THE. ~ - . .. . -. • , - „ . , ~ .. . . ..... -• BITSINESW 4 iiiREC T rO -- aa. rairitaitu, Ora. eXiltiVelitEled holsl , lol • In Maims mu!,' New Tan. Isee No t 10.044 dm; Boon. P. a ur... ire Linde fee am mwe most lathwattel d Lined iredette examenetslPezer• Within the Uniteol•titatea swing 84,10 for UM . .. 4 InzT a HALL, 9 aad-li. Park Place, NSW ram Invite the aWatkal or Oaf en *Fax al to ea analroal! 7 lion• attk. at - • • iiart, PM 15 D ~.. ....mfgebtoß 11. /11121101 IN STILAW .700D6s Autrummacnowros. ratisiusoq,-te salaam simaxwas Of rATZBII2II3OIIItiIIM4 am, itikti, .. , Wtett a paint imatasia of STEAM_ BONSED3 mud KAU, orthe Emma dr . digns. all of Irma rut bs 0f11a,4 Ur wave Mr. " • - 11114, PAM it tIALL. lacilorlaor - '. - - .Bk 11 Parlalsza, Nowl'ork; The Rritioa-Plate Glass Company. 111401.121.1.% Warehouse for the United States ; ; 10LIN IV; PLATT; . Mary BCras4 :Yew Usk UTECBS4 will. be round a full eeaort ment N — vt — thoirltatortor PoUstuid Plat* Mr .Bton...sad Liam. hoot., Ithowiltow. Also,Noutit Glum = Isobel! thick. • N, No-Ifootton oostomoto aro otfoitOtt to the New Buda H at omo o Glom et Oblot at Oo toNs an o ton. wtocO itlasoi witta lah2fOrmdt th e PIT SECRX&DT,: MOTT . BIIIINDAGE 6 tai!avuoing urns. amber of Prost &,..4 NB', YORE, . onsamma.or 1 4 EIPLE REFINED OAMPiLENEf 80 and 9i Oaraut„,ALCOUOL 4 N. F. RUI, 0.110 itlitunCteascl LID =Liu IN The Ltlartng malaise of hot wallah sad olfanki of ths Mint ventins Mutat , • .81,11127L5G- Mina, 41114 Sa, Tat. Ti tea,' Hada. daft sail Mal tar cetalse, Baal y _an& Mal Tar, and HAVAI. tar: • a:araztay,.l,. - • LIiDREW t MOP. cOM 2111.8810 N .11E110.11ANTS, Cotten tad Woolen ItlaebUtery. utas damn s ffidibikiti.e,,,all.l= dicr. Impartaial nm Deem lb .Artl4l4 • 80. 67 Pixie Bt., New Wit. u.—Aoakke .. WouDatll7l , • BEACIII IRON WORMS," &eon Engines and Boilers; ittoliadrio Agency In New York Ihr 1.0 LT n/AVEWlESHOP , Bleallitalste Tools TIENIANN & CO., 15 Fulton Miter, New - York. • u,341 4 111.FAOTOREB.S OF 14,.WATER COLORS, , t .e. and Impoeters of - French Zinc White, he. tilecalawand Pries Lists Ilbrrard.l ayw =ni p to tea into:Mara. - - Econsitt's4 2 o4lll Elastiit 81cIrti. " tI AITS &MANOR, No. 1 Barolay street,' IFTIONrNatto ate Atropine :ozonic. they • dm the to:24ltho ,p,4=1., Alt ouittattotturra and aolltor too Dooptatooo lootadtrot to bor. tame tiRAT.R AND FENDRII 11.11KEA- - • irdwom . ,1)41 4utcs,ADTA.r.,.#A3P-ratsiF.,, 88AS)113 PIi&TIORK BCALEELi nridersignid havineban . .at4ointed. • Vailloaltir Agents tot tha 'Ws 'ot• thus coloteit+ol /14E4 osanotooturokbilke orti&o,l Winton • 5. it T. FAIRBANKS& CO., .lt7 •- Hope Isolto sttaation ttkotlttloo4olMELOO 4. gag f a of these Sol otos all atoms • • Stun books tioto savowee to ths MOW= riare i t s. the itoltroodsto •tho thgtott.Blatos al • to moo tatoohottoodomtbzoostiotct• 0.. inm mot aoltotto mune? atoliesollitizabilt• WV/ /1 6 5/i the All i tra t rn' a o ttellt bd li •+ S . W . adont• tbotilmoi Pptioblit, Donnas; Elll.-tlo.t. ,1 UMW Seakos.at r IOW& 86J006 U118.8r At Wi tt(, Wort/ exist, Ooottosodol• Row atii•tro,, •.- , •; t PITTSBURGICCOAeII .FACTORY. uostar—:.«.--wasats .111111 MW t CO4. - itameacco.to a., is. , . • fiat :I" DUN 21rag 1, ritisburk4 co4o - 141,10- egi. to ogdarouglitalthad upszpossidAr il a ggb‘t=t " ..! 4 ! Ul !" ‘" . " , M.,nlM" ‘..,. ilidif , Olf exit Uatlier store.. D. KOMPATRICK. • '' ' •• .., Setareat Market and ChM= sta. Mad k e. A 5.7011 SAM - SPANISH .111DMi Mill Maid PIC= Kim Tanners' 011.Tanhara a rat.% i f ..." T IV It M'ult 74.: I,' X Can nutlet vice will be alma in =att. or Wan In exchange tar Marc Lanus i•l4 fru of c ,:it Ur rand OIL L. WOW= WM. EcOUTCHEON vpHor.PqtALE aIIaOCMALS. Produce and Conuninian Ilerelrents, AND DFA PR o2ar Manufaetand Auticies, ffe. 219 Lan* greet:" earner of Irma, PITTSBURUH. PA. 1/21/. OXRaI JONES. a. cougy, W,110:LXBALIE;13.1100E Ei BOAT PUR.tithillga: Tratiiiie and fitypggrAlannitietams, 'No. 14f 'Water Street, 771rflagliChtl. PAINTERS.- -- G 'LANE+ AND SIGN. PAINT E RS: r. IV/7.1.0 ,M 0 azulyartet etly .to : mean,, -1.1 fiebßfro wasslad . . . . BO SON, WNW -43e 'POUNDERS Awnyalona. BUILDERS; asitlesintalamoefirll dsieru uju Outinp. G = . lf a ctil: 1 4 1444:161;:be'tirsan il;t1, l ead iaccuit SOH. WIOSSHBHA~S _ _ • •yvatoLza3 hltraialitt ~- 0 11011(1111S,' 241 - Litsityntrat I. Bad al a 4, *us Intedb.Pni si.ars krna car hind , sa4 ibetalawdinoral and totetrtnaiwWinnaitat Deal% iistiletww: Ma_ t; 0114 -Stuffs, all Window Gam. at InldWrintlN WW=otr. WA mid dry . rianwy - We4l, To ay obilciondriadlingtonoinaw 'dame rtri Litsrav to iNgticom. own inturnsd to Ibis dip a ll 0111/21W.MitibUISILUISIIt Or 'llto.dod iro. - VVddbottrstriet.l - NWIlw - Iniporso. pod= oil friwidLonlbso of . r.Wedin Litman Immo ao WWen In vim* Um: Oath snyttillicibeltosr wont In soy Woo at Ondstons. tu.tto • .130033:42iD SHOES - ' .'..: : • W El• 0 LRECA tar. AN_D ; IPE TA I I, WEE subeiviber reeliectfally calls the a- E.IMR A Odds Mind% and Modal% dedsnr•Dizto an of Ind watedadv• Oxen at Boot. end Meow • IX =lb. .. aatzt , ~,,v . .....r . ..m is jd s 43anntkorgrdnd Sbb•fir bads oat of the best 4 .........,..i;th imk sot= stn4• . war". b. insintheldwoo and M.P. en b 404 • eonnAn• eta* a -MAW* smut i ll . o x o 1 0 4 .. 4 , 31 , ,,.h .. . , .yii i =l Yonned ia lows....= gilt =CLlng r o le erP a lmy •11 1017% tth •Mri ••• 14•47.011/fr the ab4lllll4loll4t u tamtdon =area es ti•"'l' L iilit i ge . "4741.".1.11.t. k w1 11 ,t,, , 1t •u P42 :lMltidt.l44l4 Idipiludinass Ann A. WESTER " TEA : STORE. • - ,,Cornar "Od add Sixth streeW - DoSS-11ANORED .BLAOIL TEA-10 if. MP:YI= i= "th r mop itgor talfltvviv V lam ÜBP ETlBCFalltiVp silkiabl'' Latest lj ites 63o o . _AR. CLOAES, TALMA S taM LINDROIDESDIN AND STAP+# (fOODB, Use. Ali to tf, k t 1 ' b an fii4.9"1=444043ar , lei sal Vaitt i ta-15W oe3l 8 vet: prawn and fire Dom itony taOIIZIWABEIIOOBE.,.Na. Waal stmt., As the Amspnr - Ilse „arched lidded oah the hichilecoutl %tulip J. *OOl4 • e +thdge abodes einem neldh se In ear, Ilhe hweh ea. hal ...a te eh km Ih• haven to Veita ' Anhalt.tht rmr..., Hag :Dtsr i lteT 4 , 1 . 11 whi t , - Liquor g -R ()UAW - - rKWIICAT A. 1311 • - Oea kaiedikbd tondo by sinorastionlissmr, m *raw : rOotscriallU. Bristace4 toot. El • - .. ir:::. t. • , Dont - ilk YOUnlr4§4 SP* , MS dotivire4 Of Mate. - PIPli , . were We i it. R. - Removal- 11Ur.SRLTAR8 Wtoleitilerut . ilmand td thmnra nd "4tl'airD=" ientiter =oar= is Irtz.kVa a4lolol •ltrane oWt44 RanzoTal. - • LABANEN'Alanufacturer of even To riV;01:11:Mt ~..FOLF, a I, S litgatta ilr4 44 4 rhiFlG—. rict amp. .Vii&10141. Ua 4601 lai-. o,burre, ip,apv.6•3• - • • ,1 f • catITA gewitrightan Tab andlluoketTaittorieiTh' - 11111 G.: ontingribors mackinaw alaDUlaatire b ilzpitfibia.4l,lloets r. Tob•slirim*. LtnoW•ab• sad Wissatikataat W•9111=1,14.. • W4LTa.n. - ggegar:Bugnaji- tad alert; : with thirlateilrizorpravement, - -WiWeacted bwtioteat. magma awl AN& 6 , 4 w. Daly ind Jacdsti iron. mzido az sows sy.t..ww twastiVOA= 0 Pitt. limitsti, Ps... _ w w..WALLJJJ•,;. :S HEMP CORN 7 -101}tinh:br.store :,- for tab law tia eta be ' - 100 . ' DAVID a altaß 6 T , 013-2000 tit.” - ' ' iiiibffi•z :-.7,..::atir 13-4000 titeiriti7Bap,. 