MESE ~.tgf'-'OO- $ .0.50:15. . ..z1g.q. raw' y : • : 4: Iltostr"VIMMIE4 WWI Sr CD.. Gatill. Nrimina .A.vvaumussHoot& lAwigeofts B‘! 11 ` 11 ". ) 754340 al" Thlold* Nal o kinL o Glasses.,, icitTRE, r rithEtax 01.84 , 03: aria. Picture xnam • NM 388 . XBO mdBH2 arecuirich /trine. woe o sercL. New Yak. r , maAmv • ••••LLOBACIL V. SICILEIL. ... NE "ADM FOUNDRY;4kEtING E r aokIECIN aes .llNTTlMllWalttSforsdiltellkledsa --;e7k=MN' MinM-forjrUlLol3slol. a -4a-r. "1144 °l.M3EiTtiettillbliAr=, - T-O"OIIO I NSITATPTIVES: • PUY4.O _ ' 13 tanding, no. tortoni tiPSOFer•ralti one of the: liedkalleteeta 0/ Orals .• tee. -nov•Leetizatt.4kone Ante, grandee biz • • . ••• nom • Palcumas7 reed. whits - Iles • ' Smith.; AZlalitti tor his bosun. ewe for • • • Beestebltr, l 3eneb.• *ads •' • • Alsckeral Jh • en led beteg Amen Oat theaseseer netraing • • • • sameallt, from tele wet &wilful • 4/10Jeces., deermes;freectlee eruedeles art:marl . tr. of =kin Down We most 'sizable rstokdr. U• • • melee of 11l steece.e. Poatege etimpootao4 ..11.104 will we a ..!" 1 co. vitt'. • fall diseetleate' YoUlele en • Tim iaUr t 4 m ' ' • mea t. ight' AT sad ekie treurte of • s leartleaddress • O. . , nok Davaaaaaa% , n02,23.P: P.O. N. Y. New_ York Corn Bxehanje.. -- . ._. . .., DA:p...-APIVYNOT RT. loani, 1.2 t • nrod Ztreo,, . - .. . ' 1 r. -, - - , - -..- - ;• - - t B. 1,,- - 014A: -, BH:f -.• ' •-:;mitsrmictrup aA! J) D.14.r..E.g IN; , :: Raio - itinas4t i guil,_, - 5NA8TR1G5,•64.90:4 3 ;.4 1 " 1 4 . '" 1 " 111 ' ••••.' ' ' claitcm .Dast4.* ii , ;dgifLorl ' Sh Drain 'op ! j 3 • 4 r 1 , ' 2s , %% I N o'. iIACIS, kl iumnird, - :-- Dlatirel slut ' dal to'Coilveropremar for Oaf so. ( .0f .. - lossoltakont Of vs: lo Win. and of .141:211 dtArIIIS. ••• _••_- '1.411 . our oestkonoro off it tr a isar 1Z 7, . Ma - ••... • - 1 - I. l = !MLA.' ire - fsnito7o% irtarrax o c { ,, , s tr . 'to ,z o i t. ,. O! ' Landsat f ndes' Mr,; Oteo olo l tvot 7- f , ; 11 4 7 • 4 4.1 1 :mfga. /mil ,ZVat.„,,,,4 Utt;liii.4ll4"atat°"l: Rto .tATtl4l.i (1 on ierlTls co colop , o! 1, &fah., W. him new • • • s • .MW.C.CampluinCAlatilto).. N, 4 Iodasiainnoustattr.comtroi..fara Nfixt afflhr liz!lim Itlxer n.. Srte.asitroad Erdpols, VCR now Xislii , it.thoi - abfnra articles, in apnr tfttke cm -conrolitio suortnurnt or &mai - n U". th,d Ur, OiILE, Makes Diamonds, Week , Snusett awl Dm tour Zinn Matt, in. to ont velem Inn oar smut Ind lints to Dealers sad pain:ours. f . 4, p ith . , ta a aricia 1 et - .i - - - ' - or. a 1 . 000 000. .17..8.'4' T MAILBLK COnIPANY, . . . . .' ....5 ..-"''' • so Thorma sgrest, X. Y., .MAI4III AOT RSOFMARBLE MAN , - . TLES. TABU .T099,'; -COLIIBUTB,_PEDIEStALB. Eden Brocatal. 