A . - TRIUSILIESS . DIRECTORY. Liirrniteiw 00.. a animarsimi afiaiscr 132 AWAIT enure, .X.nr Toss. • " ~ `4. 0,1 Ifo. 10, Sae greet, /*ton... I' 430. _i - v Die in the 1:1101a and lanceet deeillOns aotetosteis 'Papers both In the Vatted Stew itatt o=oMoLtle To •Wholksale Cabal%ligithr..,Deitlers , ?.‘A • tad' 1 111tuudaejtrar: r nntrWiber M now importing a O n " 4 attar" - of OD at Cartatat.f •hleb afan cum atii!a•-...afgure hatelta. min radon •• line IMMO, oMo.ell• sad Owes BtaaarteT itat thalzahhatArius.tadetitsaLP•a eltDranaT. Schiedam Slautße, .d Sart& Wdey ars aa bacarledged 41191 , 1.1 r Tata' thathblzall Ike c.-ossittftetther& nlam , ...3 tn. ats• ta,vatisaly the , - .Dr.LIS I IO.FgUORTANU E R . . 111 Hades Laria,New lath. •ItisitatVSetterraN. .1 1 11h1a1 .,. r3 t ITne C4 , ;Vat Potanhastiolds Sham thatula..ablaary, - atltzata v 3tta ' Itittt=l=birla,p.VCtardratZttar I aun•oum . _ .." 1.-lituanan Wines. • MIPMARD & BUM, 22 Sonth 17/Ilitult at, Now To rt I t tf ..11 . xzFi• n Wine -416bstu%.4=ir assortment of the mat nZerstAki wret aeallV E m Mum. reload or tap,. ME TOW, Mama. as (Cr.deatounpl Eemael. sstos/AXSOWlati. laseestar • =MU Olsos , lBnsasmaraie Leen qt . - liar> earloonLetz. of alumn tareds. • • •• W •TO BEPPU GIL'APE JUICES. Weft Vroaosl7u.seutect givorea• terms. • • . . .Sopgh a Tater& EMU° Skirts. AlrES — &-FRAJICE, No. 1. Barclay Oleos, k V•r r _p er . anth• teept they have the el"".4 " ufeetaleee and when _ ' ' VIV JAUIiSON SWI, of the late firm • of W. a .s.3iaion a &up- grata .mot Fonda Maim 216 bait aC,aad 1130111cadIrs7. 31 1 1 r York. We valNitgatlyva basulemst7 Trsatatr of Glen and P•rons . 'ragifftaleWrs -411"w ur"taa-lry NSW-TOB.K ADVERTISEMENTS • - list at- Business Rims was ions t • best 41 1 . 2" ibEI ZZ• lit tlie dts lif Nsw • York- umniscerxremas. RREINO, WEISSENBORN Ode, 0. Impartaes awlWtoissiletosaleis In Orman. ffo r ch a rittlian Medal Ibutruswo-• watt: due 110. .. i rawoovrs stanura Catikui Sail Dutli; H. H. HUGH& CO., Na. 71 _Pine stave., Per Sdh. -oiPtigrittili Print. fraraucl Ca="Aolless. C.5.1W70 OWEN, Mc:NAM:ERA CO:importers:o dr-arlaaa sad Vandial frdka nd iad PaacyChlodf,l l2 Wa mi , . iimiTENET V:O4 Imixtrteri_l_Fr4h , -sad oats Ibuoreaa.ooB4% 4 I iEnn elI a ONIG, 100 Liberty st.; sad 1050idast..ear , Trinity Phan. Imeters m of Le WESTERVF.LT, -Venetian Les uanahavzse,Ro.ts Bt. Clair Kent, Pl=h. . • . . 'i I HN PHY2E, Dil , “xli IN - PiO.RY, • . satpaultedura of Insii• G0c4,719., 531=04 .4 ". .A.Mr5.8 OW.BN, 15 - Broad Bt., liiiporteriof - livraworrtrtatairn" Magi sad -hinSell.PlX_,.Cr.r. ' Mita% sad flit liked' zezurani. 0.50. - nOl2, - SC.S . ArIPEIR & ILAARAUS. Ira nutco“.l l Itirmar. aml Wean Word Cabs. Mks. te.. • + l' taigif6s ; r. LIT/ 3, D.' MULLEN; Imparter OfYrerts— It-skablse:t-ra...bhaigos. T•trtst+ azawbkV,,,Diftwo Itoorstrest. Yolk. 111P1- el: . 41,-ELICTOIEra'ra.,-.99 ___ .. Cleieshoire street, x 1 hart 011 a tif.^DAYLIM,ANES to iOO,, .1*- .cp 43if Maxie. TfflkkLE'll.**ll,3s4l` ar•"- I I .... . .....,,.. , E SE. Ia the ;"Methinn - Uniting ,Lniumnt in Itbstawardatesdeek: Bash . Stoats; WC' rlea .!.Saes. lux effeetwil =raft 64, - eatanua omOlia4of = istla or =tail O. gr.Watbroo V r, cadiglad rotgloctor 844. • VIVICSOW; 74 ikollalh%).-N. ,' IpaticalS; _ _ . DAGellaaxirMo 3 . - i -•Br ',.2IIIF.,NEY, N o ; 349'oadinty, the Oldest E - • • mul••••tioutd•c somaskama t , tb, ..twurd • -d, VIIRDS; ,SLNYORD_ !E. CO., orei /rell of, 24: t.!•,,af 111e41_ , Aent m PttaeabiL see la isat 11.13.1 Y. _ _ o.Kaiusi min AAP-M. VLAHLES & 004.52 Midden Une, impu t ii- d Prodettinidflormark los ffookrtr. zatro of Cam andWO. ..r.fl , oroirsr. and Jim= lad 'Wortstart‘tr.... Lr SLACLIBSBYII.I I I I ILA.CIIMIE TOOLS. KLIB*S .CA8E11 1 ;410- 6733110 tit..'Nei Tort, Comagre.ou llortbagts flmo.rila V.o-dr pin "Zola pod Cotton. sod Woo.e. • Xs' obi •rkerl. fop On =Tr" .2tfolf Asrats for' lawn rrar Vsr, :FIELD CO:; 11.crer it ea sad Whalemii• Degas la GearitA And .IW/tab PArnsowd 4rrar din=o.-of LEMISBARTOff,ISO. aternit--4 crest Vakrq Milatita tallamasc=7. 7!co : Y. Mos &Mail I lloatishaDdhum sisal:hos ,13.0 BERT ed 8108. Msnufactarcr. Pesti trOrbfir roxa/ar Gam.. • • AnI 1 I 0 111( WlLliden Lan rlit - scr , .1)/rtoo cffewsiy 3r . ILLER, COATES it TOZT:E; Nazi vst, I.FosPrelei IV* ilizallkiZirdi WESIDOST , . H. 'POILI.OISI- Xott".; Izaport.era k• vnaor etra-100l 84 errakor 1:10=1-1534. • ' OS. - WHITE & CO. No: 41 Soath-24; Philiadllta.-50,1161 'WV WItiblAZUMt , " l tar Goods—Lszys and iscasost. 402114411 or 'Carriage Tactorp• BBOTEDERS Oof ItokomocroxiontoboApatoo.Sitr.. OI Citn Pt. Itb4 and antscasustntortrX • amortautif 131.ettsluttt,*EDatAMT.t 'MOM 111=14% I'd to &old:alit-MI tovityWutsb:4lt all oar vatic Os hot /satiates= sai Lima fitopittlattotetod to on the most.soismga. .11.1m1 Oitd0 00 1:4111, 1 1/ MilicaugVilinitUPF law IWdintamlt'in triifitalr t{tirlamo tt:Tot. tort . atom tot T. oe-h ww-liunew-1---;::or. crwaixt.:-: mama. .2ETNA,..7 (MARS . WOBA.B. - -WX: : DAVIDSON # co.: JOJFACTU S ar RF...Radealirlin VW., llodsof Gran:A p t Ti n Gbititaa'-1511 : 1O to. ottostoosoolas ~..- ...., .• . 664reei r •. • . alpor!ara N at Ci.;:t. L-Ree's,llariaelai .1)1;f5 • Ages. ti for toe most, eio - uratoo* _ ,1100.rAr TABOTMEMEMILESI j ira gl4llO. .11118BVEGE fACTORI. Ts ti 0rtunag........0320. ALOIS? • BIGEW '.:ollMOrdet t0L051..,2101,5 fittsarrgb, tinna. , coons, cLuutss, PILETONEL awl c..-fr • agoziodor , of -foul. libidos finflitiod to • maw. • Pr . ! bran e =of tosiebotla of •ofMsuo.• WM: • ItSrATVOFFICE, 'No; .87. ROO _martigh. iisainU Dealer_ ___XiVesdomp . /roty ark. caki porcg.om 61116 " IitANYST,&-OID • - Biussrurimaras ANAL"' sieriza • 12111116 savr,Pint'StPtet,PittltarPV - ...nintW. MXO4 _apart. iiimpurgnumanal . RAN IVACTUEs elkulds of-water - Gets etermWizeragessuipli KY , ;Ta; . lVor b TEIBD &red., PRTLELTA 01:0000 ILANINACTIITHERS, COUR !atm* malt mi x t 11.1474,114 •• • Cloths wall ~attiaga r, ''';9IIBMBI§9.X.K.S9IO. •.; ~,,,,L.. '. :..11, rtr, 4" " d ini- loft • -s- lrneet • —, , i ,•-',- - - Twawdsda.lTZtAtaw. • 4* 6 w li tkat ..0:13:E10,11944T• 44 la semi • ' - ... 4....,,,,,s . _ . ' * ifrais 11.1rict w 1461; All qtallties sa6 ._.; Alm z ODOR , bsdr.atl. grata ... a a m saii so., *Wow ftr..1,1•2 mead .em prosy ..k . atting. .3= imijlalta, Al ar irblerrlll b. at ---, .._ . .—,---1------ 3 ...., ~; r: ~-.Y.5 ., -; .- - i g ifi r e. o f. t atwidos. -...r., -F-Pig....6., = 7 - " - '- '' '' -: tie r t , o % --- 4 - - --- r ',.. - ..., . -, .:-.- •';., .:'.. LI . i -', ,5 ';0004.3k0ndi5110 1 4%„,b; : -:: : ~.., . ''!:,,, :'r.irssOrtmit ( ha« . .rit ',:r. '..... . .7.- '. i. , "' '"',..,.,.-. Itla m ai olio sbiefe .:.'"'''''6litti :gtSOOl4 Oil *14 1%1. -..4 & " la Om SO" ech os M o w ofkria * tip lIA., ,5eiiiir..5,,,,,,.AD"_..........................2.........................................._._._Vg,f4,; 31atiovat ivo. view it v. :. Vt a l aw ism ittier cried get ,:.X:'. (1; E. in BUSINESS BUSI rSEPIL,S. k A. P. MORRISON, Attaf, miantatg=torutatio.l4llrVarth 5ir.4.13;i15.11 "BcaLe "Vi r ; HALL, Attbmey tit Law, ...nqLkalo:9:fr firsza drat, tatieeajZier • :1:+1* „ • :1111$11' . ttorney at W, , lamts,,llla. .- fel • DI• "I t,orney at w Cava . of Tilth and Groat etreas,oppoolts tbaCcort oroe stops. Pittelnalb. - ox/24.1.53 AbIES J., KUHN , Attorney at Law, offiee Youth etredt, rassiOraat. Ettabargh. J. 16417 ;a: ~ ~, BANKERS AND DROVERS. Mr% aura..:.4-}zwisa AuICIL.:•-• . ... 