'for DAV= Cf. SUM. BIitSINESS CARDS. ATTORNEYS.` _JOSEPH'S, & A;•1": MORRLSON Attor maztjaaligf 143 Yalu alreet,Airm OBERT E77PstIILLIPS, Attoropy atlas% 10. st:Lonis.ato. -- (.7 . itOBERT POLLOCK, :Attorney at Law-- I=o,n nth salt - Grant annotihopsodt• th.O.urt stays, Pittibureu - . raT24.7.1:0 FAMES J. KIIIIN/Attarney at -Law, °Scat 111/ Fourth West, mar Gnat. Pittabarek• Wirer AGENCIES. hildhigan General Commission and Collo*: tuni Agency Nice, LOUR the collection of Home and Foieign J 11." Maaantlio and another lion. Malmo. In alkhlgan and atmont litote I/least:Rant awl • Payment of Monark Payment <Tax.. rumba. .4 Belo of Meal &tato and Sto and Ineolaneo Aaants. PMLTISIt INDE4.4olP'Dotrolt, Rif vw ereaceein Hltenceple—Momes. 0r.41 Ralastalank• era to A. Oa, U asotto Moir. Lama% Stewart 00, Merchants. or Mehl= ft= WM. A. IRWIN'S DIAL ESTATE OFFICE, No. 87 Front CL.aut.; 11 door from Itszliat: Duke is LA* C1...M -oulin Oro. Plg Iron. kg. Om& property bought and .old. ' USTIN LOOMIS, Real. Eatata Agent; Idarlistollao sad' Bill Atoka; *tie 71,0. 02 arch e!aert. *Dove Wood. Busineu picnaptly attended to. ..i7ll/401 QAIIIIIEL L. . MARSH) LL, Secretary Cid saes Wars.* Oompaar, OS Water Azo.t.l GORDON,, Secretary Western Ineu mos G. 92 Water Meet. s , ,GARDIIIERCOFFIN, Agent forFranklir' VA. hunasam Oaatputy, nortlwaat eon,. of Food VI A. MADEIRA, Agent for Dentirttro.Mn Inentranour Oonipsay. 42 W 4444 strut nau~GISTS. soaa a..-.....-cocnims rum= • FLEEING BROTHERS. Can?:us?ae sQ cAuDzi'a-lxo WIIIMBSALE DRII,GOIBTI3, NO. ell iraouria uts . f • eta rmsto. u Eft% m.euestgra vigglnit V 0111 .oull HAFT, Jr. Cona_opossor to Jos. Idlluf tm,)39lullseal• sat e Druggist and Duke la Drestark Woad stmt. &dam bear NaN d d..l l l4 6 Pittattargh. • ddrltadaldt: .kadat at Dr. au:6lo OILN P..SCOTT, Wholeinle Dalai in b.rty.to pan ,P t.. ts bur ow, v g& mdst. ma Dr. Raft Flo. We eetit Alt eau. Wilt molts raFt sttiention. 1: . " El Ei PRTiaesk Wholesale Dealer •in i llem, ore Stab, v.ba ra a, 4, 11RAIIN & REITER, Wh 8 h Retail mast of Molts and 8_1.014 and* SORDONMAKER & 00., - Wholoaele Dis zg ht L , No. MI. Wood ars; Pittsburgh. AOSEPTI FLEXING, Successor to laWilooz &Co, eosin Mutest Moist sod Dlootoad—Ros= :Modl i got hiz Moctotr ‘'d ° liirtatotosod for pottolotoot to his triniairit - • emus. COMMISSION &C. JNO. B. X. ELUEITINE crt Aittburvik lintrobreysgotosan k Roma. XDONEVA ICEREITME ' FLOUR ,FACTORS, General Produce Communion Merthants, No AT North Whams anti 9b N. frator S., Mae Bop, PHILADELPHIA, aim to Dageloy. Wecdward&Go, Phila. D Ulmer & C0,01r1 . .. 0. arrett. Manly & o, " floDoet 00 , Wood ito leer 0 Tweed & Biter,. Ova 00, Priv &Go. • ' -** Vaelleki CAM, • . Morrow , Truitt. BrOt&er & ()N. " JSetteanoweth& Gettler Go" " . Bryan. Downed y 00:alttelVit; Lie Wilallatba CW.Prlelr yaM,Caegrare a c P.elakly= 4 , 1N1 4 111:14mrilt eat! Philladatads idstobtaito grastailz. , ffiaBANBA—ANJER - . tottootom to A. A A. DNB me./ FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Commission and Forwarding Merchants. No.. 114 Bicond Pittiovres, Ra. IJaa 1. '6ea1171 1.19 SPRANGER 34ARBA UGH., lABILSSION.-DUSIFURANT, Dealer In Wool,llovialene•& Prance generally. NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, • . PA. J. R. - MURPHY -- FonwARDINa & conthussiothagaimetur, rosticulat otteatlon given to Os elm of PRODUCII. No. 155 Front Street, orremt. U. Motomirobsla norm. Jame J. • . ATIVELLjPIE & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS. Produce it Cortillterchauts, PlrrallUgak APINUI.4.C2T3BS , t1...W00# Watsr amid reset es DAVID 0. MOST. Flour,Trodoos, Proviaion tad. Comathisi • MERCHANT, ' '147 Dibtrty amstiqf Mad, • • Pittsburgh, arvis hie sttestion to tholusteibf Flout. -! ) "* 61 ! 1 '2! ° ll4 _ • • meatiamoincumalr_seUZ4 . . a 03,17 .r4 , 4 , At: 41 .(16 (Ini.° of the - Shin OfKingß Moorboitd,) CO)1B1103I0Ir -KM I.IANT, plazas rig ra 1 L 41171 - HCOaiii No. 76 Water street, below Market; PATTOBIIIMI IL PENDIA. • = A. L. HARDY, cminuasi l kY IND i gen aAt Nil rlictrann Agcntof f: tliejltd i tsan and Indlanapol# No;&1 Water st., Fitietaiigh, Pa:" ", MiMMA:=I EtCI(wARDINcii4 commissrdzi buta.. • ALM um! Dale+ in at thalscrli Man- Articloa,linid Pipe and Shad Load, 11e.97 tYat Stmt. Pichstarglx.• • -•• aali4sd'64 t . • 1:4 . •• Arren, . sed Wr= Prxtue A Wall eassa-Baslthlial and,Woott. mcsAll LITTLE (31:141 3Vholeaele :-Grooore, tradamialOomadirosldare,luentyand bar,. ktscia, - 140. .112 meow ErZar. INIIO. MT 7 WATuniousz.,;- to: • : y ff. ooLuze.r.malumanas • • • • ..• BUOY , gAnIODIASP. •• - ' Importer and Beeler I tratchsodAlciaakictiVira • • Na 66 111441r0t 6a- ' • • ' ;".:;'i:DR'Y','GOODS.:' ,, t'. tvaits , •s 3n6liiile and ;Retail Dealers in ‘7 araueso.tomraga, Itoartar au? Fanov ( foods; ho. ' Ifo.ll Netsktist. D4O cad Oa - my. mare. for BMWs isms. - • slklalr . ; D. AM A Jr., ere, . - ---- 1N:,91 nurlei et:, axe obeink.out their is..twitAf rum as im mag r agest 1 igy. i Vurn ou tisugUriotr i tUuToUoarUur itr c j.)l e arnanseotb u Tiah"thkrt4llllol ~, = IM b fa C dr 4l. V.l.P, gJa. jmits .- 5ii.4141 ZIA& 214 4 1 6, 111 "4 1 , 1 raolemkt s VW warleti7 DM. .% ise 1, 14 " 1 !A. &VAMP 131.41n=31•831...0.3.373330arr 410,1= ~acwVlami `DV M. 7 & CO. — Wbolasaleattd I aim allt3' • "t 1". .YldtL •tP ...° i - MrPHY 31:1110ELFIELD, Wholesale 10,1 Batiti*Pm goodk Jifirthiutta, ixturr "math 'mad rt.reti=twm,; *Avrauktr • ivrairismo iiND -postwar:am, rasopytc-xzw , lon- • - !km. R 441 Purchase and Forward all-Mater ••tamed In **l_o6lll,•ambapt, 0r4. , Stem wes and Vac insuctors,.., nonplietunr 0 ol.tda., J i b = f Virucis, Aginti " • • Jib ) laAcsataslaaal=Works, • liaaatiatarlair Oa, ametenn itadana atata!FOa, • ';; , i. g"v tiPaitat 84101 Puking. 'la i1ea2.1.01. ~ ... ,:ileizioral t Litemorg 1 Ramonll •; 1 rA(MIAWN 4 crk — tfa 94 'JIM iligni 4 . lAVlNtrßacumed our tater* to: Na 23; ;padres; halt etwehe A: h. *Mu &CIO we km um,pret iital v end. to exhibit ons of thb.lbe o ctetchNte l."rh_ll., o I. r ibt• jareWat..,,,. {i .1 Oh. Or l. .. . - 1 . 1 C 1 e" .; - . • B=aad ~ i irte z eztth Stet& nal ~., DMlSitittut lixtt.,.. nd IbeetthlVribbe,ixte. ft.,.44,0m21._ Tie ou awl: otr a. = a r i l rm. - VW= prm i lit it e. rjr - stdo 014111 0 0 2,1 11 Vt. OA •elr I. 4.4111 ept isi. tiIiNTUOHY 'BLUR °UAW gust' abed sailitketbe by 1.8. 1401 r. SLAB SOD: 4 ~_.. PITTSBOiiGEf, BANKERS - I.N) . 