'F:Tt 7. 7.7 : ;! . '''' ---- . - - , pAILT. - ::. , plT.TsAvßon,_.. GAzETTy, EgYABLI . SELED _IN -1786., ' • " ' s cam. art. nescaiVATi s T sts lircadmln winturrt.isrmansue • _ • ; Iron Fainitoxe; - .11EWY0RILFOUNDRY, RAILING. ii—illlo2lll7/0711711C WAITS farof stun! lards of east. and .Annintdfifet WieSe tar 1M1LD1N433.,n; gerater . .mriee, of resterto me' thwneumy other ai d a handunent. in Vow Tart. anlithe Incest Mums. ° M of Iron Yammer. in the Uniledmthta. IT - AattildiOßD TAD% 61 Green e.. S. Y. - - • _ A triteliz" Element! TOVICONSUI Aous.PuxSICIAN of hig standin g , nd g,,wwilys•Proregtor In ores r tlio Ideillearluelta• of Correcuntrt. guy retired Irmo swtlve prattle% who has Neu as from -Prdnumm_Disassw, Cheers wn,4, walls trarathurtu South Amstros for his health, caretsComoolupt-Lon. Bruneat* Coughs, Colds and Osmond Minato: wad beteg Mlre that thousands ors solsrlos sad dping uneasily from this meet dreadthlef all giss os. he is destrows, from the Prill*lll3 et trroard• trt simians a:sown Cds most - %gush!. rezeedf., Upon remise 01 . cot& taPpetesce Pharr% erCwoups, he sin mad •Ilweeps with, fultarectdou for fasking and suesessfullf uadnitt. . The mouse espolred appliet fur pest.spt. tad the Massa et this al cortlPiou ent Address • - B. DEVELliltotoll, • Jeleklaidltrav Eau 23, P. Os revea ls.. C. New York Corn Exchange. A G Int l & LA " Y. B. E. CLARK, HANUFAgURER AND DEALER IN , Bag 3 and Baggin (2 g, BsAsugas,,sheodo s B,l),,cii.,, yiu.. and Odeon Moe. Le lkra Mee Dealer, /re., surrltA a 11h Gran Una Semi= Ease, Pear Rem Le. .51LLLERS' BAGS, Daslgned awl DHata t to cram enmesh , for their nye. ~ tir. Esuottasnt of batters Is Luse. sad et various disig ald oar edatenters as Mal any matter May may wail rat Menlo without. extra Mane -ooutstry Ilarebants am Mated to emmlnecar steak of =mar Base, idenol , we Miss. of all am ws hmade dr hnea. Tay heavy tlansearaw. hear/ Dada, aa sat het= asmplisTwithhadr E aishrt. rant" I. ord.r. PIOVIdOI2 reams Emaphad "titbits= snabEf 00v eta ire , sada attain Er ccloral dab. Wo have new OMR= Mr stamping. reir.tfe Paints, Oils, Glass, Burning Fluid, Camphene, Alcohol, (to DORE't HANN, - - eso G zrarnaa STMT. (artair of , ar.) NEW YO3B. near Halton Bite ana .121.14 tattroad Dego*. 11 A RE now selling the shove astioles, son miles leith a acsioleto oosortacat Cbtory4 OIL; Bralata Gies, Gri,sio , l Viamords; flAW Smith and y Amnion rise fltftM. ite , =loco ita oft. oast laoluatmento to Dat;vain4 ammo. stirtOota For the 1,000,001 U.S. PATENT 3.IARBLE COMPANY, PO Thompson-street, Y., - itikIIIPACTUITtERSOP,4IARBLE MAN itati.,F=it;ePtstsutiEll'mPFKeier "bleb tie nrerevatlon °Mutat. Due., In tl comblnol with mthetal eolote r eo to be mouLted Into. any norm and color, by - which • marble ma be rasunfao. Tstrell at keit:tan WPM. cost of the oammort matertd. ',tills It excels It to oarenlaty and bxaty. Ihein.Wsr . Hatred Iron and Slate, Ulm, to Do eurfooe leak. the tutor rnniotlatotha mane of the resunlal, erbSe no neaten is aced toed,' • temporiser o.s..ty to the etufeco. Ilene tile Ito= s 3 to to. , zzoio Tops. s..totolts obese _Mato for tbe ..tonnherfeov - aed Bore of elm do. th e alMnernt State,. which 0111 Insure lar-4rose. return. to bow Intatentinit themselvell, Wormed. furatebea cm applicatlnn to PUSS ILF.N.M.S. Prost.. or MIPS I. , 3 NSW !OW spli French, Window_Glaas. EDWARD P. DIOSFE, 144' Ckansbers et., N. Y. Tiro dors ircstot - Eta Uttar Botlrot2 'MRS to Dealerrs oxideastomers bisceL h t.) Or... Uri brim do 171 French 'Modem abuts on favors- Partbm irtibloalutmnotlop trill be fattglattad wittuviort Otatoellitot Moir adttrett. Glens-cut to MU donna ootttro. and Noted tout or eats, liPl4llOt FIRST, PREIKIIIII...ELLIN FORTES. • • STELof WAY fr, SONS,_ MAN ULLOTURY.II.4 at 8.188 Walbrir Street. .‘• sea toU. DESPEOTFULLY call tho to tanilon of the poblir to their Wen= - nn , b" sr fortnientorearabgrend unisons:. Nano if - + ika Tolima* of - Woe: elestidty of , tootobtz boish,in &oft every thing that rinds:ea Mum ereannonniced.- They ewe awarded the Ent ~' tunny both.RlaQ.Olnoomoahtioeiith the meet dlsZ Ilea maskers frau Dorton. titalsdelphia, Any 'York sect itelthmoriz. ' NLIV-411.1.UPLE—atanne! a Ross here _lust been sererosi the Tl.l= - . Premium GOLD -MEDAL tome. ocitopetttors) anthe fete rair of the American Institnte: Orritel Peleai. for the.BIZ - 2 Ellaelbstes. 067 col as xoR MINING PII SEKarul for NMl nrta CIUDDES, both Di WET and DRY UR difforlret Ideda. thathr tON•and RUM sta. tha GLEE and- DOUBLE TARR WAD= RUM. tfaanfacture4 and anld _ G.LEICi PUTMAN, Mere,. Et. NEW TOM- D icirp= RectaDtly Cad Ihr all lands of 4113 N fiOW TIAALTris 1V01RL"P...112 124 —SCHISM?: eo l iatOS. CO.. =PORTERS IL4D DEALERS IN Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Perfumery, Itt., 170 WILLL3.II ST.. New York, f NVTIE the t.ttontion of the trade to their `Largo and need stook of D-u¢s. Bekaa, 011,, Portome ~lnadditlonto tßorroiratarlznoorhatora :We Proms. are also rroartroaatmarri , o , the worm of prod.,- tbn enn run estrum rinplara of Tooth, tialrand. Nell Batches, Broncos, entr, Mortars. 8p0u.,. Brandt end incitchPartunary, Lubin'. Ertroste, tad nnonyntlorr =- U. usually embraced la Drumlins otoohe. neon thc7 . et rs elm ."314b , 80140 , U1 214 7 11 t.b. =Lost Juirintaatoos terms Onto% ettlw tot Dow or by.losn, soul reeeinvoinpl tXPORTAXIT TO ROUSIZEEEPERS AlvD DE6LER3 , TIIR 110Y13 ELLS, nlurnazir, _tall 71 lituratta innate, .Not Yon. —Principe? , 103 nun! stria, Neva York_ fookm. Backe. Z 7 mut as Mut= street, Joretw Cita. THE yroprict.o.Te the long and- stall. COF.EE AID .4.PiCE ESTABLVILMENT, Gent:haw to wetter. the begt Fignenownacal. ftnediss to flyeal..Cintat,Tea and - other Cetroo. dc— They idol more 11atiard. C 0..; rald 'rally other sell able of daily use in *Mar fanilf. which they. °Per °MD Is most magmata terra. Cr-talon-nor sant fo to denrm w rMygt B. LI. J. O. ...=stroune advised to inquire Br, Hope Mils or . beirlydv The Adams Express Compa ny. Patenash. Rochester and Nero Brtgliton the especial accommodation of the mg* population alonathe line alba Cddo and Penn. ry rude ilagrood.betweino Plitstionith and New Brighton, whose Intimate batimnis and social relat'ons mune nth dartiey. Tim Admit Immo Commany tram midi mien azningarnent the Mimed. as to enable theta to put strong StelaellJoer 010 the Aoce minodasion Tralo.who will Lb aura Drell property and tallness prorierir a 4 told= The Monomer Ina here on /non Sate lo to Car. An the depooll and be sew emeriti' of Hopei. tigniVandothretrainthlin, wiUleamilihre Brighton the fdoreing Train, remain to ?Matruh sod 4111.f..e ms is tnhlm. and r.tnrn a 7 Citysn lks day to hired to moth toy mimb as at his Gordo; anti Coonntsalone *zonated. It mu ho Ids duty to metre., Els up trip all pastels. punkas.% ceder,. InOneT, do which will be dente:tat to tbe o propet t y rti=iii ent i r e thA i sfigni of , tlit r lpi t l . n . tt MT& gliera es io tistlvenel to the oltrjAmernicabovlapente— obtain informattmo, sod return teplie•—order /6 and nr.ta:PtV"'"' w ill pi ?it L or ozslied tor .tro realionabil distance,.without tat.. acre* bat tc loran nob dolls*. :77,,,,t 1 4a1r.V. On cs.kactee.eepecintly Ibrpritate b 005,,. At Way halo ell matter wilihe lett with the Station Agent °r em Relizowl Cotrmy, when the WOW party le not at the btation on tba emit d or the Train, to rimire Tgos. he Charge. kr tarrying raikaaes, Jo, and for sermints mimed by the Ileeesamor. are Intended to b. within rm. =able Salta When the panne or the basin tee is milli a. to admit or nomads] cerement. will he wide. As the Messenger is required t • settle his bill. and ler• lama dealt with she Cotermoy, and to par tutat.sto pat raw of Moth» Mame not art hiso to wait •{ next lorl i p m fgaeogihi l lin b. ...diensti t = the =War. enn rill commetom his don...M.ll=y. Der. 2e. ]ES6. . . _ fsPhburgii—(74 Fourth Siren- Wimp Cifse—Talagrapli Ramat—Capt. liar. Seliridia7 Sintion--Mr. McLaughlin Boulester—Mr. White. litinain—Pr. Chandler. Nor nintatUni—Mr. limp& mewl Arum Clime Om. Pittsburgh. Dca 20. 