444 all Italian - Marbles. ' Thiel ' inlet s; which lei brewed= ofMarble Duet. ehemloall7 •' • eam.ttnei.bl =inert! colony eo se to be moulded Soto •• - any Them siblbelor,_Dr whlel. • .toarble • din be traubtfeoe . - ' bomb:kat lob theft nelf the con of the =mon materiel. • '. wttlie It ezeoelt. he eberabtlitf and hamar.' Unlike Alm. t o ,,blidtbklrob • 4 Watt:there Is to. strrfae• Work. the coke , ii • •.. •t 4 • a beess - of the matetlie,Lerhlle no 'arable ~,.,. s .beauff, to taw= he. /ilia.' ~ . 1 , 1 , 86 ,a t itg,••-. tb . j „,.. 'able e e as, t,2 • . damp . • a , lb: the -• -'• • don •• •• 2 18.111251141 E, _Petet..; at ' - 08E10. tC 814 7 ; • ' Nigi . TOBa• ' ' '', L • - - ' • . , it ,Windrt•Gliuss. , : , RDW -RD P...-D 1-43,E lE, . . - *--" - ' '-• 10 Chignearri al:;LIVI. T., - - ' 46;6:. T.. • of Hudson 'fates Habole4 Debit, OTERS . Dealers andOnscornets his oat. .bread .-- lift of Praneh Wilde* 6 ken on 'rev... .ishinichaformation lOU be bffaltheb :w1 wino on —• . pia their address. aim cut to any . debited Tart's. • • beaked free of ohm.. \•ablfilydf • FIRST':FRENID'M FORTES, - 141110.1. lIEBS 84 an4l4l.Watter Eltreettf ; • • " : naCtirrfai TAM' • 11,tsit • faux call the at, z •-• tanakeor bip.buetpuieksp. — lama "sohuttoont of hnand hadepusiortooos tor 00l of 'am.. elsAlcity, • , t t i • • •_•• *art rrel7.thlng t mama unsosmaott They was awarded the Framlant both. bloat. la .071217Othhtn with .tha . collAtturolshod .toskers Sopron. philubllpht6, W TtrihrgiViOft7. im frosrairi tho foo7.l76ttocco 617Wi‘trgh.W.atjiLD. ) 11 =1 34 4. 7. r0r oil False% the DESl".Pissalbr 467 colittr. , II G P SZS, ana or IGNI TING OILS <E& Ixth to wEr and DKT Wein= Mt different Made. •• The CXYITON and HIEMPI/UM all, ea huiGLI and DOUBLId TAPS WATER. TUSSt. ganutattnredandrold • , GLEIOT PKITIK N. • t4l 13411Ew YmuC.. iiiiijr l DrliP l / 1 137 b4 it•ir t &d. OUT POW. . - t< it, et the mtt_mere, .brunts: EDGE'S liStithE. TIONILL ÜBE • 0.11.15,13. <814? Etqiira<ff, ke.k.te. - ..........., SRO_ _,_l3. ik CO.. • , L. ~,.. spa AND D.W.X.PAUf Dog% P 1404 Dyes, Perfiriatry, &c ., 170 tux= sT., RevrYork, • -.I NVITE e a t tention , ,f the trod° to thoir tist .. sta 00W:tat DAWN Pilata. , olla, ream. . rY intditic , ;(t; - extlinAcarsttan Mayas Drags, %try ate also goursal , from the a t. of pratna Von and saan me ' =Mee off Tooth. ther sad Wail 'r grin B eef Cot, Start...n.l Sponge,. /mth mut rzaillat Thu b g , ., ,,, , abigt max:2s thatar as also atsg to obigr 4 out). two grantaig Wa, , eili . Orden& . la reaps" pilmat. mill reectrarMS IMPONLIBT TO BO KEEPERS .41VD DEALERS. TIIE 110 PB MILLS, R Tinfox „_..ad n EiIIIELVAX ffnarr. NrS Vat. • liixei arAcr les Fish ;Wed. Nes Tore, filn . Nw4B6. Propr" 47l44' l , riir ii`V27l,' t erii- L , alrk , . 1an 05 t . 