TAE MILO 3-; i F.i AiILISEIED;IN 174; cc , l if • Aiat.,s - r121111:1 al(Miur • , 1 '4 22 a" , 1 7 33 - . — 4 . • Adz% anialnuenttiNvairgelt. 4 Pthin'tbf Nrated. gtate• ir... 80 ens 111: - BRUNDIGE red, NE.W FOSS, :ffitoi: I, , it AD CAMPHENE; .4101101 r N4E. RUM, 'turn D111.14:11.3 v• Tea lb/ • Imetim, eyeT7 dee" . M 'Mag. tiliTTI•6. Distiller, istelsileow I opt ‘st;:l oesfid - at 4 liadzi, &ft and, EiascOP.rr• tar, awl ertOiraci, AND.REVit amp, o c i ldniX B B/QN-31ErieltAivr t s, Cotthn and Wo.oltu4 rdschinexy. RerturEvincialld Wadi,ii - I . ifatte Tugs, , / 13 iTut , 711411Dellen In genufraoreze No: fill . Pule BG. row York. ''SV D/LUIT 113Edall IRAN WORKS." BkanvEnonea. and Bader', Ainaatln Now York Sr LOU? . clurze.suotlacicblatavo Tool. , ..,D.,1 T.LIEMANN & CO., LS - Fut on - stteet, 'New York. , DMANGFAcathwls ov OIL; .. 1 k WATER: COLORS, t - . ...7.. ' And Impor nof Pronol, hilt 'White,' &e. , 1 31:&Azigirtii.tw. 5,f1i5,,..1 us. t a r ittivo "` `Odiu'oeFaboo --- tuid - leanoy Goods. William Tasker, • l i p PARK PLACE NEW YORK Invites the. tudm isot Apithern 2 . 4. a %sate:a qtr.:b.:4a, , I. as. scoal,,,r r.m., Lomb., ucr, Tooth , awl Na l l Brushee; Ladleue,Ratloales, Parini:my. eeN.Paeamb MO' Wes, Jet awl ad ItrauWets, Packet Balta ,, Drew I. N•Nr. Pine and b. eellm, Haute aril• Elea. Ytt,b cluarde, Wazialoteileurd films .grad.e. N•e We., ar-; Utah. Rubber tlytuUN C.**. at. and Toys et ee.cy jleecriptios Saltiore. . -1-zl: ls 'lWl.P2t ri g °l' 'ValiVulr"Zril==',r e..C% Iblklue X.134.4,,Zr ~..7.,G0.4„... wlllba 4. :=l th i=iasnuet. prima Cu Claah au Ankrared.Parm Itie4rdens SB tether e , eb . ,,,,, , ,1_ . pt_ .0,,, , ,T 4.. ''- " Mi'tr. - 1 I : • alAZT.r.rim.,, . 4 , ,a,_piiii.„ cat this out, Ura3-/Tr- , m , Alougrea - Patemt•Elattioi Eatirtii • OATES*I . II.I.II9A art,- .fr.311.17121...5tr0t, reo re r r api aecordlat 26 2212. zutt2:K. "•-• :ON; ..t.t i . u. LAZID FENDER MAXIM • 24t1 D N 8 4 , 149 , .pROADWA iYEit 744' FAIREAErf'S'PLATX SCALES. 11 1 .43 ar14,1 tr ba . ; b een . appointed - - aratakin.A.nrou for Vol s ' . ef than relateutad LlLEL,_nramshararatbiLtLra_ =Waal tare:nom • , ~.'„, ,i' E. ' it ., T,;FAIKBANIES .t CO., 1 rilliftartotiottof tbrirariaerk.coraracinice Oa o f Eakftlavort all ottior&l - .. onlOactod to th• I" Ira • ws. RottiOl4l hi th . 0 cod . Li t t Mai % ma . , ~4•mdl ti,nr i tow& of bustneaa Ltrra aacariar sag L . atom- chase ratatton cr= r, THir .454 irg/ay WTI44 Cat ~zat NO I e are ii. i i• 4fa cgr orders far COMltlatieLlitt i Mat t • . Kir, Cad_ „ _ttoltroad old vllll - slum J.UII3.IIMt WILZFC, ant-lid N °. ' 14?-1 • 'Irs " t ' Clezzarnittri COR ~ ~, . , '.:,:riTTSBILI GILIOACIC PACTORL ...p.......,...,...... c.,:f.mati........,...4. - rn ! • ~,::::- . ' 'BIGELOW - it .Cf) ~__,, ~ 411j 2f71 ° r 11,4 44;1rn, , .. t0 a t i t , - ....... -kw.,.....r.,,,,„., .. . ---- , 7'..- , v - I -r.v_ , .."7,- , -. .' -.,--"".-, „PI fs Urguf geol'ouEl3:f CA.II4I.I4SIES, P.I4MNO, Bag g• e liatt eierr amiwption. or r•Csiar y.hku• mmt lr oa. ZrY4"agsuep pt and trOtanatartata.' o.T filite - ‘olLititiliLeither :Store. • ;D . - No "Borth h - Third Strset, Betweiter Obibblunt Va. - num./a* AILFOROAL.N SPANISH lIIDErS, au artAti:Eithi Tatteisre , alaaasiii st. towesticiam d the bast tarn* Ibae 1" ! If Flt i at a giTier ". ?"" d f n ...... • • wrionms e Mno - o,Aitk S notooduunnaiikaritticttilts, , • AND: Dioltatitalar‘ I nlOiAglic ty hisnufactured Arcions i - - ik”.119 efrat,:.onnero1 Dohs ,Inaii;',.. 7_kis , P.trrautuntatAka r Mgir JOBB A` W_ rub kr4sE k .E. r a atk 44, - 'lctittswr.rau2s ; iiadire and Pittsburgh IhrUnfartaresi -141. Water Street, ,1 AUD 8t:"L A N E gqiiEfg" . 'MGR' 'PANTEis r.tro c fe raw swourn- •—• ii l=29lXdszal t rizkat Streets.) szecuteirs i gertert2. 9d , el . t:°.'9l4] ROBINSON,-"KilifB lIILLEIts IWOUNDEREVAND ENELM BUILDERS , g2tlldldahlactßingginiiiicaDUCOA CUCIIII4, Ifiagitbillelt WHITE'S ,amik, giC,7, BEP OSITOSr °SEM WAIN iiii* - Othiying on bath 'msoi intiSsitedbusririeschom h'. lair, ~..t.. the W.... ) me ~lessesaillo, to ro KW PF , tuntergthotpuntie. to Imam ! .t q a of HMI ep.; -/Lntt.ho Distinum trtedoratom prtgoseni terveng. pram my, a . Imie. % An azprimel tafbibarnies. ruble his to Ms pats= tho ourrotsthe oolicetio • '°' osasseamtv-yeen mat It ksolem ha . to nelei fame Us %rots se my ' - bliaufacturem - The stems Matt rio Wasos ima rga ai m g ,• ..I.,if = 7 ..iieSi•ravaamir in moods freaSerosee of barnersoluseed_epoo ‘f.lroo ofSooda, form to WM MM.) Jana whits 1 1" g ir Vsir...4s%ottke ;4A the wra -41. spOift, Jr. IiMIRADIr i _/. ; ; i: °LEI:LS.I4X -A A 4LETAIL t i Datiaare b rgts i t k. tinfi , t. 1..1 of • fee..=Z:a WWI OCREletang= a , = .. - OM SSTs, MSS." -(Huestall ema and . l. ..h.r. t'lluSi Yeartehlt? ,hll.O-, =1 Ltelsoli SMlStotarsiaohoo• Marti sr ... . , .....tuanan ksest mamma to this , tll,g,..iar, =.l. 7 airrii winet.l. - Voargfa l ; f , it ' o .anisV.-W flo, the atatemareor Mr. Mohler" • estlihrl' sae; tit a IS otf=r"—Vr.4lolMll.l%,"n - .atarlT ' '4,, a , ~7 ~,-, "A . ' No. 241.1.1tanym..- WESTEILTEA-1311 1 0RE. E:ppluEr.-prz my Aud - Sitttrotre,', , m - strigtaVilteirtrtitlaa Timbres: ars Zs , etchip Efenthw • • • a•loop, In • . —zuswgy..4"HUßOAriktrA - 1 gjordistieglie: Dress Goods ... „mutrally, , OLOVatitla k,SuAwbs,i leimi 4WD 11.21dPZE G 00.03 ,1 -;,1" F3o4l,.."6%adoiliesig;nl sic' And eslasi " Vartwa 4 -I " abaml.yamtata.Eir. Itaveir,Situttirtial'ire Irons. 41:101TY 8L... WARMOITS.F.4•'VO. In Woad stmt. all Mae ham arrived which Lab am Ms =tor te* , wa meld la .r afghan amedtager a • attar Hat. taut _agaves ital. vadat acar4all auto:a:a .rtrf am. ; la eav awe. am w Orme. Eilamaar to .Isanedellar. • Wng-6 , 3 gTOKELTM , Recturpki)Dit liii or, tuid;Wido—Ahrtiquor crara i „, 9.a acasoili...iwb, ..-ti ts c f e c a n b,a lmtu ri tra ..r,,,,„,,,, liduntreasor. , •.siolatiesd• • .g;-- roluar 110110A-Inmer of mkt and - St OW its., Agnuai rftw atigAV a iatate!f-4°24.7,1"1T! - J` kut BCl2lTr.Pcialist; Yqo'stred, ` 2tA .'erie doors wee of tot Moo botalui,,,,:;; rolFto 6 r. 1 7 =l4mA,Co.otkolaiiklo.prug roxrnatoth a. . kr ma d t iatzWarZi n ff WirViantosear 4*Xeiriffilas P.L.4;* Y 47 ' .IV r W Anil . itm=por t r . wen wheal amt. , ael - Ilop , §l,..liwt•pqgt • .24, , t4A i wi t eg. ~ large, nnr note_ t 4=4; 3. alikltroas s bwoUlliF Market ES: ./tantil -Ramo &mull saaremotp•-d-co.—ivo. - / MTH 611.8114 M, H AVINWHemoved our Store t)-.119., to, A. .11.111kti Co.) yrs nre now yandred d kU n flftr on• of Ittr ilw esoaa or . tr. ported and Ulu In Ma, =ant. Mind. Revielvet. WlltOntlC n n vV,7`, ••• 6 :4:441144 Ittr=r,n . •- act.4.s atrket:ikeiv , ipaurh • dad m_ Ejturic.4 7 .4 14 1 , _Yeti Ina s iide aria Prilik_ • gma in: a. an • .caiOnatowailier - a. • ftrANEr-- aft Alb 59R4..52161114.-"Mi • frositiatoWDolkeditratisoittt •96rdair•g o bacrt 2u z= tors Buss to bmayor Watt. 7.. a• ,!1%: Aitxr=fcc6 tacts, , ,Cove 'orgeLgu Alalaita. i ~ .~ I'2 1 74' • tx.: CARDS_ ATTORNEYS. . LOUIS SMARM% Attartity Law, - and Eastern Collector • 016 ! * .LND ZI PPASYLVANZA. ~C ROAD O tark,WWllseaftes, • ftspanon.ll,Oolumbiaas,Elehland, Catrou,il!aximit. POttige.'lMangl. hishoningand others. riTO.5l, Obk, ' • 1111/111122/01: 16 6 1 * Ctotas. O. Moms& it. W. St. hDer. iniestranh. TtLeotters Urnstaqt.yr. Sea. YA.aeller Attorney at ., Law".Bake• . .ewiaritl3oll.dhim.Cfruit. suet . Lotman' fourth sul C ddiSOmdlT 41) OPNPII 13:4: A. P. MORRIPON, Attor neys et'Llor, rerw . db. 14.11 - Fourth street, between Jr*al una, Pittebnie4 'arra OBERT E..PLIILLIPS, Attorney atLaw, „stao - 4404.., . .? f e y --- B.J.IINN EY, D OBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law—. • of Siltlsand Gnat etrsotsorgiadts tbeCloluli caest.N. Pittsburgh. 