILYEE, DEALER IN IVORY, at and zowntl33l3l3'sr Ivot7 Goods, 123. 3 313z,35483, 0• :•• t., l arliii g a l UMMAP thg. " j'AMI". BOTELIFIPER & IiAARAUS, Ini nortasofiltraum and Belgian ttroad Man. Saks. ogl.neg tn. lb: Ea Restage -- tap.V6.6 DETER D. MULLEN, Importer of.Freneh flarsoim aid Ehrlulth7 Goods, &gni. l'erete No. SI Mo _w Ana, New Yak mrpl3.l7amirs3 • - _ _ B..HATCHA 1.,99 Chambers stniet i . ;:Impute. of Goottermait Itualadas Garda Ind afectozoss of Shirts, Bt,coto.to. . t0ur31.5.5- TWIN H. DAVIES, JONES .ift. CO., Lik- Oadmi ofGertalmsons . Purest& • Ciaods,aad Mnn . 1.f . .1..4.1..t:1A1i , 10y4 1 K B SE- the Mexican--Mustang Liniment in Itaicatistlachltrtdasi. Barcti. Swab:a, Cut; Pik es awksa elbetaalearater est:mud caratantata at man araWmat - S. W.Wertbroo4l7yclaal Wilkirl.tor and propriatori 301 Remiss?. H. 7: • jr..9-tie.:ss. GITBNBY , NO. 349 Broadway, the oldest and roma altwiara-awararraawat ra !be United ~,.~~:::.,-i: Iat . :WARDS, BANFCRD & CO.. Foreign lizirses.Ha 15 Ilmadway. Chp& mad setages far . .5, to sad fromell parts at tlu woe& 11V5t Sittsbures„ Adams & 05. 5.11-1nta.15.55 711.1L4011: AND OHMS PAM DAMNS& egIARLESUNN k, CO.,s23laiden land, ..lorportidd - of Pf.ardL and Gem= Panay and TrArel ing Bonnets. and msnixEsenunro of Cans and Wend WD. 4oF IParnital• and Jenny . Lind WorkstAnd.s, iiNKinirsd DidOHDIEST A.ND MACUCiH 2001.4 • • 'ti:l3:MS JESUP,No. dram at, Noir - Yaikilin *Tants kr the srAtinfill lands "be ertar - ed.. eul Cotta std Woolen Thwhlnen. rout Unbent. makers. I:web:wive /loots ftw Lowell Mx him Shop.den4soyl6'.ss , PAPER WAREHOUSE e.TELS W. FIELD & CO., 11 Cliff street, IL/104.r a if twur That ta rs la I.steritw .i cl "PILDIC HsEEEEECEmes • • taug9VSs ILIINOAN. LEWIS & BARTOW, N 0.161 RIM= stmt.—A groat Variety of PAPER Ittr Bait- Stationers. Printany Bookbins. Marmbew... Ana Trholumen exammar. tdera DFLANCE SALAMANDER SAFES, A - Gab..l Masao* Loek• and Cram Cart SOBER? IL Sianufsetarcr.lcriPese • ta930.55 TOYS AND TANOY GOODS. . . JAttu:tom & co., 54 Maiden Lane, let ihvg c sra o sittA 29 Maly exalt, Lapatertd.o2o2B TlLEkyolt 111.11:5;113 AND CEUXHIR TOPS. ILLER; COATES & YOULE, No. 279 MiIikAIMBI *l-khkAPT, • - WINDOW °LAM, PAIN= ix. •LII. POILLON 2 ' CO.. Impariwaa of home Onal and Miami Was—Sit n iißrda - - II ~,---- ~ ,„ • & CO: No. 41 Smith A , i .'' . t o l .. . 4 . 4 . Philad . PtiSplacutl4 ,naw.establltroenti ___.-_ _ BOOTS & SHOES, -- W . RV LE 324 800T S AND RETAIL, JAMES BUBB, •L?,12 MARKETttling! ft utr, Moods sad taw, Ipda. dasossnY, tint bo tcs n Z uNi sst rsol ii his Ts/I i ttock , a , ,Oßoats sad 131 . azta ell :trig Sb il i a tirad salbesees slab= was by tbs= of Plds. Nay Tart Bastonoad be trusts cannot fall topless, all. Groat sambas boa glans Is • solsetlSS Oar abased sords.sll what) mattnats. also coutlaaas to saw • , ssuslasst se berstalbre, el do. - - script:lms st, 2o TWI Boots sad Ilbass, sad can IS. Es tem Els. load asps:d am <earn bush:eosin tbls WU% : • gliftligia ttlit SEW Td11) WM . at* 'With their ...1.10. ,0000, . silt b. Addy &an witb.- • ode T. T. a55area5..........;„...a. man Etualt= Curme_ractory. 2LIEINSTON, BRDS,k, practi- Ossalrldslaskosnar at Itsbotss ssd Betslast sta. enytt's, boss cot toad sad sirs allstallsedesst sa alsastis ssiartasstottlaybass.BosksysyS , BaSad os. thas, az, =ids s/I theta mesas sayiss, pita ' Or g. :scrod to darstalty sat balOstY of Wash. 050,0 10 all our tEI tad Juniata 3= sad Lantern Ilickos7. ' Rosa + sttsadsd to on the tort ressonstds tens. los songbird{` spat ell vas 'asylum them .00th that: T = ClttlrgaPerD'etAr of theta work. sad Man chus tOO6ll pas Ids tom spiry lb ssouites dmise tbs daY. TX. 1111111.10. ..A3TNA GLASS WORKS. WM. DAVIDSON. & )I...3IiIITFACTURERS and deniers VALI, Baum, and al that otOrsen and Mint Glaorwaty, GLaw., SLartat stmt. Pittabalpin..Ps Inttiotlat aflantion ;oat to tottat• =QUI ac =Um No. 56 Arch Baca, roafoortolioa, Impute:ad G. L Gee'stinnvalleA - NEEDLES. Arleta for the most Celebrated woozily YARNS, HOSlERnialtriVO MESA MLA VIERS. dc. PITTSRURGU .COACH , FACTORY. irrartood--dzo. 111.111117 BIGELOW 4 CO., . ... • (Stomapro to B. X Ho. 48 . , ?Pt. DUMONT) ALLEI. tow Wood at-. Pittsburgh, Penna. : • LOACIIES, CARRL&GES,- PILETONS, Builder, wood ova/ deoctiptioa or /wry Vol: alas too/der. ma Witold fa a manor ratorpared for . tl of flatztt, still of t,7tmsnohilf - 2' lir In• vuranud. . •.. Woo CARPETS ! OK OEL: CLOTHS,. act. W NCLINTO BROS:aro now ci sell; :d.....„ta a l thdr Wrath= "ar odargia., _ lMi thr Sort - • market. Our stork easulata Janitor the rotWirlor. • as Web Velvet Pita Carpats, Tapestry Broareli d mono= /*Psi= . LUX and kaerearpeta. ,OU •-, Rosik Window abalmit.h.,,..k= i ga.,, - With • hill aral= . of all ar sad tel" - eisitrkFlit In • rparantra to rarabl: Steszoloatr. mime or tabrwin do well to eall now, as now tr tne time so roam 'm e liar g allia. Rauserabar the pled. No. 112 Market it • WM: A. ERWIN'S , EAL ESTATE OFFICE,Iio„ 87 Front street. ad doom = Market: Das* In Late Chum. " a V PlOlO l3 . L. Cwl NaParta baaaht aixd sold. BUFFET ft OLD, •• magi 7017NDYBS, PLIIMBEItB AND - GAB 1112T11111. 127 cad 129 First - Strerl,Tatatarph. • Awn roam ITU" arrant ausr.can run. ussosers. MANUFACTURE oflVater, Chum 104 Steam lAtlnsi.. Liman ilttadlap ••t•h Ciu azal ea abort nate. • • • Emr•44l J e v•ATHER. • VRITL, HENDRY & CO. No. :9 North THIRD Hirer:, PRILNDA M: 1 10:00 MANHFACTITRERH, COUR TM, and Importoto of YRILNatt DAMSON, owl 1A END sad OAK SOLE LEATDER AND KIPP. DAAlyatt IV , JAUKEVN 4,t SUN, or the late •ffrm . . of W.All‘..lackaost a Boas, ant. aid re.da .gate.. 240.1santst. sad S3O Boadasy,llow York, has* sonstantly cc hsadearty- nasty of Orsise !LW Yssotesa Allso,_asado sadSdaass Ossausa (aim Orates. IV bola sal. nosisrs Falnami. ' , . i J., lye CROUND NIITS-279 Backe now landin *am apsmat u. L IIaL . 1 1 LIMY it OD. NOT ASH--5 mks in store and for sate by, m4ALWANI6I.SI,._ DRIED, YEADRES-150 bus. in store_an sciinr IL ROBISON O. BUSINESS - CARDS ATTORNEYS. OSEPII S. A, A. P. 'MORRISON, Attar ulys at Law. 033,4 N. 343 'fourth skeet, between :selthbeht lewd (Inuit, Pittsburgh. P. my 24 I W. HALL, Attorney at Law, "Bake r• ..11'f_aalidhaim" Oroult rine, Um...l:Vol:lWe 1110 BERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law, 1.6, St. Louis. Mo. fel Trout. strum. Pittsburgh. mrStert2 AMES S. KUHN. Attorney at Lam, officc Fourth street. oar Grua, Pittsbargt, PRANCIS C. FLANEGIN, Attorney at Law, L No. 170 Fourth rtroet. Pittsburgh. ASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law, Na B 9 Fifth attest. PI Ltabinia. J. at Law : Office HENRY,. Attorney , f o • turner of Tbled snDS BANKERS AND BROKERS. • • & _CO... OCCCUSOWI To _ BANXBRS EXCHANGE BROKERS, HO. 71 FOURTH STEW; PITTSBURGH. IN the numerous :enspeniions of Bankers and Brokers throughout the country. during the tut months. ere ere satheed tbat Lit almost emery instants their trouts hare mown out of a departure from their legitimate boduses, and me therefore take mention to e► sure the media In 1111111. S. that= speoulaUrem In ...fan. rY stooks. ^ or other • outside operations . shall tempt as from the Adel and legitimate line of our business. better •Peathat La - .Molding all such investments. ne shall not out* be better able to mme our customers andemum their safety, but that In adopting Met a course ...hall pro mote our runt ultimata benefit. fee WILKINS a CO. L/ •-- .481 ILERNAN kCO Bankers and Exchange Brokaw, N 0.95 Brood street, corner °Minn:wad Alley, Atehursk. Pa. • Eiritmr andaell Bank Notes and Ordn. Dienotnst Time Exchange. add Promissory Eaten nuke Oollections In all the pinning cltlea of the - Union:Rendre Donnas on - call .Anton interest, and Elne theh• promhtattentlon Loan oth er =Um anDertalntha to a BrekeV. bdeda.ded laga-Inatern Exchange constantly for sale. UM , ZWISIL.