7 ...a_ ... th fr i. cf AT .a. m x t i e t,in L. liql. tea VatrQ Y lGlnd. rucoit.Tta Mt °Mar C. ta,— nay Vs. lanstsrd. , ft , ma, sold UMW' otiver ard• du of daily la ontry fluallyomzu they Wren:maths most ten= Cits.logyealytit to deilzre no " r a ft— th OZitterli 141104 totutilq ' toi Cl llorL i Sr for r. Jai. . I ' , "'"Y 4 , TM Adams alkyl =men Comparip apr AutEwA . - -ROChater a r Mighton as , : OA the= especial oecarinnodation of the i t im - . Aare pnrilation nlansillselbsetof the Mosul • • , IS Panstad. &Kneen =Ware' and Sirwßsintnon. , - it Intlusas truisms and &lasi ralstfons watts sash Agnes, Tta Ads= =press Ossnsany two nano suds - -s=sza.nt.h_tis Ballwin USs mane them to pa 15sassager an the steamanlntlon Tssinorhonlll Warelarts aLi penzsa - tr szabnarws& .5...D7 sntsnst• • *lto Linn Ttut szwansar sell Ism an sm. Etats In the Cr. Su thensposit and to ter sennitT ark/nra7. and othassalasblis, Us winless - a Now thilahnn bitter Tramminaln In Plttebtanti sad ...nabs. , • 07 0 ti al=a4STlO a . te . =eh thew' &I , FI:t o villain Ocnir b A 0= trillion; t hinutod. IT I Z ' onene ntr . L . t61 7 4 4, V& hi s i lrbrUliergf= Iff t ri=7lTal j tl a a t rst i gvi M irrl i Vnti bbd I :2= on On ,no panonnnin tin city-contmirdeste Intel/Immo ..- ...again lennastion, and nuns mnlss-ader pods, sub , , retwast=toso lwaslltales, ol ' lact,..- 11 . Ur i , b tilk ' - !Fedor alltglos- Lertet. 0 dila. - 7orithaii . Norso - nab: ' th=tris il er t". d'ArlrL pse t ls t tly=rati "". Zolyysitsl lan .► $ „ - At ay Smarm% llllna&iss VIM* len lam Me Masan .. _ Amt attar...lima anainnr, who. lb& romps? plats Is El ertherUgca ca the &rasa of thalhvin. to TOWS, ...: . - 7 .. fit — seci•iitr.73 - Ei ssouser,:iid god 1., 'Midi., im.a rar t aald iw =has h r . lr a rndwir . lio n nittlx . r a &shawl:at ef 3 racial agnismentragrlst wan , . na itutllionsaw is chanrs4Xtrahl• ri r 1n1A...1 Insadaar vim nu, easSossr. co In the Pah sons &Me lins vlll paw tat se UZI nigh 111 next ha ta• his p&p,. bs Ens no Wawa= ta then:atter #Ol - 11,11 FILISLITRI has Dna appante. l&Islaaas•1 r.iad If i 02121==1 tat .= .31=7 . . Ins. In. Das. y. Oa Sgt .-SW atassiMn rat 7l6llo. i• Chi g in ftaps. , ' VIsW4 i- DiSM, 141 ', AIISTEEILOOMIS. 'and Hole Broker. _ 1 • Lem , ' wear* lastisll •to neXotist4;, sylo protctia7 and oa annabletenzus -- • ' -"- '_, 1' o=ratal Hotel,— , 1, i (10+041 fea Rev Lem , -New Q , " a ' -.-- - , (knurl :, , ixt .-...-G.: ' - E --s- isrEtz„-g,„a. , A,„„,76hum-, ~..,;.. --4.14—....,...,.,,, ..,",,,.. 6 . ~..„.....=ler/ t ' 44 Igm --- g , Tit , Ja c,........c.N.1. z tgr i ,_crr. a .... -' - .5=.... - eacr°ll=wi- , ....4 , 7 2 L.....,..-.. t at-, a :. : tits arP ' 4 `" ' '',ll;i - lie - bi,itSiba - vidnits of ' '. .tha .-12 ,7•Ti - Z4l4th ttitittt - is well aff telmealmatwta - W -4464t4 U lh arietTeXte rrein MA W itsi tus fser bow bilistat eft tipoa Mt! i l is . -..- ' ll ' doxixasti - Day, •—• . :_..•:._:..