THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. ESTABLISHED IN 1786. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. empicw.t ooze evinjuLtsa Aaracry "jigVaka A n d No.lo, &as end, Boston. ' t. Ca ars ignisiar tam =lst biannual and Ismst saalatts sounasreistrapsts Ixotb la tbs oaStad State _ . 81714 form LIE, PELT & HALL; 9 wall-Park Place, NI ft WAIL toslts toe ar nUm of buyers from all to so unusual]. dock of emmuirt, owtskjete emstiloAN STRAW ofoODS; AMY 11/3W/1118. IttlatallNGS, At., ludadlog edsolos fusonoutut of rATTINUI sownrek or tii. j =tylah • - Wttb-aisasartutont, IMAM - BOHN= nod LIATS, tkstrari atillvss, ill of volt% will to cling t the wrist rates. • IDlllanUr HLL," saliffulfson if au Plit Plan, Now York. The Grille nate Glass Conrcraay. lgArzzrazio, zahavatztyr. zsrmata Warehouse for.t,he United States, JOHIT R. - PLATT. Monty /idiot. N.. N. 21, - tlirliktitrt-Win be round o Orli assortment • V -OT thafflaprtior Potiolted Pato for Stotts SO Moo Ntotuwattow r eamos. tn. Al^ Bomb Gloom totoi to kti Indus N.llO-Wortoracortouoret to Um siblats Pil mhZ:Modr ANDREW MEEK COM MISSION MERCIIANTS, Cotton and Woolen Machinery. ••tam Xpeiru and libilers. iforktaide Mts. .19.10fth Imponsomuct Daiwa us Kurallaccrarif AnkJah No. 67 Pa ne St., New York . N 'l / 4 7 1.tra 6 Ullf i VEZACtiao3l WNW &axe Bagiact and likn7ers, lizaludre - lorryln Nrw York fbr LOWELL NlACRlNESlloP , Blnetrlnlwtr , Teols ta2-17, • Patent Elastic Skirts. iteß y tio. MINCE. No. 1 Barclay street, TaUTION—None •ars _domain* mot um. hare the :amp Piths • •• t. •an Inannfanartas and ulnas I .W. - JACKSON & SO. ORATE AND FENDER . MATCRR, FROIVYSK•4 930 BROADWAY. NZA YORK. FAIRBAITES PLATFORM SCALES. 1 1 LLE undersigned ho, been appointed •-• it ersire lDtn grts for t tp i e •et ntl th theei celebrated E. - it - T. FAIRBANKS +=tronseoyetilemiitte attention of the bantam ccazisennit, These Wean hive' then enlo be= enhieZr toi n tle th4l' fiXFlßEST VEST on all thahledpel Sotto de In th• United MAW tul'l7l.' eXV ". XII.II th r id elfe heoe -Weed them the tepatstloti brlarrlDS f p i.NoAisD .1.x0.11 ItELICIi r.tzERX CAN HZ .1,0 ws arkpreparod to El Driers for Ceenter; Portable uorecesur. PAULI VAIL liar . , Coal, Itslirreut asd nrnr pewees. 11USSET WELEAL Naar, Liberty a Lroet, tNommeretal Pitteb• PITTSBURGH COACH FACTORY. n5tua55..........a AU21131 t. a Bigel°.' Ritmo - w (8 °"*"'"N o . ,167i-4111 y — vuitoilp e, 77 44agiatt l Fe//4 " ... .. 10AOILES, CAI3.IIIACIES, PILETONS, L i t o t = d end Oaiehnd roo , Woo of Pones Vehicles 'mot/ of chellPy r =ot Zsieti. =n4; 'Lod dosabilltv o SOPAllietert vessonted. el* ;•'.,. 4 I. t. WH. • LE - Ar., ; ooi.: • pro c erebants, EMSMSMI . . . JONES. COOLLY, WROLESALE GROCERS MID 8061 FURNISHERS: Product end Pittabargh linnutattares, No. 141 Water Street, ..ras ten ClhE Aßatraes. PENNA. PAINTERS. LONG & LANE, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. NO. 71 (Oidlint Wocd /3anding)ke. W nU227) .4172SICT — . Wave= and idar !MO All orders promptly attended to. ost-Sbras exrenzted in • onna• Wk. zab.l7-10 ti. Eaus. ROBINSON, MINIS di MILL I= VOUNDERS AND ENGINE BUILDERS, astaliflundiatorera 11'0 doscriptlats inn Outings. aiming. Le.. tn. stree OM*, No.= Market xtreet. between Mu awl iduo-lydß eaand• t. DrTHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MOANDPIRNESITANIA RAILROAD 001(PA oa are bards - =Mad that tag Directors of tb• Masada Pm•dirtrltiltairros4 OM= *Watt Sea -sr• Otoakboldsat taro intared into • adosartnt with Um= andladlana sad Sart Warm sad @Waite La sartasaes at Ada cd Olt Lees -I=ths Edda ar Paanuorrards, Olds, Indians and Dana% Sfr glair arasalidation. ander ths sun or tha Pittabards: ASA Thum mut Maud. MOM' Orrapd , S. l and m tbse k.usj s:ssu a arf i r v tata v atadarsßD .lfitv ratidazd oi.or. SWORD 'xi"' OW SW'S, UK at, Os Mad' tbs sakt Om.pant at Os boar of eclat, A bLat that day. Datil J.P. ILIDIDERSON,Adir O. P. 19/CIICERBSAId. igintoL zl3 ALE AND RETAIL I ut.rt* street. and 0 trend, PTV, ra.. aloays tapas on hand lusd tby of a and tunCoortmantof Pones. lied Edna, ntd a ECM% Window' Glass of all khuld Pat& P . W=MT. t and Ymmistak7 3100 To MY Cad ULM& and'andomarn—Harhot gold oat my Druz nom Inllaltlinord and rotamal to this city. and tonaU ant Oa Drop Latabllatunent tdr. Jai Mohler, No. 241 Llberky atrast. I shall to happy to one my old tylands. or Um automat of JUL Mohler and shall spare no paths to Dimas them pith anythln_d_ niba ti mat In my Ilmo of Menem. E. N. MID I y • • E. No. 241 Liberty st. Vahable Real Estate for Sale. 1.4 ..t. D i f o fer for eats- the. two three' story brick means. at amend Ilgath suit cornet era= and Band Non 971 973 PM 1112.152. The lan ant each about fast an Piaui stand by GO '3B.tindazdn. MIR nulldlnp ara rolgtantial end bra stoma front. 1 alto. n 1137 taw bar thaw story teak dwalllns bowie on the tan aids of Hand stmt. .lian 33. 37. la. and 111 awn holm bend stoat Ulan 3 Indsu In front sr about 00 bat tn. Thenban i =e3wllibtandatpustelron tooth. and at late yawncoati paymant win ta mamm a. • pc ssabla tnna 'dna far tbe u rrent nf the A ta LLB. WM Anonym at Inw. Fourthatnnt.. St. Clair Street Pr operty . for. Sale. Ald Authorized to sell on vary .2121201M bib tam; any ono or of those dew three Ataxy eY derel/lnd od the ' 4l 2 l4 fif sills of @L 04fe stmt. Wog boom Noe. 20. 27. 24. 571. end 23. Paw street and the old Alleithemy Them boat e " :o=l l ryVile a re= ll . Ad a ir front bY 710 feet ltededth To and mo alley ten feet irlde. ♦moderate cash payment Will be rewired, and the hay. el= &kneed to rumba Sea reeecozable Mos marl by bead ondu!oepeepAr ra ro.ht i, A etr u.6iy ottlitz . 0,534 be. 137 fourth amt. BOOT& AND SHOES, WILO . LE AT4 E ' AND, R ETA . ID . film Ira biariber respectfully cells the et 6;gauL caime& wi e %et a s eemegene c er kl ui twe readistretne. the New -Skew! iktanr. nbuni will to Shad urn ItnfinMenten, gentsOdnuf• out enntrl't BotnnOatung and Ehnen nude ant of tn. ban =Waal. Inniananablp armlet tbs Isnot In Inn= to grint country doslers mad then ho wish to g et coon aunt, nude_ nom b nanangsapnw sr-lustne o ladles Boot. Ban en d the nonna, which no war: ants. In nnomenne inter , non ow nothing mom Lban tbst , beg to tell no cheap agony &Star Ms sr tnellbanl horntonacireeinb• soltenslnitEin Invoni: nun Ida tong ring in Inninos ba annlactontnzi h std. VI es tin garnotit. Innvernlrsztathonsa et wThMa r & MIVEM LD, .. Billie and Ladies' Dress Goods generally, CLOAKS, TATAtaR & gRA-wys, EMBROIDERIES ANDSTAPLE GOODS, -For 'Runny The. elf Oaf' Aka 4= ;Ltd gi./ENZIML oeJ - Stoves, Ponders and lire Irons. I h R I O L. N CM STOVE:: WAREHOUSE , No. INILood stmt. As Os ONLIKM bag 'grind wlikti we the tea named . ar . esloo l : .. ......we iruald in. tit* Windom oftbam te car 1m toarvm *tow I stoMisTgft4U sal war grA t ai u s =thaS to belles bizaal lower. tu 11"...r.gri=, =LIAM INITCHIELTREat Ir., Rectifying Dist Mer and Wino end Liquor MERCHANT, or, nu Leirts Stred. MatnintA. *72 1 tr Cannel Coal. nom= 1011 CANNEL COAL WILL V t i c ,. ee preastiVi r t. It drarped lc the men toxic st the meta or laid Wood eta. at Dr. 2.0.4 Wrerestere diclthEcd drool:Molts the P. J.L. or at It WeteWa etwe. damn af Many cad Weiss .ra, Mts. berth. dMAgi Alk.ghnirotty, at the, float DrDot 0 , dead, Drere Itares caw Xedired sad LeseceltsUl. igieT.VP-r!rrel4 ar 0 43 st tie pert. eisheneetai.y. wfmni & co. gaN. Ifattl Ek formerly resident of titrzoviews ignuziatatiearaywri. wibßobottos moo to limit, Ot woo: rontotolowW4o-ato boot their bastoasi Altbrun7 an 2 vtampthr :Rr n i t MAll B =r a st b Ar i t iratrZt . 