16:44 AUSTIN LOOMS. Stack and Note Broker. NO. ST .70711TH BTREEI. BoloB,llfortgage3, Promissory_Notes and to.veinvoilatare. n,zotlatal 'Stocks bdug6t 6.4 sold on Couszelrenns. "laving an extensive atenstintancs . with Ifftard men. IWO are enabled to nessotiste leans. entrusted to ea, proxitttir %Moo several:o.Jazz= Commeretal . Hotel, Corner of Girod and Nero Lases, New Orleans. STEEL wanid most roapeat . re ty Ito= tOn-trimelltot th at he EL the aborernainest nazi. .. The [total his -recently lonia:mous thorough repstr end renovation: and has been b 'Vali up veithiserw. an w el il e t . pant lllMitt".'Carpatlng,. r .te, fto, nlProVtor ==." l 4ll a u t lt:Vli w im t ro w Zri t wit:,:rat that the sciarkirte attord. This hotel helingsitnitel to the to b eing vichilty of the busingle pert [lo o the eitT. as well as being convenient toThs gem f landing. the isnoprietor hopes that br snug anent ton totals wants of bte - pstrons to rewire that ltburel patronage that has ever been' tech:magma this Prioh of Botrit'pe r TDay The Use hill be etccied with Wine. *nil I Ignore le rect .§to no other LIMUMI hi a ds= tc. good LISSIth Ihnti - 10 to A. ghssobllging an ohrouotitustittenderita TO Bridge Contractors. THE managers of tho Birmingham Bridge Co w Icing now ready out their . Arldge %wan "vs. trap, CrAtvta at reerldag Pima and limMeaVote far raid Ifsidgc to or bears the 161.1 s dal' Of AMISt taformation, &aryl will to tarnlabs DT dams —ZjAllirit'lPLlO'ghler3ll744. PiKaigAt A.uudemprts, _ - AVELISVILLE calO r Mo j 1691 1, been, sormiertoned ey the *Tram naw rosialne la o l e o. mitring eltr, _to rutin koteret Las satire PrOlei. eliaillq Vf re~ yyptr n. ants We er N% 'to suit pureluiras. 110 ot Um, Ws on the resat on, 69 ft.t.)l. az slat rid* a llatta s the .111 ba enabled le lett in block ta •rintbara-, war ntstbanitsi wow. ruluir t° g • Iwo moo 0(1130012Q. limped,' Is Italy wattry at tae attanition ot capitol's - to or' miters itisitintiglisriT sae ethos:wit ad town. tit tbs - Ohin !, t.tie 1:121st of • cm wad Iron seri. tiro' aisr.lta., wltn road will Mrs *ma sad lir built sad Routh. It =re. to- ems • irrEs tamintseturtss wiamer ,A4 ors stithatlistl 1 ,, p1412, - to keep it on bard. .116:Vda•T Real-Edato wears, PittsatergnAti VOURTEEN tIOUSEt r' LOOM. In tdszteheer'N SO= A hatTl lat I. cly, Ser. A Imre end , 010:0 en Robinson et, $1,200. A new br,ek to ulon •t„ sum. A rd 7 dlindang tunnies on Haresirn 1:00 , 1.400 Na T.o !Won wad lOW On Carron 04 nautt, riitsbinch. 13.0n0 earJa. A new Won sf.l roodirsu fAtrolhrt. sat A cOttinn. !owe Ac - largn Int of nnnind an !di Wanninn• tak 5.1003.. A cood /nnaczy $4,000. A two ?tory ham. wen 3,10410 f ircolnnd el ta "CM ... INA I LY130 1 :117: a kql. fit Ma;lnt.t. iloppat - ILETTLES-2,pOU lbs Copto: nettle, from 2 to tlim-tt l etor c r y i g ll t Tio.e,Trift• • 2 4Eb , Ft SP"'? ? V " . / "D uc "t. 134 Wood atm VittiNVEßWlZAnria- in ti l l S 1 5 0112 . "4" salt at: BUSINESS ,CARDS. ATTORNEYS. XOSEPII S. A. P. MOBALSON, Attor- M404,1. ' 114.9'311% 143 Va " 111110 BERT F....TILLIPS; Attorney at Law, .I_4, Et. Ln34110. 67 Nem ratakoK., Attorney at Law— Clorrierof reth and Grant eteeea.orpoelte theOoset dna. Pittaburgh_ !SA-Y63 TAMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, office el Fourth street. her.: Gnat, Pittetargh. Jalb-a7 AGENCIES. _Michigan Gelleral Commission and Coilea tion Agency Office, as the collection of Rome end Foreign Mercantile and allotllor Motor exiam. In Miehlgoo ottor r a T tatrogrg i e u eZeg a m4 . P o o t r i un i ti=n6 .. n ft Pa ge r l ' ro and Infares Agents. PELVER d InLIV.E.SON,DetroIt, Bitobloon. .Mye...n.rinaltsbuek—llesnobrramer•Bantu Bonk cc, Yinft• Et Gracito Onlem Lorenz. Strorart ft I,forehante. Vforrrin-Trro ik-onotai or `l4-o , n-or from reneetable Insurance Onansmes. mrlnlyd wlt. A. IRWIWS %mil , ESTATE OFFICE, No. 87 Front ctrret.aldnor Item Market; Duke in Late Muse arat-tr Ore, Hs Iron. to. Goal Property bought and told. AAUSTIN LOOMIS, neat Eatato Agent, 11.rrehkadles .r.d 818 Broker, Mhos &,. VS °Lath street , above Woo<l. Busineel promptly kttn‘dod to. - .101417 16,1AmITEL L. MABSIIELL, Sboretary Citi urea ttant&t.e oommu,o4lVster etrlkk. FM RM. GODON, Secretary Western Lam. • :lace Co., 02 Water street. T . GARDINERCOFFIN.A g entforFnuakIin ,The Insutanee Oamc.7. north-eart corm Wood a=l Tutrd woes. - A. idADEIRA, Agent for Delawaro A• Anal Insursace Corsenr. We:Amami- DRUGGISTS 7:211 011.c01., FLEXING BROT.IDDIS, (tooCaxa. , to a. mOD • Co.) WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. NO. 50 WOOD MELT rm. P7Vatzrs cf Dr. BilamVa jeg.t.ed Vera alr iftur i l: Le TWIN LEAPT, Jr., (enooassor to Jae. M'Cinf- OP frytrirsolsods sad lls44llDrausist sag pasta irk kflraa. U, Trrnstutbk cm-sar Wood and Sixth streets. Pittsburgh. jolu-Regusr Agszt Ihr Dr. lord's Idotildue. jORN P. SCOTT, Wholesalo Dealer hi Drl PI ugs me Plaza, MU. Vamdsbes and Dr . StrZs. N. Iva taly mt. Vawbargla. orders slll roptivrcw=pt ate•ation. WAticat tr.r boactles Putmoab drrar. mar 944 y . gh. A. FAILIESTOCK Es CO,. Wholesale . .tt i c : T2=,"` a r il7l,lXa m x " xa w t hi s t. k . "ii l ig bunt =dal . 1111 E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in AVArr . oo,"l44tLnitngrg4NUV=.atliti YLtDIMICE ....... 03011011 -RRAIIN A REITER, I l atolosalo Retail iiiisb, get... =ma a Marty Gm: Rit..014 Marietta! eSCHOONMAYM it CO., Wbolest& • Drusztst.. No. %4. Wood drat. Rlttatargh- Toms FUMING, Sued:wort° L. Wilooz ey a Co., earn& Blaempt 'Meet and Dleacad— intently outland a tall and . complete amortnent of ltM lledlcite Mneeka esta Peen:mem and all LI !Kama DeM rtaLnlnn to Ws lottralciaus - mt.lania caretally earitennded a 2 Mod, COMMISSION IoSX. LW. 100,11 SCI MON FIERIAMM IC L COWS • ME k t ßlitiF S• Wool, Hideo, Flour, Bacoi, Lardy l Lard Oil AND PRODUCE GENERALLY 76 Water St., Pitteb*b. P. S d nnt s, Alea u ffh. Ntablr ti aLg_. ~ .M.4111, . . Ohba Dpues.CasterCltDonSk..Xame vier4lne. RM. 1ae0..k1...144 Pittsburgh. Warne; heetat k Ourstrau, 'mark X Xidar. Elt Lausa. aul Thum= t 4 Gretna. eantars, Etahnas Ccanall, aledult 8.1.2. Ghia A D Dallnes kCe.. fe1417 MoBANE & ANJER, froorta.Lo to A. t A. ; 4leGuit.l FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Commission and Forwarding Merchants No. 114 Second et., Pit4burgh, Pa -1.4.0 ISecdly] SPRINGER _JIAPBAUGH, OM! 51.ERCEIAN'r, peslor in Wool., Provhdatur & Produce generally. NO. Z. 5 LIBERTY STJAET, VeLTSBUILGLI. PA. JO= J. Lig.. • - ATWELL LEE . ' EIi C O., • LIESAIiF -13-R0419 MRS, aa•• • • ercnantn, priTsounuri MANUFACTURES, Pte. 15 Wood su, betimes 'Muter and Front at PITISBUZGE. DAVID C. HSRIIST. ' Flour, Produce, Provision and Con=latrion :MERCHANT, 2:71 Liberty One.. CZTR , rOI ZUMet. PittSbUrgb, l_ri or ES hie attention to the este of Flour, C IL. ntre,nero. at." nets., orate. Drl44 FE4...ote renwegbny sollettol. HENRY B. KING, (Into of the firm of Iting Moorhead,)COMMISSION MERCHANT, env rnse.am 11.9 larAz IND DLOONS. No. 76 -Vetter stteet, below Market, anig PITT&BURGII. PENNA.. A. A. HARDY. COY' • • rjr.raVid.ltarg D M a') Age .t or the Madisca . esd inthanagoll; &maw). Corn r First Is Perry ilto., Pittsburgh, Pa. vas- OA.l`at.E),D,Oato of Warren, Ohio, A. ... =dans and laruardlng Ltrrr.nord, end intoile • • /n Wart= Easerve Clreere,But&T. Pot and Pearl • d Western Proisee ginernUy. Weter street. between nal m tbtield r ett: 7 am...... sr iVl Pl 77l.efig h. 13 ) 0200011, Igtur-74M=1:.'1.111= =4 D*42 rtr: W JatYT O. . grifil.N2,B6 WARETIOUSE--FTENRY IL IL) o OL L l Nß,Yorasrdlagan/Pgramiedon 3 fersturt.snd DealWoodsMeese, Buttes, Lake eta usd Produce gecersUrl fib Wreet, .auve Water. Pittsburgh Jaya IIIOMAS PALMER:, Importer and Dealer In French and Amert= Wall Paw, 86 klealmt bet 'Mid Ltd Prartb street. rittaburgb.. aak t Owe" DaY GOODS. --- JuSEPII. HORRE a 00., Vitiolezalo and. Retail Dealers in 213331131N08, catiliolZHlllEß. 110.41,C81 d OLOV.EX ' Fawn, Goole, &O. No. TI Marked, bet. 4th and the Deooserbd. t~dgagie tor Eradirfa Yarns. rotal4-17 1.1480! 4 L.ANTIIoaT a 00., A. TOLL. AA. MASON kOO., Wholesale and Retail t FraleriVinivcrol Inapt. prt Goods, TLlth URPIIY tc BURCHFIELD, Wholesale awl wmet Vo 3441 Dry Goode bbiiettsrita. ccrtb Miszkost ert.at l a ilttaburah. Wm. Clayton, HOUSE, SIGN Zb ORNAMENTAL P A R GRAINER N ANL GLAZIER, No. 107 1113°P.IM°4 rirmat t acili. l l.4. airmi ordns iiempt.l7 attemlti tn. aplttsnd Removal! Removal! Removal! ROBINSON d CO.