-..-ILDIMILD -....1101.131 CIUXIM L i & BAUM, Bankers and Ex ellsage Broker. Buy and sell Gold and Silver .O Notes, neotlate Bans on Beal Haste or Stook Sena ritlesamrchue Notre. sad Time Bills on Last sad West. Buy end sell Skeen on Conuniselon. Collec tions made on ell points In the Union. .11Bon corner of ' T hird =M and Wood etzt.s, directly opposite the AL Chula Y . lUTIMMLII PLUM- 111.2111/..-.....111= IL 111WL FcaALMER, HANNA & Co &mosso= to Mani; gains & Ca, BankanaZbanio Broken w. In Yoratan and Domadic Exam:um o.4lfrataa of =.l=dc Notch - and W earner *Mood and Currant Money remind on Nandi. Bight Checks for.c. sate. and &Werth= made an naarli an teen* paDaintrof Um On Rad Rates a• Wein& Pamdt= rald for Foreign and Amalie= ia. • AdTanoes made on. annalaninant& of Prcdum • " nat., on Ilbeisl term. IVILLIMS & Co., Banker; and Exobson u tlrokas. North East coma of Wood sea I=Sati 112s h as Mara taros. and promptly attended to. 1101,315 S SON, Dealers in Fore 4.7- e'sasDeskestai BWi of fttlanage, Meta Laden of Dv. •• Bank Nato sun Prods, Pio.e? hiarkot 7firCcesetlons anotla on all tto yrlaarat Mies BOOKSELLERS &C. • . :a s . . TORN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta .) tkazier,sweesior to Dalton i Aces., No. I Lillasicat Joseetonsr !math; Pittsburgh. Pa• CO., Booksellers and Statianers, • Rs. 55 . 11T00d. street, next door to th e serterisriblra., • &tool sad law balks esnatantly ea hand. roilli lk, $ 1 , 321 (1).M.e401 A. A.-RARDY, - __(Etaereso32. to }Ltd_ loom & COILVISSION AND FORWARDLY& KERCIIANT: Agent of th e liadlson and Indianapolis .XO.BO Water rt., Pittsburgh, Pa: laths J. v. Pint. 13112FTLER & CO, - IZOBNARDISIIi -comeassoN 11ER CRAM'S and Dosing In sll kin/ad Pi •.• h 111•11- - AtAi:ut"-A—M'BAlsiE, Commission and. For. _ Merehunts, dwarf, and Produce , y: yp, Pittebongh Manufactures. No. 114. &road ands: Pittarntren- apd-ly• _ um. manor &If "In‘c. LSON . & C47.ciTholesale Grocer*, and . 0o woo prettartNo. y arm. . . _ ant .= QPRINGER lIARBAUGH & CO., (Suceca, .10 son to S. Ilszbaug..) • Comzolesion sod Vorverding IlerehantK Dealer. Wool uld Produce goners/ly, Noe. 145 Find 0n ..11161id etroste. Plt.tebursti. Pllt. 6017 MCEIIANTELO, Gencrat Commia . made oa comdiammta Prodß 3077 JOHN IFLIT. OLIN WATT §S., Wholesale Grocers, Commission latmenannt, and Dealers la Psalms and =bona hionnfostuns, No. 2e4 MSS/ inMsbosith B. CANFIELD, Late of Warren !. Ohio, Battr. d Pearl Lab, inzd Western Prodites marallr. Wan Antt. bdwean idatthfleld sad Am& Pittstrarzb. MOMS ' . • • AIASto Of Drm llotlaw. lltW A Co.) ril LITTLE it CO., Wholearae Grocers, . Pod and Onson Marehants, and Dealers In ?Mallow& dhumfarturm, 1.12 &mad street, NUR. scrsit. 0,19:r1.1 CHEESE WAREHOUSE.-HENY 11. OOLLINB, forwarding and Ccanaission Menisat.and Dealer In Cheese, BUttar. lake Fish and Produce sinsrally 21.- Wood street, above Water, Pttisinn•gb =7:rt VON BONNHORST & MURPHY, Whole els °move wmml. K o ter,e i nuatnush gos.lA.spiTmit, Reporter and Dealer Trinseti mad Arteclean w.l p.p., No. 66 Mutat betyroesrpgrd sad Yourtit gro, fttabsagt6 IdeOLINTOCK, Impo rter end Whole . ado . sad ilstall Denise , Cothdins; Mom OU Mali and Plum Ones, Window Shade. Wawa Bost. Itin.ll2 Morton West =IS & PATTON, Wholesale and Bo nd Ones% on the Lem dde tdeedded. .Pee am°. Ranaa.:Z.—T. B. Dusan t co.,Tweedt gluey, pa.p... tar a Ford. Cincinnati: murphy a Craft.. N. Orkaat A. Calbertam. Triataa. liana°. a ca. ataarair. oetalaal DRY GOODS. GrBANB VAN GOBDEB, Dealer in Trim . a T u irt .. ll=ag g aortmant atubleh en slysys to had st 1(0. 31: a. 1.1"? I. A. Naos i p3misrann...c. L. Annan t co, f• Tom• AtA. MASON CO., Wholenale and Retail Dealers In ism and Btnen rd 7" WAN . 2 6 nth putourst, MURPHY & Busomar,w, Wholetale R and Rata Dr7Otoili Mac Swat& earrafFattethsad Pitidtarct6 rri RID) Di: 'Oil L Miff; ICWATT E MAL COMMIS SI ON MERCHANTS Do e. itov • • Flour, Pratueo and Prolloloas, No HARBAUGH & BOONES, r i v RW ARD IN° COMMISSION htER ef.I,Iz.ITN ..... Wallace - A Gardiner, REOLER4LE DEALERS : IN Flour, Provisions and Pioduce Generally, N 0.286 LIBMITY 1•80.1 r vsnan 111/3XL BAIAII DICKEY Whole.ale Geo. JOHN YLOTD---...-.llll=llD Ma% JOIIN-FLOYD & CO., Wholesale Grocers sad Commluktußlexchsois,No.l73-SVoad sza 273 14b. rty Meet. Pittance'. 1.16 OBERT,SIOOItE, Wholesale Grocer, Roo- Vrsii.tlfrgapsiirdsOir laZiratig.ttinatsfu'i auras. On Inuad a Tarr c u° ' :l6 o l ed=ongsbals Wbrmay. aft4oll nlll g sold lon for cash. ILLICLISVIII iliiri •• . - a/7j ...OM IL /MIL BLIC&B Vholfizato Gro • •er.,Bont Parnlebnad Dealers in Produce and urea manufacturer. Mb and Oak= alas ll en hand at their We:abeam.' Water Anat. Pittsburgh. eSbl27 JOHN WOW- —WM D. 104134..—....... w +• •0. M'GILLS 41. ROE, Wholesale Grocers and Camsalakm Menhanto, N 0.194 Libuty lteMiMtt► WISS. BAO.A.th & CO., Wholejmile Oro. -I_ll oemNmnw,4o:ild street. FIMNIrah. ,WCLUAG, Grocer and V V Tea Dakr, maser of Wood LA Ifirthetreets, bus shrsys on hand • Issue'saeortment of etas Otteerttee and line Tess—Votoign !fruits and Nuts, Whaler& nnd Beton. leeelsee supplied on the lowest terms. • • • OBE.IiT DALLELL & CO., Wholesale R 0,0011% Coroadsdan Elerthnnts, Dealerrs In Produco nog Pittsburgh Manufarestrog • Na 263 Marty stmt. pittallorgh. . '.. 1 i IC' i ,Meal. I ", onocessors' to L.& .1. P2Wirk, Wholesale. Gers, Frgiarding.sed thauelarion ilarubsuts, Dealers h Iron, A aiW Glsu, Cots Ares, slut Pittsburgh Stsrechstures Gausilbili OXIMKT 01 Weed gad Water, streets. Plttsbansh. - , • CULBERTSON, Wholegato otocee and essaulasslosildereltant,NLlsr le Produce and Piths. -bard,ls flassufsetersd Ankles, 1103 liberty strost, Mt& • • ' . FLOYD, .010- rocom, om • woke Ideretnats, and Dealers In Pkodbco—litnend .11. WWI,- - came% Arm. wax', 2404 MY, W6ISAWLID Oo CO:, Whole DAVID lIVAIMIAIL........,IMLLAX inurs--7.--a. a. OM. grLESS, MEANS k 00.; (Immo- Vn'ojd iy aisioolijt chC gV sal . sew coo-- 7 - , reerseash S. =OMIT & SON, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for the nab .and parcbme ot Beal MUM. Collection of Panto. Negotiating Irons. on Rood. Mortgages. tn. No. 140 Third th.Pitteburgh. P. so 3-17 ..achigan General Commission and Co ee tion Agency Office, 'VOA the collection of home and Foreign ercantile widallother Money elalum. In Miehignd and adlasentStates,lnvestatent and Payment of Moneys, Payment of ?rise, Puss:ham and Mde of Real Estate ancl Stodge mel Insurance Agent. PELTIER ANDERSO. Detroit, schrEnruin Pittsburg h-.2deasca Kramer AR. Bank. err. White I Co. Gazette Ogles: Lorena. Stewart I Oo s alerehanta Wurnm—Ters Agencies or Michigan Nom respeetabla Inagranm Canscanlea narl9drd AUSTI A USTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent, Stook, Merchandise and Bill Broker. eke o. 92 N street, above Wood. Baldness pron9MT attended to. 17,:d LMUEL L. MARSUELL, Secretary Old -11.7 ms', llensnage Comp. r, 94 W4Ler .Rest. FGORDON, Secretary Western Inne • ram. ca, 92 w•ter Amt. y GARDINERCOFFIN, Agentfor Franklin lei t i g? ~...1. . .,..... 0,....,....ft. , . COMM' of Woad LCDIRLCI A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delawnre Mn ♦ tu►l wrenme..,,o3lDD. 42 W►tc etML lOIEN H. ISTIELLOR, , DeaIei in Piano Forte's, btu* sad, Illegal Instruments. Sebool Books, end „ Bata agent for Cblelrerloir. Mao Ports, for Wagtarn Inal.