1= 12 0 4' ::se. a st.l.lttst. thi i l i rg!lUltatendati taco t 800rriDatum, Touc h stratoin tie'dooresidtat Rake. Me Lem Lat.,.to/12.32: •Allvvrk usenmed, • . till • Removal. D ffiLLERS co,WhotanleDmg ' a ik A rlawitr.vtis o s ia.. ° ZtZe... trUl Ihul a lute =A v=4l ag. Prlariev, Good, inmate& o:4 ras rg.-.IMMEir.--Mannfairtarer of ente ,iawtLimt mot .. emb99 Hew atightsa Tub Slut Bucket Factories.. subscribers continue to manufachirci E..t.s. sun. wad. boa& mad ' a ,t.entrwidhii.j, rigglia 0011.5 iALTON. BUSINESS CARDS. pu v10:4,13%1 AMOR S. & A. P. MORRISON, Attar mataar. me No.l43icAx . th alnoot.mnrs i I - --- --- I)BERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law— of ar72.1-fa If WI aid (Inug straoda.opposite tbetkart stns. PLttaborgh. JAMES 3, KUHN, Attorney at Law, office icarthattret. roar Grant, rittsbunll. .1•164317 AGENCIES. Michigan General Commiuion and Collec tion Agency Office, K OE, the oollootiew or Home and Foreign Eaccatile lend 'Dottier Emmy daze, in !Debt= ttire= " = " ePAMM t ai l at Mob and leumrartee Agent. • PELTIER It ANDERSON, Detroit, Illebleta. Petbant—ldeeemErsaler t Rehm, Dank erre tWilt a t 00., estateMotlotenr. Mot Lorene. Stetemt 00+ tierebants. j .r. ers—Tw ooxi, o=riet or Illableat Prom melee WM. A. EftWEISPS EAL ESTATE OVENS% No. 87 Front streak &Idea:from Market Duke be Lake mum• lISTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent, Stock. Machandlir and BM Itroker, 92= No. 92 t eeth street. .no.. woos. %Warr rminpUr 9#4 , 9292 .132.11/ QAMITEL L. issmtaßELL, Secretary Oiti zemli Intursane C0M2411.7• WWte: amt. M. GORDON, Secretary Western hum- j - GAIDINERCOFFIN, AgentforFranklin an• gA. MADEIRA, Agent for Dedawaro Mn . Insorsage .. • .2 .t.r ttr.t. DRUGGISTS. M•II1M I I • r • • FLKEEING BROTHERB, (rmoscar , To J. rao A Co.) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, tio. co WOOD BTHDLT. 41.1ZSBURall, PA. Ell& Proprieton cf Dr. MDanesailstratad Virialfuas AA. ERN RAFT, Jr., =lessor to Jas. Wauf fat) Wholasals awl Ind Beare In is, 0114 Iroatafri, tr. aorster l i=d Sirth street+, littr pa bare, sEriuumu. &mat foc Dr. tort'. AtetUdne. fr: t I T EN P. scorr, Wholesale Dealer in Drum. pints, Oils. Vandattea and DT, Stub. No. MI =eat Pittsbnratt. Al cedar. .11 men prompt attention. sir Acme Itrr Seturner• ralmordo srmap. mar 24-17 . D A. PAIINESTOCK & CO. W'holosale b nat i rdt= '"'A m ng, ° .l. Q .7 ' ilLt=l,t i t Edda - - - E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in Dy• Etre% Oths, Varakthes, Ac, Abwood Pittabscrek. Gooli Irstrzatad. Prins RAIIN & REITER, Wholesale t Retail corm of Lltert7 mad St. Cis grads! SOHOONMAKER & CO., Wholesalefui • Druzidsto. No.lll. Awl atm; Plthanuth. kOSEPH FLEMING. Boom= to L. Wilcox Co., soma Market emit mei Diamond— S 20.:1ma. U. , on hand fall and =opiate assortment of D~t.t.t~~j Redid. Mosta Purim:nem and MI • samMinlng to Ids badness. Parade= tommiptlems carsfolly emote ondsd at MI COMMISSION &C. IstrEWINFTS. Wool, Hide& 'lour, Baena, Lard, & Lard Oil AND PRODUCE GENERALLY No. 7i Water .81., Pittebarga. Pa. .. ... . - 3= t allmets. Plitsler Welt. Welli7lllo, O. B D Jams, ITuler t aMßL.ll=amtine. Phila. Lash At 0,.. PI Same. Niabit B litsmiSam. lowish Imam. at insaa Phila. Thomas & Brokaw. Pankaral Bolas' a Oosssil. sandal= Palm. Oblo. fulaird A D Balltal a JNO. B. KOONS —..— —..D. ai. cif /1.1 ph W. KEBSTIND LIU 0/ Ancr Iluznbrays. Redman Hwy. Plats. L KOONS & ICERSTME, FLOUR' FACTORAt, General Produce Connaligon Merchants, Sn t 7 Perth WAarte and% N. Fula , 8.. Moss Rart. rig i ikil) TAT i Bawd. , Woodwarda Co, iid;2. D Lohnow C0.C10.. U. Abuttn 2 Co, " D Rolkeit 2 Co, Wood 2 Othw " Two. 4 a MUT, M r i .Mm OolCo L 6s. m : BeauTr,att. oes Jt3saacnith•Ori 11.2nedr &Oa, L. I maith kCo P ♦aa Co, 3341 . 1 t t W. ram, And Pittatargb and Plgladdotdo U.:chant. noowdlY widemd MoBANE & ANJER, tr, A. k DEALUBS Jai FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Commianon and Forwarding Merchants No. 114 &wad it., Pittsburgh, Pa. I.7sa 1. Tokelly] jal2 SPRINGLER BELVeI, lON Di CHAN Dealer In Wool, Provizions do Produce generally NO. 295 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. Jowl J. L.l.—.—Crais. Amu. • W g229l l3 4lLaats , AND DIAUU IN PrITSBURtiII MANVFACTURE:I4 No. 8 Weed - 01., between Weser a.d Poirot et ODiS PITTSBUBOH. DAVID C. HERBST: Flour, Produce, Provision and Commission MERCHANT, isa get Wert; end corgerof Msg. Pittsburg - 11, kIITES Ms attention to the sate of Maur Park, Baeon, Lug. ObeeeN Data, Gra th . Deal b.,g4•40. gm. in liZoWgegamgeg espectfung geldgmg. lee•gg HENRY S. KING. (lato of the thin of King & Moorhead,) ,COMMISSION AILSCIIANT, AIM PEALED LS FIG MA W AND 8L00M.% No. 76 Water street, below Market, p ly PILMUL A. A. HARDY, tWILMIAOISI 4.3:iii6suNr; Agent of the Madisonannfl. and Indianapolis p 41). Corner First & Ferry sta., Pittsburgh, Ps. 16.95P1id . f. =um_ . • • .• J. W. BIITLEfi do CO. 'OILWAILDINO & COMMISSIuN MIR = users sad Deism In .11 kind,cf Plus • • Mare AB. CANFIELD, late of Warren; Ohio, 0012[0.11MOIS and larmardin Mere-tam, and Mal. baalar In Waters 311861 TO• Botta. Pot and Pearl Ash, and Wagtail Maim .•• . 7 . W.to 6 7 77 .6 - SZOILID 1.111=1.10—.. , -,-- fr .. .. LI MA 1119;WZITDZIAILI a 04 k ..!b• CO., Wholesale Grocers, ga z4 . tescesomeees tk d i fr=ese Nekton na . tor (11111 En WAIIELIOUSE.—HENItY H. I.J 001.1.161,10caosslationblexbantak0 Doan. in clboooo.Butlcr,LakopMtVoloo. goooronn 26,W00d otectotogovo worm. myEa 4.I7.I3PALEaIt; Importer and Dealer ID Trench and Amodolos WWI Yam No. 68 Kukla botwoto TIM andltorthotroot, Pittsburgh. DRY GOODS. iuCEPH. NORSE & CO.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in TREMINGS, 11103E0TDERE124 1103171117" a GLOIE.% Raney Goods, No. TY Afarkefe.Dri. isocl Mr Mower/ 'Sr Monte for Itrodiarti ak121117 KUM •00,_11•1171:91a8...C. affracarr •00., A A. MASON /a CO., Wholesale and Nem= Irsor7 rad atoPlo Dry (logs, 95 Mb MURPHY.gultairlimm, Wholesale fomall 1:11 . 1.1 re, :cdo Xadboati, came fourth a stnotr Pi Was. ClaYton, HOUSE, SIGN Is ORNAMENTAL NTEIc Gann S A GL ms s, R, N 0.107 //ilt Ittroot a pasta. woolond•throttitiPO n strooto.l E AU orda.vramtiy.twaraatartz„a ReMoval Removal! . Removal! IOBINSON d CO. PO.: 99, ring B2RW •H AVINQ Reamed our Store to No. 23, onhgt ., o „, do= to A. A. Ilene t Co.) in sn , misn ato anWt cm of tn., lanpnt Evxiu of laN weal sa4Annintenatlant unt Goths In Me =tut _ln oat senntinent can yearend 134 :1 W 'M loltor Broods _ ts l= l snrid eflaratur gx . sW=Withontlin.n anniss itth Omagh Plitt Zu not Llatts. f Prir e rlki es.Br l dsrtlairda. liana Of M a Shads, Barr Of . 1,101, abik Will 0a _ clg t . C .., 14a =Ni GEORG& E. ARNOLD & 00 'Limas Offer mmajarjaklillas wliAusered.agrxoA-÷ mi ".. - 7 - ewi lbernaratucess&r.7 yrn11491nric...........we1:Pi1ul 0040 01 P. 8 ALL & rn w ..._Thwacro tn ri nn i valtd Mond= Pan or :axe=anignsTd-linaldintanns, PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 23, 11856. nittITIMM7MMI• BANKING / HOUSES 0 JOHN T. HOGG: BEDFORD BED/ORD DO.