11=13CL lux= KRAM.II.,' IC RAMC ,Bankeis • tind ' Ex- ' &sage UroSurig. Bay and oell wa and Slinaind Notes. trmtlado Iwo err Reel Wade as Rork Seca- Vrellii7 . si r 7P MU a l a r rut i'''""t tu. made on all pointa in Lb* UM.. Mee cornerf Thtrd and Wood etree's. directly "wits the Bt.Ctorl W I .r_,ffisia ." l -0 ,) .TTIZSORO'TIMM 00 BANKERB F.X.CRIANGE. BRazzas 11. rommerizzaT. I:II73BVEGEL N: the nuraeraua map:maims of -Bankers we lirohire eoiongitout tfie rountt7 during the in last moat ere int-oted thettn tart instance their h•osiblee here grown tort es depart ine !rota their legitireatalmeinew Lint ere theridere tate owatien to ale eon, the public, to adranoathat m epeoulationa in ew rtorha" or tabor ' on'te operstione shalt tempt no from the itrieterni legitlinste line of Cu! bustrim WO", beltertg a tt L i n t O b in. l2 =Va.. Ts eas il"al 4lt ssfett. but tha in adopting latch's mune we Anti "mete Cu! own nlttinats benellt. fed WILMS e ra m raNAN CO. _Bankers and ,Exchange _,Brokeptt.93 Woojettaot.to'aaafTHaincadAlai. , sgrilarazalabil Baal Notaaani , Clan• t Tian liaslisturkriad Promissory liotcg man Collections In all the aria:Anal alas of. Lb. Union; Ilsosla Canada on: all .4 on intatest.ascil •re their pranat attention toallotilc er scatters ••• •• •asto a ltroka's Istainses. Inersisus tsmacL....t.:...lostroa ascots--- ~srs. L ours. Immo, HANNA & Co., Bw:cotton to Mason BankcisoElcolisnlle itoislond saloon i n o 7 out Domestic Escheats, Oet Dos tilleateof Melt. Bask Noma, Lad Sped*—N. W GOMM Or Wood sad etarest alosusy meshed on Dwelt. Olobt Moots for tole, sad collections meta ondually all sollnell• Del points of Moe Welted Mates. Tin highest at W d ter Yonolgessond Americas Gold. Admonces costs est: ecouliffollsotatof . PlUdlless Wt.= terms, • • . • • FE. E. YELL IMOLIEL WILLIAmS (lo„ Bankers and V T sassenEsnVeria Sae. Daus of. Wood 53.11 Tl:dtilittorts, nlir tnausetloas or, literal teas. andcasette= ETOMPUT smutted to. - 1.9.17 HOLMES & SON; Dealera in Yo .'Back Fowl epeek.. E r rav burg : .101, 4 307n0n100m toads on - all Oa dans Abroasboat tbaUn.lact Etaim. 1300ICSELLERS &C. L. READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No. . rsiourts nonce - JS. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta le tioaeroaseeroar pal= A Avarr, lick. c 1131 asst arm; row Itrortly PlPaborgh. BOSWORTH, Bookseller ap. Dm*Stinionof, Isa.. N h, Ps. -. la ILLickst, enon. nor Pitlnbarg AY-it CO-Bookaellera and Stational; — K. 65 Wood strict. ant door to tn. corwtr or Thtwd, • Pa. &boot sad low books weartsatly Ira bond. ATWELL, LEE cO, - WHOLESALE GROCERS Prodace & Umnfurzion Merchants, _ AND LBALW. IN PITI2BURGH MAYUFA creitEs, No. ft Wawa Gs lietween-Water wad Proat rt. APIS Pr:ism:mart: 'IOMY 8. MIEN ' (hte of the fIimMoorhe ad,) COMMISSION M-ROMANT, DEALER MC Era Irrrez. sLooms No. 76 Water street, below Markel, apl9 . . rna.ufti3ll. PENNS., .• c - ifirsszy & PORK PACKERS, Whi:dasilet ' , Ma cre inlProciaans, GENERAL 'COMMISSION MERCHANTS, So :LS' =ESTI' STEM: en"...7.15, Ron, PITTSBUROII, PA- mama. Wld. McCUTONEON it: ab., HOLESALE" GROCERS, Produce and v v. lion Moretanta aAdDolan in PlttAburlih Itlanalleturiodi Articies, No. 911. a Warty sc- emu. of firth. Pittaboolakt Pa. - 11(iP — ZmO — V..41—S — p_ruMgey__ asmsi=ored to tto. stmt. Moons MIMS HARBAUGH co. • (SUOMI son to 4 3. liszbaus_lo Onoolloolen sod PorWsramg accts.:As Dealer, to wool sad Prodsor goascsll7, Ow?. Zl4 Llbestpstrodaitlaborsh. . sp4 - • A- 11.: HARDY, Arll7l , ll2WroilitDINTirti l IC ILANT ; Witt of the Madison Ea InEsuutpolis. 14.80 *ester et., gab:abet, ja.22-Iyd & CO. 1 • iNo , & tommissidai MEP.= EIA/I WAII T9 D sad Derlendn sII kinds .11 tS Martina._ t ri li_.szr artSdes. Les4l%* =AM.'" Le r r"T etreatar . - &s:l 'ri: 4-----7.----.i.---'n and F0r'44'1345P4 '. 1 ( taisze in WO sad Prod.A. virdth x; g Atutrurigt Iliandiket.na, No. UAW' Pitt4l:nre. j,__ : _ i ..,_• \ - 27-n:7la— . '----.VirieSlllo GrOCeTZ yeirlf3ON -s CO., o N. !TA= !"•-• % :Vlaoix,Wca 1142,1%0 i stmt. -----------, CER A ANTELO, 4enerat Commis+ • dos 2ens3intse EbilsdAphia. _ Mint . •41 00,7 anansdomaattsoca °M IL CALIVELD, late of wren, Ocrmasindau sod TorsstrAbA th sat, sad Msg. Dams ID Mosta* Ramie mute. Pot and Past Ash, sad Woes= Prothos Y. IP stye itlttatt tlit.ttt go,tblekt tot burgh. • • --asosai (Leo afinsil oottipn.Llta• - LITTLE Wholesale Gnome limiroalkeduaartarmaggit .53 CHEESE .WAREHOUSE.---lIENICTt.,nd • 11. COLLL'lLTarrarnan and Cbanzdadon3larebis l 'Maar int Mom: Bry_,A4. nth and Prodne• inn_nLlV 25 sirtran RILLSLEB, Importer an t vrase&..4 wa_ NT% ma between MUG Sad F.LTU. citzw:sdoCLINTOCK, Importer and Whole. sae ILetsll.lVolts InCsrl•tiZr/Vvvv lLattiA= 6 llol -Piano Ovrai4 iv t ae Bum /ic ' M 1111134. EBY .1311110 HY , Wholesale ?,.1_ lint lie= Dri 004 lamb:sits, ecniuracm .Ir.Uksma DAILY :irj.TT-$13'..,U...ft:G0 . GAZJETT,. conmissioN. , &c. YIORIC GOODS: s. suaTos;aatass: & A.. .MASON & CO., Wholesale end Retell • . Delon llY razor sea sues Dry Ge.di. 1,1411 GROCERS. • • •- ..... Wl= Wallace& Gardiner, • TP/101.1.811i1f .D.BALZHE LIT ,Flrmr,,,tUrvisiatts ,andProduceGen erallf, fj~A(IAY.&Yi ()QS(i S AYE k.CO., Who] ~ y ~,, I g„a yp woon tiiwe. p~tttorer ~,-.i'io'l~ LtAGALSY,,WOODWARD it CO., Wholt 11118'1216Krawil. itnot.nauldartib, nis.4 mcisr, • ALA.U. DIUK.E'r 00.; Wliolesale - Orci opokCasalalsem, Dlskril in ,ft 040%, Fast norm # - OHN_ FLOYD CO.; Wholestag :Groats -Aaeivanitine.at....rio.rawccassa 22,1 LISP, ki! o,„),) ..... ~,Loiegar.froc.2., „,,,, r . sa salbiais at= ^ad Wawa, sad 1 0, t i e` Moil- '.. .h? 3 ,4 s_ 7117, 63 17 r. Mai= OkMarga.,W=XOT.W. . Eilkininlesili Grocers and 9411"40P"h14.. 40•104 Maar otrosPittp WALLIAM-- 4.= OLVEW "rAih Diger:omse. of Wood Ma" tuts totiaksm - • ffrimt y am' sm. soterittomx-ot eiae• Orxezla• em—o a. sa d Wa t s. NV Waage : s t.+' "P°'°.-.-------01alfelfl WSW, • CO., WhOl i1,6i3rL14 44 Dagen In Proem. "Fs Mekl'apetzto. 2b3 latertT grog. AtCULBERTSON, Wholesal ttroactr ‘, telliintidO S UMDosilar {l3 'Pa= WI. Vtinb 110,1eaums---inssui4 &vans - L,ESS 6Id:WEANW S-t LeInIMCo,-A-Ostut.u,la- (11CMP . s-I WI& 1 •Iron,Z*l ll2 ,C , wenn of Wood-laid Is 'Ma. `--;:tlideOlTaad Leather-store. 3)3l:raicuerexcL • - .040. 21 Sarah- Third Street; skika. N.A.% ma &woe. a‘,.rhtt•ortl.s.. z ~t p h - 11 AS FOR 3/J3 SPANISII.IIIDES, tkr 11.1=..= . 4a1 2 0 . 11 . t . 0 T5tr.rs th - rnoontod,ibr sta. innoornl Kinn In au% or taken In agelasz.. wan :311:5417X) ""M ell iis lia mun an dot I 324 112,011 V r awpWail owd-rw. aceds. insu teavY r).!_ ,Aria large etegterl " d t:urtto 86 1 e PITTSBURG I[N ~i~t~l #~ =wit . .B. CIITEININT & BON, • grINNERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, for IA Us solo and purchaso of 801 l SAVA, Collection of Bonta, mho Bond DI ortsscoo. ke. . No. uo mho rte -as3-1r I"jgan- g . - . cis-theGelctrueralnec,"tioen°o7Y Ei CaC OMil'alla I d a Foreign ° r l l e : 146....LItmulTarestitl.raflevs and .luczalkaot;sors"it.dillag.:ll7,4lL=llebu:sna, .4.o.Pitttherrek—Usein.Ersma & Beim. Dant e-% Was & Co.. M.U.G ( . 