BUSINESS DIRECTORY. I 11..PETitAILL a owe Anvernatra•Aar k ic nr 122 UMW), MT, ' ere Arena Int tb*llloo.l2.Bl3. 2 4AZ l firr. sl2ool6ling Will=reaa P.M, both Is the + sad the Oehhhhh ' -7- COSIDs. Fans la Fancy Rwsis• , ' Wlllia■ Tatter, I 19 PARK ti FIRW. YORK, inviteo • the situation or AmtberA eadWoodiru letoksufs, yr no* or, -tknoabs, Mir.. Tootta sod Noll ihuitml Tuner a. firnown WWI. Port Moo. Ord" Maud Boa Avelivt Bolts, _Drool But. roOr. Plus gut No ~kloori l imt Ert,wr° oulmds• wsr„ 0.0.4 01. Wow. ; nap 'Rubber roouriloourtdroa &Vows. irpoo lbe i tinkradi;e7o loud allt •Proelry. Aroordermo ' " 54 V".....h.".diiirUntatVOTrulire=4lll g strAi- - - - ...., A l ' leo: for INA or Approved Popes • TillOrdero — ler Vtlierrolod.dirt Vat vp _to At. w i t rumor.LUJA! TAPHER, _ 'lO Pork puror, Nor Tort. ' •r.--B.—rnma. earteau . .03.4,_ g o a~h/Pause Pastielkirts. . IlatATESit FIWOE, No. 1 Barclay street, ilegrar s. ...,••• Wird= "MS i t i r t s tiZtt: egg ort IStioTmosttoi octO a rding to Inv. mII2O-o _ VT. JACKSON & SOS. - - GRATE AND FENDER MAKER. • %fern. sr. & ina BROADWAY, NEW YORK. PAM WABXIIOUBIL IVrAN, LEWIS B Alya N. 161 i l ers,B iaz rsution.rA Prbgcolths imrA . Y* TOYS AND TANDY GOOD& AILLBORN C 0.,: .54 2 Maiden . Lane, geatilagraflea Wait? amt. Loaceste errou Oil Cloths and llstthiph ROBINSON & . 00.. -7 . Pc/ 221 ars ss7.-2 , ,s w 005,. .; - RE now mobil's a taro. aid choice ot cuarzfLvas. crew Watt lad mat Bop cult' m vo ums, a ft wasui of • ffot, Drum , Loud Tupos Wars tow, ffiffkl ro .04 bot Sopeetcy, Immo, :lancer and nos Trilled :Wu Vela/art with ovary 11,osiplko or Homo, Oottoo.;•84 : Wit". " r g LOOR OIL OLOTUS, ftmsto *lt cosslttlos and rifts. AIM MOP 91101ouur, Ono and groan OU Ota,ffsc buff sad ones Ur ad Wiroicro Mudge, Plano sod Tubb, Oor sro Bcup, - Mass, Druipsto. Occoo and °mann Matttuff. Bock dodo Tooltbia:188,88 coL, is of wlkh will to yogi OUP Immo out, Takeo int,l9 • Tne Young Udine 'agitate. N 0.38 West Twenty-Third et., N. Y. IDWlllrift-Itar.lll:lMT DA_NA_WFAILDand Idra. WdaD. k "U " Pr-i rentrii a g e S i g i alkkihitr • ZSidiodotafe pow Itegingligh vat. Apoi/206 4 , th IMES INSTITUT& employs Professors of Item end grod• In ND Doots.ots. sidoosikr Of ado, Painting, Drawing, and of tlic Idedern Lanicas Itt elm provides DellewLettwo otanc Dr Toting ladles Mc Wog their *dual:km no Toroth ' *Wawa w it h ev. inul•G ologiolita - the Lniticnto went angst v. 13-• nov. Q d , p W ar d, Doctor of the Inctittito, may b. ad &mold In Dow Wort. by null. Nagistors of the Instituta,. containing alb'. of the attire Accdfy and asotbe plan of claandota.= ca 4 of culdr, loaf to Po= Waal= Oo dar Wood moat, Mutants': Enotbk 00.. • do th; - .4. IL am, do . Marl ticc 4. S. Da K ctota. ut dtr. 11. Dosecown.. dn dn. m en 1114. - • /SASE L. PLATT, Importer of Polished Plate Glass, from the L . old established msnufactou of the BRUTISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY, .N.AVENIMSD LANCASHIRE. MY GLAND. EIIOIISHED PLATE of all sizes, suitable lariCludoessatt.detensi mot DINO:1% . TrLO: 2 9I. tho Winans" 79 Slairk akee York. AXMOLIIVIATE GI;k1113 COMPANY Factory, Williamsburg, L. I. ,EIS anbseriber haying taken the Amoy of the %Imo Pososapla estobted feet! Itonoh Plan Obis, lot lialltliolinoootuoo r sad Polosestihata ersont9 99 , 99. 91 5 9 ' 7 9 . 99 ur i , 971 / 9 /9 . It ft wa' 1"*""7D vhdAgt... N.. Yaiet To .11017SEKEEPERS AND DsAr, - Rse. -•.: , 1, i THK-110PB MK ?la.- Tt Faaox asset wall Sumo mat, rate • .. • ,Priapor. 41300. 103 Fria saa ATM r.k. , • = , m0t.30,.37 ad a Ham aseadma Oa' Propnetors of this lonz taut welt .("_ ___' ..___' .OD Flit :VW &Mx KaTAMISMTir, • • • ,CtsgeleArl=lll=ar alratt a T 1001m Ibmk i lil Ey !mat Matat,Mat. Mt may ma alt ly as a mry !tal oa jar My oltir sam at aa asseabik term.ment to da3a. la. meat Mou ILt S. IT 1011 0 nt. ~,,11_ 3.,-00ostasast.hatio twain ler. Ilnpatsota a ~3...mva • . Cider isuirmegat.: ..• WA ARdd.mia d e -e press s l y .afra r endowjeesrstamssora. where tnhae bMsesh ens lerassad.o. iseWseshoset that, bave lewhisved te I% war • .11Flailheerei Ise Olds Gehrisore the Let ilel4lthil edit hese ismiebatam. !,,fisi=dusraTeitgt•mrtail4N b W 00, eseerherter harebeedhre t , ledisseed is thls Wiser Ma Sit 4111 bap rireet warrsstrol Whim, wpm met a& earn ygs,tlno.les Water i , lte let et ALEXANDER RATE; • -,.01,1114 SNutrißisis AND SURVEYOR; emir 4rr—OPPOSITE THE COWLS MASI, INetebnrgh. Penna., AS PZRMANENTLY LOCATED and 101 plosesearl, ILtUal So GU bemuse wi4is44-to •ra rilLwz,:Udioraks vuerss Wilibil,ll3.9tuarf Vllttilte J.s.shompw..sowintmawas on, fill Warts. ALL IL A AMA! Interla.v. **Mew till ' r EXCeldar 'Carnage TaCtol7* -r CadISTON, BROTHERS./ CO.,,ptacti- Colton *Mont per of trebeerototo ssonnit its. CM Ps.: laws on hood end are monotooturtitz Ore Ostitormlotroll ittotr roaloos i"'""7l4 nt -aBgi ti , r l Finning to dorobtllty andLtnonty or Orsob...- is Wort lb* but Juniata Ira. and Eutarst littkoly. streanod to otitne tient rronanotatt tomes. 900;114tareAat..V.d6.1..e tioolonth um= map enti t au tif inl. of their work. sal album pais Um Ihke• Noy every 1 Iromtbre dmlar the day." , ortn • ~ .Book and JobTruiting, tOittirVEIHRYOOK,-hriritigLreeently Ter j°l ' Pri alfag,"Zgl ii2 = l :r t XII Itbepszeossas oarebsats, inamdietutera thtlises. sudiorhur pre, tax with id isms sod so boot, JO sad Gird P. 1.% hs 500 1 . 4 ._,5s Wow , o l ire= rm. ILLAVbr th• ra.of.sin9CiErtris OJAI 'PIT BU -I LC OmArCegEits...F.--ACTs.O- Rn_ tT B s GELOW & CO.. 111,0b+, DIAPVIILi I• VIM Ne , rIUSIGICERI MEE.. PAWS% CARRIAGES, paleroxs; 1.4,..8'urui . .: 4 4.wb.r d '.. , t u z .,1 " aal ItmairflL4l.lo4l2=ollnlab. OW of vox hip HlBe oil end Les her Store. 11:13XIMAWitar; No.I 21 South Third Street, ut god Cimatnal sta, rhustwoo.. =stbrsou 'ta SALT. SPANISH HIDES, Dr' sad disaltsd Palos Hlps,Teassys . o ll , l4 kasess at. the mnreseptim and Lb. bottoms theillUaldisste• Irlitt=ha iswesir=lia mtreiit= lasakir stand fres Mllad W .G.goapziazi , EI°I4ESAL I Illerekuti, Produce ad. Commix or. • - • • Jurb MUICES „ IlitatnaLfacturea cut, No.- 21 9 ''!"rY sfrg.l4..prrrsionsou.n. • COSLIIT ' l9 ' l : - . ions & trodigi AcCojis-,, BOd. DVALICUS VS 85 Mika ud PittibUgh Itaitudara,.. tic). 141 Wider *est, .W2l • ' & Co., N.ANUFACTIII3ER.S'OF 4117LPHISHIO ACID; Sulphuric Ethan F dllki rE.10... , raltSl4 "- harlfter"' /"" " , =wiz =MM. 1114."IETNA Gan WOUKS. DAVIDSON & and dealers in Vials, s na itiMetthrerk ri/j , t Is, OAS ON /MG laid to pint* imonIIsiNTWONI7 REIT.DRY- S CO. .ffoAa. X T il& THIRD &no, fOROCCO MA.IOIFACTUItEBS. COUR lopootoos of a °.r ":114.12 9. 9 E. 9:1 +"lnir4rs, a -wr. - .!.r-, .1.-- :-! PAINTERS. . - • jluollBll-,,,tnD'SION PAINTEIIB, • own . - NO. j a rrarvazsg uit. i An orders Oomptly attended to. • to taV•nor gilt& - WIC it . intelligence '3 a?. Laslresiazsr. MIN - ANTS of nII enteld, • I r MIA 114-0211•eiless Dmetbr to. • • .inirat--. Donaldson.Aldsaman t . Qowner of Min and St.-utoir . • au enemas - tortgasi to qopriMajo of • • BUSINESS CARDS ATTORNEYS. LOUIS soa*EPEK, 11/uney it Law, and Eutern Collector orir .A.Nn M I N3l" e" TrANt a l ' BriI,ROAD fi c = . W i t=, 4 Ercur, TuacurswalkOolitiabilas muggy; Ju ana :4 7 r. • • • 14/1.1"4 10=1. 