---;-__ T r iace - . ot I lam. 1 iiwßar •111 Nitta:kale 111!Is tlo .,,, _ , ,;. a Mai other boas In US et ...t w. .. tu rat Lv ' .. ::%l S ci - er 9 , 1. ..":1” 1 ' O. MON. Snot. maga. , 4 ' 'ariaget° 2 • haw 'Bridge tag— of.thairimuidap,„„ftreoa ao.....ar Due tsar opscia . u . rw e ty a iiatt u ti o ", o rAurtitysl ; lAlunderl ed .","'rin reaming 0; 1bm0, 7 1541.1,_ . puteurgb. ar / 40 0 ,14 w s ix 1. agENarest• Er4 , 7:,r Alta' :XVILTN 0 • - 104,46.11•1°W-1.3. taVg. be tapot .6,, zi gn'a l,o ramirahut IP• • faCf=l"Apt r a t',"4• Ch , = llllnr, f /Un i t= Wroll 111 tbats b. outablart. r eo " Dioat ;',ISCRISEetr 4tutrfahtm,.*,,,Yulting 131* of V./tit/DAM athin, -, aiatiump..b. ""thr .•,•• ap4o awn milyll4C, tulip OA QM. liTti =at n.r.21,744... gar. I.,;'.acats* manallmin:Vi=aravrtr +F. ..-tsq"'rntlLVVintitiiina• ltdatikgroPers. Pltlstmegb, EQU. Sea 'll.lg are. . Y0U,13 A I.F..i.A:' and lain Ifonoti. MO!. At boom and lot. -Ind. - r t ii la 4tWorsallatlriTei WV. ben:lhstd 'a. Zee.; A Immo ori int; z 0 li nat h W . anc4.L ati nAoOXVlgilt a rti s M a 7 1 41 • .2 ' '-' &dm tip 47 Cm= .st.'ooattr kit 0 00 .. .aiga,- n Apron of 7 100=1 an Ogren st..._ Sot is, .... zn nirwasking• ' ;AN" - , ~ ,i ...,...-gyniggint1,.....,„..300, 1144 M ' t4iorotorr bow vitti a lotaof mood 11l MM. .... S"°' l iiarffidilfii. is ni:zeiit. . fI I BUSlNEssxmtps. ATTORNEYS. CB.II I; P ta /ft.• P. ZaRRISON Attar . -at Law, Ms No. 1.13 torah &es n 2 4 t. bshr.en Snelessat..Plttentrgh, Ps. a : • :II 11' WBVIT POLLOCK; AttAnney st Law— CceansfYlith And Gnat steeds. WM/4 th•Qmit dais. zugibarad znyU•r63 T AllEB J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, office ea Annul street. mazer:at. Pltt.burctu Ja ffa Michigan General Commission - and Calms , tion Asency Office, ECS tho &Madam of Home and Foreign • MartardassadanotlerMaur7 claim , . 111 . MI ot etilgsu Trasat aaj" rftexess slit t a tif l rittrl L F2 l srs l a sad lararsac• assaf.a. ...- • . RI,LTIBB StaBDEBBCrR Detroit, Batem an. Ileum era Bahm. Braila ana g = a k Clo, (Watts Off Lon Lams, Stewart too„ l am Warriaa—r . mds% Cr Midas= hoar xfamtals * , =Mad WM. A. LEWIN'S -PEAL ESTATEOFFICE, No. 87 Front aro tosctoor two. Market Deslelst Tait Chun. aslr9n. Az. ow proputr tancht and sold. • AUSTIN - LOOMIS, Reza. Estate Agent, Wok, 2drichoodlao and BUM - Broker. offiloNo.- 92 cloth Meet, atm' Wood. Boohoos DromPUT ott.oodod Q h .4.1:L.4.. - 111L1ISHELL, Soaretary itn'iraacomosny. 9asicr.ter. stmt. 10 EL CORDON, &Banditry Woetern Ines• e- rineelh, 02 Watar street. - - GAllDlNEBOOPTEN;Aigentfoaranklin Ind *Sr rxist catopsar. =tartan earner of Wo:d 11A. MADEIRA; Agent for Delaware kin ..WM fainselati Offlaginy. '42 :Miter givist, • DRUGGISTS. wars: riprais 'MEMO BROTHERS " 011roccmaii To I. icon PO) WIIOLREIAIiE DRUGGISTS, istg.to 'WOOD STELIZT_• ,rwratrumal,r.s. PO Prottetaji of For. Ellaues teloaratt4 l'a=ran..l4v rEIN.LIAET; (atuseesairto Jas. Bl'auf, bra iflndsials anftll and Dealer In lot& 0114 Dre.tnEla an. cornari=d Sixth stmts.; ttatrarah. A@'D a¢ulsr Great !be Dr.Tord's Medici-Iln P. SCOTT, 'Wholesale Dealer in Drugy, OM, Va..