—.No.,BlViood Meet- tI4IIY SIEBER, 'Dealer in Music, Mu sical lartraramta. and Importer of Italian Strings. =4l= Cp a rat gr and ra tar orh.b.e. TORN HAFT, Jr., (successor to Jas. M'Ouf foya Minim. and Metall Drum:let sed Dealer In Poito, 011 e. Dyestuff.. am, 141 Wood meet.. 3 doorbci_oi , Virgin Aller. Pittsburgh. • Sirileirol. Ate. Or Tord`e Medici.. MOO ILORN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in Drum Pants, Oils, Varalens sea Dye Stun. FA WS street. ritsburgli. AU order. will revive kramit stisstlnu. ; • SOr Arra Ibr Schenck sPs mottle Byerrp. lour 24-77 A. FAIENESTOCK A- CO, Wholesale 4i. Dreff=nd nidandYntnnril atWlden Lied ,Red =we Wood end Hunt ittresui, rats. I. 4n _ nada E. SELL .A ERS, Wholesale Dealer in lw ivcs a tte,D ;t r tr : b .es . ,c=virnestm.e,,irt RAIIN Fs R, Wholesale & Retail =an of Lusatr .ad st. cede stews. SCHOONMASER CO.; Wholesale! a Drugsarts.lia. 2i. Wnod rtr..a Plttibuna. AOSEPII FLEMING, Successorto L. Wilcox A O c t eara D.ad enret street glalitontiltem Ideciges, Iledfdtta.Cri t s,Watarcta7,' we all 't rarteran tolls Dustman. h OZIMW.I'M , M7TI' J. IL..LLTTLIs. MEP. CIIA. NV' TAI LO • - 184- . snmar IfthE . EPS CONSTANTLY O I L HAND A tares otoortsdeat of Maths, CULLA:tens and Ye: glory ttsmeat ruble 1 DAVID HUNT. Dentist, may again I to found la W. Edam. on Muth .t. n..Ny &nit. Pattmea's Llftry BUN. - iv M. VARIAN, M. D., Office 6th street, 1v balowliodthflold. gltot Ectirc—ti to 2, AL 2to 2. ItoS. r. . my2/3-1.14 ISCOTT, Dentist; Foattn atreet, Oro dm?* Wed of Mutat. Mee !Krum a.top 6 P. n. All wa R., it vnursated. • - MANUFACTURING. r=!ff:=l VlTATASrfiliiiiiiiti: - .C62 7 .; 61 Penn et. below Marbury, Pittsburgh. ILMLER MAKERS and SHEET-IRON. manages. Maaufseturns of 11.tadll's Want Chtmearrr., Rritheo Pln Bbd SW= PIP.. Bon . dame's, Salt Paaa.livirsz Pans. Iron Yawls or U 1 Boats eta. Also. Blaeasosittke Work. Bridge and Viatica trots, ea. - admitlot dons on the short...mottos. .1303)45d. W. WOODWELL,Thirholesal - d and Rotail Manufseturer sod Dean In Oablziet W. No. 83 street 1011N,WETILERSke 41ftruifat,tarer of Mot I'ASPAT DOS VIVA.. a suta4lat &Wle. NOLID 110 X sad BRAZKD BOX VICES. corner a Anders. and Rob. Issas greets, sae apasre from the ll.d stroet legheny MY. oexFootl rTBROIDERED AND APLICA MAN lLLAS—blsteriels ots:lud far Emtooldery .t 1 Aa - Work by MIL& L. wiLSON. }e2tf No. 2111)1; peon street. eteao Band. Hats and Caps. 1 WILSON lk SON keep constantly on hand .v.el del d pra Li and ranotT or H.L. and atone% DAL or Oa:. coot!! and el= so i t2l.— ` l7ll. 0.. • cel bac.m parebasidt aLeannain. nnladf dem TA. WeolD m, co jai & co. WISOLZHALD AND DETAIL PA.3I7IONABLD HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS , AND DZALEFLIIIN ALL KINDS OP YOWL CORNER OP WOOD AND I , II.2II.9TREJSTE Pittsburgh, Pa. 11111-Ttudr stock an/bracers every 4.1R7 .t/lent nits Dr..aa. Cada mil nu ISonnedeL C. B. MILDLY & CO. CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, NO. i 1 THIRD 3T., NEAR MARKET. WOULD 'respectfully inm their friends and Oa public genuany. that they have In don Clete. rourplets Fail Rat soneurting of Carpets of every deeceiption. front the Royal Velvet and Ittnineda to the common Ingrain. limp, and Rag. Floor 011 Cloth from one to eight Dar& 'ride. new deingna and very rich, Cocoa and Canton Matting. Proggeta Unica Mar" Blair Window Shades, ta Persona want are Invited L I M and nut:aim/ their stock. gtetontea4. Ifotele snd Neel deonen fnro Mod on the moot reasonable Lena Wantall Frateand nedek 211e0:11:11 Tian—GASHO/VZ Y. e 3 I. L 1.M.M.M.......001T2 .011.03 AD i vulgstopy Romp de NOVELT L Y WORKS, MTSBURG Co. 11, PA. NACK and Depot Railroad Scales, Hay, a t ta. sad Grain do: Plattomit and °motor do.; Ire g E rarloaa lrfkon, pa Dra sAttlador Lta i tt= Bolts Lad Waatomlacc hallooed* Iron NM of •mi t l.. tat: la form and Ganda • W. W. WALLACE, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, mom ...I SZa strerA acycarda Battklad . Iad. FITTABLIEGIL .MOEITMENTS, Tombs, Grave Stones, way. on Dan& and T l i tt to t=mr,d. °alt.:. at Or; lowart prima. Threw trundled .catrinsl and relaatad Liedi jr a gna t v e tr irnd ie. , ,M Land, j t tlack and thtb Mar We with derpatelt at ZIP Marty eleir k". . .W. W. WALLACE Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh. tENNEDY, CIIILDS & CO., Manufao ewers of— Penn A No. 1 hoary 4-4 Ettnathogr. •ftrmt CLAW of all colors and rhadar. Cotton Twin% " Bed Idordg " Pkrotzb Linea and Buh CorA .. " Eva of all am And &seri wOrdel Entti". elt $t the Ilardwara ator. aiLairan. rho') •00..181 Wald fluent. will hats atlnntion. TO DFATA4II.43 IN WAGICBOARDS. -lN 1847.0. RICE., of Cincinnati, invented a valuable tosprotreseld in Whhbeards. for which he auds/Went ln Oct, 184 V. Bald improvement a/nest ed to prmerly prepartng,the Fig et of sheet of 7.lne (or other thltatde metal) Ann there reusing them to hleme ar ma their nay Into the mild wooden sides or legs of a Wathbrant the =Medi previously • employed. having been ta plough a groom or cur a mortice to entire e interest andplate. O.R(Onentsenthently sold hinterest and monership mid Patent to n the ratecrltn i •jho Is rie :j4l7rg.'"lirtheig:til o;" . .1/ a )YP A 7.6/T 77113 AZIFIIO,4 RD.& haring themedel the la. tom nf WamI t 1411:1 Coj4tbat. Ittseslbz.2. terionCrt lls"d=:esitli2oeietr rliaTaZifitrAV mewed by aid Patent. Bolts lath been coma need and are now pending engine. certain fettle& knona to to these mane& and It Way Intention to prosecute . fnr all In fthurements upon nth legal and Plot right _te the ::Mot Of the la, lii penora thermore captioned analnet purchasing or desltnitZ:l e ne lifeshbeardt, made after the manner patented RlVL'oplets banadai .. o. Ricer Imprond ltluhteusrds. ed Get.,1849.” tee ms tetho genuine. -It msy bn nen ta mmark !het h lation the ships of the etixetcor the employment of any Patent "ltnee ri bi Tt t d:11U al l I W ner l gis /4'.frIVASZVA',% t : which the exam of the Board rah, depends . • Whomeal• orders for the genuine article respectfully solicited and Promptly executed at as lon j Branissi v sn wiaLunau thortsed mallebbr I±,le Proprietor and Marnthseturertherearl Ol t Llenterare Store. klo.lgablalulst.opprelts 6th. • PM- Mebane% Ohlo. . - . ..a GAIDLIZIL intelligence °glee, N0...2 ST. 01.411? STRIZT. SERVANTS of . nll 'descriptions supplied Private familial and 'Hotels an rasteetfullLoolleital to avail tbernelamot the facilities near orend. Past MT teen offend al 'manatee for Man farars. N. 11..—Colactloas promptly attended to. toialyd JoS. 01110& PENNA. RAILROAD—Wanted 20 abs444l of Steck to wraPht,,,l3 or d er. o, Bankm and Commlaglon }Hoek Itrkers. n. 4th 44. . BROWN. would moatreepeotiully fn the public that tao Ran. oR Dana. it DO o=l Go nu wad tide of the Diamond. ILDogbeny City, a foto taste anortsooot of Volition BUsd Als3. Wont= Dula Um oar =MO to order to boot - rtyle.,anokatod Nod to *or to %ha Unit ed BULL,. Ms Mods ran 1» totoo , f 4 without limo aid of: c.d • wool r b l . rt it gr i var i assoAt t b 4 traoy Parollatid, Lo Droparod to 'Wraith tglooll customers as e so the palls at at .111‘ owl to tbelrlinto ilgensiff. No. Wood atrad.lOODrga" mob= J. A-DROWN. ILAIINDRYZLIIE—The attenticmi- Umsnd wulrwomen Is Invited- to this Mos. tad& le • tools Indigo Macleod. lutvinits/I Ito ninletttles e st. bted The Ltindry:Eloo pommies. over tbe undissolved Indio° 13 % l it:4 4'4l m t o; r lific tth stt otn=i7ogriol'ollt: toita swing melon; one belt wring to tbe tbst not more tbzo OM bare the Indigo oust* dlsegvsl b/ Ine txibit , L . : ,, z , deitui..7=,:igtv .t,; rt7 l2l,ld. w ljaVe i lr I - . IPA ft);;"- ' 1 cod et. VV.