—NO. 3. FIFTH 811365 T. :ELWIN° Removed our Store to No. 23, a B nttb • trod. (turst door to A. A. Maxis Cs.) vs sr, now prepared to erblbit onset' the largest Mocks uf Port•l and Anierkan Csnastirtg• and 00 Cgatrur Cgs inured. In oar assertsunt can bs tonal po Bois &es Brasse - IZarnstn Ts r - A. and Euperrr ti N CanystUgg • a' Pstant Tapestryjngesio tdrz iN ior • "rondos ALif %%I=4 Cortina with smut. Plaids. Felting.. Draittetiogh. and uir mt irrs z er i Mgov nt , of e s i ll ir dAytlo i nf m to , arldilolo g ebrers, ?tale OICIOth, IVitb .But iloiland• (Irmo loamth& • An Ao. Alen, S l ain. Stook ot glogr CU Claths, to PI test add* of ail Woes, all of later. sin is. I o wind. nab Pno sol A Valuable rroperzy tor Sale, • alLiberty street, adjoinig .the Methodist Ors Yes* rose Canal Bann. ls now the only dos 'Awe orproirty l in thiszg o bortmd pot &mull ng On t i3g t rg7 t il rett,l3l 7 Plus t litrsatloo fast Mt 'oo'. bo o Idetloodist firm Yard ging pa. Libmi 100 the prwerq WOW. desirable liotaL Ms trading von on its *good substantlal tiaras story brit*. lab on , gaorsind7 book buildings, has for s long tints Inen or. on vlod tbs Union Hotel, donor ,s go Dreher Wow (gluts and ot h ers desirous or Msinnit • good. loasitroga, clldo well to axon:dn. the grandees. /ammo /AWOL GEORGE E. ARNOLD & CO ma,134.1*.P1. OICAN''''"z"...PAPIIL'ITOIICA Cs Ato.S toUrIA arts; W -1., dank of im..AIIV/yAlatti?neat roost Ilbersl y/Ml3l. r.Kam" irOultu IV P. .111ARSIIIII7 .CO., Importers Li vs en . g. % w xyze tri tt Met and Lauri= Paper tkl.°4lll6"u--tu'',l6 /I.l' _ _ ECOTEBEILTSO I K , CIENERAL IXIMMISSION AGBANTS, for 1 - 0 th•somiirsoerlhogo or RAI Zststa, entlect lan of Banta, Borrowing end Lormlng • gotten Bonds sn ilcatjurs. Al.o, l; owdoqr wolf or rroara iinottow• WIRE Co•Portnerehip heretofore o*isti}26: .I.4=7 .3 tevallas. McOtlrolitala:yl .= wittetsirnlrota the Dana:cu..- • A euaem il 14 biuthees tetto - ia Oro 'Mb. ett4le4 by lege. ateCutebeen. Way 1841.32:41...—ary17 - g:3EZIRRION PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING* AUGUST 28, 1856 BANKERS' AND , BROKERS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. BANKING r HOUS o JOHN T. HOGG:. BEDFORD BEDFORD CO.. - 1 —BOMERSEt_ gDIERSET CO.. teOI.INT PLEABANT, wESTNIORE'D CO.. CONNELIAVILLY. FLUTER Co., Pet. - UNIONTOWN, .. BROWNBVILLIC .. NEW BRIGHTON . BILIVEF.OO., Deposits retalred., Diwounts made, Thane boo .1 nolleeted, Baba Notes and Speeds bought /Roar, Not. and other B,nuritieg bought eels enuntihden. (Xtrancedoneo arid eollaetlono eclh I,IHQLMES & SON, Dealers in Foreign .7 4=13a49 1 ,°,1 1i et eV( o. d 6M C k= Vitt tatrza. Callacatona ands au all the principal data. thanuatanat the United Mats& MANI7FACTIMIING. UNION FOUNDICY, Mitchell, Herron & Co. TILL continue the beeiness of the Union Szaty ig a t t i t j lia old taad of PENNOCK. 111T011. They "IV manufacture' atonal,. large sad acncal aetartmaut of 0.15T1I;(15, csartialna Cooking Stoves Ranges - and Side Ovens, dloistcs Ako itzort =was, MANTLE & KITCILEN GRATES, &limo Ware, Wagon nozca,Dog Irons, Sad Irons, Tea Nettles, Plows and Plow Points, Mill and Machinery Castings generally, And Oh-9 and WA T1:11 PUSS at all dam IRON & NAILS OiSIE BEST BRANDS, Shovels, Spades, Plots, f&O., 111 or which be sold at mana,urers' prim. fart-1r - - Penn Cotton Mille, Pittsburg h. zNNEDy, ofitr.OS & CO.. Malaga° tunas of A No. 1 heav7 t 4 Elloetiom Carqt Chats of all color, and abider 03Ma Twist "•;:. M i t.ranis Sail ‘l, tr. Boys of all atm suet dtacriltia.as Eating. ,so.o..dera telt at the Hardware Store of Lairut. WM= 1.14.13.1 Woad stmt. VIII have atanntion. WILLIAM iiiiiiiiiiiiiii Co., 61 Penn at., below Marbury, Pitteburgh,,Pa. .ITE.A3I BOILER MAKERS and SREET LOON V/01111SlIS.Alastafseturere of Itavnbill's P.O. ant Boller. L.:emotive. Flood and 11711nder Boller., Chim neys, Meath,. Fire Bed. eit..mm Pipes, Condetmere, Net Pane, Buyer Pane. Lroo Yaerle, Life Bost, etc- Abe. BlialivalMe WPM. Bride. end Viaduct Crone. done at she almrtortnotice. All orders from • dlatimee promptly attended to. 1,22 j W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail Fr .. l r .. O.f.s.aalloc t.. Moor soul DWI./ la thitio-ot Wore. Na. E 3 GROCERS. _ .. . . . Shriner 4t, bilworth, WHOLESALE GROCERS, i N. 130 .1 132 Second Street, (Betvoink Wood and Emlttleld) PITTSSITROLL Wallace & Gardiner, DOOLZEJLZ DEALERS ilf Flour, Provisions and Product, Genondl3, NO.= LIBEIZTY er jalo-I,T BAQAL'Y, COSGRAVE & CO.W, sale Gromrs. 18 88815 P. aunt. Pittnbargh. CULBERMON, Who/e51119 Litocur and CoUnt-thart, Natal. In Pr.lane end PM. Calder Ennnllztand Actlelsa, Liberty Aron, NUR 1. • tOaI wawa, MTh. TORN FIiOYLF .6c CO., Whole:Labs Orocers u and Corstaiesbn Alerrlarits.No.l74War4=l2=s Llt• rice PlUsbares. 16143 0 r ' ,.. 8!. 1 RI: MOOR E . , Wholesale droner, kint of ,112170 4 1sertla Z. b es szd /Inv eid lijsc=s trb v t:h r7 Zl a0k1421, DAVID 1rCADDL.M.........1/12.1.1AAL KAA3I.--...a. a. WM., RwaCANDLESS, MEANS A CO., (succoa. Oars to Wt.k 6 McCaw:llmml Maims]. Grocery. 16 ins, Ndlqq Glass, Coy.. Tion., an Fituburg illameadstates sores 01/. wryer cf Wood and Watar PM:bared 114.- .70112 .ClBl.l. •LLtzt C. .t. Nr i , gi m i q ui . , ,z , i,t .. .t l. N . l . hgt o ,22, i tio u G b f r ooe ty Ls . rainy ROBNIIT DALZELL CO., Wholesale Omer& Ootattlitsion IL:rem:Lt. in Procitos ritUbutill Mantasetam, No. , 03 Liberty lit. PILL. burgh. SAIAU . DICKEY & 00., Whole tiro oen.,Cansdasila Mareit.ta, ind Nairn In Pr+Mum 10 wat. • , and 63 notic at. Manure, • I.IAUALEY„ WOODWARD CO., Whole.. JLP Ctrosret.h . o. =l. Slarket rt. YSiw BOOKSELLERS &C. C. CC/biII:UNE, (uccetolur wS. Sad. 174 . Ler.) Wlto:netals.4l t.tall Doan tr, EWAN Stallau! exypap.. Ilanclni - 4/edml M.; door 8. L. of Aland Flula‘ JOIIN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta t.teresr.snoweertPl o Nab= * Agnew. P Mute war Iturtb.ttebargh. Ps. TAY & CO., Booksellers and Stationery, s. 55 wood otnoot, nort &or to Lb* corm of Tb 1.14 rob. P. 101..1 .04 low boots mutant's on Itood. L. READ,Bookeeller and Stationer, Nu . to Fourth at, Apirao Bulldbus. MUSIC ,44. C. John 11. Mellor, jO.Bl - WOOD 81 - WOOD STREET, bet seen Diamond AI if and aurth srmst, Sulo ArAnt far ant CK ER t Ok tIONU' (Bustur)_PlANO TOESSS. MASI II A M L , NII MODEL MELODEONS and ORGAN I 1 NM ONL II 31. i. sui dale; L. Duals Ana Musical Ows. j ALM _II. Bieber & Bro., ‘T 0. 53 FrFril ST., Sign .of the Golden -1L Mir A,eaq . Karp. Asertep for tili,NNB T CLARE (New ,") ruo-ara'led beard mad Pjpsrr PIANOS, Awl OAR. II A KTt N REDEI AIN Gentili. MgLOLMONSILIA-0,110•11 ILABAWNIIIISS, Dealers In .11.1 c sod .tha•letl In•trlr nrrits. Bi':e 4 ;t i t ANUFACTURER and Dealer in Piano I,ll[Fortor so& Importer of twain and zoysia] hoar. mutts. Sole April for M. lI.A.V.BUILU flAN(li. Ws° for 'MLLE:T. /MI 00,11 IkAtem Ptboos. with ani ytth out Zoieark Attu-hand. iny3 113 Wood BELTI.OO Patent Riveted and Stretebed LEA MEI? BEL MN°, From the Manufactory of bit & Brodkers .1/ w YOBX. rico tho Belting of this roonnfasturo has been awarded the Geld Mendel and Diploma. from mat Mary Nair antiltmtUate thrmuliont too United Meier the mast rearm by the American Institute, NOw York. at their Luc meeting la tbo gall of M. It U ohne patios Quality. ercry branch <deka badness being conduct. od under the personal are Of the mludpaic their hldm aso eehmtal thoneelree'st Oak own receiving WO" tCESCIIOS4edOI:O from rata tad Mean, tanned at their own tannery. after the Wino and ' , bonne, tare been trimmed of returned to New I' thoroughly tune d. frmh from the rata, candled immedietely, we sad di" arettined on tosclnuee with every modern Improvement, cemented and tithed with their Indent copper Ihrte. and burrs which mate prefetily even magma on bot heider or the band. causing them to run truly on the punish sad glossa • wow ma n ne r. an 20 Per relat.ver them made theordinary To ineciatdoe of all kinds to cotton and woolen loanufacturere„ rolling reine. PYYer. makers. wring and playing tetatAbhmentWowilowe or grist mills. oetton gins. bteaele Waite. die houses. Cent to beetsonsumer. thir halting h to recommetuled: oh of city refarermaa given to the c runty of thU Belting. Oct sale by Id. Dil LAMM No.