'BROIKERS 1 BANKING HOUSES JOHN T. HOGG: WIDPORO . . REDFORD . • - . somaitasr 00,, MOUNT Puma/am VVEsTMOILIPD OONNELLSVILLY.. V 41317111 Paws , UNIONTOWN' . J 1 BBOWNBVIdIi,. = . Rtridr.V.Z.d,rti....l:6l.l4ltti n bo u t, Em codiesd., mac Notes nut • Speak+ bought • sa4 loduatotilikod.ottup.,l3karitles tought Aunt esmalledoo., responaArwal and colkattnns..4ll4ltri. mum, gyyrll.l. 1111821........"01110611.1/4110. REAMER! 41. . RAMS,. Bankerß lutii. Ex ' . I .os. Ettosofi. .Buf and. au 43,4 iod Nyman.: /iota, ne=tgogion Dullest. as Stock Bum- Note:loud - 11ms Dille oh East . Lthtireld. Buy a oath Eitctka onComnaltadott: Golfed , taoto mad. on Ill ' Ontsa4 A.T _ul• Eska. . JELIN corner of Th 1. 4.0 woad Er 4 lPt.• .E.alf 'natio the St. amain Ni HOLMES SON. Dealers: is .. and Deaseetle Mlle of Ftitlutose, Outldestad De- pod I . ledtk Notes sad Sped...Nes to Abate' El of tte grathlLlutbduartlta I thli r ler ittedd ethde ep en the I>< ' ts sl wt euth° MANUFACTURING, snmass..4. rvsim,-.w. Lam:lmes ". c AMERICAN PAPIER MACLHE - itr.CNOPAVTUALNG autrAwr, N 0.78 Seem' it., Pittabur4b, Pa. c trquFAcaußEßs i e P apier Macho I:firror md Flame /frainte, Window and rhrzi3ll Manatee, Trams, Cornices. Ventilators and Centre NOM OaWngs. Rosettes and Watauga of every deeeriptioo Ora and decline. mune end warranted more derabli than RAY other artiele now to toe. • ilial.Orders meouted on the Morten notice. 11. , attentlen ottittambuit Rabin, is di rected to this article, on seconnt of Me tight w CUIIIII/Nd, .TUNKS r(o. TS Second M .. at. Wood aket sta. *lad tr lea ntimneen tapitas mum.. etnixii; FOUNDItic: Mitchell, Herron & Co. 3111: ILL continue the business of the' Union rourv i t j ha old . taad orpaimoog, ?MOW TOy ' % tiLactfutoznial;mal. likra”.4 Ewmir.l sevortmeat elasswas,jimasnsaw . Cooking Stri v ßanges and Side Ovens, OPP' 11 D I.IW.LOR STOVES. MANTLE KITCHEN: ORATES, floyous Ware, riNda Boza,Dog Iroar o gad Irma, Tea Settles, Plows and Plow. Points, Mill and;blaohinidy , Crestin' gstenerally, And IS and W=III4 • PIPES at an idle. ;Itoll a .NAILS OF . BUT BRANDS, Shovels, padei, An of Eliclik Ell S lama at iniumtatunlas' Dna. may 7-17 Penn .Cotton. Mille t .Pittsbartch. t i f ENNEDY, OIUIDS & CO., Ranafao NW Lorca af-• Penn A No.l heavy 44 ifheetheor. =Chian of all agues and shadow Worauee sad hone Lark Rope of all abet and dsocriplour sattltua tfeiline o r .t te w fif l arzre Store of Legit Wllra WILLIAM BARNHILL O. 61 Penn et., below Marburg, Pittsburgh, Pa. ( a a TEAM BOILER MAKERS and MIRES. 181./N WQ&KiltB. ilanolliaturess of Barnhill , . At. ant 8011.. Locomotive, Wined And i Oyibu s lirrßoll.o . Mk. -Am 'llr.loll/9:gt .. re Bed; toma Ple lk Ozlle=rs, sat . =ixol au gWork. Heft. ifa i t Veadnot 01. &Lt . the shortast Doge*. All onleto from Masao" promo Up attandal to. lab Hats and Cap. . WILSON k, SON ,keep constant's on Land every description and varlet, of ear and =Us abolesale and - Matt Tbs dashing a neat Ole Bat ow man` and clasp. snerald do well to ate/ nail tall WON* ormolus:los alsowtom. lo=st! LW. WOODWELL, , WhoIesiIe and Retail blanidgeturer and Dealer in O►Mnet Wars, No. El GROCERS. rue/. r, vumogre Shriven & WIIOLESALE GROCERS, . Noe. 130 & 132 Second Street, No Woad and Stanfield) PIZTAMMIGLEL I : ;.2 'A: rja:4l:4: Wholesale Grocer and General Merchant, Na 900 =at, Strut, fiasburgll. 0c0.1.7 HUTH, MULLS 4t4 HUNTER, WLI 0 ESA LE GROCtES, L• 22 Sopotta,olsl..Froutitreet, , lola -"- " x.thrt I=ol4 P.S. waiiate,& Gardiner, KS% LA" D.ICA I. ER 8 1•29 flour, Provisions and Produce Genera ll y, • . NO.= LIBJERTV AO.A.LEY, COSORAVC & CO., Whole .,nur Oronern. tuna up Wonetrit. PI ttatirtaL - sce.ty A. CULBB.RTSON, Whotennla Oruour and Vosseabsion Ilereblat, Dealer Plodue• sad Pitts. Itsmasstursd Midas. lac es sis.ot. Pi Its lags roTa JOHN1.1;0 10 Y 1) It CO., Whokae4e 4 .orooen andOomadadm Itenlaaataafo.l73 Woodall:a 213 Lair rty street, Pittsburgh. lola lIOBERT ,111001 it, WholiTalsie L Dealer in Prodate, Iltta buret Mao alfetccrst, am all Wats of l'lnelso.l24 LkartatieWlau 22612 Lk won, No. 216 Liberty rteset. 4.116 Lead a lary Rock of al:porter . . . moo le sun --......n. s. awns ce MESS, MEANS L (wane- Wick * bleassataso , Wtioisosle artems A..)m Is Iron, liallsAllaw4listtosaaras sad rlttobargb Haas dictum istally . , wars of Wood sod Wow Ma tittecras, .40 ALF 11111LL.—.—.....M1J0 D. Ct. 1.5 L UOILLB & ROE, Whobible Grocers and I:kosamlndoo blur-boats. No. ISt I.lbort7 stood Pitt" NILLIAM A. M'OLURcI, Orooer and y Tiss Kroft of Wood and digits drool:y.0So skits oo hood • Lugo assortment cir alai% Groceries aid dna Tow—Vorsigo Fruits sad Nuts, Wboissosi• KW KAKI Dostmonurplisd on the low@ nd - 40KERT Ldt.ZMt.la & Omar. korwolgalon. Komi:wok kaki to Prodoor Pittsbeagh disoulloopows. 203 Liboty deed. Pittsburgh. 1. haat stmt.SALSII DICKEY &Co., Yibo!male Orcr anallskiwrs Plods" bn Su water arms. si Eittaburga. IMUALEIrkWOODWARD 00. 1 Whole. Vs Seem, 11 , 1•1111lialtat - pMI7zMIIMMrni 10:11 .8::YOla• Book and Job Rimier end Fuldiabm e.minfthstnet.. Abor• amens to easetteltathues. 001C12LNDSIV8 and Box Makes . Einar as IP O. 0001111ANE, fenctessor to B. Sad- WM WhOlissleand Mall Desire In &oak ittatin CIN 8. DAVISON,. Bookseller and Sia- - Wier, ottoototor to. Davison t Avow. No. s tldoettot row Yourth.Etttotatibas. . ^ AWRY S. BOSWORTH, BOokialler SIId Nan sn Stafaxem tn. An la Mots* Ww4 n•nr 4:lo4"Bookedlerit. 1410.6.1 Waxtstrse., ttdoat► to corrat °Mull at. Pa • &bang Mel law hooka constantly. an Dana DlMAD;litiokselletwidStakiqtr;Ni). Tg gogitb *trek. letinn - , CNC. &C. • John .11:: I1e1104". 0 . 6:131 WOODSTEXET, between Diamond. NO an ..-effis,"%citTS:. WO, sad dram ilk ado sad litulol tloods. 1123. 11.111.6.1terilitare, 63-RwilArr. 2,Algilk_ of 4he :Golden Imre pony NR N OFA 01.% /fey intake Pi illtel*Wll 4 omlso g il 111A010119r . 4 01148 0N11a124-iDetbst 4.l:4Mnda .8041 .instro• CharlOtte/WM% N . ANDPACTURER nnd Dealer in Piano Tortor and Implores of into& arol rouidail Infirm orso 8010 moor Tar rho WASURO PIANAtI, abo Tr urn navy -a owe Horton PWOOd.rdin rad •ltb • Solna AttaMmobt. arr 3 Wood at. Ketchum'," ilLower-with 'Reaper Attach , TtlYtmoat pinfoot insobinin in nu; minim o eat from 10 to . 16 Moss °lmmo or milo pet to woll so immkt bravo. br oorp e oraiMo. ;o , llooomillakoomblood $110.: , /or by - • .. _OOll- • . lot4-120W004 Prim Watcher, qedwatut Jewelry , at . peal; Reduced ionic fer: atOBIGITEc:I6. kfilertiriertiie 61,111.1 4 * -. 4.4M .atlraoa.as test dod* to ' Waning his gore .roomiistlytkielrerattue of on, eotire na. swat Melba Aiming - PIO. korsons•daiftffissreat,tgitiltur omalsosbves It !BUY dAKA=inailea taalowaut blipper ilD wat ,‘ „, d , , trbtrxramitgr , T.7l,. ' d,i,t; W Ninth WardPrOpertiflcir Sale eLMILIe SELL an ,reasonable terms and s .4 11 =ssta.11I01.0111.nomer errands oat WWI rts, a tl,.uesa , oak*: - Thoyarn biusboolaly angst . : ups sA) Orrarnip=sol Baldwin ita.nn 'Ant front sr b. niyair for sinner innoting boarding Wager or for anal epna-lbr rod bronslit by the Nuns, or the Coningiorni• KKUT4tII.' aryn ' LOT& *mow of Sutler and WAWA, rte., lopcnite ibripirnfild Mgr= r.raCT. ttr; beardlO l C94 cia for tba =et gure747. ka fM "ig, h J ha'4. 