= not airs tloonstunlon, yet i.h.7.l2,rat,Wrma,v, la& nairlan,M fro_ i _steam'er Ciad.natl br Mown - CO. AGENCIES. MUSIC, &C. DRUGGISTS. MEDICINE. MEE= Mr YORK ADVERTIECEXENTS• PITTSBURGH GAZETTE from SISSCIISR t SCLIEWS General Advertising p.a. No. sad and 34S Brned. 4 l*.Ns . t". nu . WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 21, 1855 amt. street.) Raid & rave to tYtig_Nps Tor*. PAPER EANUINGS, pgotarate era trun.. THOMAS FAY E & CO.. 256 and 257,BroadsMy; New 1 ork, airway opposite the eltf Mall a Park. AVE constantly on hand a full stock of American and Preach Pap* Ranging., Border, da. rents,Curtain Pape% Bed 'teeters. Statues. 1 Lamhwapes,an, of every idyls known to the trade. Merchant , laying In their et...40.e. tart buy from first hands. as we manufartnia lergelY and Import direct from French Manufacturers. or t whom wears agents in the bolted Staten Our retail &Nutmeat eemprlsie the lichee erica of Do:orations. Special Impmistione 'made, when deered., from one splendid &Welton of warnpl-e. Artistic Paper Bangers tent to any part of the Untied State, mh19.3m7 Umbrellas and karasols. JOHN L SMITH, WHOLHSALE MINVFACTII HER, 234 and 235 Broadway, New York. The most atensite In the world. THE late fall in the price of materials, con sweet nye)] the suiagenerot the money market. bee enabled me to mannteeture lanitely for the Spring trade and to off to marchantn it Very low pecan the larva. and mod tomplate aesortment of UMBRELLAS AND -PARASOLS to be found L'tcrope ow Anteeni. Merchants whiting New York to buyther amts. are n1E4 , 1.15111? Invited to call and -mantas the stook. WOK "rthannt N. B.—Please cut UM card out l i re It 13 or pock • et book As reticence. LIN I. &TB, ratib-tme • • 1. Maxiniketnrar. 1855. MILLINERY. 1855. Mrs. With SIMMONS, fekt .Broaddenr,..N r" /9 now prepared to extnbo, and offers for sale to okoleaals and. retail Iltrq, at the lowest pos. 1. rub meats, lb* Warn and t *elected do& of Ymemb, English and Ainatieso ry and ktratr Geode or. otwered at anr one eatabkatment to ade ettYt If not eupertor to bar former kayo? rations. 111111 are been selected with great miler the.ealebrated Veatch mllllner Madame tahalleur, Of Pkrtd, and Mrs. LarIIISID. tine, of Bond it, London. P.—rattersB. Bonnets combo:AV an hand. Orders by mall ... punctually attandad to. 31m. K M flert.dote 6 6 4 Broadway, Nee York. Daguerreotype Materials, &c. Merchantr are rape Daguerreotype rcondffeto shmo qtrrfis.. meat to an_Doontrreofsrond in Mortars. i&NTRONTS General'Depot of Mirterinle for ars Datrrierrootypii, and fir d ormer on Paw* .na . Gatalogruminnuarnat oVVikutlon. Goole eon Do rat, by express, pavabl on dellvory, but tartlet with whoa in are usinaturfttod. most giro rotor arm as to the Wilt) to par IntAtin goods on arrival. or roorliortthrtoir order moo ein r enamor of tram. variation. 11,27-3mir . AIMIONYOOB Briartnar. N. Y. Net YcA Bag If annfaatory. HAM, Flour, Feed, - Grabo, mcal, Hominy, . gh o t,Bunkorbeat, Salt, Guano and a other kind. of made and printed to order br machinery wit . de. Web. Addreaa. ao ahem 17 Plat Witt Neo WM. SI esale Dealer iMMONS Wholn STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY, r.27-a=. z:r2 BROAD tid rNi. r. Straw Goods, Front& .wers. &o. VASitpurchasers are solicited to examine 4infit2ak a sTRALAr s3llar eoe... ps Trench raven. *h. w ill cer to that of any other similar home In the OttO. w. stall rewire. the etnahne t. oessla t , T oti or t ne . ea and . jr;:f.a7:=Ve t . 1e....al we ode , ASll . porehae 1 744gr ir "4 6rerfer i girt;trt. "°.MWICTIeIant7SI%. CASE MUSIC & NANO STORE "Ritl3l3 C W 1 B: E cadway, 147 Z ." OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY. Musics at Greatly Reduced Rates. OTWITHSTANUINO the -combination e - - or meg° Dealer. to keep tuella mime or nononP) , ght music, opoind the Interests of wane composers; end tints renal to extend to Mr. Wntere the courtnice of the {m, he Igneating imscscie oopooftlisr sOsfoutont eel. den. that tabu. public E 00120101070 Arta support. In Of. =Vto the West Monopoly, and In hie effects to ski adat, and **adopt the National •Carrency. Ills Mostar American and Mums.= !Dade Is lunnense. and the catalogue of td. owls teubllcatlone le one of the henna and tat sdededl2l the United Eta. Ile has also toads (treat Reduction In the prices , 01 Mu.. Melodeons and Musical Instatement. of unkind.. 13apol1rfrard.6!, octave PM.. for sl7sa $lOO and interior of AA goat meads. and Instruments no grow and u durable.o thaw which ma 000. Plano. of every variety. of Aphi and price op to $l4OO. aro:wising Wes of Sae different nuatufsetorles, among them the celebrated seeders. Sapromd 11011.17. PLISOS and trur.grel prashoes AfKaass Mores or T. Wain t Co.'e meta (oeuers of the JR:oltatt patent] 'Eteamd hand Piano. at mat harpains. Fri... from gal to VW: Mododeons fretejfee different manufactories. lusted , log the asst known 8. D r U. W. BPrrriell Ahlodeona ttun ' ed.to the eons' temperament.) Oa test ants in the United States Prime fad. $75, alOO. 1115 sr-s, tin. and $ll.O. "loath'. Double Rank Melodeon...NOD. /ash Mane ' cued Melodeon genranteol. The best tents to the trade. retools, ga: 1114 per rent. discount :to argymen and church.. All orlon pro.nair ro all parts of tree mantel% pad-prld.st reduced rat.. Clement Med testes! eanlogoio and! oeboduto of or. Of MOM *guarded to MT adetno. free Of charge. fefkluer A. CARD. 1111.01\1.41V WIT VIM YORK. IMPORTER AND aratiMPA CJIZR . OP • CLOAKS Fe M ANTILLAS, Wo t t l LLl=lfl . lly . it u nz i 4he trade f4pring Ttsde will be ready for ioramttou no igesl Pramual. Ile. LMas the only aluttMa aserehaut from N. Took who I. pesso.lly 'dent. Faxle Eh. aesaan, may remous bly wort that he .111 Sue* Into. .0 mem Yarie4 Myles than any house la the trade. air-The waked dealerelsuall.l to the aboy..l they may Unnt• rrrrr atlsmalssa. 86/liiiliffl2lllde CO.. WH ELI- OLESALE DRUGGISTS, Naar YORK. Bow remonvi lo No. 170 WQ:eveviL,cor.o./Doeketurt. IMPORTING the leading Drugs from their original market , both In Crooke mid ISM indimand French and En Chen:dada, Perfumery. Tooth, Nall and Ilair !Snub.. 11.10 (Harassed Struve, Parte and Seicate Pimp, Carte. goami. gm gc, they offer them on the omit remonable term. Order, eiMm la prreon. or by mall. gill receive their beet Manikin. jcl2-121nr ALDERMEN. I. binteldaon. Alderman, OFFICE, corner of Fenn and St. Clair etc " A t b * c P " 4 : l ." promptlys.ll4 - - Patrick Mclenna. ALDERMAN OF THE THIRD WARD OFFICE corner of Grant and Fifth streets (*.y.ey occupied by Alderman 1. , 114 wt... .) 12:LMITUL.Mita tbs p o u fb r ee of .? , . 1 1 .1 dey t n o rn and i elt: • Rai n mla $l4 STEWART & KILGORE., MANDIMOTOILNII3 01 COOKING, HEATING AND FANCY STOVES, G, RATES, FENDERS, Pipes, Boxes, and s Foudry Castings T of kinds. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, No. 267 Liberty St., corner of hand, PITTSBURGH, PA. ROBERT H. PATTERSOWS LIVERY AND SALE S.TABLA 51 1'ama Diamond street and Cheri", jYlr WISv ITITEIBUROII. PA._ ASHLAND ROUSE, hgcal EMMET, AMYX B.IPIXIVTII 8111 , XL PHILADELPHIA. H. 8. BENSON, PROPILISSOI grout of Doted V,60 per d.V..04 , klayS. IW-Iyd ALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and Dealer in plain . , Xl and Decorative Pawners. legnNo,{f. Wed street. ttebarivb. Dew gvadiclogX tad nun ores, 1d= 3.63 rAItIdFASHIQNS FORLADIES'DRESS -B&Tb.Parteb Fashions fbr JUNE, direct per 'tamer - be on sale on the let proximo by MILS. L a. inuiim. Pra.Stel LC P.n. above Hand Invest. KIER, ZONES & CO., PRO.PRIETOR3 KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE, tniORWARDINCI AND COMMISSION ittsacuArra, Cilia] Rule. &month snout, , Mar th. Baron. Lard. Lard M. . Park . & B . O. Ham& Mar's ea- Ira and No.lBal A nte and Men Pig Ism Bolivar Brkk and Clam. A Moal. a, mito BANKING, HOUSES 30 HN T. HOGG: NEW YORK, N. 22 SouTri SD ST. PHILADELPHIA. PITTSBURGH, ALLEGHENY CO. EOM ERSUP,_ SOMERSET OH., MOUNT PLEASANT. WESYMORE'D DO. Pat oorarELLI3VILLI S . FAY . FIT UNIONTOWN, BROWNSVILLE; " Depaslts reaMred, IMatountssoads. Drafts bnui and warded. Bank Notes and Specie honnht Stocks. Notes sad other Sanaritles Antorht and Onrast.ondsnce and oollectiona Kaki ebn, Afency. isto t. S . 