161e4 Lamm Bt•Tkrt a C n . IMisco—t=c4.6 or 11130bIgia trota farabla AUSTIN LOO3llB, Rest Estate Agent, Stock, Ilweizonol sad Bill Bran . , ghee No. VI oath stroot,obm Wood. BMWs' TROLOViitt.nd.d to. iradlY Q, ------- A.I!dICfEL L. MARSHELL, t3eirretary Oita% saa's Insaanns COSISPO47. OrWster stmt. IP 31. GORDON, Secretary Western luau ,: • M C°..5 eter street. GLRDINERCOFFIN, Agentforrnatklin t astlnstmum Company. irettPuit amaze of Wood A. )lADEERA, Agent for .Dglawide Mn• . tad Insomsei Catarsar. 42 Wen strait MUSIC. &C. iIkOUN 31:1[1WA, Dealer in Piano Fern Monk and Meal Instraamala, Beluag. Booby rrp.rr=Z. Eh . ter=traaa iarta, t:ffl • LIED,IRY - E.L.E.BER, Dealer in Music, dela lcurtromentnona Importer at Italian littainw t for NCLIMI t chrr. 'Thad and qn.m PhD, DRUGGISTS._ TORN HAFT, Jr.; (succeassor to Jas. Wad e) raT i l i rolosslo and Wall Druggist and Dula In pal. poototra, ta, 141 Wood me, 3 doors bolas . Viololn Alloy, Pittsburgh. ler 3.311.13 r Agent en De. !oral Itedldem 131,33 a 4 N P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in orsgs, Oils. Varnishes and DTI tittrS. POS street, Pittsburgh. All orders sill receive prompt attends:ls. Mr Agent for Pelomeks Polmosio Syrup. mu 24d1 A. BAHNESTOCK CO., Wholeeale and sessessetseees orWldts Lowßad ' askrdtrlards. ecrow Wood sad trout Meats, ra. sada_ ikE. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in e w retle n. 2l = 3, irat • .ntati.vl, - .. • nAuTT ur ° sad B:Ctsir erred( SCHOONMAKER & CO., Wholesale • ananests. !la 24. Wood Mod Pittsburgh. TOSEPII FLEMINq, Successor to L.Wiloo: u • k 015...iorner Market' street sad Dismand—sMerL . e mantis an band stall and cosaineto anneinssui at itodldnes. Steed:. Masts, PeetennStle and an litlWai periainbus So his business. hour. MANUFACTURING. 111IIILIX MILIZILL*—.I- LICIIX. WILLIAM BARNA - JILL & CO., - SLPenn sc., balm Maxbury, Pitta bnrgh. MILER MAKERS and SHEET-IRON WOHISZB9 Manufacturers et Barnhill'. Patna dennusa C ir r el* V i irt nia St."' na.?,:r; Ste. Alin, .Eilactaradr Worintriar2Vlldan -lloWring demo3a M 'W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail Kanstakurre and Dollar Cabbut Wank N 0.113 stmt. JOHN WETHERELL, Manufacturer of PATICET BOE. vicrm rapestor artlcle, DOWD BOX and BRAZED BOX VICES, (Amer of Anderson And Ra il:Wan strata, one wows from Hand o t Meet BMr.:3 A.. Al• labour CBE. O.en Hats had Calm WILSON & SON keep constantly on P • band ovary deszeption sztd Tandy or ma. .n 4 • both whammed. am MaLL Th , do om dashing s n*at • p. •• • • d • well to nole-tt 7087 A .11000ILD & CO. wsorm.u.a. AND DEMI& NASHIONABLII HAT AND •• CAP ,ATAICUTAOTURERS , AND DIALERS VI ALL EMS OP WEN • COHN= OP WOOD ADD Ping smarm. • ..L . tlittsburgb. Pa. Kock antrum era? Quality and - 60150t s • And tiaapi, Math DcaNk mg Fur Dosmeta [ sug",H,^lelT • IL: 4.14.,*••.a. "K. Livingston, Roggen & Co. Oa NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA. KCsUCK and Depot Railroad Scales, Hay, tils sad Organ do; Plaits. sad *mates da; Door of all sires, Elwin & Devp s 4 numb Isstermo, Wes Mils of sari.= klrstlS PalSt iktlrmid Dolts and Potent - nig „Waal* le= Oistner on? , riots mfarm and wasp- • W. W. WALLM, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, EL Ma and = Lacey ere, amp twautdd end. TCESSI7IOII. MONUMENTS,. Tombs, Grove Stones, totnituro Wiatitols. Impod: Brio, 10..4 6 1- trorAtt ' Vtrfoo u t= 4'. aist W ool and osI T A ' A do. PiPw tor WtorgoAott , S. .ao«Vit has& Stott sod Blab Mar too tetrubbed to the TiVadi es loyett Vito& ell micro Wed tab diptpotolt stsis übsets• sal23 W. W. wAku,scrs. Pena Cotton 11, Pittsbnro. ENNEDY, CHILDS & = CO.. Nonnfao MIL taws </ Pr= :fa hosT7 44 amain Cawt Chain of on eoktro sad &sac, . • - • m o o — Thom sad Ifloth d. =„ Bops of all dm sad Baiting, AlfrOrdenf gaff of ttio Haftwozo two: aroma. WOl4ll 14aw. mineastamt.. Ida boos sitinflos. m=lll ...._-__--,-------_ _ . TO DEALISEIVIN. WABEI:BOARDO. ' 1;18,47 0: RICE of . oiricirins ti, invented a talwas_-haprowv.int D. MuAboarris. 04 which hs o • /Wu WA.. ISO. ILIA improvsmentoonsitt 4 sel inwasvir lowpsring the Mors of • sheaf. of Li CM othss WOW ammo) tol thle carwing tbste...to fall or 10.01 t mstbtd 011:1.1. 1 gweikt hien to plough o ower or ado ererner to remiss I'. ine. Lila alsts. O. RICA sobsequently sold his ewe in fxsL clad orowership in ashigint to ths subsexiber, who I. nen Eat Pralindov LI ,as well as only reartortool am. -of 0.. sic: IMPROVED PATEN-7 . ZINO leato.lßD& haviSsnowdsl tbe iota trice of . 74= i v = 1tc:61.4 terbzi=zicibzwge. • r4.,=raiAolonglarip.., igtAtztagtsh= own by said Patent. .linits have torannor..ownesd Ind ats 0 O Doodinfragalastesstairtssetias, knownto Wires Wrageg. - Ind Is is orf Intantion to prosseute for ail the friogwrata wpm tap lasi and last right Wilts extant Cl WW. .4'l -mow are threw* rantioarel ..inst. pronhasing ar elsaliag In 1W Washboards. suds tr' rho manner ostantki Or horsoroless Waded .0. Arta's. mr.pee4 firiahoxadr. ftwao... , 0d..1849,...g5am, beim 1 peasant. It nisy be MOIL 10 that ths variation In ties share of the ertvp, or the n' arosat of aoy intent eg /Whirrs to wail Washboards, dow not sin the right to am tha rtgental ',Ong, "PrOCLIO , stave gsactihvg. nitern which tht wane of the Board roar depends. ' Mimeses Warn for 4ba onnefac otitis 41aWtrtgif rwthritod sni I= 2til . toratil d'!4"' c l ' itorgAl " Vr. Citta . k g'.*- Ogles at hiaßratge=ir /16 4 = t he i = am th lr kit . /4287 • . - LSCOTT, Dentist, Forum azrec4 • 0 aro th:Oxi west, of Karkst Moo ho atointrog aorta i. iaU -Barlow's indigo Blue. AMIN'S INDIGO BLUE is nay 'well tertabileleAss the beet article seer ollered roc Blew Lttrth..ll=m=hreattitnacto or imthing la , All Ihnurreeperewholtaienot used it sill Audit much cheaper and trouble than Indian nr °MK out: Ithe seat demand:As It. ton hece t t o t t pe u = t'51 .17 6-I. rn ...Avir li Vir,Thri m "rca• f .tOreIkOIONI nm lit their antiellee rem the Oncersand they deal with. ai . Drlcee : °tin% cirmazki...irm DTE STUPPB de, er &PAM* .aniertment et 111T7 thins in the Ilne. Marksmen, plait „Wu and Illannha. turer !"" lisa .. 111""'MR'ri"Wl"'"1. * co a _ ' mom:. N.l3ooOna maw. intelligence 0 ce, .2 SZ,'.CLATIt boneIST. • QERVANTS, descri.pgupplied 1...0 Perot* tionelos notolo oro toowtrOatooliztted ,to atoll tbottadves oft bo thatiltko notrafttoo.' .tots olgend so instiotea lot taturo Mont 4.l4,74>alloctiosustoolPt4 attozat 4 lBl mus. - /IMO& PENNA. rEA-11ROAD - 7a n t b _ 2° dirt° °Stick to- 1 7,-,,eg ri co Bookers and Comtalaidost Stock Itakoti. 71:4th :1* A. BROWIS,.would mostrespectfally In a . 1 , trot the pulite that h. hong au two. at hit its= loti * lesiAnoi"dhaittitlaw hoIiAPCLTAT:: &a ' 1. Entre mode to oeder,ts the beet i Cirritated whet law the id r riatateLadillt di dia tw ttanan ta WOOO, .110..1:col ot the , dated WouglaW, Lazten their phi tow at well as tbo ton o with Me am temete. - mt. 6 Wood Pittertiir-.L ---___ - - - KN:ty tsuut—The attention of femi • • nes •ma ...b-..*K•r, ti Inirttait to thu 1241.0 *Wats Indigo dtualrad, WM:gl Radio rotilnad. tat BM pamelats, ant the tuattatta thy *Mateo otefOiter_ ...to &War: tax mach mar. Ana a.,........ , tax•satiagat ao• WIG owtax to tb• OA thst sot Uwe Jima am tiatot lb* ladlio tal4 .o b=otratt by wa ter. - It 1. @GUM) dertitato at Lay Imbutlll to CRAILL. We 'ramie malloat • • Wu, sad yarroxt Itto bli so , TM.41144., No silo Ur , ~ J 013,3 umer—Jr..., . . richui. woxi . --- Hagan & Affli N..!, VI Markel st , tali closing out their ea- Ure dock of Dry' Goods at an=mialscouut trom PIT. -igrenriCtruldtaingslier thselmv„: ~ ,c,:,,.