-nlabm uta DY• ettai, 21M ntrittsbaritb.- t rarpt far lik.kkg=lVata t irettp. mar 2.1e1y t a d. FAHNESTOOK 00., Wholesale •*a sb. atal manufartuters of White lead Alai nd corner Wood ant leant stmts. Pitts meta n FiLLT dgD lIR ;Wholattale Dealer in Pah, ” litcdro, MG. Vandalise, it•WoOirstroid. ritte=sh. Goods Irarraotad. tc • Pricoo , • Inueusala wawa.; arm 1114.1140, - N. kEiTEK, - Wholesale to Retail Ac t-Dnifithi. coma of Liberty and Bt. Cs strootd 8 ROONMAKER Bs. - CO,. _ _Wholesale u. Wool ars.t.Plaalmarge. TOSEPH F 1.. Wilcox or &Oa, =ter Mutat street and Diamond— stantJ7 on band a tun sad ema pieta saxtrlasteat of7:PriciT kW , * liolfeina Mut% ft:o=M and an alisl ika Pgairto bid Imaistan. • . a lkdana mosipticas eatiftny =mita:lCW at .11 .COMMISSION' &C. _Fo_Rsytu...& p er . FoßwAßDthu A.ND 00raussiON ME Ts, Wool, Ribs, Flour, }Sawa, Lard„,t, Lard Oil AND PRODUCE GENERALLY `, D. 75 Water St., Pittsburgh. Pa. Ow. Jana Boat &Oa. • Martin. DJosus.Oash•rett Dos Bk. Huns k nerstlan.y4l , l4k. T ioT t lea C tdslVi= Pitir " Thomas Graier, esukars, Flamm • Ocons•lh arm' Balsam Mo. A D llama &Oa. Mast 21.eBARE 4fk _ANJE.R.,-r -te.......ridetia Ada...so GAIN 'AND PRODUCE. Commishon and Forivarding 'Merchants. -.No. 114 ,Sevond et.,lPilakurgh, Pa. 1.1.11.,'66:11yjja1.2 SPRrWER-Jll AR eff 9ll cowansioti 4 , 4,13 Dealer .Wool. Provisions & Produce morally: • NO. 05 LIBERTY STRUT. PITTSBIIRGLI. PA. 70. mt Arms. CO., • Wii EMBALM. G • owls. • PITTSBURGH HA.NHPAGTURRS, 4 :10. 8 Wood It., between Water 'nod Frent at arl9 PITTABIIROIL DAVID, a HERBST, Einar, Produce, Provision and Commission MERCHANT, 60 787 K " ifta7 wrn filtSbUrgillo ,to the sato of Hour S attention_ _ G r a Ba r an. L a rd. LUNN Laarra: ° a" , i livait 's a ltiereettisili scadtal. ' .rani :Mit= &MENG. ", (late of the fcrta of 'Ling &Moorheadj COMMISSION MERCHANT, ' -murals 1111 PIO AND HLOaMs. No. 76 Water street, below-Market, . , . PITTISDIMOIL P.ENNL. - . A; HARDY, covasaMlLVE r ii 7 lo72gbizamazir , tha /Whoa alladianapolli Comer First i&"Ferrg ste., Pittabnigh, Pa a 7. of.Witrren, Ohio, o:49aithdalS lonrcettl4t tthastibt, and What.. -Winter. BOOM Mom Bar, Pot sad Barta mt . batmen lA l=l am:lW " Utter. do'Ca ".. Proines an& tiortaalsnoslindtaxlmouullDegas la slabolio; !dextvasetsmii 1:44,112 &moms , rizen4,ltta. CIEKESH WAREHOUSE.--figNAYFI. arumeannrirdininind .• •• •• n Mar-bank sad • reOMAS PALEDI4, *meter imd. Dealer birrensott and Awls= Walt Yaw, No. US ktialiot ,ca .twoin Third oad.Moorthi• Fittabarsb- DRY. .00DS. H1)11.11E Olc:. CO-. - - Wholnsale antilletttil Dectlere In TRIBMINGB, ce vi isnoxezze,troarsizz 4 (moms 0. ranov Goods, &;o: - • ...151.11afarketaL,Le... 41 % and CU iturinma. /101 - 4g•ata tar FRIA-kol'aYwos. , - • . Waal, L.. a. Naas yo,yitzusumL...c. L. airman a al, so. nix. 4:A. BusoN 00: 0 WItolosale and Retail Degas tn law and g Was D 27 Gocds., 111 Meal TO uM R g g r al f Dr r BRI MltechEaLzDara lriindeonurth u3Mtat'mats tsbagb. MO= :Was. 