3 F. EATON, N 0.19 Sixth lA., agent for bonn e 1111 NT au:unl i t, now "41,,crg pirent Oil al ntl the obesjohteaci rti t' grn i.d eig Coes patent Mill. Ittr D , llll , 11Z Crow. Doan s Rock Drilling Machine& Ili s ptit u ng IX= li T tgos o table Saw rillc odmue.,phought Iron ItallroadMir Machines. nem articles here been examined by practical mama ". 4 ..bi,lete, and pronounced superior to any In Ile to elan anthetised CO sell - Milts to make and rend th rt: hos arifo n Vcrie l t r o t t=ii t i t t l a Weshers, and gnished Bram Ork. • lie is &leo prepared Co take Agencies to the ralci twoeh er patented ILI gut. and new Invention and con ch. buslneni faithful and constant attention: =se • tie Men to the followinB . The sub/gibers hens locighein anottainted with ltr Nnaea 7. Em, and 'wenn hesitation la reconiroinidlni t h at% igigr i gi ' thlttedt t tenryltlit i L to inte Vii. ti eralg " . "2"'" W m lb!, * bitesn 4 l.lr., vtrT WaL Latimer, sr.. . Abr. °reborn. W. d 110000. .H. Childs S N. Holmes Shoe. • P. It. Friend, Kremer Rat an, P. Loremz. MAU • Andrew r Wllnam iA n. A. W. Lanni. I M . em McCandless. Prillaintott.tiotomsbar 27th. Ilks -at f IlnVague . Taunt), The OtOteher Etiree N. us cuv. • Sis one Of the oldest and most widely rtr i negVll N . o.ftrge=wtablitO td SKIM the tm toe Or Un=4 6ll and the typo 31totiolookyill do IVO to mud theft. Ithre i gre ir eu e .a k t;.2lD4 r Mu l f i T . RA . OA 'bleb to whie boo slood l =Lam . oteettletaii Patttott," w . aro tit tefenoce /ohms. ltdt RYE ➢LOIIS = -30' store , sad for' ib N o , * A. A A-IfeBASE. 11.4. tdd• Peso, tbeindnprodent of March a The Sore Aggreoslvo Tyrants, of Slave Legislation. The Session of Congress just now closed is re markable for the proposal and failure of a bill introduced by a Senator from Connecticut, for insuring the execution of the Fugitive Slave Law by the crippling of those powers of our State Courts which exist for the protection of our citi rens against any attempted oppression by the Government of the country. A villain who de signs to break into o house or a bank, will al ways, If possible, have the bolts withdrawn or the bars sawed by an occomplice inside. The Senator from Connecticut makes the opt pioneer with the !tappers and millers in the close of des potism; a good and pliant tool for accomplished burglars to make use of. The character of the bill has been effectually demonstrated by Senator Seward; but the development of the intensest despotism would not have defeated it, if there had been time for the :requisite influences and tactics of slavery to have been brought into play. The matter deseryes a most attentive regard, for it is destined not to sleep; and doubtless this bill, apparently still-born and buried, will, ere long, have a resurrection in perhaps a worse shape. The slave power adheres with fatal ten acity to the maxim, 'Keep all you have got, and get all you can.' It advances, but does not retreat, and never once has been defeated in any great measure It has undertaken. It always finds ac complices and traitors; even within the citadel of our Northern liberties. Men like Senator Tou oey will probably never be wanting, till this round globe is purified by fire. John Randolph once prepared et toast fora pub lic occasion, in these words, 'Suers MUMS: De mortuir nil nit: barium.' Bat all that happen edin his day to imperil the sovereignty of the States, and the people's rights under State pro tection, was but a small circumstance in com parison with the daring steps of despotism liana then taken. These measures are concocted and attempted to be sprung upon us by our own Sen ators and Representatives; and we look at ono another as if there were no help for it, while the meshes of a central consolidated power, at the instigation of the supporters and propagators of slavery, are woven and thrown over us. We are really not aware of our condition; we help to forge our own chains, and therefore do not yet feel them; but if thee(' things were forced upon us from abroad, or attempted to bo forced, they would rouse the whole country in a revolution. The cancer is in our own vitals; it is in this way always that the liberties of.o, country are over thrown. We begin to bo accustomed to laws that, If imposed by England on our fathers, would have been, instead of fetters, as sparks in maga zines of powder. A tax entail, without the priv ilege of representation, produced a revolution ; but the descendants of those men bear, patient ly, the trampling of our State laws under foot, the contempt and disregard of Habeas Corpus, and the proposed removal of the power of prov ing and piotecting our own rights, from our own State Courts to the. Court of the Federal Gov ernment. Where is all this to end? A hundred odious laws can metier be made than one repealed; and this habit of bad legislation, as soon as it to cornea chronic, aitnough through the strong con stitation of the patient, the statutes administered may for a reason remain a dead letter, must re sult in ruin. An immoral law cannot be attempt ed or executed without an internal convulsion, almost an external revolution, that, with some positive wrenches, throws it off, The old Ro manis used to take an emetic, and so prepare themselves for dinner; a profound, variegated and gluttonous meal; but they Must the more hastily have eaten themselves into their own graves, by such monstrous antagonisms, not withstanding their robustness of frame and ca pacity of stomach. And the moral emetics by which our Immoral laws operate, only accustom the patient., after all, to such a horrible diet, un less such a course of life be stopped; they ren der periodical convulsions a matterof such com mermen, such ordinary occurrence, without dan ger of actual rebellion or revolution, that des , potie legislators may count on them with as much confidence and fearleasneae, at cur astronomers calculate a comet or watch its periodicities, with out the least anxiety as to any disturbance. among the planets Nay, a consolidated slave despotism may learn-toreyolce at the temporal" abborreuce'issil agitation thee attends -Artery View' administration of its medicines, as Well-knowing;' having learned by experience, that the spasmod ic action of conscience will be in that may satis fied, and cannot be prolonged to work any repeal or resistance. The conscience of New England, that terrible power that used to frighten our; statesmen like the throes of Etna, when they were contemplating some vast wrong; the con science of New England, that never quite lost its terror, even over Mr. Webster's mind, not even after he had eucceedol, without an instantaneous uproar of revolution, in the audacious experi ment of telling a Boston audience, from his chariot, that they must learn to subdue their prejudices in favor of Freedom, and to execute the slave laws with alacrity; the conscience of New England, that Mr. ,Webster once prophesied, if there were an attem pt to repress and ridi:ver it, would thunder like an earthquake, ould burst like a volcano; even that conscience, ter a few more experiments, will be regarded only as the safety-valve of the central