43 11isna a 00. ) Ph" r.• . • Wear; Sham 71. kW. Tabor, ipate.rph,i,.. Umrta•WW:EW. - • *MVO? P. Muslin ...mworwM J. W TtIOXFSON , ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND ocuicassroirrs FOR pmviarr.rArtu. Davenport, lowa, JILL Bay, Sell sod Locate Lands and V v Land Warrant% 14k7 Tiilak COW*. Ca• 19211. mom. £O. AWL TO BOIL W. 1. /abaft , agdNi ala ii rri Ot -i j litteranat. 91°I-71P°74. ........L. , ...... v. iz .k gudk -- friifiEiN, • to ... LAW (Summon ..t&rrogNgYS AT ~Badiw, a sh in ig h a Mdl®J Haswell' of 1.0.. Aar wVandertske the hreetel*Y . I =diked' 1.06,46 01 G. tmeWeelth taa W; - HALL, Attorney at Law, liipi "Bake- Ihdleasse Gnat etted. betwessroartlaaullo.l O_ Waved Alin. . OSEPR 8. & A. P. MORRISON, Actor- O° i 4 slnarrium 143 an.%.1141' ROBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney atlAty, St. Laub. Ma °BEST POLLOOE; 7 Attantey at Law -00.41e of Fifth sad Orsat stregLoppolit• th*Courf Mstem Pittsburgh. toyht•ehtl AIIXS J. KIIIIN, Attorney nt Law, °See Worth strtat. otar Grant, Plttsburieb.." JaIIS4LIS TASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law, i No.:14 1 MTh staart,Pittabarsh. . AGENCIES• 111LIabigan Gengind Conunission and Collec tion Agemcy Office, rslt the collection - of Home and Foreign ercoatile and altar= blorar ohdool, ir rads— tztveulnaerit sod Payment• bloakrs, Parmant of Una. Moines and Ws °Meal Wats lam Stacks sad insaraace ligenta. MUSA AN DEISSON.IThitroIt, Htelilaan Rdcrerooßia PutabravA—Msars.irimer • YAM. Bata. -14 Wbir 00 -. 0 .. 0 " Oft% Lona& &mot &Co.. W"...0-"ro Ilkafron from miretau __ms 9451 WM. A. rawnrs a RAL .ESTATE OFFICE, No. 87 Front street, 34 &at from Market: basin to Lan Man. p . Ora Pla Iron. is Coal pcopa7t7 boaabt and mold. lISTiN LOOMIS, Beau E40,t0 Agetit, Steel. lletchatidlae and. Bill Rotor, off= .Ne. 93 street, atom Woad Bodeen ertemektAtZ o9,94 • .119,939 to. . , L. MARSELNlAM — Socrii — taxyC liti • ".7 srtia Innzrasse 03040•117. 91W•ta' stmt. FM. GORDON, Secretary Western se mos Ca, 92 Wstax *treat 1[ GARDINERCOYFIN, AgentforFreaklin tfatarekrthalr... Company, swell-soft coma of Wool A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu . tog stern= Clegaraa7. 42 Water street. DRUGGISTS. ERN HAFT.Jr-Ammonia? to Jam. Bl'Onf- Ow.) Wirolooolo awl Bata Droo3d4 Doolarba pus, Iliostolo, t0..141 Wood street, doorp low =l4,l3l.AZlWtobores: Xarliodullw 3 nbeor • jpHDI P. _SCOTT. Wholesale Dealer in Dour. Past., Ot Tanlgue awl or. Rath No. va annet,yittabarigh. All arilasyrui men seal stns. hesek's YoIYmL Symp. maw TART A. FAHNESTOCE. & CO., Wholesale Drisossoists sad tosootootoron of Whits ktfAa and Lissom corms Waal sad Post stre LoO ets rut. stedif E. SELLERS, " desalt) Dealer in biz? astresega.=.•anasa*Lea.aprill. ..... Nam. RAUN ik REITER, Wholesale k Retail toms or Wort/ ant 111.014.1 r =rot% BOROONMAKER & 00., Wholesale s Dessaists.No.s. Wood moot, Pittabontu II FLEMING, Successor to .Trdoca. ON coma ltarliafftnet and std —Katalk• ca hand • fall sad comidete imartmmt at ..x.cu. chats, pffruir... and to au radar. - . micrivuoim. #imitity c!=newial at sli mar COMIUSSION &C. & CO. f WHOLESALE GROCERS. Pram& Oolongsgion . • /MD DWI= le PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES, Re•livirvid aettreaa Water sad Frost at . salt • • . • 1.17/13111MOIL — HOW 8. Mix. (late of die fa= citing & Moorhead,) siozi . MERCHANT, nzAnitn 121 PIO 111}11; iXn BeOOlS. O. 76 Water street, below Market, tirralt PORK PACKERS. holesale Dement in Proettitna, OINEXALOO6IIdIEtSION Id:MOUNTS, No. ass , araurr MA= Occumnd 111"rrraPma a. J. 1 16 3IARIALL , Wool Dula ud Commission lorcbut, . , N 0.109 Liberti stretrior. Pi um'o w.akasaa= l . a am, a Rain; Bros. • 11 irtapstridt, 111,,0rp10. Vanua .11 otrZiaold• CO., ni3:l!m4 telfo.'M Liberty rune. MEM rtkaljitili& (SU C " .. =GER - Won sad rannalbg B. ItattaniN) ist..„o7.aku """thellaWlSll WWI and Yroa nta Ps. .40 4, , • low' - ` Tent of PFtWARCINO MC/WM Agent of r Koh ut and ludianapoth RAMIOAD. jiagpso:Bol6:444lT et a Pitt/lb:Ugh, J. W. =WARDING & COMMISSIdN MU CHANTS sod Naas la ell Muted Pitt...bin!? Moo- Artiapt, Plate FEbee7. Imul. No. va Mot PlUbarsb.. - SLOGISON & CO., exade Grocers, 'Pecdnee Dielers.snd Coma Lam Iffseethiatikro. amt. PlUstrarsa. zarnis- SIC.k.CEZLA.t4Imega_T aad...lubsrair. eraur .7.011:01g."^il. B.MANYIELD, lste t •of Warren,. Otuo, I . ckoszedaa. luta Porrsrabi Mateart. sa4 Wleino - Nola ts, "Imam ital•rf &N a l Battsr, PO sad Rol Ails, .ionog•daret notNiiew Water stawd, booms blitissil oe&ii 11- _ T . TArLE do , *Tholes:Lie Orwas, - CO.qadcammladosi 12ardssatand Doan 12 Pletubtough 'lrtssm, lie!. 112 2.0 s #2,401 12 . AREHOUSE.—HENRY cotkutiktionitweefint.sne Smear Inand Prolate general . 21112.25142; bona crel " biABPJ'gElk. ts m aa'l9r zotet rrosaiCdmorni, -fittsmaslL -naWhde. -- 1190LINTOOK; ' sok iiin IstBo Dwar 0...9rz floor 90 uwailwarirreow DTRY GOODS., Eagan & Ol t WO. 91 Market et , are dosing eat their ter. actin •toct ern? to . I 4= 4I SM TIVAt t v n i t=r 3at lrg. amortimag Jed= nmotilrat a Di a t b o l a ZS , A A of ' C l iati wan •t • .o.l 2 4iAem. ' tegi JuSE.PR ROBLE *"oo+., " 4 ,llholesale end Retail Dealgas in , TatIMISCIS, MIJROMIZZIZA QLOVS •- l'anov Goods...p. Ne.IT Mitrteta.. baJgai tia srasonsweasabro Wes& itaallar • •• arket Street, WOULD live' le ettay invite the Attrition t 1 wawa, meet of ..so.KWAI_ Ali rs Orscsabilk Mow is /al b a Wag Id me Man, nt.o.D., Goods. SS Ma URPHY BUROBEFIXIA Wholesale sea istat MICK.* limassill. wow toartima OTTEDISIES, MITTS, ickr2durp p Bothe•141 ben mil to , Tzar woo. QSAtI-4.. A. sew & Vaimutim 11 I =l:r r ,verkdigt•PM) . ' tis• 6. • Nis :YrTI)NrcirMI,ZNOItiffORVID,G silo st r llosiss.nitutrist. BANKS' AND BROKERS C. C. waati5..—....—..........—............. —JOSCeIt =Ma W IAN g .& C 0 .. - . ......• =a MORELS & EXUHANG BROKERS , - NO. n youarir mix= PM281172611. INthe numetens' saspetusione of Bankers awl Brokers Intros _bout ifs e eenntry, dosing it. last months ) we ars saUsUs4 thathe almoat eviaLlsgirlee their trash es have grown oat of a bats Isaitliasto haehae.e. sedan tbarotosod.="ossoslou to as. eon, tIo public, la Memo; that Isoapoculatloos In ^•11nu• er etoote,^es Oble • aaraide operatios" sball tampt us frossattzsr := . = th to ll i r °four atarmr t : t ' st . to bettor able tows. ooze USLIMMITS sad soma lbair party:but Marla adOPting each • wane we sball mot* ous two ultimata tousilt. I L O Wlt. WILMS • CO. wAsoulax ivaoa fi — e .rosaua liuseu----..wa. K. to ELMER, NA. & Co., Snocessors to ttuarrobioui •00., nantoro, bunions Drokersand In Nosolgn and Donuntio Bzehanga WU dogma of fz l od 13=A Nona., and Spode—N. W tone of Wool and Currant Mono' . no:4nd on Denadt. Mahn Owen Wr .o.na and oallootlononnado au nearir al Mind ,* points of the Vatted Stem, , The blood proud= laid fir rorfdifn and dinainkn Gold. • &tumor made on conaisrmings of ?roam.. aninod out. on literal tat= r=AN CO, Banksand Exchange I BrAsrigio. 98 Woodatreet, augural Noma /Ma. t WancktrAll Bankliotaz awl 0 1:tunt. non th• guinetocithoslll:7l3l2ono Deposits qs2l votes Int ne. smi pin Mac promptattoraloo oth• mattas appertaining to Brokfter buldiseu. 