10Y140e,f4 MBA Attorney arlawi•ofEice 4 11 .Tharth - itraqt. near Grant. Pittabuzgh. jals-Ll7 AGENCIES. • allohigaralinunal Commission and Celiac tionAgenorthhe, FOR th .00llootion of Hole and Foreign ./lercsatilesaiellotheratoti er claim., in Michigan .im luStAktelign.mt.:m. t,tdarig.P.miticgtigotrin W.k Sri Deteolt, Miihirran triltinknail—Meares. rummer g ..triMitn Po., to Mc Loren. Stewart Co. Merchant. ligagrzo—rWO Armoire or litorngnro f rom innlientithin Isurogsnre A.. EftW/351114 iItEAL ESTATE OFFICE, No. 87 Front Amt. 734 door from Market beak- In Lake Chain Wale Plu4bb. 4 b 3 . Inv1.11" bought end sow. aca--tf USTIN LOOMIS, Rent Eeate Agent, - Stock. MerasadLse sad MR Broker. °the. Ro. 99 girth shoot, Wool pu,kon ploloDUTottmded ' /79: ‘ I itISUEL MARSIEFIL, Secretary Oiti to wee teget l eee company. 9414W drat. hL 0011 DON, Secretary Western Inn mums op; n snue Anset. ' TGAIMINER COFTEN, Agettfor Franklin LI A M , nsuilmoildatraul. nortkroot coma of Wood moot& P. A. MADEIRA. Ageat for Delaware Mo .& tieriortirimmr.mti m el Water street. DRITVGISTS CtHM litin Jr.; (suroaraor to J as. M'Ouf - &To...violator sat x.un DrusuPt ..01 Dakiwiz a wialamth. ta. 141. Woad stmt. 3 dog !Was . - .T.'• . - nijpi i .mirpoi,ttmgh..rqrrimrcibr • Airmt I*. =Bo :SCOTT, Whol.eeala Dealer in Painii, Varniabis &ad Dye iltaik, 2f. tie lETrlces_ pt attaselcce. iirteenift inonmende —•_ - _ AA. FONESTOCK a .00., Wholesale ind i l v egri l e, "4" Wool 1114 gat s ti meats, mrh7 -_ - - &p. BELLEES, Wholesale -Dealt; in arAus,24:ll=e6Gocelvarloser4seit.... riumctr.zurrs.:.—. —mws LEM RUN & fißitßg — Wholi - eale k Retail oamet--.pr mem ) . sad ee. cn. .tratt. SCHOONNAKCII - d CO., Wholesale It/ • Draws* welt, weal stews. Pittsburgh. J . OSEPHIMaNG,tneOt3BBO! tO L.Wilzol a IX, comer Market street and biamad—liolas. i t , I mettlifiltlllue - ctazgArtilmartount. at tiliklkin• 4;lbeel, ,l'atimerr. and all to rx= ". Fa . 1111 arituar ocautaandad at al j•ild7 Itqw so izi:3 tumuli!! a 111111417412 ' %MOT ; • = roof iletibsorsgs 7514, M l i k 't EIMMISK • 4 .1. • O : I 7IC — PA.O S gekiltri Piiiiiate , Cooll/03Skin' lierihants, No 47 Nor s, FhaZ t and 45 . Wow /244:4, Emma?. woo.Drore Comp. ..t D latoaar I ON COL, O. Ownatlartin k Co , .. ratty,:rp. , • It:lkt Trant. °43" Writ 1;6 3 1 =Ver/iCa Bryan. iteanady &Co: Pttiabg Allaaarth a CO. PI " ifluv:Caterai.v.l!Cb, • Ben &pints. " . - .110/3 -1111-41 difJEB - , • DucoSam to/MlOll3 e ,114 liEamia. • DE FLOUlti. ,GILI.IN:,AND' PRODUCE.' Clorgunfisimi tiiidirorinudin ffieratuuts. Fo utl.seglisa sc. Fittsburisk Pa. Van VEdbilthal2 8,111% BILEXIMR 00 2 ,_ • um DEALRAIR.UVILOUR FROYMoNS, • Gerutiarirommissiw Merchants, Vb. S 4 "419 t/271-1V.4 SEE 'STREET, Pil//11)1LPItil; L i atlartd a 0 0 34 02 .4 . $4 irjitnr ERUHARRAILITGAi I COMMISSiON -Matusztba, Dealer Izt Iv* Pr:minim &Produce geaelo),, 3/0.:245 LIBERTY STRUT, , - - •• TYTTAIMELGIEIt PA. _ J. 13: FORWASSINS & COMMISSION MEIICHANT, partsco*iitt.,,tr I D vo to is: or Ps, ,NO, 155 .Ikront ;luau, • as dlcaoitaabscauw, 3TWBLL;LBB' CO., *.g. 9r 'FISAI,4II3-t me Nge,S; . • 63D UYa&l7le lll,'. :Piirjaueurt JLIMILIOI4IIIIB, tr Weed rti, betwenrii Water and Brut St - gag , / IPITTZBUIteIit. D4ACID O,'HEILB3T. • Flour; Produce, -Proviicicuir 'and , Commission AIEROHANT. .ITo 21r1 4.4tberty Strati a:fume 'Maid; Pittsbunh, m. 1418115 1 attention to , the 'woof Flom Ey.t.asam,-laws„ sfhenry,-,8.. Wain. Drfs • trecentate nomietrell *Melted: — soZIT -HENRY 13. KING. - + . (lat.e, of the_ firm cifliing.& Zoarliemi,) OOMMISSION'IMUOgIiNT, - DEALER m FM taut' into 9tb0,19. No. 76 Water street, below Market, aplV ~ 0 11011. VENZa. . A. is ; RAILWAY _ comeasegrAl Arkilunyril latuliii Agent alleladison end Indissiapolls •N° $0 Water littispuzgli; Pis, 7; 77 ° 74 " ETARDING e- 0031111 iu7mit mER,. -inustre tt r iv ars brall VtefAlaryj n fr i i 1 21pr t ,B. VAN - r I, /Ate. of Wen#3ll, Ohio, % I "i i imitd VlLNA°4 and • s • Xablisza:alabol• • • •• ...r!.740.4-: 'll,atter.' • " W6.!..2.4mS aswis_ ngugottearizig=isTl,7 VitTLW / 7 430 - 41' 11 01ogitge Oro° Trorti alre=ald DOWNS iII •WAIMUOUaE allUbaXC gb ' • rZURNRY -44 atta •• • /trot, • aterltUttor MAK' • . •• I ' importer emit Dealer • bosh and .. • • 11 , W i gi a t e l Itartil DRIT GOODS. Who Ulnae ancl.BaUil Dolan '• pm . owsaws. ROSXJL7'I4 -GYOVII, Af '6''441 1 , 1 44 'ma t e DillawsterlCZT7 , I H. Alit, Jr., & !Pi 0:91 'Market et ;tire dosing - ea theiiiew ur....zk army Ikeda at an laralonsiellsromes Noes tirle l s ai rldgertled lot 1 = Ilagetioligisthu'Arrold .rune.... _=rtal Need Colored Brocade Mid sad &rum unio Dal. ' all or , erleddle well tee meld ol emu swirl** , bay ia. • (*, Wholteolipplia• sil , ra W 104' ,6 t.g. /41% gteidee.4l/ VIWIII4I4I3IIROFfffizu, whu o w e 1.-MaitEtu-'lll=l4,..zar DAILYrITT*:_VitOIT .'GAZETTE. BANKFAS AND BISOKERS, BANKINEt p .HOUSES JOHNT..HOGG: B OVE T R B BI D BEDFORD CO., MOUNT rheABANT, WES ME M E E O D „ v u ,CONNELLBVILLB. FAYETTI 02., Pe... E NS N IB I E IV E L Ai 5: BEd it . 11spoefts Stei l =,.crnte Z l e, uvula bow stall= otat"s=Brib=rnd: efflamiaoa. Oorerpoadstie• and --• • • ---- £LL ELLICIA....—.zDIFLItI A RAX ER RAHA Bazikers and Ex- I *Age Brazes. Bur and imp Gold and Error arid „IL 1402e4gato bans on Roil Banta re, Rod. Sees ...*17211% and ~, o lturi oN t = l.22 Moo' on Beat tit= =do on all points Union. :Aa r' Ck' of uote. Third end Wood irtroelandlmt7 oPPoolG) the St. Charles myl4y .110TATREDealere in F 020 .-- n .L 1 • and Dorgest.lo MIL of Moo%sago. tiortideotos ne. Podto. roook Not. moll /3•8148, No. IN Uizkot otrost. Pitt.. Mirk. e t made on all tae VoluolPol thmahout tto. Uniteatio. elttea - 14. M1X133.4. 11.1roODVARD FArPFAN/C ESETt. MAE( H • Bra. 78 Second et., Pitt.ebtirgh, Pa. filjgan A S T rch, U . 11E1 212 f E.tPier Macho a, r and Platosrama, Window and Door ilea,. Arackata, Trans. Candavl liwi nid , lannes and Centro Mama alto aJ r ttatPt . "ft "I n ."" " I PU nr clan say otter article now to • 1113.0rdars aziontad on th•aboreaat nat.. .V.l3.—Attantlan aretampost Balking le . Tinur ranted to ti, artlela, on amount of Da Ha a t No. T&Sacond C lebet. ik r 4 rfa i rkat. ia23.det Prrrasomm ,110XLII K1ZZ0N.....-.1111111. MM.; UNION FOUNDRY, Mitchell, Herron & Co. HILL continue the business of the Union foundry, at tits nld ItAnd PHIC , IOOB, MITCH. CX .4 24% ►Vaat i rr anantiont nr=n s ' 1 " . " " 4 R. 4 COOkinbiltOTM .D .ttrza . and Side Ovens, MANTLE Malin B jMES, HOU= Waft, Wagon Roza, DOS Iron., Sad ItOna, Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery Castings generally, And GAS and WATCH Pussy an minas. IBON & NAILS. OFTRE BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spades, Pik% Ito., All of which be gold at min areas' prfora nxy7.l, Penn Cotton Mills, Pi Vita, KENNEDY, CHILDS & CO., Hanusio 4 tursticd—• , Penn A No. no t 44 Shot Uotton nmet aunt ot sllnolots aingVidg U Twltur, • 1144 PloirlimL and Bun Vord: " ante 014.11 Arta and destrlntion. Wag. Itft at trott..4l bats Kw Ilardests Stant of Loon. Minos /Al Wood sm - natl. WILLIAM BARNHILL .1 CO., 61 Penn at, below Marbury, Pittsburgh, TEAM BOILER MAKERS and T rh " ,4 1.4 ti . • . • ... wawa • war.k, do= Bats and Caps: WILSON & SON keep constantly on • amillaray dmazlptam &admin.