despotism, a protection against explosion, instead of an ex citement to it; a let-off, and an insurance of en durance, howeverhigh the steam may be carried. . Senator Toncey himself may be set astride the slavery locomotive, and play whativer antics his masters at the South propose, and there shall be no danger. • Some, indeed, have thought that-Our propa gators of the slave system were a little impru dent, were in danger of urging matters a little too far; but after all, the instinct of despotism is keen, and in the oppressed party, the power of a habit of passive emotion without corresponding action, is paralyzing hardening and destructive of the love of freedom. Despotic legislators grow stronger with each successful experiment. , Even a revolting conscience may only serve the purpose of a Roman vomit, just clearing out the victim, and preparing only a Feat hungry North ern Oliver Twist, to ask for more. Edmund Burke, the foremost man among the greatest and profoundest of statesmen, once said that "it main the most patient period of Roman servitude, that themes of Tyrannicidr made the ordinary exercise of boys in schooL" Another warning that he gave may also be applied to our selves, though with a conclusion somewhat differ ent. "I confess to you, air,' said he, I never liked this continual talk of resistance and revo lution, or the practice of making the extreme medicine of the Constitution its daily bread. It renders the habit of society dangerously valetu dinary; it is taking periodical doses of mercury 'sublimate, and swallowing dovin repeated prove catives of cantharides to our love of liberty." When it comes to that, the instinct of despotism knows that thepowerof liberty is gone, and that nothing but talk is to be apprehended. Our slave legislators will at length be glad to see the peo ple of the North mixing cantharides and agita tion with their daily food, finding that the more there is of it, the more surely does it waste it self in emptiness, and prevent any bold and pos itiveresistance or reform. Discovering that the Northern conscience satisfies itself with a remon strance containing the names of three thousand clergymen, instead of ever again receiving such a document with anger and profaneness, even a Douglas will give it a polite welcome and re joice in it as an additional safeguard elquietaild submission, till the time comes remaking anoth er experiment and another advance. Moreover, some of the leaders in the sure onward march of'' despotism, may remember and apply another of Burke's memorable sayings; apply it to whatev er uproarious hurrah in the praise of freedom, or Fourth of July enthusiasm for the rights of man, may at any time be witnessed: "Hypoc risy of course delights In the most sublime epee , elation% for never intending to go beyond spec ulation, It costs nothing_ti havelt magnificent." Whenever anything Is done, then something may be apprehended. If, for example, the Slave Commissioner Loring should be put out from his Judgeship in Massaehusette, for his conduct in remanding a iltisen'of that state to slavery, this would be positive proof that conscience has not merely vomited the patient, and left him weaker than before, but that the medicine has roused the heart and gone to the brain, and provoked indeed a powerful and lasting reaction. Nothing but of proof of life will induce any of our 'des pospotio legislators to change their course, or to be of opinion that this Government and our Con stitution were established for the protection of freedom and not of slavery. Again we ask—Where is this ell to end? Some men, habitually sanguine, or striving to be So, &flint'. that in spite of all the apparent slave-pro green, the end will be peace and freedom ,• but , we cannot share such confidence. The insidious advance of slavery into Northern law and North ern Courts, administered as rho Central -Govern ment wills, at the will of slavery; is gloomy end ominous beyond a:premien. The striking down of habeas Voipua, and the proposed removal' of slave-causes, or causes of right,. in conflict with Federal oppression, out - of the State'Coarts"ju risdiction to the charge of Judges under the Celt tral Gareraineat, are tremendous movements.— This is the conquering of citadels in the heart of a belettirtired country, and the meaning them with an enemy that cannot be. expelled:rinciples' of. free government - in this country,' -said John Randolph,. "have more-to fear froze ever-legislation , than from any oaten , tattat:'.:Ytia;olr, they have mare-to fear !yeti' armies of legislators than from all other causes.. Among all these lawyers, judges and legislators, there is great oppression on the people, , aho are neither lawyerd, judges nor legislators. Sir. I , never can forget that in the great and good . Bo= to which I look for all truth and all wis dom, the Book of Kings succeeds the Book of'' Judges." When the time comes that our ancient laws for the protection of freemen are modified or nulli fied to meet the demand for greater security of property in slaves, when our Courts are; altered, crippled, surrounded with chains, and their pow ers of jurisdiction diminished, for the conveni ence of slavery; when our judges are chosen and retained with special reference to their pli ancy to the slave-power, their capability and alacrity as slave-commLssioneri, and their ortho doxy of opinion as to the chief end of the Con stitution being slavery and not freedom, then the form of kings will be no 'more needed - for the perfection of tyranny; our despotism will be more complete and absolute under a republican form, without them. C. I=E:=l Loss or Twurry 1710011ARD RUSSIANS.—The Malta correspondent of the Times, in his letter dated tho 21st of February, says :—"There is but little of interest or communicate since my last beyond the arrival of some of the long-ex pected detatclaments from the westward by the Crosson, and that of several officers, wounded and sick, by the Arabia (one of the Conaid line.) which performed the trip from Comitantinople to Malta In the incredibly abort space of 68 hours! This vessel brought )t report that 46,090 Hos ea= bad marched 'Tor Sebastopol, tinder the command of the Grand Duke Michael, but had lost 20,000 by the ice thawing, and"consequent ly detaining them long on the road. The re maindeX bad reached Sebastopol, but in a pith. ble condition. . . ZOLUVE /51317BOUDLNATION. —The Constantino ple correspondent of the -morning Chronicle, af ter describing the impatience of the Zonaves for an assault, states that a large armed deputation waited upon General Canrobert to insist that he should give orders for the storming, and to de clare that unless the orders were given at once they themselves would make an attack forth with. The General tried to reason with but they only become the more obstinate and d& tormined. Seeing that some decisive step must be taken to preserve authority and prevent la surrection, Canrobert ordered Out the 47th re• giment of tho line, and a battery of field artil lery, and having seized the ringleaders in this demand a Ia Zouave, shot twelve of them in pres ence of the whole camp—a piece of energetic action which had at once the happy effect of ren dering the survivors much more satisfied with the conduct of the Beige, and less disposed to try the resisting power of Fort Constantine, and Its sister batteries, on their awn amount-- This affair, says the correspondent, which I have every reason to believe real, was, of course, as much as possible hushed up in the camp ; but that is not a mere Idle rumor I may venture to assert, having heard of it from a source not likely to be misinformed. THE 11118111 ASS AT UALAELAVA Letters rom Bainkier& state that in the night of the 7th, the Russians who bad returned to the number of about 20,000, and taken up per manent quarters to the east of the plain of Balak lava, threw up a breastwork a little in advance and to the north of Samara. Upon a nearer ex amination, one end of the breast work was found to be already defended with two lon'g and heavy guns, bearing upon the right of our position.