113.1tutent Irsetuago onatantly for =WS-1y awarlialfEn—~“laniann IWill--AIaBINCI WEIL K RAIIIKR & BARS. B.ankera and E =in o k u I say ow :ta =v i a 0»r wd titlao,purthasiVromissory Hots, and Tinto Bilis on East and Watt. Bay ai and dl .Btoska on Oommission. .Collast lions ma& on all pointa In toe Union. Macs corner of Thit".2Wood street/. nt s. oppostfa Ms et. mato wad. H. WILISAMS 1 - 6;.:ll4nkare and aubaar. Woken, North Cut roma of Wood owl I=l:riroZtt .- Ithorof tooaL and rat:idiom nootortli ottototo4 to. Joins 110LMESA SON, Dealers in Foreign lki t,4 end Donnatio BTUs of ischant i g i rtilhogra of Tit prod Haut Now rod Bard*. No. hh string, Int* bomb. BirCrilintiono nude on eh the rortnetarl *Ms throughout the Urged gig.. • i.7twnrw UNION FOUNDRY, Mitchell, Herron in Co. oontinue the business of the Union • w Youndfn at tin old stand of VKNNOOK, M ;TOM. ELL a OD, N0.1.D4 Liberty et. • Slary tel l manufactura lineal. • lam dad assueral anantmant of OASTINDS, eampridnn Cookingtocamniamoattid Side Ovens; MANTLE INITOILEN Hollow Ware, Warm Bozei, Dog Irene, Sad frees, Tea istUts, Plows and Plow Macry gs gPeonints, Miln OAS B h dWATE C s le dsoial al um lly, ly, IRON & NAILLOF InE BEST BRANDS, Shovels Spades, Picks, &c., All of MM e gin bald ateasantaetannV prima. m 7147 BOOTS AND SHOES, WILOLEEALE AND RETAIL. 1 - ems ROBB, 89 Idatket end 6 Union it, suNtaard o.rirna. U. Itsrlst Hogue, Pittsburgh, would rospecthalls halm= his timorous trim& sod os. =ar t kg= tirt.....rif ta z 4irrard. blurts to tha swans slaw The gortigoibr Wootton of th• 1•41•11shalitol to s' ambled Soda of Oats.. sod Pogo boots wad MOP.. Of •114mstottour also • saw soma of Claildsme Chasm .6 Fuser gloms blaish Ir. conduit; seested for O•otlaug.. b• has guar sattsr• of rsuor .6 Wearing . .rtielsga Por ch.. ibr oiggla bo Wow gustaltis• enable Wm to ••U at. ea low rico is our grtstash.sot goell in the city. U. KU. contituams to mosolgartirs as lago•tolhrs, flay Mad of Ladle.' sag ibgatigisourae Tog.. to the ...Nit otyl. Wad of ths hest materials. 14041 W. W. WALLACE, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, smut sea sass zee/ strut. scseoes /9913 1 1 9 dd 1091 1 . 11)1011. MONIMENTrTioutb9, Grace Stones, Toronow Tom 11.tatolA Immdtut Stowe, 4 , J' haat, ma mass to orpor. byr awbitotri. at the f ps prima Thy". Moat.. ...Salmi sod otlotwa 4. tig tor IklotrAmeout Att.ro band. Mock sad Blab 3lor We forablhod to tits *do at the 1 . 3 t oWnt. All ado* 1111.9 will dootAm st 319 Medi tuft W. W. WALLOW. __- _ Penn Cotton tills, Pittsburgh. ArENNEDY, - CHILDS & CO, Manta°. jx. tams of , new L No. 1 beim 4.4 ISteed"lX =rPbeedh MatoT urredw edam mot ambit IVO Lime sad Bosh " hero Drell Wm end des i e r ttUoss . I •4 l4 d t e t ariatt. at the Herdwero Stan of Lagoa, WSW= Oe.. 181 Wood dealt. will have ottantke. Waldo -mam in ar • s. u. WICORD & CO. NENFIANALD AND itiTAIL YASHIONAILLI RAT AND OAP MANUFACTURERS, AND DIA1•11131 3 ALL KINDS OF TOM CORNER Or wObD AND IiPTATATNAXVA PittstaTA . PlL alknelri===eyarlis=t7 *MAN AL I.L. LOOLLIA3 itoggen & Co. NOVELTY WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA. TuRAOK and Depot Raihroad Scales, Hay, Cattle sad Oren do.; Plalibrm and Crater do DI of all due, searea.„ tu.„.4 Mlle of Tarlac. 67 a pa Bolt. and InetanWlor. OteUsili - orori t r rate B 1 fort aOd A. BROWN would moatrespeetthlly in , tram tb. pap aaroremaot of Vat =. lll.l6 wi t. tho tO ut tho e UOttd ald of arm the Ilarbit=.ll:3 Wen 10:01", and oftel of the estdoet Gamer liellolland. am emend to [umiak their old tentwaws so well an the nubile 01 tar" nlth ofrls thdr Una 6.6660 y, No. 6 Weal stmt. Plttabo J WN • WILLIAM tARNiuu. & co., • 61 Penn et.. below Harbury, Pittebnegb, Ps. GITBAIK. BOILER MAKERS and SHEET IRON WORBIR.B. Planafeetarere of Barnhill'. Pm. ant Boller. Inc:moll.. Bleed wed Cylinder Boners. Clam - Illgt P fd/ 00013,, Blacksolwe Work. Brides and Modem*. Ilona, done /1 the shorfart notion orders Bun a algtalan waiajyy aturndal to. o !=1 WILSON & SON keep eonetantly on mould 41 1 • =1=lesea t tonos sot flats gild P=l. o g• or Oa% g ogri n aa cheap, ot= t Solre n tl gin us • 4211 bolt. ponittutng nollkt WETHERELL, lianufactu - rer of JOHN PATENT BOX VICXB, soured ro artlolo, dOLID BOX sad BLOM) BOX VICIS, corm, of Andlonam and ~.m Aroma one kw. from Ma Band Afoot= . iogbany Olty. W. WOODWEIA., Wholesale and Boinil Many t i . lnetwar and Nal.. In Cabbut Wars. No. fla SMITH.. NAM & INTER. WIIOLESALE GAOCERS, 122 Second end 01 FronVetreet. rirrsancir. :P.A. Wallace & Gattlueir, 11.110LY6ALE DitALll.BB 111 Floor, Provisions and ProdubeG .11 , 3 0-1 eners ll 7 , NO•t B6 Ln BT. 7 COSORAVE kCO., Wbole: B mu Groans. 111 and 90 Wood stmt. Pittsburgh. 111i047 4x(CkwUaaLnanßLciEtku.RN Tdlf SON, W D 1oha9k(orI? nt& w oa o a o n e d r f a l n u d . Aa,Me * orest,, rata FLOYD &CO., Wholesale Grocers MOM, Wbolecalo Orooar, Ear m n bs im d%su yule In Prodttylnangd W U e tnt:a W NkAn Atinrerim MUD 1rC1N5UML........ WILVAIIIMILIII4.. own* mIaiDLZ EIS 'MEAN (mew. soy+ to Witte hinawo,l VrbAreas• Is bele= Cotton Tart^ mkt oossaos Wcext add VEI m ag,...r.. • oss . • -46 s'ani.---tucs a. stous..—..—waras a so'. 1 MOMS k 11010, Wholesale atoms and ozauatades IdeTetuata,Zio. tot warty oirse.Plttj• WILLUE WOLURG Grocer and 1 1 Too ll#or arnor of Wood &Ai I . Loth Amts. has 4 0=1- 4' DMA agrAton Trdie, es tb. 6ioirsit "OH= 00.;_Wholesali Deem la Prototo Marti sure!. muslin* ma _ _ num 18ASAII DICINZY & CO. Wholesale GiO- Rot.stslishriattulsussalV=.4". WO/LOY, WOODWARD & SID. t WAol* P wat/I'*".4frores lAA mole BOOKSEULERS I -AC; L. READ, Bookseller antketioner, NO. 717"ititrra4 pus isesess d.. _ VEIN - E od teeller'had Std "Ed tb•D'AVVO4Plmxix e mow Wt. UMW MOW, kilßoo eller and R iff EL s 3° dad mut/tone,. mar stgdon Tr Ay, & -004 Bo° 4mr u• p_kn_m: erg, = t .irot,Vjew book. Charibtte Mau , • _I MANIMOTURIIIan4.DesIer in Zane • ,*- 1 1-Plarpree t t a llir 4 sad vith ovi mama Attaabsoant. ovel et. HLXBEaDisslet w_ 6 l=T4 s rowir , ' = aU m.••• A!ilwama. nritufg.Deaeriur."° 7 °Tta ""'" euira« FEW YORK ADVERRIMIEW*, Prom ElEltllN PIEgintER,OPTP:44 RL rsat. Nrese•ria AprzErrinv liaels. Pis BrIOIDAP• Nay York. - , BOHIMPELIN, BB,Gti & CO" '-,.7 DIPORTAKB AND DBALEitS IN ' i Drugi, Paint4:olll, Dles, PeitomerT, 440 t 170 WILLIAXST., New York, ' t 4 INTra - the attention of the' trade to Wilt. luso and meld etoc liwols of Drop. Planta r nta. 01 4. Pula*. nr , '471-ftq!.... At't in ow.locktotiwirrezlnioactetlow of States lIV em , also e,....isimr„ mews from the poems oi I/ ticro and oissullwesmoup i rl= 10 3 oth. Meisel a c f, kru '. . 1 ',"""1 3 !. 'ile ° Estrists. P , , ,:r.„,mv.. . tides assails etotwai In lwaweista stunk", 'Twist. r ate LW, erstkel, In offer Cat the matt silAtacceout i. Orden, either a 4 1101 tir pan, WM mile* ill attention. .. ,-. . .... i • min e d NEW YORK • COall riLOHAI BAG -31ANUFAGTOBY; .4 •' t , Noe. 125 and 127 Broad et up ets'itiZ.b Corn Plohi*Cituilduip,_Beir Yak. , NI G ILLERS, FLOM U DEARS, tictli'lluji . 