„ roianart SOMERSET OD. MOUNT PLIIAMIT. WESTMORR'D _ OONNELLSYLLLS. PAYETTE 02., Pek,a. , UNIONTOWN," BROWNS, NEW BRIOLIMI BEAVER 00., Depodis reselsad.i)iimunts=s4a. Drafts Sony and wanted. Bank Notes and Spode tought Bloc/a. Notes and other Been/Mu taught sad atosualogicia. Onrmroondinio. sod enlinatkal ALLAN W.11001........1911111, 5L1111....11111C1 SALM itiRAMER A RA1111„ Baakara and Ex dumps Bram. Dor and boll Gold aral Mbar and Notes, negotiate loans on Beal Estate or Stook Soon. rlidag,_rnebaaa PlomimmT N044:161124 Tiros MIL on hot and Wart. Buy and aill litorta Conninisalcou Collan atom made on a/1 points hi too Mann. Mice corms of Third and Wood Etruta, dimity opposite the IIL Chula Rot•L HOLMES & SON, Denim in Foreign eadDesonne Mb of Fa:change, Cartldestee of lis• ' Pink Notes and Bpsfe, No. 69 usriet et t, Piths alrOolleotione lasde as ell the xisolsaottles tbsonzhOnt the United tates. MANUFACTURING. UNION FOUNDRY, -Mitchell, Herron & Co. ~jlLLcontinue the business of the Union A CO Tountry, thelbertS old stand of PENNOCK, MITOR. No.l9 at 4 L They v ii manullstare se wont a large and general assortment of (LUTING& comprising Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Bide MANTLE 4WD Lan LOB IrrOYES, _ MANTLE tO BITOLLEN GRATES, Haas Ware, Wagon Bozo, Dog Irons, Sad Irons, Tea Kettle,, Plows and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery Castings generally, And GAS and WATER PIPES rd all she. etso, LEON & NAILS OF TILE BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spades, Picts, dm., All of whinh Shovels, be sold at wannurers . priest =TIP Penn Cotton Mills, Pittabrugh. KIL ENNELDY, CHILDS k CO.. Blianufse tams of— ihma A No. limey? 4-411 1 Ot Clubs Of ill eokres 43: 1 1=1/A Ootton Tlrtae; Ploughes and Bub vord: lloy• anti elle a and desaliptloam keitit, oft 1 .1,1 1 11 8 1114% . ItTlogl"atjir ..........21119 Y. 111111:09. WILLIZATTIAINEEILL & CO., 61 Penn et., below Martairy, Pittsburgh, Pa. 'ITE.A.Id BOILER MAXIS and SHEET- Mae WORMERS. Dlanoracturere of Bartadirs Pat. en Boiler. Locomotive, Final and COWL* , Boller*. Odor tWflo Breichen. fire Bal , f team pipm, Condense., Balt Pans. Bum Pans. bon B.te, ete. Also, Bleakeinithe' Work. Bridge and Viaduct one, done at a t the ehortast natio.. all orders ftnin • distance temointly to. Hats and Oaps. jWILSON lc SON keep constantly on • hard every dmictirtlon and eszletT of list. and =h wholesale and Well. Thom &exists a neat Is Hat or Cap.cood and amp. Good well to Wes us • call beams inakebuins elsewhere. nolo4l 4,1 W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail maassastom sad Dealer Dr Cabtart Ware. Ne. 53 street. GROCERS. =E! WHOLESALE GROCERS, Noe. 130 & 132 Second Street, (BoUreso Wood and Batittinla) P/173EVNGIL MONTROSE NITOZELTEBB, Wholesale Grocer and General Merchant, Arp. MS Liberty Stral, Ptrabarg/s. 0e0.17 14,T2LESALE GROCERS, Second and 151 Front street, Jolt , PITTSBURGH. I t. Wallace it Gardiner, M HOLES,. L.E DEALERS .1.1. flour, Provisions and ProducoOonondly, E 0.296 LIBERTY BT. 1030L7 fit MALEY, COSORAVE CO., Whole ", cob Grown, 1/1 awl 20 Wood Meet. Pittaborgh. 000-17 A _ - CULBERTSON, Wholesale wooer cad Closomladon Marcbsat,Deslar in Produce and Pitts Qa• Itaradtanred irtlebe. Mr Liberty same. Fltt• berm. rout rcorn___....atcaasa 11011 N FLOYD . CO., WhOle.sale Grocer' sad omm:brim blachanta.No.ln Woad and IMI L(~ r stmt. Huai:m:ol. *la 11.0 BER T MOORE, Wholesalo Grocer. Dada In Prodook Intbaboavel Alansinetans, and an of Foreign vad Donundlo Wow and Liquors. No. 33 Lthaty ergot- On hand • •arr lave dock of impaior old blononobela Wblsin. ' , Web will b• for nub. DAM NW, coin ArAisIDLES & S&EANS & q w (stioctee- . la Loa. Nal", Glom Ch=arno, a nd? Medan!. IdPf lU aznal oico ccocindly. mtnarot Wood and Water Ka bscrak. son D. rearu---.—vraatca a. aca. WaILLS o 808, Wholesalo Orooors and nz.cuka Merchant& No. ISA Liberty enact Pitts ark4ol3El(.l! UAL.I LL do C 0.,. Wholesale 43saes58,05aanlation 11.515•8158. D,l.nk P , B/88. Pitt ah. burgh Ileraniactursa. lie. 158 inert) e. StBMt. PlLtabar IR/4144A DICKEY & CO. Wholesale Oro -4-.l7t,l'aild 133 Fra t tt. t. irt..b l° b. 'ush D AGALEY, W DWABD k CO., Wholb. 1.11 tab Ormn. No- BOOKSELLERS &C. 0. COCHRANE, (successor to S. Sad- Wb=and r lte ., Zi a l linalszlfl l l3 , coka. no: 01 .11 471 I ; CO., Booksollore and Stationers, N 0.66 Wood stnoot. neat don to tlto earner oink& Oa P. isetteol sod law boots coootoatlr toad . AD, ookael or an. tationor, o MUSIC, &C. John H. Mellor, O.BINWOOD STREET, between Diamond a alfz i se Yowl& trze re ir tanya„p a cial Luc, FLODEMILONS and ORGAN tiAILMONI. UM. and &alas In Musk and Mn. 10.1 Gonda. J. 23 11. Klober & Bro., O. o 3 FIFTH ST., Sign of -tho Golden tokileon Ammo, tor ?MIMS mews (Nnr atralisd Grand and Boma PIANOS, and GAS, HART & ?I En DRAWS &aria, UNLOOZONS nal GROAN NAILIdONIUMS. Duleds In Ilnrln and Ilan= Inez*. mom Charlotte Blnm' MTANILIPACTURER and Deader in Piano ones sad Importer of mode sod mortal lartro• mots, Solo scant for the 1/AMBUTU3 PIANOS, sLo for =MAT, DAVIS it COM Ilortoralsoosorlth sad wltS• out Aaron Attsctourat. soya 110 Wood rt. BELTING Patent Riveted Stre LZATBEE BELTING, From the Manufactory of Boit k Brothers, PEW YORK. T 0 the Belting of this manufacture has been wooded th e Oda Mendel and Diplomas ban . way Pair and Institute throw:Wilt the United Kam the soon recent by the World= 'lnstitute. York. at their lad meeting In to. Fall of Md. It le ohm wrier nudity. every Wao h of the badness being conduct ed under the oerional one of the priccdpalr, their Woe are selected by themselves at their con reoidned bow% insurius freedom from cute and wow tanned at [hots tan after the bellies and abouldere haw been trimmed o ,returned to Haw York thoroughly tweed. fresh Ikons vats, curried Loweedlately, we and stretched on mactilnee 'nib every modern totows sweated and tinted Witt their patent cOPPer burrs which nukea perledly sew =Ws on LMh o a at the band. wadies them to run truly the WNW. end Woier of =MP tha TO per Sen on t. er thow leads In we orditury manner. To n miasma of w ell klub:. le cotton end woks o anufackwers. Milne mills. p 212 Initionawelnit 104 kissing estabilahowto wow of grid la cotton glue, boson works, die Wows: to .hurt to every mamma, this Beldn i Cs s epsdally recommended. she bed of city rider sr enose no to the quality of this Be lti. Tor sale IL OX.Moly wont* ng the heed of Wadi enl.l.lsordamalli.. IIL 11111.-..-.......11113:1• 11/11116............J• 11111 011.1)11111, REMOVAL,. Valley Ftz Plow Works. S. JI L SPEER tr.v.F. Ewa to the first story of that large and commodious, Warehouse, =nor of alloy lurl Liberty' stmt. where they have corned an smoortoseat M their hrtut halerored sadblhblpeoprore ett PLOWS. and would Wits the atteatent of rumors wed !Vedas to call and examine their new Iron Come. Cad" patent term, 1111 PION Bob Boil, of Double Peith Cottle. Bow, ant ees seed cleireption Mee, Plow Mot& Outings, io.cantkeeted with the teas. 1034terly N. DE LLNOE, DEAL= IN HIDES, LEATHER & OILS, 233 zmzenrnsr..awni , M hood Of Wood. • fall oraortment of Hojrt's Leather Belting and Oils, Noriaboory sad Modem, always on hug!. AFI 'sllith Wardiroperty for Sale. IWILL SELL on reasonable terms and l asatrar be m. «loam nr= . (r . thm . .. 2ror,sersts Also. throe L 0 1 .& corner of Wyatt and Way% tits- 28 thet. IMO mob, 'Dann ealculaton coatlthor ontenng bottling bowmen= coal dopa—tot brought by Um Piatuhett the Ooznalgrills Ragman Link tenor of Bata sag Wilkins stn. jonnoZtiCypleurlbllttgabtramintt,Yountnl. ot Po. sock Barg Thoy inn liontw for a manufintory or to onuttas= l B.7l= 7 on, tot the knndrat• of nutobau • le of rtyytygo =WY ,- AIM IL itOttaktt. 113 Inert. it, “BSTINA ,TE tipatton, - INVETERATE AND HA vv BITUALComi (Oorttroogos) not only tout. nit •77 1 roa,a t eb tfrVeg rA u ffl tgArr=*.tfoirtninrollertrtrts •er ogri•ttrlor atm rubttanet• as art-tett ranee. strosio. to tho pitt , at• Vrarit3=l6P.Mob"gir. "111.1.V.Z.1 to.u.whosaa l eallat Lan .rtl fat d thel6l° ' • Vet nom 78 Yenttektilt. .., - - belt-nesteng an Aux Ira= MsB , l = lininTiber having purchased the ex ., , let P.J. Mame:Jell ?stoat Bat and: J. ut..Thsh. Lumens emwtaan now, I. DM 3 a _ n " tI ' ' 14 4 ''Z' ab *t ° 4s.l4 . 