— Their object appears to be to form an entrenched camp in our rear, and to de:end it by formidable artillery. They might thus Issue forth at any time, harass our men by constant alerted, or con vert a successful demonstration into a vigorous attack eboald an error on the part of our gene rals give them the opportunity. It is said that a movement would probably be made to drive them from this position. ROSMAN SPIES. tti e police of-Paris are said to beim search of a on who has passed come time in the East, ea particularly at Constantinople, where he be es e closely intimate with more than one high fu onary Re has beenfor some tow months in i • ris, where he made himself remark by his last expenditure, though - pesiessing no osten aibmeana of livelihood. It is added that he waadormerly in the pay of the ,French police, and I the reason of his now being sought after is his alleged connexion with .the Brendan pollee - eoreial 'of wOose "Bait agenianiestill in France: THI SARDINIAN COPTINOCNT. A letter from Genoa of Feb. 15th nays:—We are4xpentiog some English steam frigates here in or to embark 12,000 men, for whose con veyance we have vessels enough. It is mid to be in Contemplation to unite the Sardinian army to 10,000 French, 5,000 English, and 6,000 Turks, for an expedition towards Ws and The odooia. A similar invitation to that made to Sardiania to join the Western Powers was made to the King of Naples, but Ferdinand 11, has determined on a strict neutrality, and it is for that reason that he has forbidden his brother-in law, the Count de Montemolino and the Infante Don &headline, to make - Naples the hot bed of Spanish conspiracies. SUNDAY lit New 01=a:ca.—The recent Fire men's parade in New Orleans took place on a Sunday. A correspondent of the Bulletin nays From an early hour until nearly the close of day, the chief streets of the city were occupied and usurped by this procession, and the air, rang with the sounds of its music, proclaimed from nearly fifty bands ; the side walks and every open space were occupied by spectators of either sax and of all ages and tondltiens; bar-rootas and places of like character, contributed to the, , commerce and hilarity of the: occasion, and as a fitting close to the day, at evening. the excited public were furnished at the Place d' Armes, with a series of refined enterteinments, such as games in the sing, the greased poles--sack racing—the sending off. balloons, and other things of that sort —balls and theatres . winding up the festival.— To such scenes and to such salimnities the city was devoted. Those of our airline who re membered and sought to honor the' day as the tthristian Sabbath, were either restrained by the contusion from leaving their dwellings, or if they succeeded in gainig their respective places of wor ship, found their devotions disturbed, and the services of the church well nigh impracticable, because of the noise from without. It- is true, that the programme of the pefonnanees, with considerate toleration, announced that no band amnia was to play within neertain number of feet of any place of worship. Those who visited Christ Church, know how faithfully that portion of the bill was performed. If this were a land of heathens and of heathen temples, and the rites of sacrifice were performed on numerous altars, the music and display of yesterday bad harmon7 hal with oar religion, served to drown the cries of the victims, and conceal the . most revolting features of the es,rotacle. Tom WIIALTII or Cameleer/v.—California con tinues to furnish its supplies of gold. The total amounts manifested at San Francisco by the steamers, in the year 1853 and 1859, were as tollties 1853 1854 This exhibits a decrease of something like five millions, which ehould be attributed to the aban donment of the river diggings early in the sea son, because of the sudden rise of the streams. If, however, we add the amount deposited at the Mint for coinage, the deficiency for the year will be redacted to $53,000. And if we add the amount for bars during November and Decem ber, via: $1,208,357, the exhibit will place the year 1854 in advance of 1853. The recapitula tion may be stated as follows: Gold manifested by steamers..... Deposited for coinage. Deposited Norember and December for bars, and yet unrefined Total Gold manifested In 1853 - Balance in favor of 1864 $1,155,488 But go subjoin still more interesting details, viz—the gold product of California 6140 the alcovery of the mines. It will be seen that the aggregate Is upwards of $208,000,000. In.ad dition to the uncoined gold in the hands of the miners, or lying on general deposit with the ra tions ell:mesa agents and bankers. Nor is the amount shipped by sailing TO3Seill included. The aggregate, therefore, may be estimated at up wards of $300,000,000, Prerions to 1851, assumed from statistics of tho Philadelphia Mint $85,015,870 bleutifested by steamers, 1851 • 34,192,624 Si MI lBs' 45,559,177. " ... 1853 .66,560,560 to " 1864 to Deo 2,ad lilanifeated by steamers probably duce Deposited for coinage in Branch Mint rat Ban Francisco previous to November 30th, 1854 Deprisited for, coinage for month of December; 1854, about Deposited for bars, November and • December • , Add,protoble . amount In bands' of passengers for four years at $10,000,000 per 'annum ..... , Total iteouit probably ' 1298,248,538 Ihe'extetordhutry drolight of the lut : sir ioihthe hie had Ita lauence„apon the boldness of gold mining ea well u upon agricultural pro- . elections. Some of the mines are independent of all vicissitudes of season, but water is an al most universal element of prosperity. The San - Francisco Transcript states that the number of miners in California mast be greater than in former years, and the steady preduction from this staple resource of the new State is not like ly to be serionsfy diminished. TLo transcript thus describes the results of a few weeks' labor 'The export of gold la not diminishing, as will be seen by our recent reports; and,: although it may be said that this is not an infallible criterion of the amount on hand, yet it is tolerably seer tale that it would not continue to flow out with out leaving us the necessary conclusion that our people as a body are in a paying Condition. "But we are told that this is the result of a drainage upon our home circulation; that real' estate is in a trance; that merchandise is dead. , capital; and that private debts are not paid.