„.4prett yrwelloweitu...., tooluctelattla. Wind titer Wing th .I .: 11' r =7 it 1 17.2 Ahd Oplen4 Mon& Ma lad- S* l Mo. all a wttlell min 1..5a. 01-- irreat ametilSto. r . Ja29 mu - Bp r• SIIIMETELP. . dayo,March. 07.046 TbstrisinotHP&lNO4ooDH. mu A. MASON & OD.' sroAavr ()Peal. 1.010/11,0f az. ...-.4llzaffebsatlB"ibh "gala awitutom- Q i ILKS.—A. A. Mason & Co.will open on dkjih b inr l2k42° Or "f it TOL PLAIDS-7. ' A. Mason Co. are sollA tlnilnbane of thanntalonrn NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. hom viamaza a BCIIBII/8 °maul Advertlnlns Homo. No. 34 0 0Dd SO Broadway, /Jim Irort.agt4 Naomi Meat.) rgire.o , 7 r . . the My of Nor TA+• PAPER RAIWINGB, •••• vain= THOMAS FAYE e(JO.. w & Dand2,s7;Broviway, N York, irectly opposite the (Sty BeU k Part. jjAVS c,rnstautly.ou Land a •full stook of ; American sad In Pepe' . UM:IOMA Border% Mra., Curtain Papas, Bed .lert Mime. Merchan t siliadh. ormery style known to the . usoe 6 . anyinahr thiir Macke,. can boy from first lunge, to we manahicture Largely and Import .direct Dem drench lianufactarers. tar whom wear. role agents to the United Rate. ' Oar retail diermaincent comprise* the richest 'tries of Decorations. Spedal banortsAlons [made. when dredr . idi from roe opleadle collect= of samaDet. Artistic Paper llifear part of tbe Unfurl MAMA mihUktror Umbrellas and Parasols. -JOHN I. SMITH, WHOLBULE 234 and 235 Broadway, Now York. The but exteneive in the world. rralate fall in the price of materials, eon ,n, upon th. /*augury& the trlONly mertet, has ambled me to manufseture 110V 1 i , ft* .1 2 .• Stem/ Mad* wet to offer to merthuts. at very, low 00, the lure gad mart complete amortscumt or UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS rgir be fVtoir,,.9l"nry currorageLnittett,"ll7ltritittint! Xt r eramlne the stock. Brjere Purchariw. at N alntiral d "'"""i Blll4"eErirk, . =Warm Manufacturer. I.I3IS:MILIZIMY. • Mrs. WM. SIMMONS, adt Broddwolkit now prepaiedl nd offers fo ■ sale to Wholesale and ratan Belem et the lowest pas e <nth prices. the i tte=asar,i 7 SlV, l ri s itA wri fi ft*egd "U'h t asllne en ent b ' let eft,: opal %taint imprt= to T her fames portatlona. They Mn been elec te d.terlh sweat care be that celebrated= m a nner, Madame Lahallessr. of Pa% and dm of pond et., London. P:B.—Pattern Bonn te conetwatly on hand: Orders be nalainetnalte attends:l tt, law 8111110I98; 161 Broadens. New Itek. Daguerreotype Materials, Ito. Yershonts ore rerputitry..,„..,,..„„„„. Marta. mutt* ny_Doourrrect in merlon's. ArIIONY'S enortil Depot of Materials for the Daguerreotype , and tor statures on Apnoea Catalogues run:limbed on atypllnailou. pads C.. be rent by en..ah Payable an delivet7, but Miles with wbom we are unacquainted, must ere rater race as to tbelr abilltr to Partbatbe goo? on argral, or =V' tibS...l'VrirAi t gA 7 , 7 0; rrlt'sw,,,,r. It". _ .. New York Beg litandiet4y. DAM, Flour, Feed, Grain, Medi Uominy, ehousua,theat. Gnaw and sll other %tads of made sod printed to order by ersebteery sit der P"'h. " a"st7"/entreer. nth. - WM. SIMMONS, WholmMe Danler in STRAW GOODS AND MILLINERY fT-ft__ Straw Goods, French Flowers, &c. l I CASH purchasers ore solicited to examine inode of STEAM?* GO inner Mean, a. w nR to arena to that of any other aloalar house In the Qtr. ,Wee nwelm a the ooseirre= Metei.§lnd Peregatow ra aa. which we offer: en a nAPII enter. ant ""I"l2`*dere". _ CASH MDSIC I PIANO STORE : 33 OF HORAC3 B E roadway W T , New York. No OPPOSITION TO -MONOPOLY. Music at Greatly Reduced Rates. aOTWITLISTAIistING the combidation of Male Dealers to keep up the arta. of nork.sopr ..lit,asKdad the Warw. of entree deraWars, and their n twat to extort to Air. Waters the mordents. of tha trade. ne le making immense salw—tawing abundant amt. dews, that no has public onuatamoce and support, in its eppannse to the Great IfonapPly, and ha his tosd.l Native Taloa. and to sdopt the National .Currenr7. stock of /Wert= and EursTranuliwie le lannense. end ForigrsiVregtritrenrad tatrae I '44 it d Great recta= IA tirdektierlor Tianortowdeonsad% Mame for Wing and Wk. ti=es parewady and tormunents as droop and 110 Weak ea Maw which SSW. nano* of every varlets . _ of style and Mr= cost'.WO ormprision those of fen didersot man amook them the celebrated modern improwd Soup Warn( Pmwe and thefint prandwe Roues PLLNCII of tori T. Unarm 00.. a oaks. (owners of the Notion. Went.) &wand ha nd Man et great Derpoins. Prime from PO to I 11150. llekdrnsitan file a rtientra martnes. inch* Va h tte wei rm Iremretament,) Per Xs feVill t ited Rat. Priree 140. VS. _COO, Silk MS. En., pad WO. %nab'. Doable Bank 21010.14,132 POO. - Z.Ol Mane end Jibisetton osarcrawd. The teed terms to the trade, ' sebools,, Lm l IN per sent. discount to clergymen sad chamlus. All mbar, promptly attended to. eclat to all hated the country. soetbeld. at the maimed 'slob Ormond and iwiect Wale nue an schedule of naWwl Piar" tbmard!O U. ear akoraa *wording. twsrar SOS BROTHEHE CO, ' WHOLESALE, DRUGGIBTSi . . NEW 70RX. redeontd U 1 .24170 irdatuna abar. entrJnetn. MPORTING the leading Drupe . from the original markets, bothEste and Zest Lunen and Yrench wid English Chem .IWa Perfiunery. Tooth, Nall ...I llair Bruhn. Hair Glove. and Atrapy ram and Trieste epongen Cmhs. &ow,.one. then the mortresentabl. terms. Orden , either porno, or by mil. dill roftive their beet attention. lell.l.tote M I)4111,00 L Dona Mae% Alderman. FEICE, cornei.of rain tuad CLair of rlttsburigh, Vamps peetolnlzug to the al e. german will be oromotly •twa.a to. led • • Patrick McKenna, ALDER3IAN OF ME THIRD WARD. (IFFICF , corner of Grant end Fifth street% ilformorly occuMetl by Aldsrosso Loots.) tau. all bottom , portUlPolt to Umtata! of Alderman sad Jodie, of tllb Prot trlll to promptly attetoted to. f0.23m MISCELLANEOUS. STBWART & sawn ILANO7/10708,8138 01 COOKING. HEATING. FANCY STOVES, ORATES, VENDERS, Pipes, Boxes, and Foundry Outings of . allkinde. OFFICE est) ir e trailousit No. 267 liborq St., corner of hand, .PITTSBOIIBII, PA. RQBERT H. PATTERSON'S ~.;; L IVERY AND SALE ik.61.1.21. ..."""torset fond street and Chary e y tamer ' - ' nnestrufnl:Pa. ad- - ASECUND ROUSE, ilunt 111112ECT, ABOVE ervich - ru PAILADIfLPHI A. • H. S. BENSON, Psorarroz. ZrAic•O'llaard. SIP Per dar-ill 11417 3.11164,1x4 WALTER P. MARSHALL, Importer and Dwcrin Plain, TICIPI alutpe Pape Stari ID Clngt rarthrZtr.SUA kleurs. Court sq! L ar Paris. =1313.63 Ees~sges~oxs Fos a-4w.y.den -----' r.aaowsow.nf 'All mr.owwetrw aE wt.uw nb-S' w b. AD® ta.z.t ww.u.046 . a i w n, 8 0 3 . WitP•ani sb:ma Elsa Coat. Lux- laraNsit WM, MESA CO., PROPRIETORS KIER'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE; EbIRWARDING AND COMMISSION 11111111ANT0. Canal Bub. &math etre, littr Dawn. Lardjand 011. lama Port, 8.0. Mom la kes sad 270.161•11,Antbsadt• and tch Pis /rOn. Bolivar Wok and .alar. Auth.-selta Oosl. 8 0. . 13ANKIN4gis ROUSES 10101,T. HOGG : . rio. IN SOUTH 3D 343: MAI% Lt. pmsuutustl, ALLEOUNN 3 00e t lian ANT. 