*, cd Unto and t z . bamelmal• ow and rata dadenta nag give sal so. 11:• ' paneatnialaralumr . nalatt W. WOODWEJ.I, Wholnside and Retail hisaufacturor and Desks to Oatdoot WI" No. 67 Shriner & Dilworth, WHOLE SALE .G Ito.olllB', Doi, 130 &.132 Second Street, wrormi Wood sad Bmlttlaid) PIPTSBOAGIL r:' : : Wholesale Grocer 'and General Merellane, No., a* I4Delly B&W, liabbwoot .047 fadITH, NAIR & RIMER, WHOLESALE ( )ROCHES, 122 Second and 151 Print street, J am • 4,12719UT1G11. PA. imam .JAI. ouanto Wallace Gardiner, WiIO4ICB4I,Z DIs.ALRAB fit Flour, Provisions and Produco Generally, 110.736 LIBERTY at_ isso-ly AUALEY,-COSGRAVE ' 'irCh7,le is Ws Omen. 18 and 20 Wood meet, Pittaburgb. MARY A CULBERTSOI3, Wholesale ttrooar end Capsnabsion' •-•--• • De . ..ler In Proctwe sad RA. JOSI3I OLIN FLOW) &CO Wholetele Grocers ep andOcaamlisioilllerehaats.NoSt3Wci6esid nyareet. Pittsburgh. 1416 , . 111 , 0BE.Ra liit,)oM, b.„ Wholeoszilts U rooer, kiLer ot Fergie* =di /bald w sad (*memo No. alb Liberty Meet. ?rli me - , • stock of pagerior nano feextetem..imunet scum ma n. co MCWSIDLE3 1.9 1 =43 4 CO. (um*. to Wick a . Wboasin. Gnaws. In Irma, Zial,plue.cottonL arm. sad nttetniestk hinailliatier maws".corm of Woo 4 sad wenn. au. eleunorett. Po -10 JOBS 1rtar1ia........1141.111 0. ROL M ' GILLS ROB, Wholesale Grocers and Corcualsdan Mateantajlo.l94 larsty asset Pitt. lOU JLI.I Ard A, , wawa() Grow, and v v. ,Te Doan coroar of Woodi n d l a r stmts. Mo &Intl w Ost 4arld • taro oa6ortmcot 6 dud Grounie• sad To . o-.1• • •• Vrolts 6,63 Ifuts, owl /WALL WiEAT PALZELL & CO., Wholesale lemoorco itentsaur Naas IA Produce WtV PitUb arigh 1 4. 441,4 1.rmNa 51 62 AdkertP sheet BhIA M H aik ry ...-... 0 - 7 .... „ -DAW . bun ny. WWI 20. I.I2II3tALEY, WOODWARD . ; & el, Whole. tab Omura Ho 411 Masi ettistattlladditilf 7 J. U. set Boot ginoy. THE subscribers have established 's Book ja imo= jaltdj a h m a i'l i y i o t ya&e.or look " ZI• at UR prisp-itiryorts• ' il_ateLsaors.' en , Pisa% 1.142.11 ir I*V* Mag. Wars far oat year sail • cm Or • - 61thRITISh trartralt of ismer Weahltricksia or Olmar. =• sy sad Sa oaph, &bay • ready' • Mbar ar W tans part:alto if nibs: Shins to 14 worth af bi it AlAtialass all o hs al ts 1011 sat ostS. Santo nuatisted tothai may v 1.101 karibMlCS•lll7 dergrtuttsaa Os. Intim pr .a,.10 suA a rattai rtualthsit. Profrish DArs*A.lmattassiis . S u rct:sel s =ittpr i s c i fO s 0.5 with Hoodlum Vanua( —MtiWoss7, r?iri — ErtiMosc r eg oirtateatei.. o , n ttlihit si g n s4 l os thrl z tea Vilit,••• • 7lii "Sat, ;t tit• D. by atidlor =paw • Peewits s MMus* hitta . : , •shaitii fawn Total that ciao Ma - Misstep to thiambstrttsm was laal Ai spat, we CA ,sel• tht SYlia.m_6l 2.111:IX. OattratiSr/y2 60 smith Third st..earriarasar. JOHN T. BRBYOO4 Book and Jon Printer and • P ILsher. Ha OVUM asset, *ban amlthfidd, Ossetta BUnding. li001( BLNDER'SIuid Box Miter's Straw Boarto alms cu hand. Also. Doe); Papa's and wlO 0. COCHRANE, (successor to B. Sad a:Le kffl.) srmosusssa Bolan Dotlorlb Booki.l3lattoo cry Lod Paw glisitolPl. &Gnu Woo, WA Clow B. /A, o 'DEIN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta .) loossiosremor so rime it Aro* Bra I man " 0 Deawittm= a t f , are. 13 Markellani4seas AY & CO., Booksellers antetationets, Ne.U.Wced strait. agartetbiwrawofMarl ors?). Pr &toed ima low boa. mita Ut la nC Jr L. RIAD, Bookseller andSiiiiionei;ilo. • Teloortb errors, , o.BJoha Hu ffieltor ;u WOOD STREW, between Diamond TdrantiMactsit t galrr* C A I " 11° Mtrat r g 1 I Ma gatin A l i s kin'. El . Broi, VO.fi3 FIFTH St; 8i of. the Golden 'EZZ,.ftIACNV3,2I lIAR a NEUDILAWEL Gouda Euvilll2lll awl Ogg 11418,1401aU5.113, Nai rn In !IDA) .ad Idusital I . mints. . , Carlotta Blume, ALABiIIACTURER and Dealer in Piano 4-v- WV,oo..c an "lgirt. ° 4Ll VT &VV. r 2 HALM', DAmEI-1 CO.ll Beaton Planed, with and aka out Saban Attachment. Intit US Wood at. - ST. CLAIR 110 TEL,, 001111114.11 =CUM Rota % ) Corner Fenn and At. Streets, PI1T8111:111GU,P,ILi O:CONNELLY, Proptietax. su44reblo'66 . Ketchum's sower ,with Reaper aittabh ment. re meet 'perfect maehinean use, warm; WU, ea ft= JO to lb emu ir p . "re as lull u would 4uss r . 1 . p u. easibined sun • Kai. SuattUrAnu 7711 w rod gt. ParznaLG IFINLWEy ro.rit .1. to mak e BM,- 1 11 . 0PERTY II DUQUESNEIBQROUGIII SALlG—Dottut• lot or Mi aktits.isitost• at • ttrastt thostlos 'almost th• c0n01..,T25• rairtiol.stratatelsoa . llsl.= alllo • Mot amers:B mus: to — 6, uss• fes77lS assault attastool tso Iles sty sail* of Orals Vocal IWO* , ssotk. .011, best& iiamervviiiii„.., PITTSBURGIi, S MANUFACTURING GROCERS.' BOOKSELLERS ,&C. MUSIC. &C. .treb his future p ands caw, Etel Alca. TURDAY MohNING, F NEW YORK. ADVERTIBERIBIS. From MILLIE. VISSOM, OWEN Emma,. Gc" , Eau. NitrlPlPil ADMTUILTCHOMIL No. ISO /bud... Neil York. NEW Y0.11,K DITTLINREY. ARS. SIMMONS' WHOLESALE AND l e fumn. mmuzir:RY AND 8211 AR 000118 110084.561 Mika DWAY, KEW.-100.K.—lire. EttrOpe. for tho• expreet tiOr Prea Of releotlne novelties for the Brehm Trade,shieste Var.artire and: be ready for nospeotton on or shout the. dret of Zdtkrede.— Southern aad Western ilereheytte, and mull:mina au- Patially invited to call and •eratoine the same before porebseing eleetrhare. • Pattern' Bonnets a 1..," nand. Lod sent by endue to any addle*. • feen3aeds • Pain 4, Vataelietv!4%s. . RAYNOLDS: b.EVOg4 00.. 106 4. 108 Ftiltori Street, N tr.W YORK, MANUYAMIIREKS OP ••• ' P.lnedr T . Wrillebea. %%Max.tad Uwe' Paint.. imparters of and ossims W .14, I T•E EfOLORS .13.11USHESOILLAIONDS;OILS, .I,,UiM.. Ommentts an hand • lam! and Derlbet ment. at .11 mew goods remerlred by ;ARTISTS and PAINTItIiII end by tbe trade 7 aeneigly. • Manufsctmeed awl/mar or MDT ' lbeedmi gouda go rembre dlreet from me producer,, and earkSer by the Seekilie or ether Idle, en -the most aro, able term. Orders ror mall prumtl: I attontied 14 IpLST PREISII7II PIANO FORTES. .STEINWAY SONS, ALLNIOPACTUREES at *idea Walker Street moo 880.1f1.10MICTOLI, , • RESPECTFULLY 41 the .14-. tootfoo of thopabllo their splemtiti • " aorartment of aeralorrandandsomre Pianos, , which, fbr Talmo° re Nom elasticity_ of, • tooth. bandy. of toolatar, abort oyarr thing that renders a rpgric-„,, 7:,,WttrP=At".7::erair=ti'l the mfoodieted makers from Ef:etool. rhllatlel.thia, Neor.Yort sod lnkc Balthooro. • • NEW TRIOMPUI.4,IIIOI,III' r EhMs AMU lust been nonmed the 11.11. b? Pramfrux QULD.IIEpAL tour all romprtitors) at the au Pitt of the Arta llnetltOte, Orretal Polar" for.theßBll PlaboSartos. 647 oola.lfe BafMF.tteo. tVa OR SE PURPOS;and.rpr 'XING CHARGES. WI la W.gr And Dar blootdsm different ThWOOTTON sad If IMP/Mug W.lll dleitibil sad DOM/LSI TAPN WATIdi idaands4artol sad sold b . GLENX PIITMAST, :Astir bt..SLOW Volt& v ier Ordato ousstl7 Mlad Wad. of WIN POW. TlO n gArtilß m' iti4SEttrait ` dria xi att s .W l ,,. 81. no= dlyo . ' LOOHING GLAMS And Picture Frame, hlantifiry. ..11011ACE V. SIOLEE,_ Waal PqAtr AND RETAIL RAD, 4100..114 64 Forsyth Medi:New- York. MR. H. V. S. would the attention of tazaziwas ou otictting tho tlty, * snit 4114414 Wow to volo,to his tman. WARIDOON9 AND DIANDPAIaKiN9. In th. poreation of ittioquallol floWtkK ha It tinabliti to atoontitall artists.