'Clayton, 110IISE, SIGN: / / 6 MENTALtbItriV N Al i • .21 F • L•, GRA/ALIBB. Na. 1.07 Fenn% Street. I.BetweenTioosl 11111 'l3o.lth/tell! stmt., '• • • CITIBBDR(11.1. PA ErAll'oidetilikraiDLlT attended - to. itpl• .• _Removal!' Bernina 'Removal! li0)311170.17 - 4 CU—NO. roc iwrir RIBILEt.' fIAYIRGEroveS I , our. Store to No. 23, ■nth ittootAnest time tei A. A. S tocks k. Are now protatod to exhibit ono ot tho lorhoot of hotted sotl Amorlean Carpotion, eh Cloths to this tzughot' Lei our usartooent on to ibood - • Wilton . • .52cdre p. 117. tut Bo 5 516 .rxm Othhotioao. tenth's thuon e V& and P 'ortltiohn l'osotha_riolt C. hitEottkruawmtpro... Wend' rT.L7 2Mort. '&4 ntit. - C. r te . v . :Ar namc liZN 1"' Cod O. tit.ht root ims ah ot - pekes,. Of vbfatt vino - void anti. tem.ge tub she; oaf! Valuable reopenrdr Sal l e Litertiretzreet udjoung Z the etbocliet Grim Tardatux anal Buts. •This ta now Ole only bla Uinta tgb.oi.gtfin tbionalshbarboodnob already Ignuslit_n• the Pentoryliani•BallrosinanTy. Pronto Vrl=lVnem,zet ntnia&fr,titir Tug property trznost 4salr• sas • lintel. bulbilna Eng , stood substantial threw gory .blik. 'nth all flu we llsory bygo, bag fora long Alma bean cg• dsalrou l s . o=i g nri taptta and asszalas the pramlssa. igIVIARD FABER. AIEORCID V”....41,1tN0LD,. , 90, , 2saL - taran ::. sicasti""i p . u x. g fi l on s;nk 'ain tr .ih mounx iiarstt •-7 a. , Ett 4l4 i Sra l ict " thert - zzostlibirafrates-air , AT AII ' 'MUTTS f: 204110•23—..m.T1ZEra prum Pf MARSHALL '4304 liariortorA rata YA'BOMArmitnia: ,brateanrsithsictur.i.;ll4 R ‘ - m% i 1 2= cix s a u '1 g=m MUN . . Yr°. Co-Partherthip heretotbro crzotipi _am Os Os ;We U. MatIUTOII O A ON 1 W Artigi c =ctliffb=rA 1;. L=4.,t.:a bil!titUtd Wit:4ll;od:Am, • '114:474003 MEE AGENCIES. PITTSBURGH;. WEDNESDAY ORNING. SEPTEMBER 3. 1856 BANKERS AND BROKERS BANEJ.NG- HOUSES JOHNT:11.01:16: BEDFORD BEDFORD CO., ISOMMSN't 1 • SOMBRE= CO.. • MOUNT PLEASANT, WESTMORWD PG, D O N EEVIUM ISAYFITIS CO.. Naos UNIONTOWN i snowNsvnbc, - • NEW ERIGEtTON— BEATER CO., Desalt ts racelyad, Moores =Ma, Drafts tat and collected, Rants Notas and 13boolo bought Maks, Notes twd. athw Bamako bought anb Ototastatta. Corraalwatlanse and anftsattoss. _ N.'uolarqs& SON, - Dealera in Foreign and Domartlo Ma of Exdansgs. CalliStatam of D••• =Bask Notts sad Epode, ilarkst amt. Pitte• - Oollactiozu mada of all the prindral does MANUFACTURING. moan zemirt.t...:......ioss i. rizme...