'MHz. %. P.. , OONN WILL, TATFITII (32„ 131101,N331111. "._ Delman remind. /Thedanttelsoldst Rafts botacht, sold sad collected, Di= Notes sad Epee% taught and sold Stook" Notes azal,otbst Beceditles tematt well E ad . adootdadasa INlznalaltldonap sad eedleotalsal eollottel. • uggiPet • LOUIS SCHAMER, • Attorney, atew, and Eastern Collector MIMI= 123 OHIO AIM _MINSTLCARLA 84./LIZO4p. IltaVireuhlioMm, Tumrs,rastOolumbleastiebliuld. ~,,,u atn F .4.:pars - • ablin„Msheminrd othinh ulzaas Vad N ~.. } Adz -1 f t, ...Trie t trata t, IClbborvl, 1L7./21141/, ' -. BOOTS AND SHOES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. je" " B &V i tatig t uotte d ItY nica rould ret Ma i n:Tr:or Mania sad on s" the - WWII tang.' The infileularattantion tnalisJiW sz tiliasti to ' MAI at oms stock of.OsitiMaikd Falser sit descriptlonr. also • nip stook as Ctolldrour Oaten sod gribtinstri==.l•=sawlart • l i arA i iirm i z : eau. Ito Bash Isrsitni•lint r' fili to aall at in lan rites a. a st76==,..lntl=ths tatt b, Ito Mei and frintitsallir was, in Us twilit g tb• bast instead& apal•tf - _ -Diamond Line :Of . I,O4_,OLETS1 ,0 4_,OLETS AlLSfioxii Listar erna " P pool to Plinaaphi= , Ist each twat& sthilsdephis Roca the 15th of awry cclith,orilsll_, Thomas Richast. so • Oa, to Walnut t, 1.4...4.4 gl7:.e argyeabia dywise. va.b , A fuy ual. E. 1' 4147 4 "Ta *lsm brt,,,aqiiii.Orttecat gww iorksisti " la ?r EmoDeaa vmt a. • • . NO. 41 Wadi its Pittstscrsh.... - - - . ~160A1/614fetlitNac H . 9 6 map ,arazar. 111=— Wood tad "Zaticit Stmts.) B 7 • ";.: 1 2; 14 . 1 *46 41 118.310 , inmatol "lecture:A uad' Isnarnteis..o okiiiftbssa•whol!awiastagg*„ PITTSBURGH GAZETTE THURSDAY MODI:iP GT, peer 8, ISM Toe lioness Outrage. lesseccb to Litt N. Y. Tribune. • W OS111441;1'0114 blpaday, April 80, 1886 The Adminietration is sorely perplexed about Kama again. an,retnry Davis, who is the rel. low member of the Cabinet, takes tides with the Atchison party spinet Gov. Reeder. President Pierce bat spoken hle mind freely in condemna tion of the new working of 'emitter sovereignty, hurit is believed that he will ultimately be intlu enced by Davis. Gov. Reeder be hourly and an X lonely expected at the Capital. 13.10117T10N or Goy mama Rsausa—Nis AOCOUNT 07p1 OOTILADI ON THU PZOPLI Or KANSA.. EASTON, (Pa.,) Monday, April 80,1856. TheNion. A. H. Reeder, Governor of Kaunas, arrived here to-day from the West, and meta very enthusiastiO reception from his friends and neighbors. He reached Phillipsburg at noon, and was there met and escorted to the Court House square, in Easton, by a largo concourse of the Citizens of all parties, accompanied boils Easton Bud. On arriving at the Court House) , Gov. Reeder was welcomed by the citizens with hearty cheers, and a formal welcome then ex , tended to him, in an eloquent and impressive' speech, by the Hon. J. M. Porter, who compll mented Gov. Reeder' on the manly and cones.' geous as wall as able mariner in which he bad' discharged this duties of his difficult andlaspon- I sibbeothee. He went into a hasty narrative of the growth and progress of the Slave question, attlibutinp its dangerous and threatening chat- aeter at the present time to the fanatical Aboli tionists at the North, but admitting also that SlaVery men had in their turn become as fanati cal and wrong - -as the Abolitionists themselves. 'He 'went through the old routine of apology for } the South, saying that they had Slavery entailed upon them, pad asserting in full the broadeit „Pro -Slavery' claims, declared that Goy. Reeder had done his duty ably, and that he would and should be sustained both Ely Pennsylvania and the country at large. a Goy. Reeder, in reply, expressed in feeling and eloquent terms the greatful impression made up on him by the warm and enthusiastic' reception given to him by so large an assembly of his fel low-citizens. Ho referred to the reports of fraud and outrage upon the part of Slavery men in the Kansan election, and emphatically confirmed the very worst statement of them which had preceded hie arrival. lie said hie opinion on the subject of popular sovereignty had undergoneno ohmage, but that the conduct of the people of the border Counties of the North of Missouri had astonished and mimed him by their reckless disregard of all laws, compacts and constitutions; that the Territory of Kaman ' in her late election, had been invaded bye regular organized army, armed ' to the teeth, who took possession of their ballot boxes and made a Legislature to suit the purpose of the Pro-81avery party. Kansas was subdued subjugated and conquered by armed men from Mu' semi, but her citizens were resolved never to give up the fight for their freedom and the independence of their soil from foreign control or interference. The State of Missouri would be called upon to disavow all sympathy th with these th border ruffians. if she refused, e Sou the S wo S o u th ebe c rafuse, lled o the solemn d wo nto discou3tenance her. if i tywould devolve upon the North to take up the atter so that the rights of her eons who had settled in Kansas in the faith of solemn compacts, a all be vindicated and sustained. He declared t at the accounts of the fierce outrages end wild T Olefteell perpetra ted at the °leaflets, published In the northern papers, were in no wise exagerated. He con cluded by saying that Kansas was now a con quered conutry—eonqured by force of arms—but that her citizens were resolved never to yield their rights, and relied upon the North to aid them Nydemorustrationv of public sentiment and ell other legal means until they shall be fully and triumphantly vindicated. During his speech Gov. Reeder was frequently and enthsiantically cheered by the large audience present. From the lawman (Hroicre) Tribune. Kansas Leniaintnre in liesains la Mlsenari! "A majority of the members returned to oar Legislature, met at the Barris Rouse at West port, Mo., Tuesday night of last week. At the lest accounts they were holding regular sessions et the Shawbee Mission. Johnson Ii Speaker, Clerks and Sergeants-at-arms are also elected., They deliberate with closed doors. They talk strongly of setting the Governor's authority at defiance and legislating independently. Let them work! They will soon find a different use for' hoop than that for which it was used at Leaven worth on the day of election. There is ouch a thing, we believe, as TREASON_Y-- ---- This Is certainly an extracrdinary statement; sod it would be deemed incredible but for the equally extraordinary facts connected with the election of the men who &relent, legielating for Kansas in Missouri. .After Mae Invasion of the Territory by the horde of limits* vagabonds who have maimed the task of forcing Slavery upon Kansas, no outrage will IM deemed too great for them to perpetrate. Nor are we disposed to re gret this now illustration of (their spirit and par pose. It Is an appropriate addenda to the die graceful chapters already written; and will has- ten the crisis of this crusade against Freedom. I The conduct of these Missouri banditti is not merely illegal. It indicates an infatuation sari: diculous as it is disgraceful. What can they ex ! I peat to accomplish by • course of ,proceed i ng 50 alifttly at war with precedent law? They can not hope to have their conduct either acquiesced in by the People of Kansas or approved by Con gross. And without the latter, no aot of theirs, as Legislators, tau hare any legal force. Do they desire to rake en Issue with the Gear oral government, as the basis of future ac tion I Their conduct seems inexplicable upon soy other hypothesis. And if this is their de sire, they could have adopted no course more likely to a cootoplis It caot ap prove what they nav h e done, nor n ( const itu ted s es a majority of those are who claim to have been clothed with legislative powers) can it recognise , as legal any thing they may do. What may grow out of this conflict of authori ty, it is not difficult to foresee. One or the other must succumb. Cortinuss wow. NOT. In such an event, are we to have re-enacted the South' Carolina dramma of Nullification?. If "to this complexion it must come at last," the sooner the better.