413:10 13 " . - VitrOAN ' .M Mar.. ;an - - -- ':To :MIU-Owners; RE ; Bunn gn ...Wlll - ALM tftes.Buir i zba. AIM 11111 imo. Sam gam_ am 4 OEM Omit Imo Wm, (a dmi am Immves ) C. bud sad lit& meerforM,3l9 Litartyminkbar • beThisealing' al Sox from - restibeeriber baying ruche/sad the 0x... lamas. SAS at J.Sobotess Posoo4 Box ad J. Pretjf.n.statamos Ifons.is wog emotion Jib tg l abiosr ' h i riumps «ol • t t i minet " ls DN-staterocao. oa Sadao! • it. opposite - Amboy OW Oa W___„osis i gial l oql•sotettoold of Os somas - War to ) •14 tot wooly, r i ver ladle tem ostsoliou ot • h, etOrd 'eageitiLLlM 1.• r Qtr. It lUrritalust raced and for uriolw •*aatias - num r;TTHTV - RGft' - : - GAZ , TTE.. NEW NaraitIVERTIEREENTB. gurin,xI; I I(TWICIA. BCItICIA. /Veto 11AL NOVIPArn Hoc= bo. areamoop, Tork. : 'For the 1;000,000 11. B:PATENT Illitikl3l2 COMPANY, • . 90 Thoititisot stivelk, N. AN OFACITIVIEBSOrMA RBLE MAN TLES, TABLE,' TOPS: . • OOLTPINE' PEDESTALS. Eisarna, Starb_les.- Tide article "Ibid. Lis preterration at Ilsoblo Dust, chemically onablO.xl 0 , /ols; So Oa to be Moulded into atmiorm androtar. by vrhith warble ean morkutie. I.tcred Itlfttnia half the ...rot of The maroon motorist, ob.Oa It eseeis it .o durstdity earl bra city. lloilte tiny. Welted loorranti Shste,',thvor Is so surface work; the mior running IMO Ms Masoof; the rosteriat, while no varnish 1. need to air. etmonorsty Witty to Mlle mho. Uni ties nom SS tom TObli. Toposte equally cheap Eights fo r lbmutectere , alseNas of - above for 'the difforent .Stanar,, , whiohArl/1, al1111:111 inumsoro- senator CO those Intorwtin*ltuarotne....tyoreratbo forsisho4 on oPPlieation to • .• MEE 111101N111..Prest.. or JOSEPH LALtE. Soo , ' .. 7(IW YORK. spit French Window .01Asa. E D W - A it.Th P. 'to LOKIE, , . 1447 Chrinibei X. Y., Tao tkow veil fladow Pifer Baltrood Derpt, bQETERS to Daiwa andthui. omen hut eel elnnted broads of I/Waal Wladny allow en /Wow, team Palle, waloloolaformatlon wal be farntabal rub a t °oho:apt of ttiore alarm • atm rat to soy destred laforob and wawa frao of clulfao saltbrav Um Pataiols. JOBS- WitoLESAWMANUFACTURER, • • 234 & 235' Briffitlimy, Now York. The most extensive in the world. rrilE lute tall in ilia tili*LOt zo4teriwooerale, 00n •n IRO the etriOnnor Market,. hen ennb moq l.d me Se mormrsetar• larirelY Its the Boring tried% and to etter to meranehte r as app low mime, the largret end mmt °omelets Ihnorterent UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS to I,tototo to lame or, 'Amerte.." Merchants 'tradition Nen lock to by their garb, areteepenthrtly Welted to all and Amman! the god . Won *. N. 13.—Plessentat this card oot Ina eyuUt iinn poiir Pocket Book for referenor, AMYL Malt. Idanntactorer. mh2s.3mde • REw • YORK 'IIILIMITEU.• . A/RS. SIMMONS! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Ilinamenr AND` MAW GOODS ILODBIL 1104 BIWA]) WAY, NEW : YOML—Diss. S. L non Le - Ecipiktr Ma *was Doman of eci•etind noyeltlea Ad the And Tads, whkb lOU antra and De reedy Int . in tann, nt the gheis or. Almeh.—: Southern aa Wan libretenta, . sad Afilllinate My MI. pegf a lLA i lailto4 . to call P att e rn td'xamie tba lame L . g elsewhere . eBo always ~ End. a• • meet Or oiFlo•O to Stu addevon ref2mdr Paints, Vaninaum. As. • RAYMOLDS.qiEVOR & CO., ISO,* 108:•:/s1os &s r& NEM NORIA, Palm% Virne AUV : W AQ i T lth ß s l an Mae PALM lamartates orand omelets In W LT...F., L F._A 1 - :49LORS, BROWNS, OtnniONDS, OILS, am 111,1ZindTran PAINTIMS and th. p r aemere/17: MltheSeMo./ goods oats of MST QUA • Forsigo goods r s recta dlreet ham tbs Follows, sad fecrmb/ the MAMA M Other erbei. ma Me moot Orders by moll promptly 'Ottgladad to, JAMA.3.m. FLEET PREMIUM NANO FORTES. STEINWAY SONS, 111•NUNACTUBER8.114 add BS Walker Street. anal laaavins,ll2ll Toll 4 ESPECTFULLY: , :eaII the ta at-11901 LI.. tition of the pab ll o hi their Wand t eseortroent of aeletiras4 atadsquare Pianos which. kir Volume or tone, elasticity of . touch. teanti of ;Wigan short !Tory thing that. ..ender. -Phan Datfacte 081 itninnWeed. They wm awarded the Find itantinin nat both . kinds. centzwtltion with lb. moat dlethaguished roakera hona Imam. rbiledelphia. New York red Balthautw. • - NEW T.8.P.1MP.111-Bntalear • Bosta have lost been swam.% the FUIO ?molars COLD 11.E.DAI. toyer all eampstitern) at Me late Iralr•f•inertewn Istitute, Crystal Palace. toe the MIT, Pianolottaa. dot enladfr Safety Fuji. • C D R MINING PURPOSES, and for IGNI TING CalitNerth ;PET and DRY blasting. et R armor The QOTTON sad JUMP RIM air. the MAUL* and UHL! TAPE WATILR RUM, biaskolotored and mold by GLENN PUTMAN, Liberty NEW TORR. SW Ordain peoPeptly. lilledihr all Janda e GUN POW. DIM, of trot coot approved . brand.. [DOE% UM Bi- TlO NAL rim, WORRY/. RIM Old RAU, Juot sold disv • • . soluslftwiLintos. a co.. • littnl=llll tau pit LEM IN Drop, hilts, Uilai Dies, Perfamury, ke, • 170 wILLLLNIST.,•7cew York, • • I NVITII the attention ot the trade to their in atss Itat rathsl .took or Lista ?Blatt 014. niinsi. F lo addi ta, tlontotaar maga IsonorantLoorotblapts tnnas. 111 , ./..• 1, 1/. 7 r•srlnt.dirfn t b. scams of prcdoa tlon and m... a t of loath . Bair sad ELI rtty Brosolos, Oar trona and Para:nary. Lu a's stostsEmsalyatbsw ar = -" asnally worttrawd La Dyargbits atM b.) in law ...Wed TA oiler co Mr ;2411 11411.31111:07.81147.a. Orders. sails? In pawner by soon. will roads* 17taiMpt 7Utatt.lol7. • 1 , 11541 , . '-'• napoi TO 110 USEWARPEII.B AND DIIALIM. TM HOPI KILLB, T. r....... 4 _and 71 Ussiast mar. bila t irota. Proactpd sitfly. I.o3,flast aired. New root ; . , fsstrap Noe. tes3l sndba Unions sti,, , t,Jarmr OW. 'PIM Proprietors : cic this long awl well s. known • t , WYPIE AN.D.0P1C*4.174131..1.1111.011". Muttons to prows Lb* bost... Jb.... s In 11.11 e, ad asMnt lased. Blanatirst and other Wm, ta— n., Isha vow. II ustard. W005,.....1. many_ other eel des at dolly WM in sway Iztrieli then or aeon ths most new:WU torsos. amt to dealers who ahrt . town. . , :B. tJ. 0,1151.1Akt. soars advised to llama* te =Cgs w att.. ____ - , t: - The AdamslCl.DOrete Com . pakt Pittrburyh, Bee4ester end :New Ens,/ .).prute. 17kilt/ it the especial accommodation of the e.a. Poi olat.buo Woos lloe of the Ohleasof Pea. Tanta Kalb ced,..tetusen Pittsburgh and New itrightno, oboes 1.011Istat• towbar and Modal Mations require rash Assam. The Adm. gamma ; AM.:many him mule each =ot with. tho Its as to ...DI. them to pal rawer am tbe ACM maiolletion TYalit, who Mil bike them or am_ prMerrty god bashing properly 0.112.14. dto blur. Tito iseseeoser will hare ma 10.. VWI to the Deign+ Um, or toed posit and be. ter essurity orklosey. Jewelry sadother Saloables, 11.