—..we. enTram VISION FOUNDRY, Alltetrell, Herron & Co. ILL entail:MO the bemineos of the Union ILa &cr i nliZw i t ia tt i ll t 4rl :tad PINNOCIS, MITCH. Thag snanutacturs r as =al. a large and general aasottinent at eaniptlaing Coolang Stoves, Banges and Side °vane, - OPZICS AND r,M , • LOR .570V33, MANTLE & KITCHEN. GRATES, . /Jam Wore, , Wa A ron Arm, - Dog Irons, Sad Irons, Tea Laths, Plows and Plow Potato, Mill and 'Machinery I Castings generally, Aga GAB and W ATM .11.21. of a.B thaw IRON & NAILS OFTIEBEST BRANDS, Sholiels, Spades, Picts, '&O., All of Irina TM Creole at maisuAgennete prima Penn Cotton Mills, HI Pl i ttstargh. IIELNIUDY, CLDS & CO.. Mancha tinny of— M t A Na , 1 Wavy 44 Bhutinia * Ottani -of all nears and Batting. PlainWtnas and Bash Wadi ' Rope (gall alai and clagninßana • grPill WoCall 41 1. will nava atLitlo: f . to 1T WIILL LI IAM ii ii i iii i iiii i ii & CO., fll Ponn at., below Marbory, Pittaburgb,,Pa. 40, TEA Itt BOILER MAXERS and RU.1"."..- JEON WOUKliaB, Eanufgotoxere of Baroldll's PAP olorßollor. LCoralliniTe, Flood as a Claud. 8011.., Chlm , . DOM Erelehon, lire Mod, atom P i ts u aondensers.halt Plttl, irtnirawls, M. • ate. Alm, l airthe' Wotk:' fledge and Irteduot . /rot.3. done et the shortest notlm. All order. from . deems promptly .ltteadM W. Mt.• W. WOODWELL, Whalen's and Rata. draUsuaufactaret sad Dos/sr In Gednet Wars. No. NI t. !GROCERS. PAWL P. ..... ..... PPLIPPITLI Shriver & Dilworth, W.IIOLESALE GROCERS, N 05,130 132 Second Street, • . Malmo Wood and inottneld) 117786UROLL Wallace & Oardluer, AROZZEJLE D.EALEns 111 flour, Provision!! and Produce Generally, 1:0456 LIELERTY Err, j1630-1T RAGAILEY; COSGRAVE & CO., Wbolo• iifnla Oman. 15 ar.d Wocal..trast. Pi lUburiM. Wl7-1/ . AtCULBERTSON, Wholeitato urooer and gh. Ounalaion Ermasat.Dmlex In ?rallies =CI Pitts Ilanutlectured /Maw;lPD Libety t. Pitts bur • ME . 19.11N_ - -- viLA CO Wholesale Grocers cs-.adkooloanbasoas ---- ..—.l,4lToodasa 223 Lk. riyinievet. Pittsburgb. • .OBERT_ : _III.OORZ, Wholesale Grooei • .Deller 1121110tlea. Pittlbargb 31.brectone, and of 11=3, vit6 Lo=atleWinee and Liquors. leo. Liberty On hand - very large stak of impeder old lloternerrebelb whkb .*U be meld leerier nab. &MD egossidges----lutztag KUM. X. AL LIMIX. gd()CANDLES.% MEANS A CO.. (euecos ' . ore tb With it giceu9dieuel Wholesale I groom , ereln host, IlageAlgo,uotion Yam. and Pittsburg racturee ggumir. earner or Wood and Witter mtg. Pltaaborgtoitt. Roil D. Waal— . . ul.l C. Et nelkliS .10 ROE, Wholesale Grocers and CammlisEu 11rElmata Na. 19114erty E. Ylttr 11110 BEA- DALZELL 7 irff., Wholesale Le, Mow% oomegutoe idertroaity Doti,. in Prod,. end eittabnegh blanatrtureL, %ba Liberty ac., Pitta. XoSAIAII DICKEY & CO., Wholesals Ora. evre,Octomladva Merchant,. and - Dram Proince, .80 Wstn .t. sad 63 front sr., Pittsburgh. BAGALEY ; WOODWARD k. CO., Wbolo rale Gromrsdio. 111.irtot vt. 1111.• BOOKSELLERS &C. H (micow.r to S. .d -L . Retail thafferk 'hook; EttAti.n! - ..5. imi greet, tlth illom a. E. of I' P. . ,17 0. 00011E1 -14 • lei.)lrboiesil. 