= Liberty et,. mowite oho hood of Wood. onl3.lawdOcetAlfwM M. DE. LANGE, D6tLEII IN EIDES, LEATHER & OILS 1 4 3 LIBEUrr ST cv - xatte Wo hoold of Wood. (&J amrnamt or Ildyt's Leather Bolting and Oils, For Alach=n7 and Cosalars. always on ban& aplbard Wroth Ward Property for Sale. fWILL SELL on reasonable terms and laments. two LOTH, corner or Pearl and Carroll it... Droned* Aid. Dobbs' alba They are tunas= el/ el We a Ihr rivet* reel Alm, three LOPS. Verner of Llbertr an 7 Ballwin sta. 15 feat freoatesal. They are calculated for either analog boarding houses or for coal depot—for cosi brought by the Parma or the OonneleTUle Railroads. LW. erten 4.1./Te, corner of Butler and Az.. cygnet. Me ,plondlol Improvement. Foundry, de.. of Pen nock d Ilart. They are well located it. a tomufaltory or tooreet boarding booms on, for the kuntlreds of roerhau. to of that beighborhald. Apply Cn feadtf JAM ail It. 01011.0/111,113 Llh,rt• et._ DANIEL BENNETT. ANUFAOTUREB of Yellow Rooking / 11%=. lxeam and Fancy Wand Warm oAlanniantory. mina or Wuhtnigtma ant Vemopt.litrmiagb dn. apnoea Pittabats6. Ya. (OBSTINATE, INVETERATE AND RA - U" Brunt I. ancetlPOt/ou. (Oostlvenoa) not only total. ly overcome. bat els a mutt hay dM rayed, without using eitherpurtretive% toJectlone cr baths, bra Natural. tilm• pie arr./Apr...Me er tact% ryoeutlY discovered In France. EitVALENTA. the adios to to used, lea simple farloa. mtu, substance, no article of rood, agreeable to the palate and why prepared. The submit,. Is fully &ovulated with It. propatko , and will give satlinictory Information to to all who may call. Jab Illlt te an admiJ. L. =AD. Agentrable SLED for dyspep cs. etbodlat Book Store, 7EI Doom. , t i a FENCER'S PATENT SAFES AND RE /7111E114TM-71u autest. moot durable end eta cleat uude for present ea lesomel at the lime time gle n the benefit of the lee to all other artlelte kept sa the este. A tor finished and Co. aele by the C RAM ate ter U. tr,,i upstate!. 181 Wood et. T CO bell•mating and Box /roux TIS.E'. .Bubsoriber having purchased the ex olnelve right of J. Johnetoul Patent Boa and J Jonnaton'a Patent that-Itutlng PC , oothinit /eons, ta tor; extemelvely engaged in mantaacturing the same. In eon nectlna with the above. ha keep. conetantly on hand at hie varerocon, on federal et. opposite Anchor Cotton Worte,• large end magrottroTtt of the oommat i Ts/lor " eention of ttad t=eis des:elan the ptibio 7 ln al= .slyd C. 81151611LAIND. Alteene to ihe. O...REAT IiARGAIN—Wo now offer for OUP 'tale that long mtattlatied btudamatand. with dyad lap attubed, altuated ma door frOartbe Oator of flistb and Litora7 lards. on slims ego= t om a 4 san be sztandad to bersaataal„ has boon mated for NO. WILL *War the sactilleted Oro of 17040 one half in band bil. ...rib 1 year. Ttoao woofing a first rota basbatuatadul till rod aad soon M. above 10411. attla , MeL &EP it BON. A. CARD TO TILE LADIES , —.I“. lltipon • ccfaldart Periodlasi PLOD ler females infellable n nor:renting 'membugles, and removing chit-nations co the mOMMY tarn% from entalovet eras. The above named Ooiden I Ilia bar* been noel In the Print* Vractite ofgr. Durowo 02r...1' 21 3 1, v T ' ara ' ri l. h :surfocellalad rocove In &taunt everT cam. sod C3a— fit the carnmt enieltatton of Thonettale of Ladleo who my. elmeeethclie seed them. that be le Induced to make Mum mega. by appointing agent. end advert' clog them. 112 trees thee all oho may be suffering from the above complalnte may Cod In the stove Pine a geremsevif relit. 'and ncreconact am O. N. {WIC Agent; eat - No gel Libevig et. apttr A BI:SIIELS DRLED APP 69 tumtva1i,7„,14.0,,,. &Publican Nosoinaticirti. FOB maifunotr. JOHN Q. FREMONT, OP CIALIFORMA. FOS non P BXEEDERT. WILLIAM L. DAYTON, - OP HEW JEEBEY• Union State Ticket. 701 °ANAL COMMISSIONBE, THOMAS E. - COCHRAN, of York 702 AUDITOR 1:11/511AL, DAIVNIN PHELPs, of Armstrong VIII BUILTZTOII GLlttaiL, BARTHOLOMEW LAPORTE, of Bradford The Republican Platform ADOPTED BY MB PILILADYLPIEILI COATZNYION, run 17=, 1856. Tens Convention of Delegates, assembled In purenanee of a call to the people cf the United dtates, without regard to past political differ ences or divisions, who are opposed to the re• peal of the Missouri Compromisolo .the policy of the present administration—to the extension of slavery into free territory; in favor of the ad mission of Kansas se a free State—of restoring the action of the Federal Government to the principles of Washington end Jefferson, and for the purpose of presenting =dilates for the offices of President and Vice President, do— Resolve, That the maintenance of.Rie princi ples promulgated in the Declaration of Indepen dence, and embodied in the Federal Constitution, are essential to the preservation of our Repub. Remo Institutions, and that the Federal Constitu tion, the rights of the States, and the union of the States, most and shall be preserved. Resolved, That, with oar Republican fathers, we hold it to be a calf-evident tenth that all Men aro endowed with the inalienable right of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, nnd, that the primary object and ulterior design of our Federal Government is to grant these rights to all persons under its exclutive jorisdictiou- That, as oar Republican fathers, when they had abolished slavery in all our national territory, ordained that no person ehall be deprived oflife, liberty or property, without doe process of law, it becomes our duty to maintain this provision of the Constitution (against all attempts to violate it for the purpose of establiehiog slavery to the territories of the United States), by positive girlation prohibiting , its existence or extension therein. That we deny the authority of Con gress, of a Territorial Legislature, of any Indi vidual or association of individuals, to give legal existence to slavery In any territory of the United Stites. while the present Constitution shall be maintained, Basked, That the Constitution confers upon Congress sovereign power over.the territoriee of tho United States for their government, and that din thetam:ciao of this power It Is both the right and the hoperative-doty of Canalise to prohibit in the territories those twin relies of barbarism, polygiMy Sind slavery. Resolved; That while the Constitution of the United Sfates was ordained and established by the peppli o ipi order to forma more perfect union,. establish notice, Insure dementia tranqollity,; provide fur the common defense, promote the general welfare, and eccure the blessings of liberty," and contains ample previsions for the protection df the life, liberty, and property of every citizen, the dearest constitutional rights of the perple of Knoite bare been frandelently and vialeutlyi token from them. Their territory has been inratied.by an armed force; Spurious nd pretended legislntia, and executive 'officers have ban at over them, by 'whose usurped authority, unstained by the military rover of the government, tyrannical and unoonetitotional lave have been tutted sad enforced; "The right of the people to keep and 'bear arms boa been irtfringed;" "Teat oath bf ¢n extraordinary and eating• ling nature tinge been imposed as a condition of exercising th,b right of eaffroge sad bolding of. fleet" ••The right ct an tocuse4 pereoa to a speedy and nubile 411 by an Impartial jury' has been denied;". "The ri Id of the people to be secure in their persons, h see, papers, and effecta,agstr.st un reasonable a arches and aelantes, has been via bated; ...;\:ii .ey .Th ha et been deprived of life, liberty, and property, wl out due process of law:" "The freedo of epeech and of the press has been abridge The right to choose their repreuntatives has been made of no effect; Murders, robberies, anff tatienslaive ben, In atigated and encouraged, and ties offenders have been allowed to gci unpunished; That all these adage hen been dune with the knowledge sanetlon, and procurement of the present atiodal admialatratiou, aed that for this high crime against the Constituticii, the Union, and humanity, vi arraign that ads:dale tratioh, the President, his adrisers, agents, sop. porters, apologists, and acerstexies, either be fore or oiler the fact,. before the country and be fore the world: and that it Is our fixed purpose u bring the *ousel perpetrators of these atro cksts outrages, and their acoomplices, t; a sure and condign punishment hereafter. Ruotred, That fiaosna eboold be immediately admitted as a State of this Union, with tor ores eat free Constitution, as at coon the most effec tual way of secorlng to her citizens the enjoy ment of the rights and privileges to which they are entitled, and of ending the civil strife now raging In her territory. Resoled, That the highwayman'. plea, that might makes right, embodied in tbe Ostend Cir cular, was In every respect unworthy of Ameri can diplomacy, and would bring shame and die honor upon any government or people that gave it their vacation. Rucked, That a railroad to the Pacific Ocean. by the. most central