• .linear. New Brighton by the Mosotho Trim. reoulo it Pittsburgh acid A/Ugh. ay City Aortas ?Surety I. Wing to sorb commisidoos as may bit entrusted - to blur. and Morn by the grealog Thou. with 11400 Mb anti Commhdose agitated. 11E11 O. We dots ta maitre co his no OM all pores* Peobiam. orders. roomy. go . which .111 be _Adipose to the misty awe one the arrival of lb. train at the ADghms QtY Drisst. Ile will maw noels. mitt= ce verbs' osseig. n to Is dailrvesd ig the eltycogisourtlcaLe latekl i Vce— Mole loltiroietioni sod Murk ;rspliertber .04 Mont thitat—routit Irtiortmwe. iirt elOMII; met ri ge. ItrnrW o a r dl d fat t cittZt t =1: dliteoou • Moot Mtn chart. bat tc Insure each debris 0e77,~ the tllmotion on giectemigleteMMl7 IMIrMt , imam aborW be oxplirlt4 At Wey Mese hi, all neettarerill ha: elth Illtstlim bat of the itellroMl Qmobeity; trim tin prom party t the WWI: on thektoMmil of the halo, to neolve Mespods. _ Tim shamMtlor caSsibti ;PicliagoU Mara lorTihut rm trtrViT "4":4. ° but ZVI= to Moon. of It modal ocootopeto b. ewe , ; ; Al the liewesume bi required P.allgtie tam tmd by moo daily trig. the aimy.: Mid to PM rams of the line will p rease not stir him ta k a Vl Nl.wr root goia so diteretba t Z the matter. g has keen and comrimbettils , datlee 05/I=l/0614. fUtibungh..-61.1/0131t11 Mot. 0 1 .0.1".• _04 , 11rt*P11 , 41161. 114V1-(4.2' N or.ltater• — 8211.* -. 1 II FE": ilibightt6. t-14, Cbattom.. ;1, Nu. dripatima—ldr. Wow - Om m' unC = Alu =rlai..l Pissabureb., /r 4, 1118E13E8 OF 1 / 1 11 .LOl6lB. .. .- . . tiort• ROBERT' , lIIMMER. 'desires 'to an 'whoop Will* the . bilbrapadden . and who art InlTsrlng Irmo ornotion• of ter= Or fitnt e . h t u tZell aI W aVIWIT=I = l ce: In olden o to fonntlro , ozObiatkn or bit vim cm 'arm sallrot • crlitt:Cbolmanary &mew , no Fahmarr ocun . tent= -o46llltin to Moen inknuatloo weino .be bic bon every Ono 'ad to or eaddwlngfroin either _ Ihroseldil= ,erOoninandenoin enendhddaplansaimat the tortbal of I tOcjiment by lontSs. ,—: "- ,'_,„- • ' _ Dr. Mint., would - ontonnon last jut tool inornoo brooch .cstabllstnanto Lbw Vortroont Or tion Mamas :at Ptdbnioloblo. BoXtznato NM Wochtnons; nolopttl *a 'aro plated nudge tho Poo 01t Owe* of alallnn - and 'orocoopllaboct n.slclsat - Artintsto, who barn , eenowation with him long sod . Mat aspiliot,Virtg, I.troornentor onlnionary: oUloinni PaCks en In tnonnltlonwill tbannalt In WU,* OnIOY IL IO K l Oon• tam of Dr. Minters Keine and t reathaent under lb. 'mod tamable anesteed; ,_ . _.- - ... , Thor &nonviolent' as Mama - *Tte "' Dnicirm DrodlcoO nO4II . tho nom of to bY . wandering duets. way.i. cum, inamwca. ,hung tore nolo. car Moir omilorpner. and hi td• Oak Or ..? Online NcilriasCln ttio Dro on ocron. ', pi, • oven moo joacl i ,M U nenct on thin oth* on 4 to Oman:NW rem angling - dim mina of% Min the .4 and soccorafol mods al trestiordlissuoi of nu MY - . , In abseniandethlow at; a ,Tnrost and thoro JO .notlillSoultrattondlnti ID* Allinor nOoro • MM. - -11 z" and: .On. ?AO -Onntlentoo , of tbolt ortottoo to o,llltholnicleni ern= foritintOlt; tOr, 11001. , by Plardt• !ad a'-Uri o 1:. dataVe_ab tabloid OW -enable Wm Intim , Il mots MI non oxXldt sta.dolon tot their rms. This Ilst, worths, vitt& melba of nor thOcolsl4o. "albs Incrordscl no OPPIOSOM W._ Mos oh the ha_lowind midtown New , Torla Dr..Boberf Idanteraio4.2ll Btoodor; ns ridlndoloh, l ' r • r• 114414 oral ity sti Ihdttenote, Dr J erw u . um. de. hak a a , . dorn—D unto. tan %twain be i 4. RVI eAcadidn.rdUl.t4el d 6 pee.r n.o.n. dy , m no 'TOO a by hater, 14 ~ .i t Tairle.W. I,. t Vr Ptgtr N a,b o i oletfo e b n , awanl thhrk,/MEHnnt a wa - n adadteNawltT --, . • -lawitailds.. 4AF• 'N. YRAZIERit. orinerly ~i .iesideni of silttabninh; tainrrofintray wilt Jam' hero lit • tan i. for cm ummuithuts end kictux 01 0 1 " 4 DM2k "' Goltall4leand Inbar4 hiyhn4 tenney to luv.st. of wan ,rant to kcal" can loon thstr MOWN inithfully and . 41Ter t urrtZ27o!fdlful .r= " 4, 1 .1 1 ..:n P. M. ~....,. 43E114 4it.li,i rk.i t.l3. ..,,,_.., John .5 laminar; orttanti ........"Ibil i • linlaket AL Pan, Batam:644- A. Ctuninun. °ohne., - . .4ban{os I.4o...,.4ll44.bnpr.,4ohnnwrapill.no:OnVanni T. L.*./141 : DLETT.:2 SIIIP AND. STEAMBOAT , FIXTURES, No. 157 .Southlitriois,.Sew York. EOWER. OAP/MOIL Common Iron and Wood Clostanto'Bood'ildlobtolouli ma t.,,owir. Rader :8 Ittlferir w' a au.= tltinrirrtres sad Boob; B ronizor ' Zirlizo Arsi.c Boso•PBet "a o . 4 4 , thia lic !O V6o6lznk odoldiotg War and Iron Mamma, 110664. 'Ph6466 and 0.-14.44.. lands We 7604464t0r684446 , 0104160 IdhoPromorttog sesta Ilf. . nattrums and 13 164644 416461116,1D0tk050l Indio II uh, rm.. LI earrewacllar to Uto lattli4matost Loom 64 6667 low Prow, kornher oth a 161.66 05t667 et or. 44,14 11' MC : sum Moo all 41:11.446' :Unitowvannts I. Booboo . Pilo btbs I EALVOI• M it a ' received at ="11.4.710, Tl, '. my :w og: na l :iv ' tr Z oobutzi ...14.wiii b :stdir znb. r . : : :: Do: . i. , t7g I ; null ' * . * **x4'°B L°"*.l'hui we Maimi li ft ^tiVtli .IsuA t tleur•gbi =Pt Otani% Pik 6,1' -glialKaigilith=r4ll. SUNDRIES.=IS4 easkelioda'Aisb:. taw Gam& Can kw ;ISO 49- What is wanting here to fill up the ample meet of a high judicial mean? It is an accu ser? The youngest born of the Republic is he- , fore you, imploring you to rescue her from im molation on the alter of public faction. Is it - a . crime? Bethink yourselves wl•at it Is that has been subverted. Die the ,whole of a Complete and rounded off Republicad Government of a Territory, Indeed, by name, but, in subdtance, a Civil State. Consider the effect. The People of Kansas WWI '.'perfectly.free." Tha now are. free only to submit aud obey. Consi der whose 1 eystem that Republican Government was, and the Power that established it. It was one of the Chnstitutions of the . United States,' estab- 1 tithed by an act of the Congress of the United States. Consider what a tyranny it is that has been built on that atrocious usurpation. It is not a discriminating tyranny, that !pelmets and punishes one, or a few, or even many, but it' disfranchises all, and rednoes every citizen to abjeafalavery. Examine the code created by the Legislature.. All the etatntat of the .Btate of Missouri are enacted in grate, without alterna tion or amendment, for the government of Kan 'em, and then, at :, tbe , --end, the heavy blunder of mienomer le.correated by an septa• natory act, and thzeirheinever the word "State" occurs, It means "TerHtory." And what' a code! One that stiles not, indeed, the fruits of the womb, bat the equally important elemental a State, the fruite—the Immortal frtiltsof the mind; a code that puts In. peril _ ail rights and liberties whatsoever, by denying to men the right to know, to utter, and to argue freely, according