6 7,. t . .VZ" „,,w =:, :.. % , t , a , ,..ih ,, u ,, z ...atilto.Kladsirija.rt:.. v . etw tttgtlg — nlsin r in,tt.tgjbaA oaa4se M U end the Put& 6 i t...v. 0. D. Aiiirlr . s • • 0 :i: .11 •A:TB :4 :II 3.' ham FLEELLIN vmso oar= a scuata, On. A Vitslilemtrat! ' TO CONS , WTIVES. APiIYBI9IAN of high standing, and formsriy a Professor In one of the Medial Logan. in thin =ann. untied Item satinmall... who has bore our Er= Pulmonary Masse. discore ere.while trsselin Beath America for his bean, a mice for Chninuoptl Bronchitis. Conchs. . add. and Idgmeref Debility; an &log acme that TAMialta e an. ranting .4 doing annually from this roost dreallhi of oh di...... b. if desirous. from the principles, of hum.l. tr. of of known this most valuable remedy. Upon newly:4 of Pitts. Bents. in INlit•ge Eit...PLOrObsage. he .111 send • Huelva Irish inU directions for making .d soreessliWy nsioa It. The ausrmat reautred is 'naiad for Posts.. and the P•Tmeast of this ad rattenlent. Address jillhlmdesers B. P. DEVEB.1101:1011. M. 12.,,, Bon ZS, P. 0.. Brooklyn, U. V. A. ARBOUX & 808 MERCHANT TAILORS, 367 11110AXIWAY NEW TOM late firm of A. &G. A. Arno= hay lag boon dlmolved ea the lot Inst. A. Amos, tr. sander or the ortolan' Rm. ham .2110Ciated with bk.ar do of the late arm .) far the pumas of amthrohhs bednere ao: Merchant Tailors. Tap hare Ir a xen d t h M e e t d ro or p s o N t o a . n ll 6 1 7 i t u te re ls a . dv. ro ho 7 =him th lottoe Bhe • Cue 621 , 0Am:tent of Clotho. Cassioutres and Vesting, of the Inmost style. Our customers an assured that onr 1161 Irrl be to ea. harlot the repotatton which forty moo of at - Caution to buil:tees hoe earned for Motorola. putner, and that oar constant an win be to have every garment made up in e manner that, for styli, nod varkmanohlp. cannot be our. paned. Wahollaso• & m u m Kaduna -- spool Cotton. olun MADNAUGRT'S toDerior ',arroyo' EL. Cord 200 Yards Spool Cotton Thread, WARRANTED 6 Cord No. 60 inclusive, VT twine 93 Noe. abyre other Thread sold an 6 Card; Cord to No 80 includes-10 Woe above other Thomici. and 8 Cord Iron No. 00 to No. 100. Pull aeoetment or this groerior article (which Is now arr"l., by than who We 8H WING )LO TINES Ste both t look ue of 100L owarTh peako Ja lln l voe.. a y d for sale by he ALEXONDEW EMIL No. Me Streetaiew York. General Agra. far 01L118 MACNAUGELT.(Iisespo. Pam. plea for trial Oros trw to barna orahlmm - New York Corn Exchange. BAG M A NUTACTORY. 125 and 127 Ismael Stmt. B. E. CLARK, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Bags and Bagging, iSNABURGS, Sheeting', Duck, leLu and Cotton Twin., d 0 11le Roar ga, 'owned with Grain BAR Bearolesitage. loAr_tinElLA. .14: BAGS, Designed and printed to order. eanrenly tor than. nee. 4.0 r asscattnent of bordars la lane, and of ration. derhina •ed oar =Amen no hats any matter they mar wish CoVt4 =ants " an al b ted mains onr stork of Faunas' Ban s tin Mantles Ram of all the torten. errands of Dodr, des rely Mar l, Derelhtlrga. henry Drills, go Fait Fodors supplied with Lam eiseartnted to order. 1.7.41.1=e7f7ar1td with nam an , B eef reg; online Ay .wartaa. way. Paints, Oil; Glass, Bunn3g Fluid, Camphone, Alcohol. DORR g MANN, I= REI—VRICH STREILT, (craws ofJay,) NSW TORE, near Hudson River and Erie haHroad Depots, A RE now selling the above articles, in «m -uscats with • complete assortment or Odor, Drs aa n OU. /Imam Glue. Glacier's Diamonds, Went. Load. French and Americas Zioslisiods, le— /a ,at price, that offer swat ladmamanta to Dealers and Gmemsers. • asp2.-Osade Fur the 1,000,000. 90 Thompson street, N. Y., PIIANUFACTURERSOFMARBLEMAN- T_LES, TABLE TOM O OLILYINE, PROALY6 , tilerdn, Braude, and all Italian Marble, YST . This article, • bleb la a yreveraibm of Marble Duet, chamicallY combined ..ith mineral anion, Ice as to be moulded Into cadm and color, by. which. marble wen be =maw t Ir. Man halt the oat of the mamma =Falai. while It excels It lo durability and treaty. Unlike Mai Clelted lore and Blare, tilers bSo surface work. tl4.= renauleur Into the mass of elm material, mblb tented to aim a temporary brabtty to the sorboa. Man tles tram le $4O. fable Topa, to, equally chee . Riede an the llanufactsgrt ead Mc ashore r for the different Stew, which old Mamie Inteemme truer. to Mao Intereation themeehm, Information throbbed my a:optic:mina to PETER RENNIE, Prom, or JOSEPH LAMB. des. NSW YURE. call yr .010 French Window Glass. EDWARD P. DICKIE, 144 Chansben st., N. Y., Two dcont west of Hudson Rlror gailread Depot. iFFERS to Dealers and Customers his eel oorated brands of French Window inane on fawn.. blo terms. Parties wishhiantottostion .Rlto fornhbod with prim on receipt of than. addnws Ohm cat to war &wired :attn.. and ranked h. or EIVIR/IP, spliard. Umbrellas and Parasols. JOHN I. WM.PI WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER, 234 & 235 Broadway, New York. The moat extemuve in the world. TllE late fall in the price at materials, con emmentt upon the etrlngenoy of the moo) market. has enabled me t.. meaufactnre Israel, for Um frption %radar and to rem to meratmote, .t very low Wawa the largestrand moot complete enactment or UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS to be roam] In Europe cr America Iderekante eadtinit New York to hay their tomdla Writer' to nail and emmotne tD. Mock team N.B.—Plea. eat thle turd one M - 31.1 - an yam Pocket Book for referenot. JOUN hMITII. Manufacturr. roPMS.3mar. STEINWAY & SONS, BLANIFFACTUILEIIS 61 and6ll Wsl66.e 811.0. RIM BILOADIUT. TORS. RESPECTFULLY eall the at tentlon of Wu Fatale to their eniendld • :` . "' eamortment of seml•wrand anion:lore Bianca, I t which. for reinsme or tonw elasticity of touch. tif ,. zrt of holstan short evory thing that rename Piano ars lotenzpaiosal. Thiry were awarded the lint minas Mr both kind.. incompetition 'with the meet distiornialied makers from Bonen. Philadelphie. Now York aod Baltimore. NEW THlUMPLE—tirmawar i Yawl here jolt been awariod the IIEBT Premium GOLD MEDAL tows all competitors; at the norir of the Asterlsatt tostltate. Crystal Palace. for theW Pianolortes. collbtle Safety Flue. TNeOR • MININO PURPOSES, and for MARGE& both fa WET and DRY blactior. OR dlthrtwa. EU_ TboiCOTTON'and Alia the SMOLA an 4 EADI7BLE TATE WATER IUSIL • Blanotarturod and sold Pp GLENN PIITRAN, PLI Elton, Et, NEw nom Jar Ordas pmmptly GlEpd Oa all klod. of OEN: POW. DStl, of the mat TIOYAG Y 132 ENVill b i n lI d O L NALITZ: f 4 lllth nolEar. Si I: : I lIIPOILTIRS AND DEALERS IN Drag, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Perfumery, 170 WILLIAM ST., New York, INVITE the attention of the trade to their lard. and varied stock of DTAISS. Yenta. on. Palliate. ry, additkrritotherrreanlarlmvortetlone ofStaide Drams. they are .1 recatelne. direct from the enure.. of yrodoe tirai and mthafeetms. mindle. of Tooth. Male and Nell lirathea. Ilronses. Corks. ilssrtara Broods. Viva& and Indian Perfainery. bunk. Extracte. and many _other asnally &canoed in Drairidste .lark.. ' , ba th di./ are also enabled Vs offer en the 1:11011t advantageotio forma Orden. either In pen= or by sail. will remiss orompt attention. .1.1847 V IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS AlrD DEALERS. TIIS HOPE MILLS, • - - TI MOON MUT. sad T 1 li.sisks 11W?. Yoga, etliu. lea Pram wur, Nnu york r nos. 315..37 and h 0 strost,JANAU LA. Prorin more of thin long and well. W COP.BN AND SFAX tiSTAD , f Aritei Yr, cmou.oo to pnpars the best Pfser /bakes 19 use, for Raising Bread. Dlsealt, Tea and other Cakes, ie.— They elan prepare 01 astasSl, Coma, nod emsY other . 14. else of daily we In users Wally. which the? °fur MX. Its mast reasonable terms. Cauammes sent to dealers who request them. B. U. It .1. G. N. IL—Consysners advised to Its 1 10 ). tlele. 