practical route, is impera tively demanded by the Interests of the whole country, and that the Federal Government ought to rends immediate and sufficient aid In the construction, and as en auxiliary thereto, to the immediate construction of an emigrant road on the line of the railroad. Resolved, That appropriations by Congress for the improvement of rivers and harbors of a na tional Character required for the accommodation and (security of an existing commerce, are au thorized by the Constitution, and Judea by the obllgatione.of government to protect 'the lives and property of its citizens. Rooked, That we invite the athllation and co operation of men of all parties, however differ ing from as in tither respects, in support of the principles herein declared, and believing that -the eptrit_of our instltujions, as well se the Con stitution of oar country, guarantees liberty of 0011801(111C0 and equality of rights among citi zens, we oppose ell legislation impairing their security. ANDREW .TESTIP, t: 0/SIIIBEIION MEROLIANTS, Cotton and Woolen llkehinery. Engines and Batas. XerAtnide Bating, dn. nnportaxs•nd Deniers In Blannlndalnrr Artnnen. No. 67 Pine Bt., Now York. v. B —Ancnn, Wr the "WOODIIIII7 it MIAMI IHON wonne," &eani Engines and itoilas, zsaloan Agency In Nov York At 1.1)1Vlyr JILL DIAULI I NB SHOE. Muntbstste , Teel. nak- Rough's Patent glastio 131drta. fe ATVS lc FRANCE, No. 1 Barclay greet, Ji4 Now York. OAUTION—None are _glinalne wxlirt t o tt.n. 9 paant. ectanufsaturm an 4 be t ymetuted wording to law. ma.W., FiTTABURGH COACH FACTORY. -111.11D1 L. wrangle Lyn, * BIGELOW A: CO., aaoo..ore to Al; Bigelow. No. 46 DIAMOND ALL,?. Vag gear Moog K. Pittsburgh, Penna. QIIOAatIES; 0 0 RS; PHATONS, I Beagles, and amts &m irk,. of fancy vehldaa built teenier, and dulehad In a u,,,,,ner uneuxpamdfbr beauty of design., It ano4 Of tinlat. kill of worionaatalp Ned durability ol tna.a lOrAll worn ararranted. " I. IMOIS. tt C k W H 0 ISEIALFO Gt? its. tc hant.,, Produce an Commiuto AND DZALERN 1.25 , Pittsburgh 'Manufactured Artie/ea, No. 219 Wert, drat, come► of fr nlys PITTEIRI7BOH. PA JONES & COOLEY, WHOLESALE OROOERS BOA 2 INYISIZERS; DUMB czi Produce and Pittsburgh Illanufactarei, No. 141 Water Street, rgi near ClVleg Aga PXY NA. BOOTS_ AND SHOES: WHOLESALE AND B ETAIL. rsubscriber respeafall_y_ calls the at -I.tiori aids Mends sad *stow. M1T.117 to .n ostainsCon of his of do stook of Boots and , test Owls hom the tior England Itsaufgoturent oh oh EU 0m hood any hind of moor, Goats, OWN sad Children's Loota,Oaltos and gloatsoda Ott °gilts hest material, wrtanasaship and Otto West iddlo La ord to coushty &Alas and that* oho with to tot good en su esods tort, he InantigLettanS sod bola ostunaVr so Mad • Fotoprit m e t tzk htsn'e a-ned ia t e at B B ifi b esVtasii hoots, i tilaMtrronts: In en to o Daises he zoo say,nottdar b Litore," Months% to Is gobs tti pall &Balton on! other tablistimentin Me city. Thankful threw Maria gamuts LlttUJiiits melted he aolltits it rthw Moth wri from his ...„ 4 .zu r • , ..ettbs Inds aneAsate th at to Us polo . 811 foi 011srlrot Win= Haste Um, oh: PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. Advance Payments.—liereallor no ¢ub• .erlpttem will be taken Mr the Dalt? or Weekly Garotte. and payment Is made In adrenea— Whenever the time le np which the enteetiptlon Is paid. the raper will be Inemishly stopped, voleee the subssylptlen le re sewed by advance payment. All tremateat advertising. nt every M.Laniptlon. will be redtdral to be paid In ad nom. The only exceptions will be where Medal month I t or Team, eon . . made. seelvd.tw V2I-Plunbaran ,Ve twisty Plaxersa.—The extensive oiroalstion of°. e arly GaseXs offers to our Prosiness man • moat desirable of making their brads.. known GoloiretiletVr • ezr.four and fire thoosead, melting •Imter Carr,- ta, Qt. mvanrectunr and em keeper la Western Sultana Ohlo. Plight on mre} •nd raymhol Bound In sleep V. ler Dreaming of ...rites and maidens far sway. The heavy trivia moonlight ha plates °relives Nomad Ores nenotaa's seller• and the grilly'e rainlsse heti. Through tba drams, Lb, thunder, Oki. Telling loud and MiIIMM!tEMM _ etrpuir 'Rue, bopi they aro upon Q=l.ek, lhn netene7 beude." 'Who h. out the".l" .. ,t=erleara: Open the Onto to felenthl" Through the portal pouring. gager, hotaud grim A huudrel bearded horsemen rush In the midnight dlro— tint, and lint, and greatest, gat on a traustang Stout, The lagder of the hundred. Om thief of hunt and ecout. Keen se word or bullet mos hiirsrld sttsseh— • 'T/Ive ma roar horses. moot! the Posh!. I mod read! The Ntates shall par see eagles. Quit:Altar I most ha Koos— botood to see toe Ausslw Wore eLt Pope sr , !1...," "But senotr—"Quick, the home I Loa Armoire la far E/1 hurelnel mile. of mud met Lad—'he Otates have from to earl I m vat beet the death flobtl Ob. I Abell make goof pmdt Away want the vela vareerrue—.oll.7 Ward , erni .UWI Galldkl gallust gallopl oast slack and ate... Through tla ...ea • aulli.throogb maks atlas wild ca... ()ass plain and Nay. Fast lb. Jonas rane6, araaidasiddmia nkanaasslontmAning the flooded branch. Dead dropred mare and mustang. "DIY with saddle and bit— Mount another and forward' the Sett I. ragtag yeti" Through ban Patdo tea:Jog—teeth= through Sinetterer— Ore: b:uffs and prairies gallop the and array. The sixth day la the morning they roach • river wide: The Mares; Mles betas it—Fremont tube the Wei Orell °yeti overt follow him to the death! The twollen wswee roll deeper.and tern are Wept beneath! ?byes and rider strogle—Yoretardt the taint if Ron, Aide, fidelity the Pattotal tidoleet lb* flab?. N dooel numb! Fremont and Pram:kat Lyet °trek.e we eight Now for the Mehl= devil": now for • bloody eghtl" Eo the .harp tornado whkle front • naming chutd— Po mums he sudden lightning down frau:121[1111111d shroud: one rs shoat of thunder, then to the thicke.t fight— The dying plunge and palmm, the Latta take ter tlahtl The, about team the Preild!e, thee-shout across the plan, ♦ the veal heart Of his country...de back the .hoot WYO. Ilttreah far the Prairie Qont•r: harsh for the People's Iturntirgemont end Frratual Marsh for the hunter'. rtlr/ lir. Giddings on the pay of Members of Congress. To th. Editor CJ (he N. Y. 7iibune. stax I notice In your piper of yesterday some etrictures upon those members who voted for the bill increasing their own compensation. I am folly aware that it tea dolleate matter for a man to publlo life to act la favor of hteown pecuniary Interest; yet jostice to ourselves Is really as moth a duty us It is to other; end an explanation of every vote I may glee le due to those who question tte propriety. I have been here many years. When i came I had (our children to educate, and myself and -wife to support. I have been accustomed to la 'bar en had Mrs. Giddings. Wo taught oar children to labor. I could not bring them with me to educate them hero and enjoy their society. I bad not the means to do is, end my mileage and per diem fell far short of defraying such ex penses. I was, therefore, constrained to separate my eel( from them and from all the domestic com forts peculiar to a humble Mane daring the sea. 4=9 of Congrees. While here, I have conghtVetired but comfort able boarding. I have been =real to spend nothing more than was aotually nceoesary for a man of few wants. In this way I bane been able to get along, but have cot been able to sin anything. Other members have attended to their profes sions in order to maintain a practice that would insure their support; others have attended to agencire here; others have turned their attention to other matter?, in order to accumulate some- thing for future support. I do not blame them, but ono thing I will say, that just co much of .their attention as they have bestowed on other subjects has been taken from the public service. !While I have thus been banished from my hone and family, I have labored as many hours .5 any :armee lo my district, while they have re ' trained with th..ir families, attended to their own pecuidviy ati.ise, educated their children, and used, ....less addition to their proper- ty. In my can el.poy there Is a Sheriff, Clerk of the Court, A Treasurer and Probate Judge, elected by the reople. They all live in their own Louses, attend to their own private Mamma as well as their public duties; and not one of them probably eaves lees than from $5OO to $l.OOO per