to ooneelence—a right* In itself con servative of all other rights and liberties. Is an offense, wanting? He stands before you, In many respects the most eminent. man in all the world—the President of the United States—the constitutional and chotien defender and protector of the people who have been subjugated and enslaved. Is there say thing of dignity or au thority wanting to this tribunal 1 Where else • where shall be found one more august than the Senate of the United Stales? It'ls the anolent, constant, and undoubted tight and usage of Par liaments—it is the chief purpoie of their being —to question and complain of all .persone, of what degree 'cover, found grievous to the Com monwealth, in abusing the power and trust com mitted to them by the people. Does this tribu nal need a motive? We have that, too, [open:l- N reality. These usurpations and oppressions have hitherto rested with the President of the United States, and those whom he has abetted. ' If they shall be left imredreased, they will 1 heneforth become, byeidoption, - oar own. The conviction of the offending President is complete, and now he sinks out of view. His punishment rests with the people of the United Swee t phase. treat be hit ,betrayed.;Hialeah. vietron was oily incidental to the business ugh% is the order of the day. The order of the day is the re:tress of the wrongs 01-Kantal.. . . . How like Onto- eitaialherarelthd t,irinioi, fat tyranny and revolution in all countrite and In all times! Senses to-day laltithe !cry act of retro- Innen against a tyranny of, the Pre si dent of the United bites, identical in all its prominent fea tures with that tyranny of the King of England which gave birth to the - American Revolution_ EMMY has iostltuteAl a revolution, empty be cause ordinary,remedies can be applied in great political emergencies. There is nprolound philosophy that helongslo revolutions. Aceord big to that philosophy, the President id assumed by the people of Karam to enteetain a resent ment which can corer be app seed, and his power, consequently, must be who y taken away. Happily, however, for Kansas, d foe us, her , revolution Is Calf that was antielp led and Banc-' tioned and provided for in the netitntion of the United States, and Is, there re, a peaceful and (pandemic& le the express' . may seem) a consiltotional. one.' Never-hero have I seen 001118101% so great for admiring the wisdom and &recitet of those who raised that noble edifice of civil government. The 'people of Kansas, de prived of their sovereignty by a doe:nestle tyranny have, nevertheless, lawfully rescued it provision ally, and, so exercialeglt, have oonstituttd them selves a State, and applied to Congress to admit them as such Into the Federal Union. Congress has power to admit the new State thus organized. The favorable exercise of that power will ter minate and crown the revolution. Once • beat', the people of Kansas conzPreserve Internal order, and defend themselves -against invasion. Thus, the coustitntional remedy Is as effectual as It is peaceful and simple. ~ This is the remedy - for the evils existing in the Territory of Kansas, tibial I propose,— Happily, Marais no need to prove it is be either • lawful one er a proper one, or the only poe. bible one. The President or the United States States and the Committee 011 Territories, unad. imously canted@ all this broad ground, because he recommendsit, end they adopt it. Whereto, then, ao !differ from them? Sim ply thus:, I prat:wee to apply the remedy now, by admiding the new . Sbite with its present pop_ ation, - and present Constitution. "My epee ponenta Insist on postponing the , measure until. the Territory shall be conceded by the usurping authorities se contain 113,100 Inhabitants, and until those authorities shall direct and anthorlee the people to orgsolee a new State under a - new Conatitution.• In othet• words, . I propene to al low the people of Kaman to apply the constitu tional remedy at once. The.Presiden& propene. to deter it indefinitely, and to commit the entire application of it to the hands of the Missouri borderers. He confeents the leadequeey of that canna by sating appreptlitioris of , money to en able him to maintain and preserve order wi t hi n the Territory, until the. indefinite "period : when the eonstitotional : rented, shall. be applied— :There is no tioilieletit reason, for the delay which the Pneident :abbot; - He admits the rightfcil- i nese enctusiiiialty 'of the remedy: tis *aright lot and neeentary now as it ever IS be. It if demanded by the condition and al metances of the of. Karam now You cannot justly postpone, any mote than. you can justly dear, tbae.rlght.. To. postpone would be a denial.— Theitreeldent wilt need no grant of money, or nf armed man, to enforce obedience to law, when lon . haves retirement the wrongs of which the peo ple ' anntiltiln Eion raider , Gevernment. less ;free than , our own, there 111 . no need of : power where justice holds the helm. When: jollies is impartially administered, the obedience of the ~subjeot or cltisen will be voluntary, 'cheerful, ant practically unlimited.- Freedom justly , ' due cannot be conceded too soon. True freedom ex :lsis, the utmost *lids of civil liberty are oh :trifled, Only where comPlainte are &only bawd, 'deeply considered. : and epeedily redressed. So - . only can you restore to Hanna the perfect free dom which you pledged, and she bee lost. ' The Constitatientdoee not preseribie 98,700, or :any other number *Vs, aa necessary to eon- Admit: a State. 'Besides; under the present ratio :of inoreseco, Kensas„.whose population now is 40,000; sill , nutolnt,M)o,ooo Imajew. laths. ;The point isdwoonoetningnumbetelititherelbre ,practically 'unlM . purtent. and frivolous.' - The .President objects that the peat proeeedinge, by ; which the new State of Kansas was organised, : eare'irregular in three respects: Firat, That :the were mutilated, conducted end completed, ;without a previous pennission by Coignes, or by the local nithorities within. the Territory., ,Seootidl.r. That theY were hatituted, **adulated and completed, by a party, and not by the whole people of Sanas.; and, thlrdly,lhat the new `,istate holds in attitude of delisinie and Weber filinatlitn-lowirde the Terrltivial euthorities and the Federal Union.' I' reply 'find, that ir the ;p m y tix u ngs in questiois were irregular and par don-like and: factions, the exiganalM of the :;case would at least excuse the hunt, and Con :mesa has unlimited ditatetion to waive elem.— :Secondly; The pradeedingi were'not thee irrtypi- . let, partleandUte and feedons, become tie act of Coupes' forbade theta—no sot :of the Territori . al Legislature forbade them directly or by int ' plicedion—nor had the Ter ritorial . legislature power either to anther* or to prohibit them.