06,1 on, si.o. Bag. erao NV." '1" . . • 8 for Ploni., !richest, Sal. Sett. 14. Fires! to The subeniter would cell the lineation of Cwitetrt Merebents to his saccetment of • Yartnenr liege" Nick of Miners and Salt hatostic o hle Tarim .041.1 Ot ri*Wit tot 11, ICI. 2.5, and SO Ih. . .. . _.. Provision Dealers soloo sd with Hasa BAWL liAmell.ce ell elms Ise onelltlee famished hi quentities twain. ea ths allaterb a n .11118.8eKr"It. ii, OULKK. Italirkt.r. FIVE PLR WINT. ON AUCTION AND IMPORTATION GEO. M. TRW/ 44 C 0..: No. 84 ITORala kt. Warrior of klollon Lam) NOT York. INP.OLTEILI OP Gentlemen's Eurnbbizig Goodg,' l , , IICIATINO determined to adopt tau onsh xlngt2m, vinild lerlb bums to on Insprokorkor Oak I this entabilseikeet =ay to Ibiza a lute , 1414 eell esleete4 itoel li c• .:Nrsi g In Oat Pdard4 Sad Cele LVIMICTorma .ISee, MARV ' 4 t— i BIM= tem ee-aite4 bk Ws bestows teethe LE teenti pers. coakairot is losememeer, sil_ther lam - muid.... 11 ansagements In Cu,!. tet eber ere x .: l4 h alsnoec I,7=lesc,thr gooes_lbe ensebet and aes4 only so Wier tb eref7 snide la 11, rumbaing Una IM7 be Mad '— ! aeti. ;A.NIKING HOUSES IGHN-T. HOGG: BIDIIOAD BEDVILDR: to ' • • If OMBRA= • aiOUNT PusazOlNT. WEATMOR OONNELLBVILLII, FAYETTE •• ".• Hans UNIONTOWN • BROWNIITTELS. •• NEW BRUOITOE. BELTEE6ta Uspoina etted, litemMul ma% EDIVEht. led and 41,114044 d, IM Natal sod epode ght MO. !old Stocks. Notes all lather &omit* %ought. WIC 1014 01 useouladon. Onmorono4nter awl 70301:8 TICAIBPORTATIO/PLPIE. Fria subscribers hsve inbretuM4 a. Utak stock of 110ats h kzer. lr _rrtkri:=lo wad Skalsooks, xis Asks. 00kki l :ad Balkosks. Phipmers yrlll end tt ts) ,tbels ad. skatage to gin as 0 akIL. 017 Ms troashilloos: tot oar Ito. or frogs •Ither stsks K ed kola% m. k lIITOU pOskma ' Rua Essku, Plttstsskth• ROMILT H. PAitERSOWS UTERI' BANDL SALE STAC. . 1 1 . b.fter Dicmond area crCh•rry ~ .1147r VrrraDigul H. rA. -- lORN T. Bala - °MK:. Book and lob Prlntor and Publioher. No.ll2llftb, atmet, &bank fkracterd. 41emita Sanding. 1100 R. BINDERS and Box Maker's Stray ti/card, altars on band. Also. Boo*.ktrapias pli.6 fluatrawrr. =33o -4- Ketchum's /lowa with 'teapot! Atttuth . . . T . E most'perfect meet:line in use, irartart led to cut from 10 to 10 atm of gramo , t4lten • pr dos at moil so Innktbo dos. trf etritbo ot a. Pries of blowor.lll,lo. lombbittlll4o. Per We .411 i , .5. N. IMAM: LANDO-WM*4 st, Pekin Tea Store. N. 311 rinl• g... dam fad qt. tts Ractoset Bank REEN &BLACK piAS, comprising all ths dlgnesat aradss ULA.II2Vb ..asd direst, tram ths talportsts. for crott• of solatmaltt a Fts d fresh sad (Investor • raver, irt to told, s and “tall. tbs Weed pries. • sand • IL. irk NM Atheneum Fire insurance Company 1 , of London. finthOrind Capital, 110,000,000. iltrzpzeoritruman at: Am.% Am, Java ltr iut. Ch 4 1 1 .114714 yank A Co. gru, Ca, Poing, ti Osman, . White, 13Nrrns I C. Arent I Oka L'ldwa States— YANNICRICPC ILASCIITORD STAHL Dulled Pinta Branch Men, Rap , Wit Yom 4 1. rtnet. Philadelphia, r. A. BARDS. Agent km Mtsbargh. x7^5171 NA. 1110 At' ator stmt. Earpetnitlh'l oil Elotlut and Linings. ECIBIWN dc CO4; '/UTH sritsir, oosirs nil warms., HAVE now bond„ and to * Lich they are .oA‘odttiner. tdAadtd .woetme.t of sill de mold %toad." anew. d7o—dtate. oe. Shades. Vonttlsa 0n04.1*.t. dhltohlo Ho' e'tireeo. al data. .a 4 all other goods kept la Wawa. N widels th• stioftloa of paroluorre jr. ALTER k. MaittdAzath.litlpOrterntltxed. iii...o. to vP"..,4 tVIII.. t oltbe celebrated brattabeteme. D.U. of l'azist _ cy3..1,14ZAt litYriZaz;,suaocrtre.d.t:.: I,v mwao Puha ttooclo. tint ga r :t4l.l= l = wow M.di mu, Port:nit hg* un saa Imbl.rers sistos Owe 0.1.4 GROCERS, MUSIC. &CI. • . • . i . . , ~ .. , _ . ~ - - ' •:' '• , ----- -.. .- , . ,•• -- • . - ..._ . , • '. vOLUMWIPIT I . 4 ,: ... ~., 1956. . _ MISCELLANEOUS. 'Zs d .. T a l tonCo.. LOOKING ()LASS MASUFACTITILERS. Whilionlo Miami In Variety *Mt lam Gloodo. to, %Maw nom, am. A 100100 vortoty of Willow Wad. oos. CrAdles.tholos..lllaokatti, in. Just red int mimeo of Wood in* Routh do. 077 Of tioliiiers'.Bowity Lands & Claims against the Government. I WILL will procure • Bounty Land War rants Ibo ;foldlors. thadr ioldooroaDd minor s torideu Govo&Ut, u and yidpb p ume s th asi u n rt t of b dium ^ r m cntl otionded s.t "Vo ablih by amw& I fltrtlfbab, do. 140 Third id, daddy", above mo t! tobld tf . . BUS NAYLOR. --- Lake Chametaln Iron • CONSTANTLY ON RAND AND FOR at ^ effaltal.AN a Ifew Intailigence Office. SE Sibscriber has pet opened an lUtel ji bread Otto. at,lta .410 Llbett7 street. t is to. ea Intl lknown demo , Jobe Phiso Agen ; asql be has bora Ittploring meettor be Toner Metes Bible bod. ety of Pittobwrzb 10r yawl two r t kp ,o be bettere blmseli trirg==ilorusekeereis withibelp Ilse to tarter Ph. , Pt We. gists ea 4 Olathe:o welfti geeplo 2.l ytoret. 'rue estrouss. albs yobbo Is T..'uJlll"S werd 4taallinrit VI AND i l ICEDAA W AR& AMCIEL il gtaTur=ririt l eLattrt:ers s.7ll . atg - Burke% oodee bwls. arm. Itemeuree. Zee and Cherry esb Haerdt. See ell other v er y of wire le btslise. ' poets Tube, sad leo assoorsumta r. D, 1 110, seam Aar ILLLIA M TATS , and Gaa ur; No.lo Poona innot., biez r4s .1,:,0,1"."4.app05172..„401:11104°"t0ratt" gY Al lifir int fl 2 11 14 _1'; tr6....tisni lit nit InirfetißLls, ietnris of +Ws eZt ItniAtalintrri Vini, Wet. Salt.'lls Iron, Ae., ba.,Cantalluin, ingaborsk ANIEL BEN NETT Manufacturer of im.Clad= and Taney Oolortd we& , st, Iblissarmtor7; mrn, w.biusiou and Ita Mrindutdion. onuwito rittal,,argb, 4.29.1 ye 1 saTIFICIAL TEETUtt DU. MINOAN & ¢ AO RON, DENTIST 4, No.itte,irese ars emit Convent Rea end She gWele. CtivelllN4tri. 8 °MOB under the inausgomerit oi rEiltleregetat proprtetona hes bwn Inceso.• g Woo . for enVt werotlons taw Artlown bomb went orb= Ibr Wee Lit ten fell^ srel or aortas& denting to ewe - sWtott lo gr aTro ' '''lThif:rheletklZlgUnllPlLMns%tfint tO ifs* Nun. Ar p fallOglng swonthl ts erWln g In to latiel Teettkoto ty and ustorObtopoinw of oppearattna Quality and strength ertbe asterism ortaftn to the desist, and woefulness Is fortotbig thenstural aptosranot of theApoech, and alda It/ to rosstasto,Of which *tog a w varrantAd -"ithqf wig,,1r0f4,14 ems. and Half Ifetom World , of ameba. gll ogwatkos la Elongate's' palbrwed ga nowt Shoe. IftVl—tsguldwlng tbe eggerlor threa ths t's ths Wold Itte&tl6. gusrantee mantas, aro the =Ostrow:o. • ' rtlik IMF Tho !fruit isfwnded I (Um 'fop do not. wors'antlable Sti..t.lnZfoltUrlUlthl Owl thinks& • &WWI ralti% d tts. dont s ge.erie‘ZrviliftgritZsr Sr howsorel,==ts farotegtlon. so th a t modems. Ism he at, Mt flew A PAW, Olt. aMOTHER MO:arguer testifying U:i'. the liogidadar =gine prows o.ll•EhminMaand Ilt. i _ . • , .wesa,,)k,V, Adiei:diralug"Cb.-Osnttivitt-etbroPlararil Pon 1 h eve Wes nth" iti i TI ZV ... 4aX1 h tr . IXhF: . 3 pp =Oa ' * Ifl u racrr. rt ' l lll, l Pii. tor=iValdlere*"t; temente* the 'extreme &nutty oenesiotnel lex trite : We =it 68 _ -_ _ z,..." m i t e l - : triirML.kttlir . Cetnnort-ee Maw. to jai lot en-ee-eel e ll en* Mt. . L. 11.1trurAPS.011 IA T o., :u n t s u hr 4 Ira i l l ~ m tee2l • Lej • eleireiß=Ql, suf 13 4: ter ton 1 ' - I I ke i 1 ,P I 'A - f i i t u M 1 ';', z r . k `,...s t s• i itlaLy, - - 1 6040 I i IMlJ9olllH eati a , , ug ..,' rz -- Itp l PI C ., WIN ARABIC + at 4:37.H.11114 Ll:2lolll4o'AmiSsAwlrevT)szi:47.Dßll.o74 rie.humd. ita p rtr s b r . of Opp ALI t.• Um. = Thi ooo6l-41 ...,., =lira> 11.3•11. 0 . 