year. cod not one of these of. ricers can acme to Washington and bring their families, keep the same horse and carriage they now de, and enjoy the facie comforts of life tin der our new Compensation bill and save agmuob money so they cow do. • I make these remarks that I may be under. stood, when I esy that I have served my con etituente faithfully. I have toiled to the extent 'of my physicist and intellectual ability, and Dow they are willing that I shall have a fair and honest pecuniary compensation. Such a compeneetion as will enable me to save some thing if I live as prudently as I have done, to nave op as much es an orditiory farmer of my district. or as oar county officers do. I will aleo state anotheroase. A friend whom I have long known; a mac of modest, retiring manners, of prudent halts, het accustomed to domestic comforts, weer persuaded to be a can didate for Congress. When elected, he bad an amiable wife and two lovely daughters. Unfor tunately, the wife died. He could pot separate himself from his danghtere. They came with him. He looked around for i Bauble location., deeming It eeseseary to be economical, the daughters agreed to campy but one room. He must have one to himself, and they must have a parlor In which to receive company. Now all this would appear necessary for a member of Con ' 'roes. For three rooms, board, fuel, and lights for himself and daughters, herald $6O per week, being something more than his per diem under the new bill of which you complain. Beside this, he had to furnish himeelf and daughters with clothing, his constituents with epeeches, his contributions for benevolent purposes, for every member le daily importuned to aid in the purchase of some poor elate about to be eold from home and friends, and to the extent of my knowledge the friend alluded to never failed of giving something for Snell purposes. The result of all this Is to demonstrate the fact that no man can live here with his family and enjoy the com forts of domestio life while discharging his ca. Mei duties, upon the mileage and ealary allowed even by the present law of which you complain. Andl think If a man professing sufficient ca pacity to represent a dletriet In Cowen Is wil ling to banish himself from home and friends, he should receive such a compensation as will ena ble him to lay up eomething for old age. But In how does our compensation compere with that of other official of the Government? Onr Clerk has long received $3,000 There Is not the Head of Bureau in any Department of Government who receives len than $B,OOO per annum. I re gard tide fact as disreputable to Congreee. They surely ought not to have placed the Heads of Bureaus under better pay than that allowed to themselves. But the Cabinet officers are paid $B,OOO per year—more than twice as much as we receive; and the Prestdenl'i salary is $26,000, with a fine mansion furnished throughout with every article necessary to the meet splendid establieh• ment, together with gardens and laborers to cul tivate them. Our foreign Ministers receive nine thousand dollars per year, and nine thousand dollars out fit; more than three times the amount which Members of Congress receive. Bat I am not aware that you bare assailed their salaries ae extravagant" I think they are, and. believe them far more worthy of the strictures you have made open the more bumble, and in my opin. ion, just compensation of Members of .Cringress. If there be anything betutifal and lovely Injus tice, let It be dealt out with en even hind. Let the same measure be meted to officers and peo ple. Very rtepectfally, J. B. GIDDISCIS. Washington Cr.'s?, Aug. 19, 1860. Prom It. Prdlbri Irl.plizer s Chronicle of Mts.:M.ls "Under vo C b. igatlons to OldLineWhigs.' It le er,ll know n to our readers that the Bon. James Bach an. n hos been on a visit to this place for the net ten days. Whilst in Bedford, -he was frequently at the house of Wm. P. Schell, req., where he was called on by a number of his party friends and others. On leaving the bones for his carriage, a few days ago, in company with a Locotoce of this place, Mr. Buchanan wu overheard to say that "lIE WAS UNDER NO OBLIGATIONS TO OLD - LINE WHIGS!" The gentleman who beard the remark, and he is a man of nolmpealhable integrity, and whose name we are at liberty to give, if necessary, afterwards inquired of the Looofoeo who was with Mr. Buchanan, what be, Mr. 'Buehanan meant ' by _the remark, that "he waa under no °tagalong to - eld lino Whigs." The reply Will that Mr. B. WA, remaking thilt the :Whig party was Megolved, and that old line Whlge bad no candidate to vote for, consequently they must. vote for hire, and that she was under no obli gations to old line Whip for so doing l' ?ma the lea °deem Ballets,. The Terrible Calamity. at Last Island. Awful Indeed was tole calamity. The ao coma% as they come fin, show it to have been the moot dreadful and appalling that has ever occurred in this State. We can scarcely realise the extent of the destruction of life, of all ages, of both sexes, parents and children, masters and servants, hurried with scarcely an home 'warn ing into eternity. Who shall depict the shrieks of agony and despair, the death struggle of mother end child, a husband and wife, as one after another they bowed before the pitiless fury of the storm Send? The full reality is ionic, not only than what was first represeited, but more harrowing and destructive then even= testa had anticipated ! Wa give a list this morn ing of one &mired and! . rermty-three, and even this, frightful as It is, does not, we are assured, include all the victims of :the disaeter. Uri en patzlleled to the historTiof this State, and wilt be refrietabcred by many a another ne the peat calamity. The wind began to blow at au- early hour en •Saturday evening, the 9th last , end continued to blow all night. In the morning It increased, and by noon it blow a parfait hurricane. The wind, commencing in the north, veered round to the east, and then the moth and emith.west, thee blowing the waters in a heap, ise it were, upon the Island, from every point4if the compass. AB the Internet:tee and the houses began to giro way, the wretched victims eought the highest point of land, or were overwhelmed in theett. tempt; some were precipitated into the surging where by the crash of house; or bruised by the floating timbers. Parente saw their children and servants struggling In the thecae of death before their eyes, with no, power to help them. Husbands and wives bowed before the wrath of the pitiless storm fiend. Many attempted to get on board the steamboat Elar, which was lying near, and while , many peirished in the attempt, others succeeded, but such waethe strength of the raging tempest, that the beat itself woe wrecked, and those that finally survived were taken clinging to its shattered remains, there being scarcely anything of it left but the hull and boilers. Many, we are assured, were overwhelmed by the drifts of Band, and now Lie buried there whose names even will probably never bo known till the sea gives up its dead. The butricano (mo tioned all Sunday night and Monday and- Mon- day night. The soenee of those awful nights no pen can describe, nor shall we attempt it. As soon as the storm bad in a goodly measure sob sided, and the news of the awful events reached the neighboring coast the planters and others hastened to the rescue, sad did all they could to save the living. Oa Monday the steamer F. X. Aubrey was dispatched to the Beene of the cacao. trophe, and took off the survleiug aufferers.— Several other boats also went to the rescue. Those who live in this notion came to the city yesterday morning by the special train which the railroad company had dispatched to Bayou Bose The oondeot of the railroad company has been praiseworthy in the highteit degree. There are rumors thatalnumbera of pereooe, come repert as high as thirty, were drowned on Galati Island, a short dietetic° Iron! Last Island, and there is every reason to fear that the worst rumors wlll prove well founded. We are pained to say that some of the fisher men Inhabiti‘g the ttlands in the vicinity of the disaster, culture like, as soon as the Intensity of the et orm subsided, hovered about tho dead bodies„ and robbed them of whatever mousy or valuables they possessed t This is monstrous, and we hope that justice In acme shape may be dealt out to them. The loss of property by this sterns is uct-doubt very great. Plantations elang the Coast bare been injured, but to what extent, it is .of canna, impossible as yet to tell. In raspy inetr.nees fences, denbtless, and houses, were blown down, and stook killed. Among the victims of this disaster arc some of the most respectable citizens cf the State, whose loss will long be deplored. Thomas Mille was as eztcoel•o and wealthy merchant of New Or- latsto; Mr. Bchlatre,:a 'cry opulent planter, J. C. Beatty. an eminent lawyer, of Lafoarcite; A. M. Foley, o well-known and estimable planter of Azeomptlantl',MeEtre. Adrian Frere and G. Ore,- enberg, likelise wealthy ant estimable plantar& of Bt. Mory&. CIIICAOO, lows Aso NEIMASILI 11/03.1t0A1, Among the remarkable railroad developemeets of the prodigious West, this road has near at• treated 0.17 attention until the present tine.