—Albany-Eve. Jour. _ _ _ KLII/43.—Ths Washington Organ says:—We have leen a private letter from q ! p. Samuel C. Pomeroy, Dated` Kauai, Missouri, April 7, in which the account of Governor Reeder is cor roborated. 'General P. says:— . 0 00 v. Reeder bas stood up like a Man. The mambas eleeted by Idirsouri votes held a meet ing and voted to go to the Goiernor and demand their oertiiicates. . If he refused, then to request him:to resign his office, or they would shoot him. I sent a line to the Genitor to ask him,if. he wanted anything in the our of his trial. He said, ‘lt would be grateful to his feelings to know he had - some one to lean upon.' I seamy horse and bow that same night, with a line to D. Robinson. The next day, twelve good and true MO, with revolvers, At., stood up with the Governor.. We remained two and a half days, determined to do or die. We had been insulted, and had all our rights trampled ',upon, during the:election, and now determined to submit no longer. At last, the members left, amidst a atom of wrath . and oaths tiOnied'ont upon 'the Governor and the Emignutte Aid Company.— The Governor, today, starts for Washington.", The story about the ducking of the editor of the Herald of Freedom, sent on by telegraph, is immireot. DIIIICOLICTION 07 GOLD.—The United States Economist intimates the amount of gold furnished to the commercial world during the sir. yeirs since the now mines were disoovered at $400,000,- 000. The influence of this vast gold supply is proved to be vary different from the anticipations of many financiers, - who predicted a great imme diate depreciation. The 'relative 'nine of gold to sllr n by the English law of 1816, was 1 to 14.2876, and the actual value has been as fol low= In 1851. 1 to 15-1869; In January, 1865, 1 t 015.1499; in March, 1866,4. t 016.2326. It will be seen, that as compared with Own, gold bas been constantly increasing in value. This ano maly; Is, attributed to the great demand of sliver Ter during a period_ of • war la Europe and China; where the. silver standard is retained. The increased supply of gold luta scarcely been Sulam:it te Its place and consequently that metal has not only retained its value, but shows Minalderable appreciation. The Economist thinks that when the war is over, silver will find its way hook, and, gold will necessarily depredate. The lateral Censequence will be a general and rapid rice of goods and commodities of all kinds. It b thought , We aro already on the eve of this up. ward movement. The following paragraph . :shown the way in Which stray Free 8011 man, has, by chance found his way into the New EaraarLegialetere, Is spoken of by the organ of the slave-drirers, et the town of Atehinson, in that . Territory, •• ' 0430 r. Seeder has given that contempbbiti py itif" F. Conway,* certificate of - eleCtin se Councilman of 'Nimes District, whie r it la well known that far. Donaldson received* =dewily of at blot two hundred and fifty iototi. We can't stand eat, certainly., D-d Si, we do If the Legislature don't retwasider the notion of the Coruna: and• give Mr: Ikmaidson a cant, the squatter wwwrigfil take :natter 'ln • maven mlostratee. . We ask especial attention to a letter enanoth er page from Fart,, Kentucky, detailing certain facts euppressed by the press of that town. In deed we have no words suffttiently strong to em-; PitaWttle the comment which each thing! 0%111 forth; namely, maltreatment of slaves by a lady' of wealth and position—maltreatment so exquis itely brutal, that even the conscience of a Plan,- community could not legally overlook it, though the despotism over the local journals prevented the latter from bringing it to light. As a defen der of the poor, humble, and voiceless, wit literal in the stead of the cowed Kentucky erne, and on. authority for whose on-atoms we can Vouch, and which we have fortified by special inithiries made upon the spot, we present to oar readers the suppressed circumstances in' ntteittlon? The following artzeubstantially the facts in re lation to this case of cruelty, as will be found in the letter of our correspondent, having bee giv en in evidence before the Grand Jury of Bo urbon Co.: The parties presented were Alpheus Lewis, and Margaret, his wife, the' hitter said to have inherited a larger estate thati*y other person In the county. One of the vicfts of the lady's cruelty Is • slave named Barth, a green wotttan, I reported as the mother of children. was ] stripped entirely naked by the dietetical of Mrs. Lewis, and her heels tied up to a tree about'four ]or five feet from the groan& The mistress then directed one negrd roan to force a pump, and a nitre; wounds to direct • stream of Gold water from a hose against the -helpless slave; while the lady pelted her with atones till she was tired, and then burned her badly' ih several places, in cluding the most sensitive parts of the body, With hot irons. The sufferings of the other Blare were of equal intensity, Ind, as similar in their-na ture, are not so minutely described by oar eor reapondent. The isw of Kentucky provides that slaves cru elly maltreated shall, be sold by the order of a court. The accusation against Lewis 'and -wife being clearly established, the slaves Were sold ; but the law being defective even in the view of slave-ethics, the victims were bought back by the oppressor, and are nOw in parts unknown. In justice to the neighbors, It must be said!that they acted well in the pre:Di -les, and threaten not to abide by a rottenis* If there be a repetition of such manillas; The sale of the maltreated slaves - was simply adierbited by sticking a written notice the CoMrt-House door—the original manuscript of which is no* in our possession. The reason our correspondent affords why no farther publicity was given to the sale of these M valuable slaves, and why the entire case ightier', suppressed by the local papers, is plainly true. A Kentucky editor has been Waylaid by the rt latives Of the notorious Mat. Ward, because Abe' latter was described by' him *as "the great un hung;" so the journalists of Bourbon County have kept eeeret the hideous facts of torture we detail, for fear that influential relatives _might maim or murder them! Fortunately for ,the hopes of rho country, there are elsewhere press es which are not accessible to such restraint, and where tho cause of the feeble slid the Wronged -can find an audible and fearless voice. This is not a solitary case; apart from those moned in Uncle Tom's Cabin - .:=611 of them foundedon fact—we remember that some twenty years ago a wealthy and accomplished lady of New-Orleens had a regular torture-chamber, Ate ted up with a variety of devilish utensils with ] which to wreak her malignity, upon. her slaves; and when her hotintinis forced, a hapless wretch ] was found in cum of these machines, a metallic I cap fitting the bead, with a arrow in the centre pressing down upon the skull and brain of the victim. But the cruelties of Mrs. 