30.101711? The Adams Empress Company, l'ittebterfh, Rochester and New .11nOton E*.rere. IVO It the especial accommodation of the • ergs populetlon &lon ',the line of the d Oblo and Pena I , keetslit o == . ers .. ll=rltlas o .r; l ==t , Agency, The Adam Ismsim. Company hare Made snah arrangement pith th e }Wined as to enable them to pet trusty Ahem:ear on the A eim m odellon Train, who will • take Marge of Prolglty an !maims 1001.111 outrun . ed to Mtn The Mamma have an hen B.t. In the haegage Car, Pe tha deposit and be ter malty of Money, tyr t t i lr=t i l s ser t 1.4 u= lawllllcenNn tan 070117 dnrin the d.l a a maybe /010001/4 to hlm, ttend to sea Mena troo the in s Town, with hts Goads Commissions asecuted. It erlli be his duty to mere on lila up MIP ell Parrelh i AM• order; money. go , whlett be delleered to tooter party mon M.o. the arrival of th• traln at the Allegheny City Depot. Ile will alto recidtm written or verbal messm se to se delrered Lei the elty—coMmunlcat• InS•oe— obtain Intbrissuon.aod return replier-order and re ,. turjhem—inakapumbisare largo or MM. • Pee Rer of um to • steam engin; All good; ge, vitt be lie. or celled ter In the two Mho, within resemble distant; without Mrs Marge. bet to Inean P. P -b TY. the direction on parhasteemPeutd4 rrtros Mould be eepthdt.: At Way Illation; all matter wit be lett with the Batton Agent of the Behead Oronpany, when the proper party Is not at tha gtatlon on the arrteal of the Train, to melee b ir iL obarges carrying rukszek /W , ,, And rendered by the glimoga. &re Lutanded m be within rim manta limas. When Um n atm of tha businese Is as to admit 0111 medal &eminent/ 0111 he made . As the lifeemter Is required I. settle tile Mlle and ben` bam Moly vitt. the ComanY. lind to par MAI; the W ren' of the Ilne MU pima Mt arik him to 0011 1 111 met igs . dlecneleagn the Miter. wag conansom tda duties on Iffig. l .Dee N. stir' . 07110211 MD aa ratti PittewllA-411 /matt, Street. Allegiterry Ottp—Teteirapb &Wale". ffia.Uow—nr. IdaLsozhlll6. , Rochakx—Mr. White. Bpsem—Dr. Chimdke. ' ........ Nog drighlow—U.r. Ornca ADA= =WWI OM 1 Pltubmich. Daa 20, 135.4 Commercial Hotel, • Corner of Girod and New Late, WOW! Oriams. K. STEEL weld most respect-el • fa ty Inlhrm the basalt= trahlta that b• Fen the above named Liotal. The Hotel has recently wwterone • thorough rer• fr and_renovatlon. and has bean tided u_p with new andvii i want tarlatan. carpeting, to, is. ne Tweleleto Pas pear au, end attention to the =Mel and wants of the bous. The table will be 'MHO with the hot that the marts alTotd. • Thie Hotel below eltasted in the . llmmalilate the snits leell le.t= t Mt e g. 0:w - a ottotiOlTto tha titMo oiliCatrooo to retadolht liberal patronage that has ern barn bpstowed Melo taw henna. Price of Board per Day, 61,00. The Bar will boatorked with Wines and 1 4aore ttiSrF or to no other house lathe eltr. A good tinumhh° to 13 A. at. Afro obllelne sad esailltetalletlaa attendants. yarded CL /MOLL Wept EMON & C0..;-TRANSPORTATION KA LlNE—Thrrlng mule emeedve pm. .MW.this view. mime were lismyy Sitheeee byIIitNNA.U.LN and KAI usuthD, mmocento trom the Rests= Cities. We ma assure am rata's and WI those Slithemd• SO IMO avulse the Puma. Oath' and flathead. Mist Do subs will to seeder gesterel eelithuslous end Western Jrzyliatt.. , swictsms slicestilbsos cos gssrAllsommportmrs llMlremt wastmo IsomdUD•la PX.NteIN to the immemustin M rmlitt Otelm ota Most, is Um OssiVi tudn. idaltaid m :ID & LOON. PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. MONDAY MOBNINO, OM 28, 1866 • Advance Payments—Hereafter no sub muiptlaa win be taken as the Daily or Weal: meccas. • two. permeut le made In dream. Whew= the gme bwa to which the euteertptiou a veld. the met .ulbelnvariably Orwell. sullen the Is no Dewed by advance torment. All tremelent ad of every drscriptloa, will be repulsed to be told to ad ream The only nee/Klima will be where weal month Ir or Team emetsacte are made. aeuhdker tstW,Plstebursrli Weetsl7 tranorm—The exteasm stresdation of our MeV, Gssefle offers to oar Dastnese m. • most desirable mil= of imp= their trostam toms Osatirealetlatt ts Dittman= and As. thonsene. melting almost every merchant, atenalketazur and alto keeper to Western Itsnarylreale. end Western Ohio. Republican Nominations. Fort PaSSIDIINT. JOHN O. FREMONT, OF CALIFORNIA. • FOB VlOl PIMIDENT. WILLIAM L. DAYTON. OF NEW JERSEY. State Ticket FOR (WEAL 00RXISH10111X11,. THOMAS E. COCHRAN, of York 001 AUDITOR GINEILIL, DARWIN PHELPS, of Armstrpng TOR ISORTITOR OTAILRAL, BARTHOLOMEW LAPORTE, of Bradford Irreemont and Dayton. TUI VOlOl OF PIOPLI Elam the rhDadslaLs North Ame:lean. Newspaper{ ResPosue.—The New York Tri bur and Daily Mat, of course, heartily ens lain the nomination of Col. Fremont. The Courser and Enquirer of the same city accepts it also as one under welch the great' battle for the Common good can beet be fought:with the surest prospect of encase," and it cells upon all good and true Republicans to rally around the standard. The Herald, in view of the preliminary declination of all the Presiden tial candidates except Fremont, says that never before, in any party Presidential Convention, has the great idea of everything for the canoe and nothing for men been so etriokingly illustra ted. The Herald considers the nomination of Fremont ou but a natural yielding toe general popular demand. Several editors of German newspapers were members of the Convention, and their journals will no doubt eupport the ticket. It woe announoed to the Convention yesterday, that one German paper in Philadel phia had already hoisted Fremont at the head °Pits columns. The Now York Daily Adrertacr, the leading viper of Now Jersey, rejoices to annonnue the nomination of Fremont, toying he was the second choice of every body, and tho first choice of a large majority. The ddrcrtiter adds "A ticket with Fremont's name at tho head, reinforced by New Jeriey's distinguished eon, Wm. L. Dayton, must prevail over all that can be brought against it. And what will be op posed to it?. Fillmore ? This name will proba bly be withdrawn when that gentleman comes near enough to survey the field. Distance has probably lent enchantment to the view. When be comes home, his optic., netetrally clear may be disenthrailed. ~ . Can Buchanan, Breckenridge and slavery hope to maintain a suctezefnl war spinet Fre mont and liberty—liberty of speech and terri tory? It would seem to be impossible; we are sure It would be undesirable for our country'. Bake and that of humanity at large. The cause is Fremont and Dayton against Buchanan and Breckenridge—Fremont, young, full of neeful enterprise, generous and daring, of large natural genius for administratiori—against the calcula ting politician, emus hunting for pommel ad vaecement, changing sides to obtain It—a com ported of the selfish Intriguer, warm filibuster and cold patriot, erywhilized into that antiquity known as James Buchanan of the Cincinnati platform, no longer a person any mere than Is a Carolina negro, but a slave—a plank." The New York Eveninfrost Bays that the nom- 'nation Is received, for the moat put, not only with satisfaction, bat enthusiasm. Though many would have preferred to see one of our able statesmen selected se the candidate, popular opinion in New England, New York, and the West, seemed to call with one voles for the nomination of Fremont. if the Conn:ration had failed to nominate him, the members would have failed to carry into effect the wishes of their constituents, and the poet thinks dual the Con vention noted wisely and justly. It adds:— "The secret of that popularity which, rising so rapidly, has borne Colonel Fremont Into the poet of standard hearer for his party, la un doubtedly this, that the people think they see to him those qualities which at him for the co eseion. The times require In the Chief Magis trate of the nation