— We ore, therefore, somewhat turprised to nod It one of the most rapidly advancing new pro jects in that region. So recent is Its appearance in the field, that we do not find Re name orroute laid down anywhere on our ,maps. According to the Chicago Dernocratio Press, it is the un til:ll:nuke westward through lowa, of the Dixon and Fulton City Alr Line Railroad of Illinois, now constructs!, and in operation to the Mis sissippi river, at Fulton. The same paper says that to the rapid progress of this work no paral lel can be found la all the railroad history of the Weet, and adds that, for Chicago, it is ono of the moat Important roads yet prOected. The first division eommeeeee at Clinton on the west bank of the Mississippi river ' in lowa, and extends west to the town of Da Witt, a distance of twert ty Entice, all of which Is in sash a. state of for wardness that it rimy bo easily completed this eeason. Two thousand tons of iron for the road have been purchased, being sufficient to reach from Clinton to De Wirt. More than half of this had already been shipped for Chilton at tholes! accounts, and the rest will go on thither weekly until all shell be delivered. A locomotive is alto bought, and lb a week will be on the ground, when the traoklayers will actively commence op erations. The second division of the road, from De Witt to Cedar Rapids, will be let to contrac tors in Oztobil. next, and tho work will go on promptly end e ffi ciently. So easy Is the grade, that no doubt Is entertained of the whole road being completed and In operation to Cedar Rap ids, a di/donee of eighty miles west of Clinton, In twelve =tenths from the letting of the road. The first loqamotive was purchased by • rob ' seription got up by the citizens of Chicago, and those of De Witt have began a subscription to purchase a emend engine. This lino does not run due west after reaching Cedar Rapids se there, are already Sour main lines taking that di rection through lowa to Nebraska, all secured by grants of land from the National Government. 00 leaving Cedar Rapids, It follows the valley of Bed Cedar river NN. W. to the Minnesota line. The title of the Company leads no to Infer that the road is i;ttended to pass through Minnesota to the thrritory of Nebraska.—NortA Amer. LAUGH Fuis—OSYLVI ASSEMBLY RODILEI STIVITED—FIZATI Lumen or lasernaion OSSICES. —About half past ten o'clock on Smudgy night, flames were seen issuing from the Feed Store of Mr. T. McCullough, on South Canal street, be• tween Main and Walnut, and In a very few min utes the entire building was en fire. From the feed store the filmes rapidly extended to the adjoining (tore, coot:Tied by. A. Plirman liquor manhant,which was soma destroyed. The fire men had succeeded in getting the flee under con trol, and were about "taking up" for the pur pose of returning hem', when the roof 'of James Wilson &Co's. immediately adjoining, Mammoth Warehouse was disoovered to be in flames. For a long time all efforts to stay the progress elthe fire seemed of no avail; but the quantity of wa ter which wee poured upon it from the different steam engines finally placed the conflagration under subjection. The fourth story of Wilson's building was °coupled by Professor Geyer, and was known, as Geyer's Assembly Rooms. This floor, together with the roof of the building, was consumed. On the third floor was a large quan tity of Dothan batting, owned by Meagre. Stearns & Foster, all of which was destroyed. The heaviest loss wilt be on the stook and building of Bloom Jas. Wilson & Co.. and will not fall short of forty thousand dollars. The stook was tenured as follows; $6.000 in "Hartford,"sB,ooo in "Covington," $lO,OOO in "Royal" $6,000 In "Washington," and $6,000 In "North Western." On the build ing there was $5,000 in the 0 ./Etua," $5,000 in the "North Western," and $5,000 in City. Meagre. Stearns & Footer are insured in the "National" to the amount of $B,OOO, which Will cover their 1089, Mr. McCullough lathe about $l,OOO, end Mr. Pfirman about the same amount. The buildings °eel:tided by the two litter were owned by Mr. N. Tait°. We learn that Mr. Geyer received a severe In jury at the fire by being etruok in Cho false with a piece of timber.—Cin Octe. lES. KING &REITER have associated themeelves in the prectiee of !lodide. and Surgery. n in Dr. King's residence. No. 112 rifth street. es• p.sotte the CsiettedraL Dr. Reiter mill attend at the otiv dahr. and mn — y consulted St Its residence. in Zest Matt, la lb. morn no 554 **mines. ri27;tr Excelsior Bout Building Baalligament. T o IIE SUBSCRIBERS respectful. horns th, goalie that thq prom • build Steam Bath Flats. UM" IC on o out. art both, po , rl"oia. Tboy km leased Ito -jaw .111lla at tho oUtlot I • LatZlam7, formal/ belomittog to N. R. Urat/hati. d are now 7tortaast to do an/amount oloantax ai7 Dan a lons in of Lath. oh hood .01kb tito7 . l t roor (mush- au7alattl. NCLAM A 1717L11N. Cupola Fire Brick. juST: reoeivol rrOM. tho'works Or Tosiab Oortoy. lot of CUPOLA. FIRE DUO& von. UAL. Pottekters amino - Rol to call sod exam's. (boa, St. tbo wozohostoo of. AL H A.LCT. au= - coma Float an 4 Ferri Or. New Priz'aton Tub and Bucket Facairies. confirm° to nugmfactautt u to, oi Tabs. Reek% Tltuf Assbi curd, Wl•Zent . P Wasb . ln "4111'..a.1 • . , VOLUME LXX-NUAIBER 7. The Wonder of the' Age. NorATI ER. TOBL&IT Celebrated Venetian Lin hunt does =tot sure Melee!, Dleintal7=lo lo pre raria Votoltioastannora. TOM Cold Peet Strestitto base, !meet Vats= Ilikeroxualms. Hvell , r4n bores t rts. and Pains es Weakarr. th•-isha I)=AlZialt. EIMI.HVG—TN rr. Dr. iota. has warranted lals Uninneedhr ditht Tents without ever haling descend rude for the return of the money—all that Ls raked Is to Uat, It .col=l,llCo dl rootleas No One wril ewer be Without U. • liter can wins t. If you do nut End It betray Uxorial= tbwo lots bore weer tried tams' ad Your Rong, Edam& larnowards arcerriftates ban teen in Its pastvirtles. Nowadays it Is tht M i t =t nifty poth saillinstes hoar nalsatiem persons. Of T by than olio b e an emir tool the medians—WM D. Tobias otters to Y l,OOO . D,OLLARS to In? One who tat wee hs ewer bailable& a Gam eartiftrate during the flash* tam had his nod/dna While tbs Pabilo eat co the smite and wit O Rompribit contabilairwa• ulna male:AZ*6 Is isermier apricot of tho lam Ma of the Venetian Liniment hats, ststal It to 1011,2411 to 'US It irddrroili. Dr. Tobin has taboo the L.-WO/At UATFL Oro= I. T=43, of tiro cayer Now York. todr . jr vm. drilY sworn. do depotie that I ccospound • LaMar run, and that Me Ingredients of width it Is anerpcs.d_...sa*, ssafeetly haratbas to take toternaill. oral the aril named in the Dirootous oreocr= i rroi biotic L New York January 90. MA owom thla thty Nara. EN. Twouro Woob.litayft"... Pike 2.5 , and d 3 amts. sold by the brassie= any klametra Dealers thronzhout the Daiwa ewes aireho for rale Dr. Tobias. Horse Llnhaust lane bottles at SO am.s warranted soyealoyto snrnitrff• Dr. TM.' cram, GO COMILIaI eat , New York. latalwedlr Liverpooi and Philadelphia 81,eanntilp Line. The splendid now Steamahip Cityak d fAtleltircore, Omit. lance. will rail nom PhDs. an the 7th Minuet and lath dept.—Prom Limpet. 27 t August. Heosero , .. from Liverpool. 10 dilly and lOttidept,—fromPhika.l.l. Aug. and 11 Oet. City a Mane elvister. Ural Liverpool. 