'Lewis, if less ingenious and complicated, seem even more in human and revolting. Even in Kentucky, with its comparatively high degree of education and religion such is Slavery: such its effects on no= roan: such Its influence on the Americart,presi, -lowering it to the level of that of Paris or Mos cow I Freezing, atoning, burning! The cruel ties of gladiatorial shows, and their hot irona for resistants, revived; and all in the hands of • I white Christian woman, of education and breed- 1 ing, &nitwit,' influence so great as to stifle ex: 1 cry revelation, and abolish even the freedom oil the press. To extend this system, thit energies of our Na tional Government have been vent, and the revo- lotion of Kansas set on foot, where morals and ] ;..mannere suited to Only bears prerail for its sustentation. Of a truth, Kentucky, is sprs3- ing her name. Cold-blooded Murder, lanuttitet rial realty—unscathed, unpunished—and safe even, so tar as the the local pre-se is concerned, from the punishment of notoriety and general indignation!—N. P. Trod. Beictuait YOUNG AND mia Gounsoutire or UTAlL—Brigham Young has been making a. characteristic speech.at the Great Salt Lake city in which he rants and raves over the prospect of his removal and abuses the United States offioere thathave been gent to the territory in the, filthiest language. There is considerable cunning exhi bited in the following passage extraoted from a speech made by Brigham to "the giants :" If the gallant gentleman who is npw in our midst had received the commieshin of governor .of this , territory, as wan reported and had accepted it, I would have taken off my hat and honored the appointment ; and this . people would have been just as passive and subrniesive to him as ever they could be to me. That I will warrant and vouch for. But foreman to come hereand infringe up on my individual rights and privileges, end:upon those of my brethren, will never meet. my gesta tion, "and I will scourge , such an e t until Le leaves ='aizi. him. ntleman But I will say, to the mho of the gallant referredgee to', tither* was going to be a gentleman called upon to be governor, that there is note maunder the King dom of God that -I would listen to sooner and feel more confidence and confia li tytowaidti, than to him. I wish this mead of stales could be awarded to every, officer in the government, but it cannot. We have some of the most aorruit, - damnable, mean curses here that GM disgraced the earth, some whit even wish to carry the hely saheb:lay' in one hand and a jug of whiskey in the other, and - follow s and have a saint trail behind them bilold up their 'garments to prevent their drabbling. How TIM BiAilAitil 13 Omo.—The Americans hime a way of doing business in Ohio that is worthy of the imitation of their brethren else where. The Cincinnati Times says, in one of tho townshine of,Portage county, the administra tion mon of the burg, inspecting that Sam wu about, rode the township and gathered the faith ful to the number of eighty, in maul. A straight anti-Know Nothing ticket Arm nominated—eleo tion day came, and mark' the result! - The ticket nominated by the "eighty" received gm roles, the other members of the caucus had voted the Know Nothing ticket, which was triumph antly elected.— Wuh. Organ. The National. Organ of the Know. Nothings commends this joke.o "worthy of imitation."— In doing so, it seam to be. nneecuteions that it is commending. what no gentleman would tate, and what every good teacher would whip his pu. pile for practising—the grossest jesuitism. And this is the character of the Order. De caption and. falsehood are itethief characteris , tics. It is made up of pretences, from be ginning to end; and we are not surprised that the advocacy of its doctrines has -rendered the Editor of the Organ so obtuse as not to see that he has, in the paragraph we-have quoted, proved himself an incompetent judge of what is honora ble and manly in political life.—AThany Ecenbtg Turned. ABSIST or VIE POSIXASTIM.—W. G. Kendall, the Postmaster , of this city was arrested yester day by the United States Marshal on the affida vit of Mr. Blair, the obnfidential. agent Of the Post Office Department atlifashington, charging Kendall with smutting, embenling or destmlwg a certain letter mailed at Memphis, Tent., on the 14th June, 1864, aid addressed 1 Rawlins & Co., of this .eity, containing $6OO In bank notes. We retrained from not icing ; the arrest in our morning issue, although the feet was well known to as het evening, in order that. we might lay before our readers the chimp In the exact lan guage of the affidavit itself. But Mr.' Lusher, the Milted States Commissioner, before whom the affidavit was made. declines exhibiting the affidavit, on , the ground that compliant, before committing,magistrates are not matters of public reco ; Mr rd. . Kendall. was released on giiing bOnd for his appearance in the sum of $lO,OOO- A me. flan has been =de before the United States Commissioner to set aside - the affidavit, in the ground of its insufficiency to authorize the arrest. This question will be tried before the COOltdO sioner this evening at 6 o'clock.—A r em Ortzfols pieayuns, April 24th. • Vast -Emessarve Ismenamose hare recently taken- place in the vicinity of the Vistula, and owe such immense damage in'the prorinces of FOB= and of Western Prussia 'that it has been found necessary to send special emendmioners from Berlin in afford relief to the seeress. The testers hare reached a height greater than initle9 and the devastation' calmed is said te be even greeter thin at that period. -• , • The steamer Ifilith Skr, leaves this *ming oil the arrival of the' trains, for Mush= and the Saul— She sill take Up .. s load of supplks forth, Lae Superior sesta, ands goodly lead of par stagere.--She made s short esoursiort out of the pier on Saturday, to - try her menu, sudproves to be in smiled ri" liioll.--aeeleetd Tzsawnstics Lawa—ln counesion with the various opinions now before the pnblio on this embjeolf it may be interesting to.read that of Chief Jastice i Taney, of 'the Supreme Court of the United States, upon the question of impor ted liquors and' State prohibition. It was given in a case undcir the law of 'Rhode Island - in 1847: t do not trade:stand the !slept Massachusetts or Rhode Island as intnifining with the trade in ardent spirits while the artielestomins a part of foreign commerce, and is in therhands of the im- , porter for sale, in the cask' or vessel in - which the laws of Congress authorize it to be imported. These State laws act altogether upon the retail or domestic traffic whin, their respective borders. ?They act upon the article after it has passed the line of foreign commercearul betome apart of the general mass of property in the State. The laws of C,ongress, regulating , foreign -, iommeree Ituthoise the,importation of spirits, distilled Ifir onhand brandy in casks or veaseld not contain ing - Tess than a r certain quantity specified in the laws upon, this. niibj*t. NoT ,the 80do laws in vestitiniime in collision with those; acts of Congress, and.proronted or. abstracted the im portation or sale of these eatieleis by the impor ter in the original cask or vessel in which they were imported, it would be the duty of thtiCourt to declare them void." 