— The proceedings. were, Indeed. instituted by a party Who fanned them. -Bat they were prose. 1 eland and In the customary forme of popular allelic:2o, . which were open to all the inhabitants of the Territory emended to vote by the arpolo law, and to no °them and they haviin no ease come into cendiek nor does the arw,l3tato 1101, sot or assume to engage In con- Mat with either the Territorial authorities or the Government of the Union.' :Thirdly. There ears be. no Irregularity where 'theta is cc -k w prescribing what shall be regalia. - . -Congtess hae - paised .mt l aw retablithMif regulations for a s - dr admisticei of "news Stater,. Pr le lisuall'Wel, being without tom* f 7 ; PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1858. Advance I r ayments.—Hareafter no sub ...tom...in be taken Mr the • balls or Weekir &trete. ankh Dement le trade to advance. Whenever the time le ay to .bleb the enbaaintlan le veld, the pope .inbei....1.b17 mooed. anima the =henget!on le re netted by triunes. .anent. All transient advertislax of every demiptina. will be reOtilred to be 'tad In s 4 rapre: - She only esseptione villt be where trxelal month Jr yeaiiientararts ate' mule. troltda. ' SlLLPltnsbntak lassekip tiasette.—Tno extensive elroulation atom Wesirn Garr& offal to oar tanansas mm a most dansatds medium or Sinaloa MO badman knoma Gardroulatlon la hon. ianfour sad Ere thousand, 00000401 3.11:001it IMRY mmrLiuß o6et¢ravaud ano • inns:, I. Waster's Paaruilrards. and heater's (1010. MR. SEWARD'S 'SPEECH ON THE KANSAS QUESTION• Delivered in the Senate rf tAe United States, .dpril 9. [OONOINDBD.I MEM , tiro in are wi t hout authority. This la • couotry•whose government is regulated not by precedents, but by Couatitutione. - Doti! - pre. oedeuts were ueoessarr, they are,„found in - the oases of Texas and California, each of which was recognized and admitted, raided to the came a. leged Irregularities. The majority of the Committee on Territories, to behalf of the President, tnterpoee tine fur ther objeotion, by this new State emend-. ration to the influence of a secret; armed, Po litical society. Secrecy and combination, with extra-juiliolal oaths and armed poorer, were the enginery of the Missouri borderers in effecting the subjugation of the people'of Brautas,'as that machinery is always employed in die commie= sloe of political crimes. How far Wyss lawful, or morally right, for the people of Xmas: to c e their 4s mp a l i :Li: s e:e b b s 6 . a t a l ll e certainlyrr: ag enci e se w s n m o a t y f o o n b r e s t h e i a or 1 12 a a ls ' de fe n s e ea. °t Iva n oo toe freelY confess, however, my deep regret that seorot - sooletiee for any , purpose whittioever, hnre.obtained a plaits among political oronlas- Sous within the Republic; and It Is my hope that the experience which we have now so disdain!, bad, that they clan be but too surly adapted to unlawful, seditious and dangerous enterprises, 'while they bring down suspicion and censure on high and noble onuses, when identified with them, May be sufficient to induce a general dbl.. continusupi of them. Will the Senate hesitate for sti. hoer between thehlternatises before them f The passions of the American People And healthful exerinse in. peaceful colonliationt, and 'Abe construction of railroads, and the building up_and multiplying of republican - institutions. The Territory of Kansas lies across the path thiough which railroads most be hunt, and along which each institutions most be founded, withoutlislay,: in . Arder to presets, the Integrity of our Empire: Shall we suppress enterprises so benevolent and so healthful, and inflame our country with that fever of intestine war which exhattats and con sumes not more the wealth and . strength than the virtue and freedom of a tuition! Shall We °oaten thit the ,proclamation of peptides nos- ereignty within he Torritoty. of ,Kansma was' not merely a failure, but ins a pietenge N and fraud ? Or will Senators now contend titild the people of Kansas; deetitute as they are of a, Legislature of their own, of Illeintise authori ties of their own, of a militia: of their own, of revenues of their own, ,abject 'to disposal by themselves, practically deprited as they are of thirighte of voting, serving al jurors, and of writing, printing, and speaking'their own elfin lons, are nevertheleeg In the enjejesent and ex ercise of popular 110 T e i Zati ? 81:111f we con tees before the world, so briefs trial, that this great political system of ours iefinadequate either to enable the majority to control through ttie operation of opinion, without Conk or to give security to the citizen spinet tyranny and domestic vielench 7 Are we prepared to soon to relinqulab our simple and beautiful system of republican government , sad to substitute In their place the m inery of usurpation . and despotism? The Congress etas, United States can refuse admiesion to Kansas only on the ground thst It • will nut relinquish the hope of carrying African Slavery Into that new Territory, If you are pre pared to assume (hit ground , whynot do it man fully and consistently, and establish Slavery there by a direct tind explicit act 'of Congress I' Bat have we come to that stage of demoralization and degeneracy so 'goon ? We, who commenced oar political existence and gained the sympa thies of the world by proclaiming to other na tions that' we bald ..these truths to • bti-self-evi dent, that all men' are born equal, and. - have certain inalienable rights; and that among then rights are life, liberty and the pursuit of happi ness:" we who, in the spirit of that declaration have assumed to teach and to illustrate, for the benefit of mankind, a higher and better civiliza tion than they have hitherto known If the Congress of the. United States shall persist in this attempt, then they shall at least allow me to, predict its results.. Either you will not estab lish African slavery in Kansas, or you will do It at the oast of the eatrifics of all the existing liberties of the American people. Even if glittery were what It is not, a boon to the peo ple of Kansas, they would reject it if enforced upon their accoptanoe by Federal guns. The attempt is in conflict with all the tendencies of the age. African _Weeny has for the last fifty years, been eying way, us well In thicsonntry main the Islands and on the main land through out this hemisphere. The political power and prestige of Slavery in the United States are pasa:. ing' away. The slave States practically governed the Union directly for My years. They govern it now, only indirectly, through the - agency of Northern bands, temporarily enlisted In their support. So mach, owing to the decline of their power, they have already conceded to the free States. The next step, If they :persist .to their present eoarse, will be the resumption and ex ercise by the free States