3 .: 1 .00. modal Lu tt - ...,./.1... and li Th4r 4n.li IStutkni tiVatintorfeltA64llllll....m . .., th CVven*WIZMIC nar,.. 4 •..„ .4. 1 ........r , . SPIN . sad SOO Owl 1:4 ",1 ' ' ainsolikrtlenot, altd . da wltll'a. ...um' ..-,,,,ine. MIZIPMVNG 11110%.„ 1 - " wMl a Wi r etid 10.4.0ia =lt OM ''‘ .e.S., aftICOUNDRI tarn* end Antbr. % SWOP , <l. litixernd&,1 1 ..t .0104 War% 116 3131 %" W Itreet N ...• ,:.. •,..... , ..A;-,? ' !- • •,- - - 1 . '• ' •-,.,. . , .. • , ~ ...-.. . 7 ....„.,..., ~ ;., -? ~,,, .7 - -1-'•'2• l• ' -- , •-Y' -, ..•;• ° *a.-V 1 ',::1.."- - . 5 .%':2• - •L..• --i ~ -5:,.:,7 • :::•:r4 Y • -;' - '?.?• , r,P' 4 1 ,,, •, 4 i .- , -7: • ,,, ,,.:4;).- 0 ,4, , Z,p, 4X, .., ~„.&,. , • „._,,,-ro• '...: ~. „„1,..., , ,,,6,-.,..u....L, * .- w z, . .', 4 , 4 , - , ,,,4^ .1., ' "' '"''''''"A - tx- 1 0 10,- . I P-''''' ''' 4 ."-ir<4itillL'l4 , 4l47i.., :v 4 =i'4o`-D4 4 .3;. , -: , -gz .3 ,41:4.- -, , i - - , tz,f4 4,„ •• . K .,- , Alt m , • I4Y,-'.AV7-",*15,0",,,, I . . • GUST 9,1 PITTSBURGH - GAZETTE. THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9,1856. • Janos Kass AND N5llllOll Wtxxiswisos..— The New York herald says:' Lit ?Jr. 'Pacitnire Williamson be judged by the Constitution, and not by the anti-slavery nullities of Pennsylva nia." Passing over the sneer at the preralling sentiment of our State, indoctrinated by Prank lin, Morris and the fathers of our ConstitutiOn, 'we agree with the Herald that Mr. Williamscn eboidd be judged by tho Coustitution;but be hita been rtiegnetitntionally:" punished' by Judge 'Kaneote we eau ehow ta'svery Unprejudiced UC The CenstltutiOnlays the writ'of Habeas' Coipus shall net be suspended except in cases of rebellion'or invaidon: In the opinion of Judge Lewis, it tan be impended as an sat of courtesy tamiother Judge and Court; and Mr. Williamion `ttisj *of in Moyamensing, without any judicial aid to. extrieste hini, while the Supreme Court •of Penneylvanis and, the District Court of the Gaited States interchange civilities, and "renew Wanmincerof distinguished consideration I" I '• 2d. The *Constitution sari, the trial of. all except in oases of impeachment, shall be by jury. Judge Kane violates • this print:ti lde; for while the act of Congress defines a false return to a writ of-mirdemsoaor, he calla it a I etrittempt. Blackstone says, "crimes and misde meanors are mere spot:tycoons' terms, but in common usage, the word crime is made to denote, offences of a deeper and more atrocious while email faults and' omissions af less coWe quence, are comprised under the gentler name of mtsdepeathars. ' Here we have Judge Kane pentiliins a misdemeanor more rigorously than any law can punish an offence of most 'anxious I dye. Bd. The Constitution vests all legislative poWer solely in Congress. Judge Kane legs. bites new offences and defines - misdemeanors against the spirit of that Constitution and the I letter of existing laws. 4th. The Constitution says, cruel and ilium. al punishments shall not be inflicted. Jiidge Kane has out-ileroded Herod in the cruelty of tin 'course towards Mr. Williamson, and so un usual is the punishment that it has no precedent icy the history of our country, and none in any Christian country since the days of the infamous Jeffries. 'bth. The Constitution guarantees the 'right to a; speedy and public trial. Judge Kane says irr sulatanee we will keep Mr. Williamson tinder arrest, with out . ball or mainprise, as for a-con tempt of Court, and the District Attorney may take his thee to draw an indictment, and, Wil- Benison may he charged if any tone by the Grand Jury foe perjury. We might increase this `list of flagrant viola. tions of the Constitution on the part of Judge Kane, in relation to his infamous decision, taking away the liberty of Mr. Williamson. it cannot be defended. View it in any ligtit-lt It an outrageous usurpation of power. Suffer this to pass over without. censure; let Judge Kane gloat over his barbarity, and the House of Rep resentatives refuse to impeach him, and Die next step of judicial tyranny may be directed towards suppiessing the freedom of speech or 'II - the prelim. How can Mr. Williamson purge himself of the contempt which Judge Kane construes ? lie camiot dolt by the rendition of Mr. Wheeler's liberated slaves, and therefore he may, at the option of the Judge who incarcerated him, re main a prisoner for life. We have published `secontits.of the tyranny of the King of Naples towards Poerio,liettimbritil and their associates, but it does not exceed, in studied barbarity, the conduct of Judge Kane toward, Passmore Wil tiamson.—Paffe. SUN. Gov. Itaxesa's Hintovss..—.Eastas, Pa., Au gust 4.—The intense excitement created in our usually quiettown by the confirmed annouoce ment of Governor Reader's remand, continues unabated, and all parties are impatiently 'await .log the arrival of the 20th of August, when, as for time immemorial, the feiihfnl Dectoctsey of Northampton County hare here assembled to re new their -mutual pledges of unswerving devotion to their.party principles. ' The factious feelings which have hithirte di vided the party, oftentimes to the imminent hat and of the ticket, are now hushed, and ill men I uniting In their hearty approbation of Goveruer P.eeder's course in Eames, indignantly condemn I the President and his Cabinet for removing him. I The miserable pretext set up that Governor I Reeder has taken part in illegal land speents- ROW, is worthy of the imbecile President and I his fanatical advisers, and in this , place, doer net meet with a particle of credit. Governor Reeder is not less characterized by integrity end honesty of character, than for his abilities as a lawyer . and it will require More *ban the fiat of Mr. P ' terce to persuade those who know the man, that he could be eugaged in any trams/nitro not strictly legal sad equitable. But what ia all this affair of the laud specula- S e when reduced to brevity? In his reply to Secretary Morey, Governor Iteedertruly Impe— -1 never bought lands of halq breeds. In com pany with other gentlemen, I did contract to buy if the President should give his approbation to the transaction, and not otherwise. For his own reasons, which I do not hesitate to say I think insufficient, the President has not approved of the contracts, and so the matter Is and ought to be at an end." Does any one doubt that it would have long since been at an mid, did, not Mr. Pierce, or rather Secretary Davis wish this en core-for removing him? The good people of Pennsylvania are not to be so easily gulled, and every attempt of the Ad ministration to palm off upon them any such miserable enbterfuges, only tends to arouse a deeper feeling of disgust and Maignination. You may depend upon it that Miro will be an a:premien of popular sentiment at the Convention, that will be heard at the White House and responded to all over the BM% will, all in ' good time; send their victim into a posi tion from whence he can visit his enemies with a vengeance which shall be as fatal as it is de- 1111111 . 111 , i , There is no division of the popular feeling. A great and good man has been sacrificed to the fanatics of decocting, and it bee proved to be the "teat feather which breaks the careers bact." Long tried, long suffering, faithful rennsylve twin is wantonly outraged, and it now remains for her to chow herself.. strong in. her ven geance ism she bee been potientin her stifferinp-- Nous verross.