* tau wnst lasedbigronna. The We mttnom rocreariptihtitionbiaLl want illfilti OE.; • Itfit SIT, 'LAN • WOODsO,(Kr MAYLN. ZEBRA AND IiAIIOGANT, Grin .'valistio and otmatantly Oil hand -o May trom on pans of tho AND OANADAB ...coral With pltn:lptpece, pocked with the grestuteon: A liberal Mamma allowwi to the trade. FGEME For the 1,000000; • . TEM U. B. PATIINTAARBLk Cu.. aturArtioo;o.) . . NaSE us Broap.r.c.r. wsa 01.apwurtfrk. .r ro' ..4,IIESTMVIII 9 fOr OVIIIMI: PlMettljr9 ae- la battalion of_ettonnt. Itrocatel. brute.. N tau. sad all army mamma; *dual m: beauty and dunallity to real marble, ,al Is Pr* neParlor thereto, abet at Lees than /WI lies toot: 1:1 • marble/AM tremor:red:4r alatn: it la.batir tn e fnao an otrientlous 'Vt. uzetild emli , eurtaar wort. when punt, rar de- aMbambuipatary= and beauty dr e artle.,e autata ad te Sea. tort , Bandon; tabhketevellen - sedated, and aatlafaaLlou guaratuakt. • • At.it, 1 , 10 ttg v il: , :!fl .31tino trasted with. • Pall*l4 1.17. sat. JOISZPII LAMB, flea. LOVEL Cl. HI ' .Pm oca..b/yy , SOBIMBI,L6I,_BROS.',4, 00.. 111120.1=118 AND.DelAtraglit Drop, Paint, Oils, Dyis, Pufamery, 170 WI ra A M ST., Nair York, INVITE the attention of the trade to their large and elided nigh enemas" k'llillue4Rl4.Prturos rlistatition tattier nutularlabortaiiror ol . fkails prey,they, say also marls& direct from the souroes grad so- Das age meaullierm l intehllse Truth,.:Hair Ind Nall Drusbeti,Efortass, Ittmoges. New& a Pultustery, Lob ri's Extracts lust mazy ether nd er• ogee oamail7 snaluseedirt Druggists' steam yekh they an also enabled to ever on the mug gingham= tenet Orders. rather In persortor totatalt, tye attention. 1111'0821ar : • • TO BOBSEZZEPERS ARB BRALSS. ' THE'HOPE MLA, 71 norm rim. anti 11 Dui,..: niTeG Na. You. iivecipxl Iter.elmel etnAg; Rae pork, rocyom fino. 8007 Awl lludscentreecjersur Clte• Proppoion 40 welt ., known COPME AND rums zazuzumaitti oontsan.. to.mpas the but- Pkorosomotocosi 1 . na.or Jima. Mani% Tn• 01 , 10t14A lUetes, They stop prows Al attard, Owes, .4,1 -mar ether Ant. Ales At CLIO/ cm I. l7.lrlMh MAY .a.r.ZUAZI the atesse_cc.i.th.t.bles. who AP lark. , NSW YORK COUP =CHANGE BAG MANUFACTORY, • Nos. 125 and 127 Bread et., stAkirs, Corn Exchange Ni MARRS, FLOUR DE . LM ax., sup Alpiltd oith Seasolasa Bap. grain Blaits, to 1.f013 Ix Nolte, Buckwheat. Iliad, Malt, Le, Fluted to YLa ardor, autwortbar would call the L I B.BOO of , ewoftUd Iteaultauta to lg. anortattatt of Arlo& 800, tad of 81111 m and Salt factors to an micros st/ist 0 8 'B,l6o tha La 4 10.30. and ha lb. Bags. Provision bale. nundaLl with LIAR BLOB :3413/1 at slsa. Lad anadgiee Irudatabad 0 , ...A881a to L.P... tba a ttarldat aaties, 1.19-6 m, B. E. 01.1. The Adams raocresa Cow Pill:hewn, Rotherfer and New Brionsori a % . /meat t o. the especial aCcommostattow or the INV W.W.I along the line <dile Ohliand Velar ay male hallmad. between Pittsburgh .wc New lasou, whose Intlmate bushman and facial eclat fons maim soeh Ageney, Tim Adidas Y.eprosw _Outman,. hare made much armrtgainnit 10• the ..0•4 fa to eottd. Undo to p•t • trUM •Irliellgirr at the AootmmodatireeTralu. who win Catoe alai ProPerty. and Mathew ground, entrust ed to ham Ti,. Messenger edll lam en Irea nano la ter Beginitaash au the deposit arid beam seeurity alester, Jewelry and Wm- ealuabtor, w Brighton by tbe Month* Ttanarenesie arilusberah end Alleghe ny City during the day to attend ta side cootualasiens se mar bweatrumad kiltik , ••ad rate= -- 41 - the , ehlaing Than. alth,lo4 0054 a &ad Coadalaidase Gamete& he his duly al mane Cl. at. op tap all order& ateray, au, whit% edit I* deltic to a proper Lrti- won suer the wileatat Ute mob at the- Athigheay linty Depot. •Lkie will also metre .lin. or mind Mem tg. es to 111 Mattered la the alts--ornmunieste la taitaae -0 htnitellaltlnation sad roam • rnliee—ardar you and return thara--scuiliat arahawi t tine Lr.,lfenlie war, " teractoette dleautra: itithant extra cberiprbar L 5 1•119 n swab delta. the tawniest to tweliagietwattawy lorprbrate home& ." Irrf..7 Sista ta. 44 matter will Paler*. witiLLltte iltstles Agent of th*Raltharl Ootansay, when the prow may Le ant at the nation ea the wriest of tha pretty' at rendre hi gr tritee ' rerWerry/ag inet t e o tt , H L— th4iti o .. en . 4 Itai sprelees tnelle thze-littniffit std.. oPti• hitzteVe Ls ewe as to *Matt of imecial twywanente will bantadu, • Aa tatildtwasagita Is required I. eettle. hl. WU and hub these drily *lib lb. Omiiirty, end to par laisoU. tee yea emu of the Una wlil •pteue not wit him to ' • wait neat ii trifitr u ti?Lat k ile v itege . n t 43 . Vuettst . lx r and oTrlma AID eammeuee Alen ch Mrarnt Den' 24, 11, airre. • lelterteryel-44nourta Street. . 44Let=„ a at i ptejei n tisrazdt Mew 'Mandel Itta. MPr awhitn. Roehester—Mr. bita, Pr r— Dritedent--/Ihtiorope, L Orme Arens Eton= Plateteariah _. . MIMS W. WOODWICLI U•S/WIT.LIIO.IIIWITUIta 111ANUYAO ilttalt. totem AID lit 211642, BRUT, iltnelln , llll, • 1 W. W.. zeirpoottuNorme , bhp • frien tt ds • sad outonwoo, tlr c it u rt_ouglit4.4 Moo* rotte r gri=ill i gs b elt .s. „ 4.u. 7% aft* ,'"lfhti, guais .Ci l t p. l i rP9., tootwri aad ltrozo the kaittat r, Itb ordoon awl es im i li tgt illtinlinfttt igrt 'l4', r° 4 "... ""' a. wrim. haat am Ma Wm:Mon , &WOO the ir Ain n silil= onwt l r.•1•0•t otti coon tam, • •••• 0, Ng 1 =7 . ..dr at ..LtIVVI.. I=l4l:l°6=AlV4,l 0: icua sescottoorts, vadat am *boar ot a ital• 4001 low,ott. *mot temmewll.l=l o,, lita &ea ; idt.lB4o . $OO WU to A t 2 end 11.4010un - 100 00. n Mahogany Ma 40 4o Walnut o 400 =Amor natias ra M W•lnut. do T o Itl v gloory Di ors 100rWhat* Tow Clowtrio k Wren' 40 /marmot pi it . . 1 10 Donna) iglneell . . 78 or' +mg CI Mowry sad ht., rodasadat .. V) klabodior Wardroboa /0 0 algid 40 do , 40 .. tip Was sod altbstattaar, =la letk= ' Ol4O .1.1 11 i l2l / 7 :14104101 W4 Clanl Mains tin ill :rt tagr* .sa=mn t , az ri,Pii , A . l'• a' a 4,4 otritoloto *ulna 1111•111 tottlanot again and Ltatia p ter• itboo.• Moo ancrtmentorrkacsanol WttilliOttieldWlll4. .., Il tablnot mating (maw with trillion lis te ad at tha a , i rir ta o 4 L:44l h =el a , -- - ____ DALBISNIE'.B. NIPPLE affol, - kas 11 bbyrod./0 ITl'ttd eat opoyriy ours Ept.SEIXT 'lot palm. - ftitYrd by timer Nothell IPPI .gi , . , ,ai Moro Was.. gc FA& timer sorybopyo ot . " IL" ." a roigor=btyn =es v ie, dm so= may otbyt tom Me - IO P 71UreotIkibairtio E0r1411114171.1 aillt, PLEA, Yu 7db:e entirely oak Ws EA% gusting ale often 'Ed ptiotlanA/frOpplealt, ..4. fga:CM:niaiMari.4llllF2A"'" 1 to boolth Mho . ot., Noy II ybe . MT to aoollooni fry hilo6 . ]anterf tart..a.no Lotion ! •no.. lwr . .....31ractlems rot uso/ a, m b rt : „ l , fiti...l-,uvr. or roZi'==s•rjr r:M.,14,1.1 latch 'Armband* oboyarairkstg . elm yttsot• BALDIRNINB NIPPLE UNION m • 2 , 6„ . , /L N• oyfood lab - f e u. =- Ow. Iron city. co .coliege• . 150' WITH BITS: , .thENDIIVO TITS DAP AND MlNaVatipillia• PENMANSHIP, 800 lE. ARlTllsl,lijaat to inliairinet° " M taught In Ulla 00c.thut te km.di.--rafwak. ifirstlimm , • amiss attvaate tram= scrwariW, puma& .X.Olet` aced . _ RUARY 16, 1856 PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. it SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 16, 1866 Advance Payments.