'Mr, Soule soon after Ida arrival at lies Orleans, *es 'waited upon by s . manlier of hie friends, to whom he made s brief speech, in which he alln- dist to the ire his name had provoked in the "to?. pid breast of the crowned eut-threst Veto rules over France." Operations of the illtnt for s th e Mouth lif4llpril, 1.83. Dtporitt—Gold $211.300; Ellne,S23o,2oo—tOta.i 6l,oo, Cbinagt. Pie6,ll. ia.% 16,21 , 6 00 50,600 • ' 66 60 Total-.--..... 1111,23 b VISO) - Hata and Caps. 'UTE would call attousiou of ourds. trim& and the _potalp ,gooostat. to otmilligi beautiful stock of BILK .TOR egi , at IZSOMI Ws, ' cannot to stmpamodAt MA& stss— AlscWom.Calastial on/13 tak , 1 att. It are the most eplawlictotthoposoo- m d Variazy and Faioy Gooda—A • ,ftaaort ,• - - - mant Jwrt. readied. HdE are opening 410 'Spying purchases of oron. erxds, and ornentbaut .t .51ald releui to .U: Invite country' dealers to examine my .toek. bane Llt:triiictapiete. °I ialkaGTLIeT'A M. - 54'. MILNE AND °MAN VTARk.: 2 4tAISfen L Kamm on 4 =swat/ ea / 424-& 0564 uln a s a o nren Kitch. t of W . m eaUld w p e iNla--4= 0 V 4 1 %-!r °4IAV D,„ Itesrcusa Ill= an Ober/ Wean. tkeulte Auld n 4 91110r na. Tuba and 100 do= Bucketa.. _ .., ~., Ansterocan,zsaudelislL nth stoat. Ilittanuria. ' en:A- * ', - 140 /O BSE FOR SKLE—Azood o Bag -I=I3MIT& 0030 11 rt 2 apl7 24 Wood of L 44,141) FOR . COUNTRY AFISIDENCW e have to sale 30 acres of lano.. elltstate st. 8. the •"Y. pear the old Whahlasgton Road; - IlhdLland zgl h ; LlFe==, and for a healhara , d i plegst a0e 1360 per acre, la lots of one r sera Y att trpearde. " :•lerses e A PaTmsca matt. •0: orgisr.aT a 50N140.38 st. • • • For I ale. rliE(B KUL-BOAT J. B. RIISSM; of lavroortgair c t i Veirs old i rd Insoo ,,r mer; are' 4 BMA °Mt& " COUNTRY SEAT- -FOR RENT OR .FOR eaLLl—lletreen 4 and anus 2034. hands.= Brick Grecian Cottage, just tbditoal..l and 5 rooms. beautifully situated InMu boanuadt Bt• arirldayruonstmlatut to fte Railroad INFp.t. Tin of anon °rebuke" mail roe sanlaule*2.sli mound etPar' Maly. apls B. 111.1•SON,21.dth ea. Fir OWNERS WANT 'MOM, sad h t ave :derectsd rata Willa Building Lu a ts t lV a is i EL a iront ger: rta te rear tUur tetign;olf Prim Tyro Hundred Dollars each, in assh: , 'rids too? grtas, arid nothing but the want mono Wham them to offer Dia lota st ffsha,o6ll,soon yotal riga to women barsrahs. B. & BON. IA& - CASH .FACTORY FOR SAXgolitgate uin Now Itrightosi, Pi.: noir In full Or Alt . re dotn a. :At b girroUl ' ll . nay= nee:ma:7 to Carr/ on tho barna= valor Dona. as. rinosiness of CA: folaPOO can Do Ilona la fruaher c &V . lpa i Oran CiARGEB—The mast , ' , scrim:lli" ars•last ms• ba USSIS•si• • bit acme car his Isvaluk. • • Ult• MILIUSAMS sad Wats baralath us um. ebssacter. but. its • dffisolt. Wag - S. olsotah• &arls for Cass Isst - Isult. — CELESTES Nu stashed the =fir ells !a Neva sad Bop? ircastraosse_gl•Ustusraosi 14•11. ebstge Jos shossuis S.A.. Wsud übl7 ICA—Now iece - ving 231 chests anfl half area. together with the stook. ori hand, eotalateinie ali different fro now Inaeltii7Vd dim" from reitedi'ler'Llbe •Ald in wheillwale Tc' anri k a'a retal attga bi tUt. trim, at thee Pekin Tea. Store , B. JAIREB, 88 at. FOIITEZIONAIES-:-A chows ..variety of 7,04. 111117 and' fine.Mozoono; new *trim Veal!, work bores. writin,g desks, dressing mem Dontollowent buxom, 081 palm Dee a 4 and a fine sewirtrorat of )? II acy attioo.7o. Selected renantir in Eastern <Moo. mired br son • B. RAMBLER _.. . . • Pekin Tea More, - __,L 10.33 Ana dreet..• door =arias E. 9, Mg bar.- AnRECEIVING, a fall -assortment -of GREEN and BLACK TAO, comprising all tam now in ma pgrebsoad amea =ma the impordera cash Warnentas °limped= Mo..wa4 3 illi ix1,e9 14 Why Wh and Basalt al the lows= prima ' - p 2 3 6: /AIM gr& H. PHILLIPS, House and Sign Paint . . andOlarlars. aripropsissi, as amide CO .swab work in that 1104 with - envolotanna and tro Ms • bid manure. 3, a ii.riticima. no Market amt. lIONNETS—A. A. Mas3oll, dc. Co. are gm- AT. l ien r iree ' ,=== tt S, Aka; also 10 6cts. 0! splandl4 0.746 441111 k, mut Om. • HOOOLVES, 000 c 2 : • C. 160 boxes Noel* Oa. • , boo r Oalve , 6110:1. 14 WI • . h00...ts is) weed it MILLINERY; GOODS—A, Ai lituotOt Co. bank mend a• in 47 largo •sard63olOlfg • 01•61101ntry Goody Bound rramea. Bray =to . 11a0baik Ozgllllxop,lll¢66an l i k : = 1•0014.11.110 nalus.ltswir - 6.101 RENON CHINTZES---AhotherrOoao of thaw that !tint& Cbintbss, Mt este. setra. Sit dby ay= MdsUll Cu Zak O. QIIGAR- & MOLASSES-30 kikidsi prim* N: o.lW:sr'T. LITTus ' - ~• so bbla..roAoa ..tinavaisleirssr. 2.6 do LawlSupr: 200 Obi". . • St. do =valor linos Wam...iy_lzi rtor. lad ' sal. flt. W doWl d. 00. IL% 2,1 R.. . • VOITEE-100 bags prune Rio CO .R gu store Mid Tin ads tit T. LITTLE CO. ARD 01L--50 bbls. No. 1 inse ta and Ltor We or 01.8 •T. LITTLE k CO. qIIILTB—White and colored,. Toilet Cov en, Tial•OoTars. and a lux. sisorEarat , of otkor Hoare Earnfordrir Good. rord orerB 110111.111 rtELIIECELE/ELEIL T OBACCO --50 bits Ostia& 5s Tobacco; otoron4 Kw Dr%ftNegrTl=%* . iit , CIIEESE---400 bxs choice, W. Cheats in store and for solo br T. LITTLE CO. P AIN EILLER--Parry Davis' Pain Liner, la gross wed dos In sikte_iald tbnolLbt mei •. DWAY'S AEADY RELIEF--Rep lor Rtars and &p In star* &ajar mat by *PM . BELLRS &CO. lilt. MORSE'S INVIGORATING 430 R, jj, DIAL tirr silo by R. Z. uras r DO._ . I Lhis WIIITE3 tons N. J SZLL CO land- Ps• M! A LCOHOL -10 mxuus ca C bbl 3. A .)biB.6r Wit bl air' • , . 11 . 2;1$1, .LA.VORING EXTRA T Letrutitli nLZllsal.L.U=Pl2l4l4l.litisrt, . VARRIAOR CURTAIN OIL CLOTR of Snow r tath. plan and enasselk4 Staab. of_ vttt ."; SIA plata dses., wholesale szal salsa at No 110 !stmt. arM - _ /I.PIULLIP&. BUTTER— 2 bblo. prime ,Rml. Batter jug reed w i l=trir dB Li ., ......, , i„ ... .... .:„. LARD --80 bbls.'No; 1 Lard in store'ant lot Jobb . \• . LTLTLII * CO.; 119.95 rt. i QUM-POTATOES 25 , bble. Seed Nenb.an. nod' Potatoes ibe a l e .415.11114 1 : 1011114, gen eamelint sad lizolthad4 ED TOTATOE9-30 for rye HIM!: ine iII ta LOVEY.BEED- 12 bble. :mooLuaa. or • NJ 1.7 avrt.=int ri. Tin FREFIT-100 Dry Prhea, 100 do do A lee for &Alm desi P 'ARM bea4tifai gn "B!.l!'ir j roVVltUtiut ft: _ _ 1 PAPERS of arclatiotiqal defile* do .andssicutotratfitm l iwisok. at sae OT &AMA .05k ;and Orsuitohimitatkru, Vni3l39 fagninin~ :/n2u5m,.14* FLOtritso bblo.' Ohio Bye 'Flour; e.holos owe, net oad•tbr oda by_ : .' • A. A. IddiAllE.ll4. 2d st. ,101.0IIR--500 bble. Extra itimf,_=4 81541111ae.„-, ..selosui twat. vida and fe;did , , 020 .A.54 , 44Meiddd5.114044.: . , I- N . C. TAR--100 i ALE ! none creator by BLit MOO . " • •,• satt2o Wooest 1310 001TE11--150- bags Iprimer arrivid ' Ea, ea Ibt tri 711R_ it DILWaTti, aB BASE ' I MUM/il-4 bble.,Gleass, '" / ".M 1 4 111 ', nhATStor7BN.M'. 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