on unshaken courage, perfect steadiness of purpose, and a ready command of resources. Tho times require a man who has something of the heroic In his character, and it ie because the people, from what they know of Colonel Frement's conduct in perilous enterpri ees Infer that he is thus qualified, that the spon taneous and general call for his nomination throughout the free Stites has sheen. The Boston Atlas says that, In the selection of Fremont, the Republican Convention has re cognized 'cliff' wishes of the people—that the nomination will be hailed with enthusiasm every where by all the friends of freedom and good government. It nye further: "Upon the great question of the day, Colonel Fremont occupies a manly and honorable pota tion. While his antagonist has been trimming and truckling, and shaping his speeches to please the Southern party, CoL Fremont, himself of Southern birth and edoeation, has epoken with refreshing vigor and courage for the right. The people will not, in this emergency, forget Each • man. He will be borne triumphantly to the White House—ho will be the neat President of the United States." C►ttnrtao W►rsaos 8011/ Bnotrzmrss.-4f any pupil of the Academy of political Acrobats, long patrionized by the sham Democracy, can carry water on both shoulders dryehod, it is James Buchanan. Hie practice Is perfect. But we fear that some malicious 81ave•driver will give him a nudge and a soaking from the bucket which he ehonldered In the Sonata Chamber, on the 11th April, 1826, thus; "Permit me hear, Mr. Chairman, for a mo ment, to speak upon a subject to which I have never before edverted upon this floor, and to which, I trust, I may never again have 'occasion to advert. i mean the subject of Shivery. I BELIEVE IT TO DE A GREAT POLITICAL, AND A GREAT MORAL EVIL. I THANK GOD MY LOT HAS BEEN CAST IN A STATE MIRE IT DOES NOT EXIST. * * * IT HAS BEEN A CURSE ENTAILED UPON US BY THAT NATION WHICH MAKES IT A SUBJECT OF REPROACH TO OUR INSTITU TIONS." [See Gales & Seaton's Register of Debates, page 2,180, vol. 2. part 2.] EMPIIAGAT/01 EXTRAORDINARY gentleman was conversing with the Professor of Moral Philosophy at the West Point Military Academy, not long since, In reference to text books used at that institution. ttlithst text books do yOu use in Moral Science?" asked the former. "Way land." "But how do you get along with the chapter on Slavery?" "Ohl that is expurgated! The Secretary of War ant that out" It is thus that Litereture, Philosophy and Ethics, are tor tured and emasculated for the convenience of Slavery. The Tract Societies expurgate all allusions to the institution:-:the Cluirebee are ten der-footed with the reptile and turn aside from contemplating such a Satan—the South bullies all epeakers into eilence on the subject, and so the evil grows and festers, and the leprousy eats until it has now become a :Notional sore—no longer sectional, but general. How long, 0 lovers of Humanity and- Freedom, shall this be? —Sandtuk-y Corn. Beg. The arrangement OM President Pierce has made with Denmark for the' postponment of any resistance on our part, to oolleedion of the Bound Tolls for one year from the 14th inst. It, is eta ted, was entered into at the earnest eolleitation 6f the Danish Government.' Further, the ar rangement is made, under circumstances which promise a final adjustment of this sulject with % the year. Whether the duties to he paid un der protest will ever De refunded or not will de pend upon the terms of the final arrangement. Cows Our now Tuxit. ! —Jo. Knox, one of the most distinguished lawyers of Illinois, a Pierce elector in 1862, and life-long Democrat, hat come out spinet Buchanan, and for s union of all the huil-Slarery-Extension elements ID the North against the Pro-Slavery party. • His in fluence, backed by his eloquence, will be tenet; bly felt in the coming contest. Deem or Bay. EDWARD Biaric—We regret to learn that this distinguished and remarkable man died at his residence in Morrow county en Saturday last week.. He was one 'Of the strongly merited characters of the age, and will not soon be forgotten in Ohlo.—Ckselaini Lade: Ton Boren IN rim Fran.—The bunco ets Jamul or Saturday 1111 . 11013TICES that 'the on. Thotalitorwii and' the 80n. 1 41110.,8, Smith will wpask et Conseraville, on the 28th inst., in for of the Beradlno Mae. • TECI &arum! or >z COACIZO GOOD Barns. —On the evening prior to the assembling of the Republican Convention at Philadelphia, there was a grand Free State rally at National Hall, at which speeehes were made which give the friends of Freedom a foretaste of the spirited fight we are entering Into. Said JohnA. Wills, of California: Go back to original principles. Go down, as we say in California, to the "bed rook," and start there. Wipeout the old dynastyof tyran ny, and mart upon the new and original princi ple. Get bark, if you can, upon the old "bed reek" of the ordinance of 'B7. I [Continued ap plause]. To change the figure, get the ship of state, if you can, upon the old, original track— In behalf of freedom. Make freedom national, and slavery sectionaL Tolerate slavery where It is, as many a nuisance has to be toletsted; but do not give it power to control, to govern, to wreak the great experiment of free government on the Continent of America. [Loud cheers.] The issue Is a single one, and a great one.— The despotic experiment has been and le to find oat how much the North will beer, and it be comes the friends of freedom, at this oriole, without reference to past political connections, to unite as one man for the common defence.— We have the universal strength; all we want is the union—the fusion. As it has been espies led, "Union for the sake of Freedom," and as I believe, before God, "Freedom fertile sake of the Union." [Cheers]. Without the triumph of free principles the Union is a failure, and must be abandoned. As I soli years ago, the anti- Slavery men who seek to restrict the Slave pow er, are the truest and best friends of the Union. We must assimilate our interests, because Identified as ameople and homogeneous In oar Institutions, sentiments and character. The I effect of slavery is to build up en aristocracy, elevating the few by plundering and debasing the many, establiahing an idle, wealthy clans by the degradation of labor. Freedom, on the other hand, tends to elevate man in the social scale, recognising all hie natural rights, in accordance with the legitimate object of government, the greatest good of the greatest number. Here you have the chart of freedom end the chart of Oa very. Increase the element of slavery and you necessarily increase the element of discord. Although by compromises you may temporize with the difficulties of government, it turns ant et last to be only political quackery. Compro mises hare given the political quack doctors some temporary fame, but they have cided.only In disappointment Thera are but two ways in which this Union can be preserved. We must all become Slave States, and then our interests will be ono and the same; or, we must all, either immediately or prospectively, become free Staten, and In this way our interests will become identical. [Cheers.) The true policy, with a view to the harmonious administration of government, and the preset'.