—Hereafter no sub- IterlDclerriVll he taken for the Dully or Weekly aseette, Wm+ payment le 'itlede in ideal:me. Whenever the me le up tovwhich the autualPtlem le pall, the paper ill he inveideblY gonad. cullers the ma... Motion In n. mired by adranM.parnieut. Ail tumuli_ ,ent•pelvertleiner. of every deretiptlon, will be moulted to-Wllikkk,in so: Made. The only eteoptdons will be where eixcled month ly ur Twit outsets ere made. , eeplzdter •alLPtusbm•gits ATeelt4linsecte.—Tbe auen.iva emulation Om iffmkty Onsetteoffem to mu baelnen men • m.t dnalattda medium of =Wig UAW Mutineer. Imnen Ottralresdation ia.betwen fuer and tits timasand, manning almost arary mannant, manufacturee nod 4to kaanwar to Watern PetiAs7ll,lol.. and Bantam (MI6, The Border:Ruffian Proclamation mum:. are ataorakarva Rtaa■t\ \ A PROCLAMATION, BrafPresidentof the anted Blass of dmeriea. Whereas indloationa exist, that public: tran- Vanity and the supremacy of law exists in the Territory of Kansas are endangered by the re -prebeheible eon; or purposes of persons, both within and without the tome, who propose to direot and control its political, orgitnitation by force: , It appearing that combinations have beetrformed therein to resist the execution of the territorial ,nice, and thus, in effect, subvert by eiolenoe all present eonitltutioaal and legal authority It also appearfug that pentane resid ing without the Territory, Mit near Ito borders, contemplate armed intervention in the affairs thereof: It also appearing that other persona, inhabitants of remote States, are collecting money, engaging men, and providing acme for the same purpose: And it further appearing that combinations within the' Territory are en deavoring, by the agency of emissaries and otherwise, to - lettuce individual States of the Union to Intervene in the affairs thereof, in violation of the Constitution of the United Rtatee : And whereas all ouch Thins for the determina tion of the future inetitutions of the Territory, if carried rota notion from within the :same, will constitute the fact of insurrection, and If from without, that of invasive aggreocion, and wilt 'n either ease justify and regalia the forcible in terposition of the whole power of the General - Government as well ea to maintain the !awe of the Territory as those of the Union: Now therefore I, Franklin Pierce, Presiderit of the United - States, do issue this My'prodataatlon to command all persona engaged in unlawful coroblnitiona against the constituted autharity of the Territory of Kansas or of the United States' to ditiPerie and retire peaceably to their respec tive abodes, and to ware all such partione,that any attempted insurrection in said Territory or aggressive Intrusion into the mane, will be re elated not only by the employment of the local militia but also by that of any avAlsbls force,' of the United States: to tho end of o , soring im munity from violence and full protection to ten persons, property, and civil rights of all peaceful and law-abiding inhabitants of the Territory. If hi any part of the Union, the fury of too. flon or fanaticism, inflamed into disregard of the great principles of popular sovereignty which, under the Constitution, are fundamental In the whole structure of our institutions, le to bring on the country the dire calamity of• an arbitrament of arm, in that Territory, it atrial be between lawless violence on the one tide and conservative force on the other, wielded by legal authority of the General Governmont. oil Milian the citizens both of adjoining and i distant States, to abstain from unauthorized in ermeddling in the local concerns of the Ter ritory, admonishing them that its organic law is to be executed with impartial justice; that all individual sots of illegal interference will incur condign punishment; itod that any endeavor to intervene by organized faros will be firmly with stood. I inveke all good citizens to promote order by rendertng obedience to the law; to eeek remedy for temporary retie by peaceful mean!: t(i dis countenance and repulse the ooneente and tho instigations of agitators and of dieorganizers: and to testify their attachment to their country, their pride in in: greatness, their appreciation of the blessings they enjoy, and their determi nation that republican institutiote shall not fail In their band, by co-operating to uphold the majesty of - the law/ and to *idlest° the eerie tity of the Constitution , York. to testimony whereof, I have hereunto eat my hand, and canned the seal of the United Staten to be stilled to these presents. Done at the City of Washington, the eleventh day of February, in the year- of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and (824 " , " fifty-six, and of the Independence of the United States the eightieth. FRANKLIN PIERCE. By the President W. L. MAILOT, Secretary of State. „ EMANCIPATION to Now vI.I.NAN4.—From the number of cases which are oordieually occurring In our various District Courts, we should sup pose that the work of en/mai-potion In New Or leans in going bravely on. The First District Court was occupied with them yesterday and day before. Emancipation and abolition are some times used as synonymous terms, though as used they are quite dissimilar. Should we announce that anournse Is making great progress here, our readers would doubtless be somewhat star tled, but the chronicling of successful emancipa tion Build attracts 'maroon a moment's atten tion. Semi people view this emancipation hut nets wlth'no friendly eyo, and eome of the elks. States have Fused laws prohibiting it altogether The people of Lonialatia, however, in their sov ereign caistelty have willed otherwise, and ao cordingly they have made provision whereby every elate in the Slate of good oharsoter, and able to make a support for himself .or herself, may bo net at liberty, with the privilege, at the same time, of remaining in the State. The id:S pade thrown around this provision. however, are ample, we think, to' protect it irons abuse and to prevent any danger that might otherwise be apprehended from it. In the first. Owe, the emanbipation meat bo the work of the matter or mistress; and in the oetiond, such router or mistress must show to the satisfaction of twelve disinterested and impartial slave holders, that the slue to ho set free possesses a good charac ter and is able to support himself. It will be seen at cone from this statement that only the most deserving and competent of slues will be let free. We believe that la almost every CMG. the m utat of the jury fully vindicated by the subse quent conduct of the liberated slave. , Many of these Osseo thus eet free become the owners of property, and some of them even -rich; and, eingultu• ea It may appear, many of them become In turn slave holden themselves, eo that we im• igloo there Is go danger to bo apprehended from the prorlidon of tho law allowing the emancipa tion of sfaveo among us. The tendeney or the eysten, however, le to prodeoe a large free col ored population in the State, and to this many strongly object. Wo Imre not time or room at the present moment to discuss thin question, but will simply say that if it depended upon our single vote we should certainly decide upon rending Mom to Liberia. There, and there only, will they be free Indeed. It Is the natural home of the Ono colored mac, and to It ho ought to R 9• —N. 0, fluttetio. Tll6l V12111111,11111'11 PROClLAlltartox relative to attelra In Kansas appeera to hare been' called forth by the reel:of Mr. Robinson, the %net her:o4ot