—N. Y. Courier and Dig. Correenc,erare or nor Now Yorks Won.. dfa BUCIIMIAII'aI PIACI 01,1111 D TO G ov. RAID. IR.— Washisaten, Angnet 5, 1866.--Diani im portant facts have transpired with reference to the dilating% of Gov. Reeder, put there are one or two .mexe of whose authenticity can give you the.moat poeitivo sseuestme which yet require to be brought to the notice of an admi . ring world. No sooner bed the Governor., communicated with Mr. Pierce, after he had arrived in the Eastern States from Kansas, thian the Prd esient besought him to resign, in orier tei relieve the Chief `Magistrate of the Union from the ember. Tenement in which he. found, himself. By way of inducement the President proposed Aci confer on Governor Reeder the appointment of Coombe , stoner to Chins, then vacant by the return of Mr. Malan°. That the Governor promptly de- This proffer having thus proved - insentient. the Peesident made a higher bid. Be now said that on condition of Reeder's nostinF the Goy aroma* in, Kansas, he would 'gime hint thipleee. -of Entbossattor to Sagrand. from which :Mr. Bd. obenan' was soon to return. The splendor of this proposition wee a matter to consider, and ,after two days theGovernorgase his ultimatum. He offered to resign if the President would write bint a letter Milting him to do se, and publish it' in the Unitin togethei - with his reply, it being no. dirstood that his appointment to England should be putted immediately after. , The President retailed to publish such a correspondence, and the Governor'accordingly left hinkunder the nO, malty of inning out a •fferriterial Executive for the sole Isamu that he would isot lend him self to the establishment of Slavery by foreign invasion and conquest, against the will of the vast majority of the people of the Territory. Cizinnua Qinizelt,hairing been invited to be came • candidate for Congress in idissitaippl, 'hes felt . himself 'Oiled upon to publish: • letter, defining his views, from which we learn that he is 'a ; Buite :Bights Democrat at the strieteit school. ".Bis;platform, 'which appears to be also _that - of almost the entire South, lie states thus: "I believe that the initimtion of 'negro slavery is not only right and proper, but the natural and normal.condltion of the superior and inferior neva, when in eontaot. - That is the chief ele ment, of our country's Frost:slily, it constitutes • great er e is is entitled, like other great interests to the fostering ease apd pro tection of the'federal government, within the sphere of its powers. That legislstion Of satioti, drectly or Indirectly hostile to this interest, is at war with 001; compact of Union, and should 1 , be misted by the States and-the people effected app ,1 by it al ell. bawds; That -the:preservation of the institutio' of Slavery in Cuba,. widott may. be effected by her independence and .eepar-, 'Sun from the malign inlinetios of European g „,,,..matiu; is erne/Aiello the safety and pros eryolosi or our own systrx,:" . . Agammittuar-"Who will habits 'lieu the ' r od L so.lwoodr _mys the Westiegton. UMen, in en aPpeml for volunteers to- the Demooratie pep la thewilth Ode fowl ; that keeps so tpwyAl*od lees.lth, of 0 4, Voltlearstio pa They Th remember what a onstato good hook ear sbowtabroad rod.—N.-r.OemeursialAdeertirw, MiLLsios.—Addttional . Pardiulart.,-The editor of ,the Wilmington 'Re pubdeers visited Mr. Gareschei powder colll on - Friday last; atom after the expiation; and' thus desena-e scene : ' The dryth th g and pocking house, in which there had been several tons of powder, fast exploded, I and'were rased to their very foundations, scene. ly one stone hiving been left on another ; some eight or tali willow and apple trees which stood within a circuit of thirty yards; were torn up by the roots, end withered ortd.blecketted pieces of timber scattered in all directions over the field, .and the fruit shiken from many of the trees. The oonotuudat was so great indeed as to dam age every building in the - yard; end to cense the lower mill ' towards; New Castle, some two or three hundred 'az& distant, to explode, and add to the terrible calemity. - ,The windows in the mansion douse were all shattered, and 'every Malang on the promisee sustained more 'or lets injury. Indeed Isis a miracle that the destruc tion was notArreater, as the magastne or: a build ing where powder was stored was partly cm roofed, and the walls and roots of the other mills were shattered; and the liability to expiation must have been moat imminent. Nearly - every thing in the vicinity bore witness to the dreadful catastrophe end presented a forlorn,and desolate appearance. - - 'Speaking of the three Frenchmen wholost their lives In the drying honse. he soya: ; Their bodies .were. so shockingly blackened and mutilated that they could 'not be distinguish ea one from the other---one of them which was driven' several yards and forced Tinder the roots of a tree, presented a most horrid epectsole,. The had was mashed fist, but little of the face mos to be seen, the arms carried away, ,the bowela.totwout, the legs shriveled op, and the mutilation en - great that it could scerce ly be recognised as being a human body or the fragments of one. A bad named John Pngh, son of Alexander Pugh, was also killed. U. had gone into the yard on horsaback.ead bald Peer the mill when the' explosion occurred; received several wounds in the thee, the bone of 'the lower part of one of his arms was completely ta ken out, and other injuries sustained. The horse on which he was riding, and another . near by, were killed. A piece of paper and tinder were picked- up* on Graving Banks, some two miles aietant, and fragments were found scattered around the neighborhood. Mr. John A. daresche had left this mill but a,few minutes before the explosion and consequently had a most narrow BiVIRB 80001:0? AN EAIIIIQII6X7I 11 CALI• roasts.—The mysterious shock of an earth quake in Baltimore, between 12 and 1. o'clock on the morning of the 28th of June last, wee suc ceeded, it appears; about twelve days after, by a more severe one at Los !insoles, California. It occurred there about 7* o'clock, on the evening of the 10th July. The Co/ifornien published in that town, says: Bach wee Its three that large numbers of one • story buildings were crackedfrom top to bottom, ghee and crockery were thrtiwn from the shelves, windows broken, Ste. Nearly every melehant in thls city 'Offered quite . severely ht this min ner. Lamps were upset; families legal at, the tea-table Were dismayed to witness the sudden overturn of tea-tiros and dishes, and fled affright- ed to the open air. Clocks were thrown down. Indeed hardly a building escaped without dam age to its walls or the destruction of some por tion of its clentents. The shook lasted several seconds, and appeared to lift up and twist the •ground about, accompanied by a roaring 130141 p like the approach of a hurricane. The weather dories the day bad been somewhat cloudy, and very enamel for this season. There