13th Map—from Phil. 4th Oept. Prom rheaddpida. Ps= Llempeet. Cabtn—..dfd and. $55. . . and VS. Btaerage-- ZO. 410 Penske Tickets te and Pr= LiVerPdei bribe e Ilso ot Steamships. or by elret elms Palling Pocke ts, an to yrrectirod on nonilestims ea B L, kennels, 177 Piro/Away. Per Tint Or JOUN TElOSlPPON.4loLitiort=ittsbidenh. P. Drafts Ste we nierays on iekalr Far Mae, • PTIFE" MUSE now occupied by the meta I;criber, No, 14.3}30c0nd ha This son Pens In ocaipt•to order, 1'13=14:44er - Itva ikad Hot wad WM.: WOO D.timkal , 9 .1°1 "! lizo. 8T09121. firm ofJoriesk Ccolon HI wata'sdivid.. V 0 07 OR O'BRIEN can be corm/103d at Dr: 1011211 . 0.00rner Sialtbdeld EA.= MON B. wEDNRODAYB sad BATURDAYB, from le Col • and 1 to e. /FR"Rooldroca on the Brolnurrill* Road. Jalil7o A CARD. THE subscriber retired from businesi the I.c that. In favor of td" sons" Vlilloto so 4 Montero". ono will raglans tbs =Mum .1 Ow OLD STAND. NO.. 200 Liberty street. under Um A= of VIM.SLITOIIo RINSER. Jo., t DSO. Ho bus to tura thanks to -customers bells lib bo ou.tored for war mrsa3l4 co scoot for hie tuexzerta s tontionsuoo of Muir Won. utdult ha doubts not thar us* M.D. bon "odour= to =Mt MONTROSE MiTeIiGELTRAE. Pittsburgh. Julr 23.1.1000. WX.IS.ITWEELTREE, Jr., &MO., WHORE E LSAI,E GROCERS. CTIFxIVu DISTILLEES. WINE AND LIQUOR JIEECIIANT3, No. 209 Liberty , Street. '- 13: PITTSBLAGII. Baltimore Olen lleattfactosy for Sale. ACO,4IrLETS WINDOW GLASS MAN-, UPACTORY, wlthnll the I etut Iseinweenunster. ea! , atemtially built and oorrnalently snaztuutt by as ezuon newt slam maker. la now awed for eine otiose than one bailor ino MUMS' wit.' This Factory lwlng otemonlentlr 1a41a3 too atalmaug foal awl materiel at chimps*: rate.. Ind Baltimore mat tone dine W oartion of the Wirth= =Met, moot, adrauturem wbl ee a the mauttltabzur rarely mune with in other twentlee. For torn= portlealats addrese alser,ewdo - C. REBDER.JI.-Seatbnore; The Phillipaburgh water Cure. FIR. C. BAD. 2 begs • leave to sew:mint 1l nu Mends sad thirpubue Maths Is &hint /Wing the ell:, to take duns et the &bore liostisette reoeire tnitiesal who my wielo to slam miller his ram after Nit week et Atm:wt. Utter. Id dratted to tl. DAhLZ, Ilooliester. Bearer Co. Pae win to iworiortly eitendeti ter. actylmd fiTENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL FAIR of the 1318SICAN INSTITUTZ of this CITE( OS NEW It) H. The bratiagsre ansourms that Miry hays aids sashes =DUI to hull this hxhiblitra the Crystal Palsee, arm. amosleg dt(INDAY, Mr 221 day of eartambar. 111 Se. poltlYely class ea lIITUEDAY, tis Ilth day or Oatobsr . , This =say.leosat sad spacious bundles lent beep= ex the reception at Owl. Ist kIONDAY; this 18th, scr.Ul ATUiWaY. no:h of umber. 11romt dais. sad syuele• fro. a &steam,. be restless and stared in this Pals. ousted alter th• let of enttearer. • Premiss. =tamale gof TODD, BILYEIt and, BUM MED tLb, DIFLOIIa 9, Sys, c:1 be avraxdsd oa Ws name. meadatlon of respeter r.s,l Its partial .1 edge& ,Tha flehl 21614 will be double siss rte wisest Nadal., aced ' will be omens! essius/vsly teschisol7 andel-bar me* elms °Thigh eletll.. TA. Sliser Medal be maitre. Israel, sad the Amass Medal will hoof a beer tsaturso to the loads of the Asserleaa ir..3tuatio. • - The CASTLE aIIOW wW beheld La Efoottran beoatlfol plot of =moat& tan wn.i, groatol by .hopor• mtSa of the taro( Now root ow that papaw. as Oth WUDR coo. Y asITIIIMSDAY,tbe 1tt.1611 oat .30 daym uttts The Mngoto vould Lam= cum ozbiblani tho tor omeslty tivlna Lantoidato notice of tlto SNOB &toy trldu to *mom sod tam* taaLaUtha maalt=. lol /14= or. Um LaLCia laL From the natogroatoa molt, Um M•aoltors and it attatiory to matt =LW 4.prorleUa .15)r Man moor. Cotamtutlestirms 4411 re-sad to WM. 11. LEONARD, Ow' rovondloa Boototary. somt with liamodtatoottontimt Weals.* mot 4olna yartteatant Oe had on try! 7 pllcattoa at the °taco of tam Arnortrott Ittodto. No. Mil Brood 127,310 w York. EMU. Y. -Slab, GI,U•n-Ata. • ' data CZANIZIS. Fezr.tax7. • • solklosilnlr Grum • WINE Flint Glass works known na the O'llara Glass works. lbws. works are nn Wary eithwisol DW. beak a th e we strain %With Ward, they ave been Weir erected and are admirably arranard..—. The whole establishment will be told on reasonable terms an 6 as estsasin enstoss ttsnaimsl to say parties Geis trotts of unsiing in this It.rstivs branch of suirase. tura For ptstlcalso, imsuirs of • ROBS.KI'rroBMOBT Em., ath st. or of J. 0111.11 A emof Stastst anal (hard sta. . For Salo A DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE • .ila r rOfr t L t i :irr 4it ' - 'aet c r 0 h " .°: "" 4 7,? 7 (r 1 2: lay. trmting feet 9 imam oa l lr k te I=Zo teem age tendtvg bacfeet. Thane me on the premien one air emu three storr ilrkle dwelling bong% and two *ma • ten...mtg.. Price $OlOO. =Rd Mien. to land anal the Weasels four equal annual bessalsomsts With swop ' redly bond and =omega If tlllenroperty L Dot Conned of dozing Ws smith ft. • wfUDs odered at nubile elle on the prendeem on. d'usedny the 2.1 depot September ISM. For rim:de I m nform .. tion Allegbear Qtr esquire .of Marian RCM and..Johm 16+4. jusgeltul WILD. BOSTIMIeJr. • lowa Lands. 4 N. FRAZIER, formerly a reeldent of aPtttabargh, tame Ions),•111 "le trent la a far- ''', • tor tn. Ocuncil Blab ant Manx af a r and ttlittdcona . Capltansta arta *tact% tart= ntonty to turret. oQr2 var. ' rants to treat.. can hal. =ex antrum and.... . tramcar auandial to. br tatlng on Utast titt• gore nom • T• 10111114 .11. 014, Zia. TI Marta stmt. tam 9 a.. 111•110 . t I P. IL Jan 9 . un Alszandar. Bi alfi ert ia rKar 4lB" kra tat *. u. '1 noun. Clan. Banc c la .4,_ _Castuese4aidarna ,. : f obanlas Bantt,All.lo,mr: Jona n=nta, accountant. ... jab A. Krebs & Bro .. _ LITIIGGRAPIIERS.. • No. 74 Thtrd Street. Dltutateh, BeUhl/. sty et modFiVERY KIND OF DRAWING EN. 08AT12411 AND PRLYMICI rtandtd In the b erato mew . ROT FATHER BELTING—Made by I of Idwightered bldra, Ml and taw them for the • .:porpolo. sad 00 made uto madame .ml¢ or caws than uo per Cent. of poweroverthatsoada A the ordinary meaner. A hal I:sotto:on OS I.ll* bl DS LOON.= Lltortl Jets. animate the hied of Wood: PAINTERS. LONG '& LAN E, HOUSE ANA SIGN PAINTERS. NO. Tr talaTiut clivi• twitting) TOMO draw. (Wye= Wool end Merkel nreets.) All orders promptly attended W. dilePlans executed In • endnerlor adds. niti2f•t7 T. ZoLIN3OEL.--.-- IL KUL= VOUNDERS AND MOINE' BUILDERS, .na IszadutitrettOr•ll dfflintglellS lilli Ositt BeeAn{euri, Offlot , :bla A tr tsrlat istpe.6.4fint WPMa Artree. • . • MURPHY '& BURCEDMILD, DEALERS IN ..... - Silks and Ladies' Dress Goods_ gewally, OLoAIiS, TALbIAS EMMA • SESSOIDERLES' AND STAPLE 000D8 Foi Family Mo. an uscumsay erAnitrs sasalaseaSla all of the Oars Inartaamta just rot a sad wallas at to-am - IfirNorthlsst tart= 4th sadhisrkst staff ced Cannel Coal. . CODERS FOR CANNEL COAL WILL 1,..7.. to peoalotlp 911. d. if &wort la tiuk4 tense at the, corner of Yoarth sad Weed eta at Dr. Wear's rice* italtbflold etroot, opposite tits P.O e dr y, Watson's store. corner of Lthert7 oat Wain. Pit bares and to Allegheny CRY. at the Coat Depot ar tiaird. Dives store, toms Folegl u arit s. Leaoxt Ha Large Goal 191 50 plc , tai datgred or 921G0 25 at tl Drt. Ma do 925 , • rm. matt= dalinaT. 0010 JPICL WEI= tea. 11 SCOTT, Dengst, Fourta stria, • • ere 4bas rot ot Pleat Mee ack a g n i...uto 6 : mob bit I TILLT T-V11::, Platabar Oaa Fit v ter, Na 10 reurta 4rfg Pm% street- Ind &Nu rarnaleseS swolez end M. oPlXadte ectotutz's L4Tf Mom or' - .e de. rArtion of 7ltttno W atoll 14rmovaL ELI E. SELLERS & CO., Wholexale Drag; II L. eats. hays nocmod W ood the Inve and exassadloso 0 1ran&razt eccm ln azfr at ar d r ir aan ao" mei End lane and will I=aistoen. Bentoval. - ctlitannfluitzmw rif arega opietr if VIALS. BOTErdasnet IPLAK4r . MI" Snit sad Gast P0t11.4.. Qt l! Mint Giza id t. Pia loidicand. and Val and Lai ran ad. .P 1 fl BEAT DEMAND for the onh , :etui - iinA. it' ; mut ., u , poi. mparipa br B. Z. _ . . • ataaam. ti , i l z as uii. • ateß. Z. Paer. -1 bore oceadonally imeetaneerenna . mtn nen Vera/Coco tram • tooth.? peenbiletbletutte m u o k . a . trem ea be bto not been nes Swat , revs donut d& Inducts cm to, sok an WILIT. lam -kr vete bar cellos kind& or VII& tot yew Itnt se, the beet an 4 'nut Wont* L bees MR kent...1 ..... r417 • onenottittly. - , ' /L. HELSNY, 4 sad soli bi. IL •E. Dr ag CO. at ' W= "l,l 24 et& eat In' Draress isssialls. . $ °LAMS-75 bble N. O. bicaassizin do S. 11. do. on hand and Masai, n 7 • NO. suaARANDP2M...ums. izzr. LV COS.T. .T. LITT VAST BIELIIINGUAM—For. 'sale "oisi g el? *114 " I.4sl"l"l"ileteadigart.
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