of tumor, haring cent an appeal to the Northern State governments for aid evilest the apprehended invasion. Home persona inquire why the appeal was not made to the President of the United Staten: jt wan eo made more than a month ago, hilt the l'i•oeident did noteee prop. et to take any nutlet', and lent tide should be disputed, _we here present wimpy of that appeal: "71, flu lihtelleney the President of the ^r). S. "We, theultleatut of Kangas Territory, •notify you that the city of Lawrence, in said Territory', la beleaguered by a bend of ormed men from a neighboring State, committing depredationa upon the =offending Wizens of said Territory, stop ping, arresting, and seizing the • property of travelers, and threalectog the destyoeuan ofiu Inhabitstits, This lawless' sesemblege, It is olalmed, Is bore under the authority of Wilson i Shannon, Governor of Kansas Territory. "We trust yen will tad ouch steps as will no mono this armed hand - front our border, ,and re- More peace to our people." `[Signed.] • : . rip., O. !HaatinioN, , . . • J. H. LA101; and cave& Dea. • Bonn day* w abide we ade- 4 'Am remarks In relationito an not dadaist, on as part -of the President toiarda Sailbtor Aide, of lieerawaY -01140. On the on:Wenn! that; gentleman . whining the White Homo with hie wife and daughter.-` The information; width came to 0 4' ( "In •: 0 Tarter that we could not question,,we now Jearn wee incorrect, and that, no Indilnlty,,was,offered to Mr. Bale: We swum,' happy to,be 5614 to mike ems correction; eue oar remarks Wire' f annid on an Inns; 'of octane they loiwe 'Maher tbretii foir,tnit - correction .14 'nude;' Hoire* widelywrensay differ trent thiPreside4 , aid tally. inter* titi wleb• - todelirive" hint' Or ; *Wit to Which: , he ;Is setitled of 'helisg, asfebs; Ulds. Tax lean Mairroso =Tenant°, which passed resolutions against the proposed migration of Catholice from the United States to Canada, appear. to have been called in opposition to the movement on account of a previous meeting of Catholics there to elect delegates to the Conven tion. According to the report of the Toronto Colonist, several thousand the participated in this demonstration, and the greatest unanimi ty prevailed. The preamble to the rescinder's adopted asserts that the Irish Catholic pitiless of the United States are.prinaidally. those who I were the disturbers of their native country, and nor satisfied with the mildness and liberty of the British Constitution ' forfeited their Kitt to the designation of BritishanbJects by emigrating to a foreign etate, and that their turbodenoy and intermeddling, their active subeerviency and blind obedience to their priesthood, lure render ed them obnoxious to their fellow republicatis. After.thesse very serious charges the reeoltitlons proceed to deprecate and dieapproye in the strongest manner of the contemplated wholesale transmission of Irish Catholics to Canada, „ be. cease, it is firmly believed, and has been often and fully proved, that a people who blindly sub , mit to the dictates of a foreign hierarehy, can not be expected to be good eddies's, or to appre ciate the advantages of a free and constitutional government," and that the migration referred would be dangerous to the working of the Canadian imititutions, and Mould be resisted by every constitutional means. These resolutions were carried with rapturous applause. Ire have given their sense, in enter to show that :eveulf the exodus should be towards Canada; the end ' grants would find no ,mere favorable condition of things thire than the One they complain of in the I.Unlted , States. There ,- oan be little doubt that the • Scotch • and Irish Protestants in Canada are less favorable to the Irish Vathe-, Hee than the Protester:its of the IJnited States..- 7 , Wile, then will be the remit of the Buffalo Con. ?entice The resolution adopted by the Catho lic congregation at Columbus, Ohio, furnishes a hint which may Possibly base weight:in that body.. Instead of, going to Canada, theseieople may choose to . pitch upon one of our own remote torrito,tios as a held of operations, and there lay - the Mend ations of a colony under their own auspices. The'prominence of the Catholic cler gy In the movement is remarkable. So powerful is the influence they • wield over their people, • at if they are seriously engaged to it, lt will be very likely to be followed. by actual respite of mush importance. No one can doubt their Mil ant° found a successful colony is the wilderness I for the Irish Catholics are a strong and vigorous rage, imired to hardship acid toil, and wonderful ly given to association. An exodus prompted by :religious motives, would and many thousands reedy to follow in its wake. —Philo. N. Amer - KAMM. Asratine—The President is bent i bu I - .getting up a civil war in Kllll.lll. There must j be something done to make his adminietration memorable, cud all his hopes rest on HUMS& For two years be has been laboring for it. Fleet he broUght ',then: the ill timed and unnecesitai'y repeat of tie ?Hazouri Compromlee. Then ho sect Gov. Reader as co•ernor, and brought him back ac De foetal there was a chance of his ailing with the majority of rho citizens agsthat the Miesouri inesders. Then he Font Gay. Shannon, whose reckless conduct eerved bis turn, and.very nearly got the civil war started. Then he vent a epoial message to Congress whose sole purpose was to excite. he Southern citizens of Kansas against the Northern, and to mitten: , age the "border ruffians" from Missouri In their nefarious schemes. Daily, having got all par ties at swords' points, Re issnes a proclamation which is calculated •to make the belligerents, who hare already been wrought ep to furry, fairly basin the light. It is a lamentable thing to see the Chief Ma gistrate era great nation thus trilling with snob aerious mattere ba the peace of the country and the preservation of the Haien. It is lamenta ble to Fee a man think zo much more of his next Presidential chances and ho standing among the most reckless of his party, than of hie constitutional oath, the welfare of his country and his future place in history. However in geniously the Reims proclsmation may' be worded, the people at large, who know the Pres ident's inclinations on the Senses question, will at once interpret it to be directed solely against the North. ft is designed to rebuke theme north ern govenore who have—unwisely as we think— endenvored to make the affairs of Kansas sub jects of their own domestio legislation. Its inevitable effect-Will be to etiliourage the Mis souri 'ruffians," who, indeed, have been encouraged to their more recent note by the President's special menage. They and the President are making common cause, and as he hie led them into their present position, he is committed to stand by them, It is the duty of all good citizens North and outh, to resist'the intlamatory appeals of fanatics and demagorugs of all kinds, whether they be Northern or South ern fanatics and demagogues. We still confide strongly in the conservative patriotism of the hulk of the American people, which we are sure will save us from the anarchy into which the President seems disposed to hurry us.