of ttte control of the government, without each concetedons as they have hitherto made to obtain It, ThrOughout a period of nearly twenty years the defenders of Slavery screened it , from dies cession in the national councils. Now, the/ practically confess to the necessity for defending it here, by Initiating dieconsion therosehen— They hen at once thrown away their moat sue easeful weapon, compromise, and, worn out that one which wee next in :effectiveness, threats of seneeelon from the Union. It is under such unpropitioua eiremnsuocee that they begin the new experiment of extending Slavery into free territory by force—the soloed power of the Fed eral Government. You will need many votes front tree States in the House of Represents., tires, and even some voteetrom those States in this House, to send an army with a rations of oboes [nib train Into liteneas. Have you Co unt-, ed up year votes in . the two Hoes& Etairlij(ll3 oak:elated how long those who shall beet such votes will retain their places in tho Legislature 1 . . But 'I will grant, for thee:Ohs of the argument that with Federal battalions you eon !non el" very: intoKaneas, and rosin it ; !hers. _ kte you quite confident that this ripublidan f of government can then be upheld anci preservid? You will then youreeliee have introdoned the %Jan nine. No republican governieent pier has endured, with standing armies maintained in its bosom to entente submission to its lawe- A people who hive once loathed to relltqektt, their rights, under compulsion, will tank be long In forgetting that they ever had, any. In -ex tthdlog Slavery intaKaneek, therefore, by arras, yon will antigen iiberties of the people. Senatori - of tin free States, I appeal to Pol, Believe ye the prophets? I know you You know then, that Slaver" neither worki,Mines and quarries; nor founds cities, nor , huilde ships; nor levies armies; nor mans navies. Why, then, will you inslat on closing tip this new Territory, of Kansas against all enriching streams, of im migration, while you pour into it the turilid'and poisonous waters of African Slaveri Which one of you all, whether of Couneeticuti or of Pennsylvania, or of Illinois, or' of Michigan, would congeal thusto 'extinguish the ober light of eitilliation within the State in which your own tannest are east, and in'which yolk own posterity are to live? Why wlll' you pursue a policy so unkind,- so ungenerous, and "so, tiniest, towards • the helpless- defenceless, struggling Territory of Kansas, i n habited as it la by pine' own brethren, depending, on jou for protection add safety!' .Will Slavery' in Kansas add to the . wealth - or power of your own States, or to the wealth; power, or glory of the ilepobilitl' You know that it will diminish all at these. . Yon Profess a desire to end this national debate [Slivery; which has Wait; foiYou, istsletstas• Ls it not time rellnoulah that hope I' Yon have exhausted the virtue for that Purpoit., that resided last:ampule and pftforms, la the sap- , protean of the right of petitbn, and in arbitrary parliamentary laws, and in abnegation Fed- end authority over the subject of Skitret7 within the 'National Territories. , Will you even than end the debate, by binding Ka nsas with Ghillie, for the safety Slavery' la Missouri Keen thew you teat giver over Utah to Slavery; to make it secure and , permanent in Kansas; and byon must Aire over Oregon and ' Washington to oth - PolygeMP sad StlTery, 110 as to guaranty equallythe one and the other of those' peculiar domestict institutinir 11thh and so you must go' on, sacrificing on the shrine of pesos, Ter- ritery [ after Tetvttory until the Prevents; na: *nail!, of freedettaaok,of virtue shall be lost; and the litchis anomalies *Mob you have bait- veto vainly hoped 'Almighty Wisdom would move Drum ameba you withoutyour own concur nue, - shell become the sontrolling elements in the Bepublio. 'He who found a river in his path, and eat down to wait for the Ao - od to pass *ray, was not more unwise than he who expects' the agitation of alevery to cold while the 'love Of freedom animates the bosoms of mankind. The solemnity alert occasion dthwitinti Our heads that cloud of dlinnion, 'kick' sleep ari ses whenever the *object of Slavery li 4,ltatel Still, the debate goes on, mere "hrikintly,' earn. only, and angrily, than ever berors. It employs new not merely logic', topnotch, menace, "retort and defiant*, but sabres, ass and and carrnon.. Do ,pon look through this thedpient-wer quite to the end, and see there peace, wait, ant baro moat', on the subject 'of slavery. If so; pray en lighten me,ancfshow mithoiloog the b which leads to that repotoe . The frith Statheartl loyal and they always will main so: 'Their foothold - on thieContizent ir flostaad sun. abliti to toilintalts themselves unaided, Under the - present Constitution, is [established.' The' Elian States [ *lnk hen been loyal hitherto; Cad - 1 baps lied [ trust they ever ma m an d so. But if 4.lanalen mould seer eves, Itsome la the form of 'it sors!kon :slant_l4lllng &air I% . . would come, then, when the slave holding pow. er, whichls already firmly established on the Gulf of Nalco, and exteodi kthousand miles northward along both banks of the Mississippi, should have fizetiAte , greppiltrirous upon the fountains : of the Missouri, and the elopes of the Rooky . Mountains. Then thatpower would either be intolerably supreme in: thisgepullak. Itt WOuldstrike for Ineependence erthisive do mination.. Then the tree, Sista@ and Slave States of the Ittihad; divilfeetand warring with each other, woad , dirges the Five States of the Pacific and they would have abundant MU* and justilleition for withdrawing - from - a .Union productive no longer of lessee; safety and liberty eiseieand no Linger bedding :'.4 , 11me cherished 'hopes of mankind. Mr. President, the Connuental Congress of 1787, on resigning the trail which it had die charged with -gigue} - tidetity; into the hands of the authorities elected under,. the new CODStitn -11.56, and in taking leave of their constituents, addreased to the people or the . :l7iited Slates this memorable injtutotton e - ttv liet it never be forgotten, that the cause of. the United States has always been the cause of , human nature."-- Let us recall that precious monition; let us a:- Bailie the ways which we hive pursued hither to; under the light thrown upon them by that in struction. We shall find, in doing eo, that we hare forgotten moral right, in the pursuit of material greatneek and -we shall cease hence forth from practicing Upon ourselves the mia arable delutdon; that we can Barely extend Em ph*, when we shall have become reckless of the obligations of Eternal Justice, and faithless to the interests of linirereal Freedom. • FURNITURE. RYA N'S BUILDINGS. 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