— What is the consequence of these facts? Some of the results are already manifest in this city, wild speeulatloas in,nnfathoinable Witter lots and nnelimable sand hills are suppressed; rents are coming down to the abilities of tenants, people are beginning to keep accouute of expenses, and living more within their meat's; the lazy are be ,.ginning to work, and theindustrions ire working harder than ever. These resins are to have. a reactive force, and when our peoPle muster their energiei and rally for the crisis - A general and healthy condition of things must inevitably re store us to a sound prosperity." . umau"oln: DI Wnea . , . lacc Oerd Iptint the N.Y.. Tribune. Biantrentrar, Tinge C0.,-Pa., March 8, 180 : Vire had a council of Ilindoos in our town, and, en Sattirday evening, we met for the purpose of returning our charter, but, instead of so doing, it was carried that the charter, rdll, books, papers, and everything connected with the. Order, should be burned. Accordingly, ev erything was burned, but the funds, which were placed in the hands of trusty persons, for the benefit of the poor. The Order in this town was numerous, and consequently there wore a good many gamblers in politics, whose interest it was to keep, the thing moving; bat the scales fell frem the eyes of the people, and they said it - must go down, and down It-did go. Freemen will not he - controlled by midnight cabals and con spiracles. Let every council in Pennsylvania carry on the work hero commenced, and we will soon have a State of freemen and not bondman —for then can be no more bonds . for freemen than those of the Order. I have tried to find something worthy of freemen in the organiza tion, but, instead, found that it was a echeme for the benefit of the most degraded politicians and office-seekers. D. It. D. Poor.—A monument is to beereCted to Poole, and a fund is to be raised for the benefit of hie family. The Boston Atlas, in an article on the "apotheoeis of blackguardism," says: "We did think, when this miserable affair oc curred, when some of the scoundrel parties were shot, and some of them compelled to fly from the city, that New York might consider herself well rid of a nuisance more noxious than the garbage in her streets or the stench of her elaughter houses. But, the turn which the afiairbas taken, will make matters worse and worse. Where she had one bully before, she will have twenty now. Pugilism and the pistol, shoulder bitting, goug ing and maiming, have been elevated into the heroin. The young lad, who reads the Herald or the Express, will learn the to be a bully is to be a public character; thatvic will brings fame Beldam, alas! accorded to virtu' that he will be wept for If he falls fighting, anoriduly, reported if he lives to fight again. He will discover that brawny muscle is better than brains-tbat grog !haps, cock pits, and gambling. hells are the proper theatres for manly action, and thnt soci ety eaves its sympathy for defunct boxes and departed - assassins. New York to-day is full of sucking Pooles and juvenile blorrissys, whose future exploits wilrcertainly crowd the columns of future newspapers." Emigration to Kansas and' tbe great western territories has already commenced and from all accounts, ins few weeks, the tide of travel in that. direetioti will be almost as great as to California, a few years since. Every steamer from Pittsburgh for St. Louis, lands here crow ded with passengers for the Great West. Yes terday, the Caledonia left with over two hun dred picneers for Kansas, with their .stock and farming implements. The Louisville, mail boats comic-Minn with the through pc.ckatfur SL Len take away large numbers. daily. A pleasant day or two and the levee will be crowded with movers and their plunder. Alluding to emigra tion westward, the St. Loots Mirror, of the lath says : It is surprising to what extent travel by river Las already arrived At. The Missouri takes the palm this season.. Platte purchase emigrants, California and Oregon ditto, Mormons for Salt Lake, settlers of Kansas sod Nebraska, citizens of our own State, and the rest of mankind, are moving up the Missouri this spring. Every boat goes out crowded. flagan a AM, X.O. 91 Market st closing out their en tire atoek of Dry Goode at an bratensiediseount ihma r preparatory to naretuaelnit their spring ob- We bare on band • line assortment of ,the following oteJr: ParanieVes, French Merino& Wool Detainee. iWortedliialda,Madonnalalosh,Tames Cloth; Bombazines. English Mints, „k‘ English do, .perlor makes of Webb said other Flannel& -with • prat variety of Blank and Culerel Brocade Plaid and Striped Dram Silks, all of whirls will be sold at a wrest marble& sa29 PINE AND CBDAII. WARE—SAMUEL %MMUS keeps son dant)/ on huhdulcd assort meat of Wash sad Bath Tubs. Ham, Stearn Oak Wen. Ktichan tuipl i ßu c tstr, Van" oards, and sit 4hDq hinds of gamin his Mts. Als6o ants Tubs, and 100 dorm Baskets. maim Warcrootn. Maw il r& M. Mak slava, Pittsburgh. Ps. 1 4 yle a , 'e e: e IL' — - . .. 513.1u:sae° have on hand a for Bay &Ma Mourn WS QIINDRIES-c-24 bawl Suite; 4 bag, 3 and Obis. Yliasega 01.1 Copper. Jußt received yer Quaker Qtr. ot de by ISAIAH DICKEY k CO. ARD in bbls. raid" kegs on hand and for na. br t 24 R. LIALZI;LL k Co. ROOMS-100 doz. ttas'd sizes for Baia by tell. R. DALZELL & Co. INSEED 01L-12 bbla. Just r,ce'd and for 14sale by mbl IL 'ROBISON t 00. fiLOVERSEED-2.3 bble. rec'd by R. R 11.../ and for Ws by mhl3 EMMY H. COLLINH. PPLES--18 bbls. Green Apples recd and Ibr sale by mbl3 ()GLUM. QUGAR-455 hhda. N. 0. Sugar landing 1.:7 and far rale br mbl3 JOHN &LOYD & 280 . 1 21;mi BIU 8. 131t i O T P BLAuK Band and LBS. CHROME YELLOW in store sale by FLEMING BROS. LBS. CREAM TARTAR ou hand and for yea by YLE.IIOO BROS. INDIA RUBBER • WHIPS o I all sizes, tholegalo trid rata; at the nublve Depot,ll6 Market den IL PIIILLIPA. VORN-500 bus. in ear for sale by lJirt J. W. BEA. 74 Water et FLOUR - 60 Ws. aid fur; ROLL BUTTER-3 bblo. fresh for Bale by MB A.& A. 1ae8AN,..114. 241 Bt. ARD-5 bbls. and 8 kga: No. 1 Lard for odd faL5 A.'! A. MaBAN > 114. 24 at. $66,660,629 51,282,695 FINE FLOUR-30 bbls. firm Flour • reed and ftd tale by A. t A. IdeBAN.E.,II.I. 2d ed. OOD BUSINES PAPER, having not A_lir mars than I months to ram an I. negotiated by applying to - fel2 R. 3.101.A1N d SON. ‘j ASII IS USELESS - UNLESS E5l- PLOYSDI 8%500 IVANTED.—Pessons seeking an lorettmaot for thelr cash can purobme a Qmund Rout of s3_ ,_004) on valuable Mr 00000007 for TworitYglyzainnared Dollars. ForDartleolare apply to - $ll7 CIITFIBISIIT & 80N.140, 3d ert• 7 OIIISVILLE LlNZ—too bbla.lo aril; LAI by steamer Wm, rot Ws by I. DICKEY t co. oOa Birritß--6 bbla. fresh -This day and T: LITTLE a CO- 11.2. 2d .t. $51,282,595 . 6,226,040 --- 'UNDERiitGAßLll6ENTgunstsost.l.74lTv•eact.cte.d 1,208,857 IIaDBACCO-50hla. wad brands, 5s and 8s lump. In store and for rate Ef .T.LITtLH too' n 2. 2d e. $57,716,992 56,560,669 ROOMS-100 dos. Corn Broorbo for sale by Jos Jortoa /LOYD k CO. f ORNMEAL, Hominy, Buckwheat Flour. . /In onantite* to snit Wank.. for Ws of ROSS. PAT,os. 'lf •MVOSIRS'. Diamond, Pittsburgh. "and Pectoral Aragherm . j 5.26 Wl:kra LBS. BRIMSTONE in store and r Ibr as by LZattsa MOS. ARD-20 kegs No. 1 ' $ lane. No. ',Lad. for br 3.110 Th a CC. CHAMOIS SKINS—A fine lot id etore and for Bak Dr OLD - TI. MINO BROS. CLOVER SEED-30 bble. Ohio Seed for Wt. by lab JOAN FLOYD d CO. OGS-150 Dead nogg average 200, for Li ails 81111.1195 P. Dial:M . /IL lab Z 2:A et. D RIED APPLES-400 .bbh.in store and Itor sL kI6OANDLI:69. 111 ANS 2 FELTREII6--3000'lbo: in 'store, for sale by ftl9 I. DICKEY 100. 90 Wawa6.l rront da. 60,032,8t33 - 114EAC1LE.4-25 bble. pry , Peaches for sale L 'by JIM ' JOHN noyD .k CO. 1,249,780 SHAWLS—A few MOM of th ose splendid Entab• Stat. lea x Rawls at 1.1. =WY t 4 nu OM to bad at A. A. MASON Clll , B. tith at 6,122,635 'IVEW HMIS, Shoulders awl Tonirnes for 11 Nue stROBB. VATTAN 70:1031BV, Dii.d, rim bomb. and Peden! st per VODFISII--600 lbs. Codfieh t lust reed JlLR.ankftrrialaby Eit,,,ty 1,208,857 11 0 : 4 A13,1:1--10 blilo . prioio No. 114* 40 kge prim, Noa wonn. 111"' 40,000,000 114 ----B UCKWHEAT FLOUR II 1 ftilatt twrp U hl busottoed 1.7 What au hied ler Ws la Z. R. 1111,01=..ar
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