— Phierttielphia Bulletin. The Washington Union virtually admits that the Democracy in Oongresa gave up Its platform when it consented to the adoption of the plural ity rule. "There wan a strong repugnance," eye the editor, '•among the national members to its !adoption." Finding it dangerous, however to delay, "propoeitions were made by the Demo crats, to which the Southern Know Nothings in dicated a disposition to accede." In foot, the Democrats went over to the Know Noteings. When Aiken was asked by Hr. Barclay, lit Peek sylvan's, whether be stood upon the Democrathi platform, or bad given pledges to the How Nothinge, he refused to answer. And Mr. Bar clay's democracy was en intense that he refused to veto for Mr. Aiken, because that gentleman told the Hence that be was not the nominee of any 000009, and did not go into the contest with the abominable caucus resolution stinking to him. Mr. A. K. Manahan was right in chiming vic tory for the National Americana--in that the Democrats were voting for a man who dis claimed the mucus resolution. It must have been a great satisfaction to the American mem bers to see the Democrats forced to eve up their canons resolve, after nine weeks blind and stupid mairdenanceof it. There was no understanding between the Nll[lolllll Americans and the Demo crats. This wan distinctly declined by Mr. Humphrey Marshall, on the final vote for Speak er. And the only "proposition" to which the National Americana could or would "accede" was the unoondltianal surrender of the odious resolution. Pity they didn't give in before; the humiliation would have been no greater, and the result would have been the election of a' good Demoorat as Speaker, instead of n Massaohneetts Free Soil. Uaeraura DIIIL. —.BOTH P 41711111 RADLT Womman.—The holy Sabbath day, Bari the New Orleans Bs, of 6th Feb., was, day before yester; day, desecrated by ono of the most desperate dash which have-tor some time occurred in this neighborhood. On Sunday morning there arriv ed at the lake end of tee Bontehartrein Railroad, by the Mobile steamer, two-men named Qoarlea brothers-in-law from Balms, Alabama, accompanied by their almond/Cud surgeons.— They Immediately -started up the shore of the lake about half a mile, and proceeded to arrange the preliminaries for the encounter. Firechoot log revolvers were the weapons, and ten pewee the distance. At the first fire gimlet? hat was plowed by his antagonises ball; at the second Quarles was shot through the ear; at the third, he received a ball through his cheeek. , The fourth round 011 shots was fired without any effects. 801 l had thus far escaped untouched, but at tbo-fifth fire he was wounded In the hip, and ate advereury In the shoulder. The wound ed men ' were then taken to a house at Milne burg, and on &today evening were carried OD board the steamer and went back to Mobile.—:- The origin of the difficulty is laid to be Ode : Bellshad married Quarles' sister, and bad treat ed her very badly. Quarles went to taitbrother in-law's house toroall him to account for his con duet, when atiaffety resulted, In which the lat ter was very dangerously shot. Bell fled to this city, but was arrested here and taken back, but Quarles declined-'prosecuting him, choosing to settle the matterloy utdael. •Tni tharrate:Qoaerzor v Ise C. H. ffrragain 0017111"--One of the moat lasportant eases ern brought ap for adijodieation by the Supreme Court to now being tried before that august Irt. banal—No. 61, Dree Stott, plaintiff in error ea. John F. A. Hanford. Mr. Montgomery Blatt; for the plaintiff In error, sod Hon. Memo. thy. er and Iteready Johnson for the 'defendant, error. The polota pertionlaliy in .inon t i grit, the right of eithtens of altreholding 'Mattes to wet their , abliteg hito tion•MarehOtilltig State fora temporary &down there, *theta the lore of their right of their property in " gAoh earn; A P• 7464l,oo ltionitiltf xtt_, , the 15th otOttm eatopromite,;llB , is the :wet. lion of the right.of Congress to legislate path referinter te,Blavery in the IlnitedBtatie torten.. ,hteeem,thierapl Johnson An expected to argil!) pilme Wactikatint B*, Feb, . _ RENEE kaisia r tln . Ai aria iip:—we 415 edVeral • epprtateur ba yo 4*i,, b le ea a n * out m 1 711,444 ozotztoipio iu tho.;oojOboibil woolte old Ihit loopy beim "ltyo,T.Aolem, e o f * te ll W lona& '#tane M ldlos a rea dth. saad iltot fang e oL i cA, croirdlog togother,• to fookto, r_„ slaw bosun or Kumar/ Faitss.--At the late I Annual meeting of the Boston & Worcester Rail road Company, the subject of the unrenumers- Live rates of faro and freight, was ham:l l 2od by Mr. Wm. Stargia. He commented upon the In crease of the construction acootmt since 1812, from $1,800,000 to $6,000,000; of tide increase two and a half millions had bee s extra freigat I ricoomodationo,l which had not been paid four per cent. on the money inrestet. Of the mil lion barrels or More of emr carried over the read, much of it bad' been at less than cart. 14 con tinued he, forwards will not pay a fair' price for their flour carrlack let them keep it at home. The speaker then took up the sabjeet of fares. The original fares between Worcester and Boston was $2, it being now $1,60. The speak er quoted from the report of the Directors of the Vermont and Maemachuatte Railroad on the subjoin of the inadequacy of present rates.— He was in favor of the establishment of remun erating rates, whether other roads did or not.— . A document, be raid, wool shortly appear whloh would show that. the railroads running 'out of Boston had eunk eight million dollars horn Made. gusto fares and other causes: He concluded by reading s preamble and re solution, setting, forth that while -rates had been dtminleh2d, out lays and expenses have been increased, until the nett receipts were remun erative ; and therefore the director* were reques ted to increase, aa soon es: may be; the rates sufficiently to obtain an increased yearly Iniome of $160,000, an,l to effect this, to edvanee ;Ratan tickets twenty five per cent. and transient pee augers to at least three cants per mile; and an increase ou freight so that it will pay its share of the thoresecd income.. After acme debar the preamble and 'resolutions were adopted. The etcekholders of the Boston and Proiri dance Railroad CO., ate recant meeting, *oath unaulmoosly that it was expedient to raise the.. transient fares ou the road at least 20 per cent. It wee also voted ea the opinion of the ,meeting: ' that their should be a derided general advinceln 'the tariff of freights. • --- EDUCATION to MAsSACHUNEITA—ErODI the an , usual report of the Board of Education of Wits ehnsetts we select the following atatiatica: The appropriations for the eDionol year 1853-4 were 51,018,472 26; ;Griffis year 1854.5, $1,137,407 76—being an increase of $123,935 60_equalio 12 percent. Number of public schools in the state 4,315; number of scholars in Winter, 202,700; in dummer, 189,997. Number of tefhare lathe State 4,810' average wages, males $41,46 per Month, females $17,29 do, Atooorit aounally expended to promote popular educationdn the state $1,620,222 ss, exclusive of the cost of erecting sad repairing school b i posee, , providing school books, &o. Twenty four students hove entered the several collages of the state CDOT, the foundation establiahed tiy, the sot of 1853. Tbia Day Pablished. EDITH '1 Ti,. Q•akers• Oser.rist•r. tell or yonnieS 1 . BR Sig?..Ylt=co E s s i iDANT . S. ! MORE Charming tale has rarely made its appearance In any otans47: setae Is laid le Bee ton, as the lime of