was a slight fall of rain about 11 A. IS. The movements appeared to dome up from the east, although its suddenness rendered it impos sible to determine with any accuracy of its di • rection. Las Angeles never took as thorough a purge before. every linnet was deserted in a thrice. There can be doubt that, had our city been coroposed of three and four story lmbffoge, it would have been leveled to the ground: Oar buildings are generally but one Story, however, and to this fact are we indebted for our escape from what might have been a fearful catastro phe. As it was, Wahl of two and a half and three feet thickness were rent asunder, and a general ripping and cracking took place that created universal consternation and brought hlll - prophecies vividly to mind. ARRIVAL 71011( THE UPPER Missonst—We .basest length hsd an arrival from the far • Up per Missouri. The Steamer St. Mary arrived from Fort Union, a distance of 2 4 250 miles up the Missouri river, yesterday. afternoon. See oral reports of cannon intiouoged her presence, and she was immediately boarded by- tv large number of persons, same of whom were , as by a great quiftuty of large antlers on the hurricane roof, st u b others to get the latest news of the boats now above Council Bluffs. The Br. Mary was loaded entirele"for P. Chi:n tros, Jr., & Co., with 2,250 packages of robes and peltries. She left Fort Pierre on the 2let ult., and reports the steamer Arabia one hun dred miles above .Fort Pierre, and the steamer fiats Swinney one hundred miles below that Point. All the rest of the mountain steamers (the Win. Baird, Genoa, Clara and Grey Cloud,) were from two hundred to two hundred and fifty miles below Fort Pierre, and all hard aground. The river is repreeented as very low. and falling the Whole distance down * . The officers of the Sc. Mary say they. never Barr the Upper Missouri lower than it is at present, and navigation is ex- tremtly diflicalt.l.sad becoming almcst impoesf- 1 , blo. Alt, the boats are having a very hard time of It, an itis doubtful whether some of there ever get dole. Borne of the government troops have landed at Kerr Pierre. The Italians at many points exhibited signs of hostility, but little inconvenience has as yet been experienced from them. • The St. Mary kept no memoranda of the trip, and the foregoing are such items of interest as Ire were able , to gather from the often.. It will bo sometime - before any of the other moon tain steamers hill reach this port.' Tonalities, it we may cerdit the announce ments of the telegraph, has again elected es her governor, the Hon. Andrew Johnson._ We shall not be surprisad if this prove correct. Mr.' John ion is •a' Democrat of that peculiar clam which. is numerous enough at the North, put only turns , ,op-Occassonally at the South. : .We. mean that he le the choseu champion , of the poorer .whitopor elation: In many Potithein States, slave 'prop erty, is repreiented its the fitateLegisistures, and the . consequence is that those !Oblides which contain the most whites, have not an idariato voice in the legislation. 'From this - origirutnes a question which has embed moth agitation, se 'to whither the basis of representation shall be ,the' white population only, or shall Include slave property. Mr. Johnion espouses the white barb cause, and - goes for eschewing all slave represen lotion in the Legislature. We do not know that the quention is now up, tilt such has been his position; and as' he has seen lit' to array ihe poor whiten against theiich elavehoblers.' the oppealte party resorted to the ixpedieut of en deavoring to make people belloie that be was an abolitionist: The isiutrhse, however, been'occit nlicated ''other;tostters.' Mr. Gentry, the American candidate, had to encounter the oppo eition of Senator Jones and his friend's and is said personally unpopular. . The ,Know Nothing party haAmade out worse in. Tennessee than the Whig party used to, The Inttei carried theZtate for Geneva Scott, but now, nuclei - the 1 "i or.GuotrY. who opposed Scott, the &ate hsa gone for the 1 GiCtocrats.--Jarz N. Anuir. OM. ' Hove TO Dstritets.—To dentists who may be Willa of little into:dice, just "to keep their bands lu;" the following anecdote way afford a tosefol hidt. 14'gocid cat practice mi ght be worth sicking Itp-4t would . certainl q ' . be eradw-eingl "Mr Tiedkmanni the famous Saxon dentist; had a valuable tortoise-shell cat r .that for days did nothing but moan . awning .the - cause, he looked into • its. mouth. fed seeing s .diesycd tooth, soon relieved it' of pain. The follow ing day:theie Were st Joliet ten 'dits hr. "door the day' after, twenty; sad:they've:env on' In creasing at such a rate that . he was oblidged' to keep a butheldg to drive them away. lint noth would help them. ' nu A eat who had niber of miles the to M oth. iota Would come any to it. It would come down the chimney even, and not leave the room till he had taken its tooth- out: it grew; such talmudic at last, that be .vem sever free from tete of these feline less How • ever, being one niortiingve nervous, be 000 i, dently broke the jaw of on old tabby. The news of this - spread like Wildfire. Not. 'a- MeV* eat ever came to him afterwards)? :• • . _ .Tao Baca Cum.—The Georgetown (1 C.) noes of Wednesday urn `it° season bi proidtleoit for the week Mop; end ill We could *Lb. The week has- been leather too dry for the filling of exmo—but the beim dew, has, in a measure made up for the little lack of rain —end again the wares-days and nigkte, and the larby water due:been all Abet oould be desired lo brill to maturity the doe crop Which lover idly Maturing." Ornose.—Daweeni ks the rood celebrated siert ILI _ _ la Itaisechusetts for the 'growth .. of Anjou,. end , AtrK WILIAGGUIRY. tor frasi,agealreret ere learn from the Belem Obsrmmot.that the onion t .,l4lr.4 l Qt." 4 „t io ftr attre. serrat.r 'rim crop there.thie fear premieres to be abundant Jar , , gar ko o ss wwi ii m g„.... % id It il/11) beta estimated that there ere abort 80 0 -I RAPPING .PAPR.R2OO , Idie 'Rai Itertie :devoted' to onion ' culture:d at.u th Gllllll. . ' irnersenFrehate. Inraw Woollier:Wed ell:. 6.. With the best of sate and high muting NO . r. iiiicaiitii,itiiii,6l%.,l:, plral.., trashes per ,er o re o lE t rlQWo. l •lnt r i g ii - end •.m - u. di ' 101trirlIMICAL' u OSOORAP LIT premium' ere .. _ 5,17 11 9t 01) r--,. ei , roma raes;ausvestsesssemeameheraar? l,ol, rate of 800:1 1 X ) eillt lmalmla'grei acre. saw pew meta. a . tabus. 7.401 - st•oisubs . _ , =ill/ cut Re.t lfar titri tirrans esag. lion it i o n t . . i lla hli e c s i res ty.o n f n ti v e. , s y tt 4 — k., shows that the r oriel of postage stomps from letters and then droping-the letters unpaid; iota the office is practised „there 1 top great extent, chiefly by the lads. with ~.sthout they are to t • mailed.. The stamps thee frendubmtly. acquired . are exchanged fee fruits or Other. iefreshmente, .. and then resold below their legal value to such as are willing to buy. One ;individual has thus bought from thb proprietor of a single frtdt stand porno .sixty or seventy of-these ,stamps. letters thus deposited, bearing no evidence-of I pre-payment of engage, are, of course not Mail -1 ed; and the public, as well as those immediately interested, blame the Post-Office Department be ! cause they fail to reach. those to whom they are • addressed. It is not ettpposed that New:Torltis the only place where these petty' but highly . ' in jurious frauds err practised.