- Lion of the Union, le to limit and restrain the ex ceptional element, which has got to be the mas ter, and that Is the grand object of this cam paign. We must repudiate the folio philosophy of government which has lately been sprung up on us. Time was when the sovereignty of the General Government Mee territories of the United States .vru admitted by alt, questioned by none. In the old articles of confederation there was a clause. no doubt originated by the "etrict constraction" echopl of that day, that no power was to be ex ercised by the confederacy except each an was expressly given. There was no provision made for territorial legislation, yet the ordinance of 'B7 was passed, prohibiting Slavery in all the territories then belonging to the United States ; and one of the Brat acts of the first Congress or ganized under the Constitution, was the re•en actment of that ordinance. The power to make all needful rules and reg ulations for the territories covert the case under the Constitution, but the Latter Day Salnts--the American prophets of Democraoy—have now discovered that the ordinance of 1787, the not of Congress re•aBirming it, and the legislation on the subject down to the Missouri CompromLso was unconstitutional. What we have to do is to dig op the ordinance of 'B7, and re-establish the dootrioe of the eovereignty of the cotton in the territories of the nation. [Applause.] We must tint establish the principle, and then apply ti. to prohibit cot only Slavery, bat poly gamy, In all the territories of the United States (Cheers.) As a Californian, as a Pennsylrtudin, and as OW citizen of the Union, I am not satisfied to limit this controversy to the question of slavery. What power or right to suppress polygamy can there political discoverers show me, that does not apply as well to soppresa slavery I Polyga my and slavery must be put in the same basket and drowned together. [Laughter and ap plaar,/P•] Gentlemen, we want, as a further, guarantee of the Union, a bond of connection between the Atlantic and the Pacific. [Cheers.] We want the Paola° Railroad as a material guarantee of ' the continued existence of the glory and pros perity of our talon. I will say further, that bond must have a central, not a eonthern local ity. [Applause] Those are the great ends to be accomplished. Aed if, after all we have eubmitted to, there is not pluck enough, manhood enough, love of free dom °weigh in the North; if we cannot be knocked into an attitude of resistance; if in view of past and present wrongs, in view of one en pence numbers, wettlth, intelligence, out-superi ority in everything bat pluck; Were cannot beat, not the South, gentlemen, bat oar own 'dough- faces and traitors, then, I say, we ought to wear visible and actual chains of political. servitude, and be banded over to perpetual bondage. [Cheers and laughter.] William L Dayton The Republican Convention on yesterday com pleted theirnominations, by assigning to William L. Dayton, of Hew Jersey, the second place up on their ticket. This gentleman was born near Morristown, in that State, and is now about fifty years of age. He was educated at Princeton, and graduated at that institution with distinction. After studying law, he removed to Monmouth, but is at present a resident of Trenton. Aa a lawyer, he has no superior within the limits of his native State. At different times ho was a member of the State Legislature. and once pre sided over the lower House: Afterwards, be served with distinction upon the bench. His decisions commanded the confidena of his pro fession. He was taken from the bench in 1842, and sent to the United States Senate, to fill the va cancy occasioned by the death of the eloquent and lamented Samuel L. Southard, who was at the time of his death the President pro tem. of that body, and who had beeeme such, in comm. queue of the elevation of John Tyler, to the Preeidency. In 1845, he was re-elected to the Senate, and served until 1851 in that body. Daring the semen of 1850, contrary to the. expentation of many of his friendr, he opposed the Compromise measures. Be lie!! 'particular ly bitter In his opposition to the fugitive slave law. In consequence of his sturdy, resistance to its passage, he lost for a time bin popguny and prestige even with his own patty.. But the Democracy came Into power In' New Jersey about the expiration of his senatorial. term, and were enabled to replace him' with a . man cf their own political faith. Since that time he has been engaged in the practice of hie profession with distinguished sue. ton. As an orator he Is Mang, forcible and commanding. In person he is tali, and is. nth !laically built. He is capable, pliyaloallY and mentally, of Immense labor. His ,pastpollintal affiliations have been with the Whig party.--, Although he has never formally Joined the Amer ican party, he is known to, sympethite with and subscribe to their nacelle!. doctrines. ' HG aolection for his present position was doubtless owing somewhat to htestroug 'coast tion to slavery , heretofore,. Be"will certainly be acceptable to the Republicans through the country it the of any man con aom-. mend their confident:L=2u limos: How Vf . rairiii DirriMr.-Thi 'Republican Convention showed mat wisdom in the selection of this gentlemen as a candidate for the Vico PreeidencY. • No stands among the foremost men of tho Union in all the qualities'that constitute , high chanter; and he bee given Proofs, under circumstances that admitted of no .mlseoncep: tion of , his integrity, fidelity , and opacity as statesmen: Now Jelltry has reason to, be mud of her many distiiguished sons, bit among them.' all, whether of the peat or the present, mono is more entitled to her atlectionete regard than Judge Dayton. At the her, on the bench, : inthe publio cot:molls of his Sate and the nation, he has proved himself competent to every duty he has been required to perform, and ..haa adorned every etadon he his been called opal, to Au lu the Senate of theBlll . osl, its bet. I ter and brighter days, though' amomrite young' one menbere, he wee , eminent for the timidness of his opbsions, the cogent clearrume with Which he 'gm them ntteranbe; and eliedetorphindill neu with' widish. he 'defended ebem.igainot all attioke, no reitter.lirom'wliateiniirtirttbey came. Hslito political terolutiott . aritharbsini him from ti l l S'brA l irmilit;taiday'.have been among loknoWledgibtlesdrire - and. ohoider the ticitot 04 wkis4As his beimpluild'proriancioarefni in the WPPrd“h . teliti4l2o:lllli Freda* crititi dellberattitie away' none of Ida predeceased" ltin • -47bitit rtnerieas. VOLUME LXIX-.NUMBER 260. R Y As`LN G 5. EIIIIM3ORIBER respeetr - all9 ; 11- jal: b l=Vhtif g th =gPrs Zir ba gir= Man:lQU mat 0410.577 AND ' Chair Itannfisaturing lista The most szineetto and comp/eta of w ktod tlue emmtm, With • Moth eons ONZ MELTS= het of bee k trell esasompa, lnetlionomm n lio n. l f a ew 4sm' m e Wendsto ready to =red to the orders of hie someasous and enstootait A V• 111617 OP NEW STYLES OF FURNITUR E ww b Lotrodueod &Amid at It. mines. - Patient's Wootton will bide= to the manutaettallos of Farming» solnabla Ittr Intemobent• and fiaqls,, - whietsvottl be mid= op roam, end tit Dent that wld t efreamto N tion, Mods sit l Mla• to lnstLatabu• Its ant s neM I m M o of m w ill told at Ma Mond Pri VEOL Tink t lM of on kfano done Paver to Beak' =cm* =Nair Cloth. Rift and Cabinet g l io l ld to fo r :=9 at a talhadranoanNastorm fort psi= amtlyitnB -- • No. IL NULL • No. al Etta stmt. CEMETERY MARBLE WORKB, No. 888 Liberty &rat, below Ware. • PITTSBURGH, PA. MATTIIEW LAWTOris PEACI7OAL MARBLE MASON. 