the terecontlen of the Quekme by tile Puritans, an the trlmmostasum odds very great interest to • tale which dose nObredre any such g reat aid; but whore incntodo al :Witte. art, &Wet to fasten the mdse. ettention, and deeplyinove toe • • fasten se well as carom,. admirable mom heron. We add a. pungraph from the booltlteeth— wo nereid Is scare the the early hletorY of the line- Imre la New England fill. • Pan in Om made which th e domin_ New of our Puritan eyesores would gladly weal Sneer from theeyes od men. The tteoeht these cecurres4 cee 1 yet to meat, for Janice to either MI, to be awarded. .The conationamea of a =el intaimancer °nthe ea. hen; and the renumbranoe of wrens' on Um Oh= are get too froth in the achade of the descendants: and years must away before sitter can nerd the other , with !icy. But oar biennia= and othervahould remember that the blot is only mad. darner garnet attempts to excuse th ose deeds o f emelt,. by taberenre. fooltations of their victim.. end It beanies the duty of every faitithn representative °Wine tisanes. depict their character whit teirtnes s end co do Jostioe to the moth,' that Inlineneed their boodurt "We trust the then is not far distant' when the splilt may,that etlli ennbactediese New El Iceland nem, ethMislir be , clergy entl eye piece to a more sedightened reeling of brothsrhosd. yet It be remembered that the time era.. When the Quakers stool aloe. age.: abuses that are now cried down by the MaJoritYs and Li Well te r io i Lti=th 4t are fast . diseppearleg f dL i l o lotleall the!, ten - Now'FA. -- - TO NALNITP4OTURERS 4ND OTEERB. THE undersigned, having in view . the 14- tension of their tastiness lately purehased th e . sxu.natolt. wouxs,.. on the Monongahela hirer, Organtite pity. hhare then we prefer eaberwing our in TS .' the city. We would llo therefore WORMreface sell the “Rageldoe Works° at • fair trios and make the twelthents easy. The • go&nt=lt , a V lig=ter of &Ire no livA d es the. twenty feett2Of front on Nee% street, [duisznAtri Qwidth to low awn on the Stornegahets theludg right of f. The buildings are of brio; new eutettential. end two nodes Dirk the male banding le one au:aired sad neentl.five feet long by My lest wide, tontabeing Youndry anti ennui eth thuds. metes tt. ins thereto )12 forne.ot an L e two eters brisk of moun s feet length. for meow hotue and other P=sa.— There le also an excellent thnon I mod other ester. with canal Area v.wr to Malts end' go to ware without deter. Ater omen district s .nab a - property so fereribly to aged. tells plata *give isotned!the attention to this noting LIVIROBTON COPRLAND .1 00. Pittsburgh JthearT 26; 1836--le7fe3std K, T HAS POWER TO CURE—"I had not L used it twiee before !Mt Ott Ornefleis: 4/WV a. 11. ESsumieBiri—audering hems add amtwouitio, tor which! tried roe= mobs% without t Ottani= 1 wee prearutol mitt, • bottle W . & r.. Beasts' tkos& Mixture.. I think It a duty 'which 1 ewe to both Ton Ito. pabile In Lateral to positively saiort. that / had OA used it tette till I hi t tubed:edictal idlans. and (under Op Neiae blessing) bad au moss.= to ant= the tottas. I tawdry oleo, ea to haring velhoeswitt it. =tido adios on friends s e w n =mg one in partioularoeho hada tryinn attack on ter Inners. areonmertled with • aterrenia r e cough. Torte the only true Smut= us (where antitho arod , olde °Mot the sorlferen has descended atnounst tut to "It. Is. netters'Oougla Mixture; M. PITZtinttALD. Pittsburgh. Jan. 14, 11M6, Mt Write at. Prepared and mold by U. E. BELLER/3 A 00. yalte corner of Wood end 24 ILL 11AWRENOEVELLE PROPER TY FOR aLLE-11 Lot of Ground 60 'eet front on •ftvuh si., 40 feet deep.. 'thief:lls erected • Bran Ilotow 34 try 10 feet, with brink kitchen barb. the whole eontalaton ale mum and sell= out =Min= ana good wall of vatsr. he. This property Is well heated =4 will te void low an d = twationable term. Title port. it i ri tit ' . Ja..10 . mow Bereuthand Baslthitaidsta. SEALED PROPOSALS will be roaislYed for rent_ing t e e coned sad third . &tortes nktur nim4d. =ATL u I,?:f it ` Pro s y Wt the dAYOII Tate!. . e a .o g t .= fIiIIILDINI2 STONX--The Subscriber is wllllai to cataract for fltnallag PlAt tarelaa of e l beet kind of bonding etoree. at a prioe tf tkee be'audir soon to thesubet at 2fo. 18 . 7. Math Ward. Pena. la ersat rt any woad o • MI. WI rely upon being fotalshed with the tea for etroas walla a. the acmeat. tat_ weltahapet sem a ect7 strong solid wall . fetlaf J.O. 011.11KINflao4 tQFFIOE TO LET.--4:hs sth st., near Market, lately consoled by . the ditoghenr_ Vs/lay B. IL, •• • st aloe, Also, 2 Warehouses en Water an Ale; Ne IQ Wood sl, near 6111. Owners of Dwelling Sonana dr dream to rent t 6. 111 plesse:gire so • onlloks, era gas sintat out of be with dully demands lb. room -- raTlill2B,l. 1 802. 51 Mutat mt.. It:OR SA /of, of ground situite in Lawson:estEa, mar ocaosbossh Tolima". Road, Boot OP Athos au Cl it,: by Irni dent This lot llis sad Is dastratla for a orlnta reiddene. Apsly to BLAKELY k RICKEL FOR SALE-OR RENT—A beautiful-mfr. or•Zy,"s"Uat i lbont ..Not?" L mßahCm 810 W. place. The lioproveommato, consist of • dwelling how.. Dun. itiblea, wins •t 0.., ark an goal sat i n ant Lath . r, Iraured neve: falllag =lon 610 ofth abolout counties, $7O. Price be .AD yoomats mamas. Apply . BLAJLELY .114011• - - kitn . so. y.r •o •••• • • . 11414 " A ""°1',"raviii• oounra • • NOTICE TO ALL WHO ARE CONCERN zo , unns tl.l, .1.112, don. In a Infirm Alma ear7or manoaryjmob aa shirt maker; mantas =atom aa4 olotrtlata Jostireminal from th e alamialoto ry,.. 101 l arsortm•at of Hawing Machias., yam. SU Ilaa moat Impronsommta, dltrerant atlas and suitable *TILE azi.ds of vlrlog, bernioloa and, atltdang. 41.10 N, Om law mth. ,s.hiaa adapted fOr say Itiod or mowing from lb* Must oaraMla to Mao coarsag cloth* : mat .4 am mat 1 OffiliTEßll,74Wood at,_ ma • i dunk for Alleabany IHESS 000DS--Silks, Merinos, Co DoLidotea, and Aroma; Catbotoras. Plaids *Ad am) ttaitti or IMO& Damn Ooodt. to DO Itautd at 'or/ HOU ow coot, at A. MOOG Jai root Groat aad MR stoma; SUNDRIES --300 . fieamlese lisp; to S 3 eo. new Asplsr S Witte= tart 100 y 60 fa d s Sag Carpet Seenrss; 631?• ilosanze 01L-6 bbls. bleZhed Winter Whale Ogi bbl•Taaaratf OIL 'WHIM 41101. AcoN, KIRK &ILARD in !tore for ties 1.19 CEO. W. JACKSON. No. 12 l 11 Yk ,FLOUR--100 .reed and for, Ws b, am it unarm water et. lIGAR G 011-10, bhde. N. O. Sum. raismane'bouojar. UTT&R-1. bbl packed reed and for aide 194 DAVID 0. BUM, .ogrus alma and meaty is& grILOVER SEED-11 bag" in atom and for Li sale br , • - DAVID C. PIOFUR-0 &Mil_ dart and Ybt oh by I DAVllso..aarix. 8421(nY8itiD LOGOO by M.4l ramayika 'me a9d_ imge n tilt O. CNt AODYNT,—.ll.stao curs Pismo. Wu, ka-12dos rev% e r Jos b y usi.mwszeiixt. WO Story, BaSok Ihrelliatonse - ooxio al. two Sedan ad Vol °Wu in ductatam Tb* lattlemr s ailv it t. , y to n i -on Strambl2l7, &al In bliaiaTal/"7" tarcialni .„, • •: _ 01 isslest ' AND PRIVATE TAmm us W:7l . V l CLa ith eta i' llall t„,A.,... c a' Oft; dia tad slmal en .134 - idard URVIIWaSZI lemma RECIER BALSAM - ..jr irgrio'd &IMO otlleases —ulna& l a° "7,ibthr now la ago g rog i" Vittrk AMY iruasov:4. torWi"."3l"—tslaby 11-212V—Ch—"ItHa0.' &maw:* .ftw-_,-.04 atannyme emmwolao rftwir It maw )cx,emh hrew-br • ' 9 1101114 ati , l A 604,0 tantiaitcie olatateikg,
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