-- Ifashisigton pii4l- Another letter, rem Romania ,appears In the New York f/rr4 of Saturday . - It treats obletiy:' en t h e And . Csnfereaces and the British Cabinet, aid towards the close has the foltowieg _paragraph in retation to Sltin: .. • - • "This war will he a long one, and peas through phases snoh as tio human intellect could foretell. From Biala, on the other hand, you may sofa bear of o'Dietatorship formally inaugurated." I :don's think Smarter° will be.- the mair:-Micie 1 likely 011ennelll with Nervier looming in'th6 [ future., ~Iloet.:ei Dictatorship may be. made to agree with a Queen ? that is more thou ,I min tell—but I &air. Let the caldron boll; the end is not yet—by lad' by.' A flee - mornin gmay al ' ter the aspect of many a thing. A Lear rot 'a WATIAL-7 The Troy (N. T:). Times states th t upon the trip of the Baptist llibbath Schoolexcurtioniate, from - Troy. , on 'Wedneedity;a4eutlemsn, Standing open on, of the care, accidentally dropped his watch7a_val %table gold.leadr. It fill uia* the 'gmund bb side the trnork. I Without ti moment's besitatiSu he sprang efts' , it.. The alarm was immediately .i that a man I; d fallen from the .ears, and tie train eloped as soot' os . possible, .srhen,the gen tleman returned to his position on the platform, having secured his watch, and suffered no incon venience from his jump, other than the. sollink of his clothing, ,by rolling over once or twice in th Cuirass NAM TININCI.,4I there is any ono thing beside! kitting dried. fish and rice that the 'Chinese thoroughly underitand, it is kite flying. At an eihibitien of the kind on tie streets of Bs •aramebtoi California; the - lothei,day; the . Mon • says they excited great euriosity by the Morel !shapes and he appearances of their high,flyers, "one of which resembled a bird, nnother the rising sun, While the third emitted musical sounds shirtiest to the Wolisn' harp: The Spec tators were not a little surprised to see a toes imager in thel form of a birdancend the string to one of the kites, and return again to terra firma." i, VEItGRtEIST COLONT-;-.A.: Tarp ,demixa -1,Z4.11:,—°1 °,,, 1 1ft &ilk 0414 4 4. .Thw haute le S eoe S oT BS feet. arm: wed with 4 rtwata. la kWh en and large hell on the first Mar. and la providel with a •erat-r eloeoL betlareem. de. ' There are 2 scree Of land et. tteh•d te the halm bekl in few -and an undlei erd -me% elath SJS wens mare. The dwelling . house with .the 2 .tore tot ( , ea whin. Uwe is 100 Unit tre“, of Awl.* Quill ties. neddee ge and asawberry vino. otohle, .emdcon haulm an.) WWI. 1011 . 4t !' ° T 4g -r! t In The arrangements for the edpeat.ke of ehilinstiwtakao this a destrabhd ',repeal far. tssa ^f . • COTIHISit * PAW."' ant I . LS }Whet tin et. wearTlad. Desirable Coal Propert4 for Sale. 'good is' authorised to offer for T'pale a nn y d ri e r "n darabl• tenet orris] neuta located-in lona Bt. Clair. totenebtp;about 7.3 f. . mites south er Yit " " h "aThe'eg..'ptr ih :r iagnfnte 415 In pool teni has call *. orlon bra 4 tatAA : at. IThe tame ' aro du, as to woks It a septa it Invert- ' A Any i n fo mttn is t o to tba yeopeetn eon be obtained be !sy nag it.BL I ZGIM, Attoiney it inc. oa 106 Fifth went. E=l Soatti-Pittiiburgh Property at Pabhd Pale. Toobe eold atTublio Sale, on the pi.embieS, 0n SATUADAY, tbeillth den( Anson nett, at 2 e ek IL, lila of mound treat i ng ketplive . 44 on the Ta mpa. road. and 'attending - t *dead. bundivil Ant, bounded by Lime property en kbtene on 4 4, 1 11 i = otte3.l2=ll= Ju oont, t t n , ;NeWe Ird= - ad wire. by deed, ecconl.l yee. 112- as Ina 1 . 6 tn• • • vnn.ints msuxer. Ana' nab, einwhilf in months:: Title IL -. Jatia , lvt.4B. _ FLICLIANGIE FOP PIriSBUIWkiI MAN EflaCTl/11.10 , -- 3 corona ttsetr of hcod alto). 'ten In lows tonntp. township Na. 1 eon Woo 40 sem. ho , l 80 miry ind. No. h 488 vols. thew) tondo ore loontad swot to Lipner Cos& and In nowt att., township which taut Will srectothiso Ra in gum Powilhss 1.0 0 : wlnd a ow B ea.*. Apply soon to nit O.`BIeIAIN t'BON. 21 Fifth Otroit: V ir o EXVIIANGE IN - PART .701 t: Clll PICOPKItTY-320 area of Stifle 'WM In tionte I ..0 calm tem Nentan. the Wonty sestotJeeneteenhttTe Itms, 4 mild lanntebe railroad.. The tandlexolltax,_ -• ..11h0-110 sem tn tvenehttittt In wane minty. lite mid Le num se shove. City :Peewit 01111ettaltsak In ' pun papeent. On offerekannee4lneLT low. AU *0 1 tat • 1 _ts..MeL AIN. No. 21. Oth east. EWan THOUSAND DO.f.l.AltSr .TO 'LOS ter • t«ta of T or 4 yearßott Itandnid !fort (eta on Im ed (t 1 nropertr et • 6 Oct ant In Moll rt. tion with the nale of as aeloritht teorof relnoWe bonnoir lota Ineated*Zieth Ward, flouring on @tee as that are B ha . *Marto 11. aleadift k "IN, in .73 - : : N 0.2113411 etreet.: V ALUtBLE BUILDING -,-LOTS FOIL SALK Nina Lots No.. 42 antl44ln DIM. <Vat. lola rnt by W. Leolfik. In Out TWO.. or East I.llatt7. boolog woh a. twat otk al.auo Low of foot: sad mooing - trot 185 foot to 1 Ls. 30, feet wide , . rri. , MO swat., • ADM' to 5 1 .1411‘ a SON:. Oro. !ZI. Etta: _ noilsE 6c LOT FOR 6 --- 6 o.For, sale, a Atitet7 traits ',kali: of ten) rOoino.'ioadF&Dor. oat oven. he. 4 IL n • lotof 54 het er nt on )Ithinl• .fast, ML Wasblngtote, by 165 deep. ohm otoporty Le IA rood od =dee...tall oold on tbo following easy tattnAW4 o I"%th" 6 1WITTIVIt11 7 M1 1 0ir. till 'et: VALUABLE_PROPERTY FOR SALE, vuisiopon va-44J0 9 ll' brick &ant.' !gateau, ;ran I "l l7t a s t:at it Mdastaannt k Ze i gial = taaa.% &a shads &N to float. and tvaittaill at %to Baal Mast. aka ta. C9II , IIIDIS & - E. 01M.A.ORES ofi'Land for sida'situste in WlLeinaburittr. a rorydroiltbt sad "bosses lota. ' .tr i rat% &lon a TCII,4I4iP 9d eanet.' kilar,' . 0 N ia i 6 5 0 for ti. 2 story brick house 'ef 4 with 7..1 Willitt. Got imni. fr uit .troct..h dtsnt, aO. The Int m -18 Amt. font , or AO flowip, Aust. max alilthwitm,hth rintw , 42.s, 0 In head. Wanes In arm.ll _paamte ju2o I B. OITTLIBF.RT _COMFORTABLE DWELLINaBOUSE Aln tiwcwrili...ttb. lota of &round, fruit tree, j r 4 pair " ' -7.lo.lll7USWButat Win QMAIL FARS'S IN VIRGINIAIoi . sale 1.7 on - .lasy Weal. AIM: Mot , WoUnlThr, OhIM a01ft.,... CUTHBERT A MM. 40 Edo& ITIBOINIA -LANDS •in.lati-,01 , 0 0 , 100 4Moo sad Motards: to mittramboretre.., Prim -from ZOO tos2o por acre, orontilloo, to the Itoproveromta. .310.6 { • • B. CU f LIBEHT RON: 1"40 101 c/ tt. SMALL PAP! tiear'Nelliyille,....o l o§. *Odae at law sea; bsi ftivesumpte.. ON Ulii CUMMINO'S WOR&S—A fultaluip- Dillizat rea'diat DAYLSOWS Mot Stare. ISS 411iiizot ' 111 r Ilarta.3 walaa T i 6 at*, aselau I ri - : • . -, ....., , /.1 % . ': °n l 'r l44 l l T l " Bar . n U!':.F.T4 ...4- =re Raaillauasca aLstthor, talk, Talks, Goma+. Ex TbaCh t4 b bakaWV;rasa,,.' " _ , . ; . , ' Benialtatam , or th e Mama Laar. W.Va. it". Iler' ..4 iiiin4 '' .. , tafts or Um Timor. Derr lab; la eta. asallt ,•-..._„,.:- ' ' , '., o _ , Leann. on Itoomol.m. 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