'IIM ISllESrewetfally to Info= hitt friends vlr =lt:urn& ment, .that tro bao tome tho ale ine r setn i Ar i magoThicturo sad dog oTOk7 ". lawmen% 21 , 4 Va c a uti Glue .I:auds. of art 7 mist? ma lb= itiorna usG /Textrz • Centro Table, Piei, - Bareast and. WASH EXAM TON. Which tw is offering as low as another Estahlinusoun West of the ktcrontains. ills Met is Windy new, and has been seischn by hbasanondmady kw this =urbane a is also prepared to Indid soma- Vaults, Roans Bain Lots, with Plarbbi or Stem =lto szacchaanY athcrwett in his llns, In any of the Cometcriss adicintow Pittsburgh. WtsJi laMnded to with dispatch. B tail:LIMA= to übt Gam 2.. Ron. Wna -- WMrn Jno MAW. km& Jobs, Ilhosaba4nc. Plop Ohm Brown .ILL JR Tbs.. Scott, fah B ange. I t l &finnfthed with S R AM" Foreign and Do toostkrldarbis slither Matted ot in tin rough. at whop rale prim Lie Ma aim ands larransmosnla sca of the ben branda,kwaeonstant ftppay Hydra:as Comm t, Water sad Lomyrilla Limn and hie Parbl, MU' fcr Lend and Munn Work. all of which he is psalm a.l to furnish arahort ranks. mhifolkarlyincedi TOBICS WORT DOI never did do more than give tempo- • don r trirr i tee n ol d th 'a Th 7 "L ."4t.bc—""ritrn mow and bilidoss Manes Is thestmornbcdo o f tll nt Mar. Maks. ftenralft• title Dalton by its NAT. MAL ANTIDOTE. and all. orm canard brit dieeletantn on. ca. Rhode.' /ever sad Ague Care le this Antlata to Stalerts. sad =room It la anertectly harmless andkine. Me certificate of es celebrated chsadat..l. Milton. of New Tort, to tide effort, ',attached to retry bottle:there. tore it It does no snolit can do no herin. • This is mere than nth be said of Quinine, Arsenio, or any tonic in et an:,a their use Is tednotte to the constathe <Jon and brhure on Dtllol AGUE, which never allows • person to feel tertactly nail for • knee moment. In it' Inectstion of tame troths I annex anus attracts from • letter lost remand from a olaralciani Gaetano ea, Ohl!. Morel 17 1060. Jas. A. ftnobre. Esq.—Dees dirt Moore at 2d bast is at ben. The Cure arrived Late loot year and thedlllcalty in getting any one to ay it was greatly Increased flow the fact that • remedy bad Dam Intralneed which was arm- Inn In favor with the paha; as being better than when Qolnine—not knowing I Drums that the remedy the needto cutup° taring Quin., contained the Drug Reca ps This moody. Moon ea .Bmith's Toulon nomad law. !ably tam an amts. tat It did not Ma it. and It would often tutu. Id= renewed visor. Ibis oa oirrainatanos I deOried in Tons favor, 111 could Institute a tart romper. Don beton= it sad you CVEN, The Itdionbra is the remit. /Ins* Mama took mile OWL iLlof wbkh wore capes of Ng:Widish lattonaltorat Ines: et manywasks Standing. Thaw had trial Qtanhas, and paler wemedle• ereselenally raLerbeg • Shill. bat It wee, (es In all SW* 011/..1 I.lol= weal= them out. and laving therm:ideas:l et othw went ingedle. I did nomad In effecting • masa core of alt three of Mole own wlthyont moedy. stel they have not had • etdLl atom In en three of none wee tb• `tool th's Tonle had been med, and walk% at bans staAbreak the chili, bat - atter • period or two had els Itmoold sedum think there 0111 be no &IR raltrnow in giving to TOW Care the vantage ground o4othar sewed now In nn here; An. as. WILLIAM 800 11. D. /Shade.' Fewer and dine o =l4. kr .... t , , w t l4o ‘n t 4 1., the' only baradees remedy lag se , le equally certedn se • Preventive es le ft s*. Teks I t hen you feel the chllls coming cm end yen will newer Imo seines orot. JAI. A. 11.110DILS.Prosaleter. Prorldanoe,ll. 1. Yoe ode by Joberatitebell, Om. Ogden, Gen. R. Kowa, C. N. Wiekensbatao /4 Atlas end Dru M... gamma, 1.18 • soll•kin le The Taylor Aran Works for Bale. frELLS elegant Bolling Mill, in- -Newport, J. 13 we aired tor ale. It Is beentitally located on the rest beaker Lkting river. The mDI house Ls TOO feet loot W 110 mid% beets° east:M. one of 10 Meta erl-, bider and tt Le stroke, and ink, e k Winn . 131 inch wad leek stroke, vial pomp ch , doctor, in, boilers; tr„, ocrO ll plste order. Also, a roll trussing latne.eti lerweed with Ski acres aground. The mill 1s vltbls ten days or Deng well reedy co rosenberans iron. The Ekes derelibedraTM be mb el st Pubile Anotion. on Pe pre:cake, ani NESDLY, Jane 4sh. of 10 A. IL. nukes imry!atuis: . ° =:=lre:= spollii .6n the .1.7. or isg..- - - 7 7` Address POWu.L, DODIM. CV. Newport, 11r. nlylo V y ATIIER BELTING—Made- by . HOYT BROS. N. T.. of elaniebtated hides, Patented =dean. n them for tb• yerpare, • and so ren4e as to madmen a ming of =MI th an per cent allernerterer Lber rude In the ardlnary runner. • fall smeartnemt for We by M. DA LARGE .233 Ltberty Jel3 anleselne Oa bead of Woad. COPPER BRASS KETTLES—A fall amoselstent of all tuna of car own caanofactcron warranted wilds. at 134 Wood at, loon CI r_atove aad Tin Warm:lowa .1.10 T. J.CSAIQ OD. DIR K t s BEEP PELTS-650 Sheep Pelta.reo'd .d for oh Irr • 11P/ILNOKII lIAILBAUGET, AY APPLES-75 bas choice DiA a ppa in dare and ibr ed. by . ATWELL, S-100 baa Clay Mpea; U Ftons PATH fn ltn[ean4 J *lO .4. LEE W. Trim Co:Partnership_ heretofore.. azistipg under the idyls ofWM, IieCOTCIIEON 00. thD Car dlesalred by mutual consent, U. D. Norton having withdrawn Dom the buentes. All the burtuese at the old Una eta be mtuy4 by Wm. llineuteheon. IL D. NOLICI TORTON. WM. MoHNON. M=i!Ml ATIUNG APPARATUS—A full nasort moat of Shovrer. Moose asid Bitting • Bathing V.= solec also Uhildtans , Huta no Mad at the Iron City !nor. W;rohouse 02 T. J. MAIO a CO., 134 Wood IC UTTER--6 bble choice Bell Butter; 2 do do do da e " ATIWLL. LEV& IV!'" rarsmern ROTTEN STONE-17 bble for rale by B. A. PAILNUTOCK A. CO., 101 l wawa Hnt sad Wood it. VIIEESE-50 boxes rime reed and for 19 9919 by .i 9 9 N so 'I, 219 LP:99998L ACON 811.0IILDER3-5 cooks for wile Low to elan. by DAVID O. MORT. PEACHES -100 bus halves ree'd and for ed. sr WM. MeCIITOI3:6ON. 819 lassos se. 110TAS11-8 casks of No 1 reel end for u nL by WM. MeCOTOSEON. 219 Liberty BR AST STEM, Mowing Scythes warranted, for sale Dr mama t anima. 129 laarkst ('!SHIN CRADLES _of every imritny, or ILA AV by .bO3 HOLMES COLLlNl3.l=Karluee LeIf.FTLISS JI B. SOUSES' ICE CUES S for sale by AU' __11013129 COLL.I3B.Ne IV Wood R. t: :44 : r. It' :41 offer rit7 6hotao ~IwtM arlecielt Worked OoTlara4 B soar, 8404 114 k.:6 Baffling. &a, &o. 0 the ourut pst.tent6 at lo• prima 304. HORNY& 00..Tt Warlret It 10ANSI FANS!—Spaaisn, a: Pairs 6hakat and other style. Sn moat •aziltj Just eeeete•a. Wan aAy elegant White Mafia& at • 1•g HORNET, 7'7•Maskat rt. &ED & GRASE-1b1:11 Lard, 11 do arenae Libor landbm from 'Ulmer to n Jacroo s .lbr role br _ _ '412 Lis DIOLNY * 00. WOOL -11 bags now lending from steam er Jacob Pak fur rale by ISAIAIMICKM% 00. a AOTTON-88 bales now lending from IL /steamer Jacob Poe, for We br 1012 IBAI2II MOSSY t +CO. IIRIED APPLES-ICO bun, on hand and sa Welow 01 3.6 EDALZILL CO. " LA ARD-20 koga No 1 Lard for sale by JO AILS-250 kegs Nails, ass'd sizes, in 'tare and km ode bf ATWELL. LIZ & W. :11A.8.-125 bble N. C. Tar_ . Lara bbla. is itomvsuilar 6TWILLI - LIM CO. pIIRE PERLIVLIN GUANd. yrith 4hrT r4"2llMitt.'iti tro. Iwnv=totri.k. 7EHorse's Foot and How. to Hoop is 4by 'minim, kiru... For ale 1101ML3 • OOLUBL 121? Ws= STWBERBY BELISKIEmTBfOI=B. VIIEESE— 150 bores prime Cutting jut Iljne'd end ?mild/by IreraffiNbaL Ifollo bend 'trot. ARD-10 kgs No 1 LarAdTINT in aforee and fCLor zap - 1L..1111111.0 . - UV'ANTED—A Journeyman Machiniat of y arrtotalsou. In Car lattarr. To stain arta load rearatatat. rn or Ala vr tr 3 l 4 • • . lea .111 Market bbl laghiCz=Ltgy Ouni—i?o It!s , for =lea- - • :kill:: • r? 'eI.IIINOIDINE-4110 ozs jun ftwed suidtar. 11J sahib , Ist .117LEISLIMB8 &CO.. XTRACT LEMON-2 gro Tilden's reed usd ft& w era LE SELLERS t N O. 8111M1150- , lads' lair to :choice ./.‘ • guides • 1t0r6 , 632 . 4 ibr • br RAPPDI3 RAPER 4550 bsns:staw. c"Pc.E.?""ll'alLin"lkasggvag:latti::- GSYRIIP—M bbh Balt. G. Syrup lut atartiadkeaslebi ',ATWILLASN'a • 41..50DA-40 45.8 0 Soda -in store 4. •• Pr 1113. br LTWELL LIM O SLE AT1:18-75 d61611111W - 1 12 0 - Welkblirtwir AAA'S:wash by ATWELL, LEE gOAP 1114NELE8=55 bze No 1 Gerßan tinkat. Catalan , - s 6. 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