'try uut Pwpar lisairter esa s. liartst.Splarghepaesmill lA' St A- Maar, anmiaor Lo Data a Acn.w. No. I lliszigt AY t (X). Booksellers nod Stationers, No. 66 woad etteat;nazt do to thatorner4tlth4, Oa :orate. l••• iaennal and lair bona. annduntly on hand, READ,Bookaeller and Stationer, No at, . :e Fourtit;pt., Appoto enitatum MUSIC &C. Moho 11..alellor, itio.Bl WOOD STREET, be. wean Diamond Al'.? And Fourth seat. Pole Anent far OICIORZII• k BONA' Illoimonl PIANO FORTIS, AIAPOR L , 1413 DIODEL AIELIJDNONB 621080A:I lIAILSIONI. 11118,And deAlce la ilaslo An/ Ltusical 60,1111. r Jen U. Klebbr & Bro., IVO. 53 .ripril ST., Sign of the Golden - Hue. Coe Agency tor. 8s ClAtlitil trim 117fi t rAt Pa 171% d' Cest:;sne 4E lrrOswerrllL a 2t IaSIM . UNIUII.I. Dealers La Musts sad Dueled halts, Cleall fe6 }Charlotte_ Blume, -RaANBUCTURBIind Dealer in Piano 3,VAlrattessid laporstor m¢3lo and Mules! Inaba- Mt r„Arir."Ca 'l=TEll'!trbtrigliftt out /Coto= ettaclustont. • 1i73 113 Wood O. _ ELTING Patent` RiVeted and Stretched LEATILOR BELTING, From therumfaotory of bit Sc Brothers, /YEW YORE. 1140 the elting of this .manufacture has been *waded th e thmdal and Diplomas tome roost every gab and institute thrthuhout the United ntster.the most retest by the Amerkan ' Institute, Now York, at thathAstmaeldnd In the FYI oriui3. It ts orsr• parlay grtalltys drily barna of the bordaos• being conduct. ed rand sr th•gorsonsl as cd the grlungtalc thuds ars soladod Dither...lnm at 'their awls receiving bollso. insuring freedom from mite and um* tanned et their awn tantartraftar" the Dente and shoulders Iwo torn trimmed o returned t e, V l sr York theroughlY. hadoio fresh from Into. baxerdtately. vet toe wombed on machlaa• di ovary modern trogrovemel cemented sal flitted with their patent contra theta. an burn 'nacho:bake s per:racily eve:L.loas on both sides of the band. mod= therm to run truly ,an rho gullies. sad eland • 'them of more than Otter font. over th ou roads la theOrdle•Or manned. To mechanics or ail Idndlo to'cotton and woolen u'autderiv. dere. rollhad to.1 , 1:14 , pater. 'olekigr=cte Wm eh to Clary othstither, iteltl:Cl u alaST the best of 0107 ragman van to the losltcy or Mb tenths. god by it . =No. 043 40.81 et eyed. the hoed of Wood. • othl.Tioedgeral vvro t-31. DS DEM.= IN HIDES,. LEATHER & - OILS 933 Lila' R 27 Sr, mmite At head of Mod, , • If¢o went:vent of Myra Leith'," Belting anti- - Oils, Pit .11.303=7 sad CosiCars. Ahral* OLI land. st3harl ' • . , Ninth Ward Property fo r Sale. .1 . VIM . SELL on leasonabla:terma and OrYTOrt, tire Lore. carom. of erstnaffas t roll etc.; 'opporiter A Dobbs' They arrylao oeely eitoad ad Ibr Dar rerldeuers. • • Also, tbrr• Lore. ccroor of Lillwir ara }Waldo rtr- 26 fart front eath. They sr e ralarlated for either rreetlefir boarding howler or for coal drpot—for coal brotorbt by the Parma, or Mr 00torrtrollls Railroad& o ars =o l la% grx,, , Awk:=.4.47ll2tVitt: lira A Lai. They are well located fora =wets den. or torrect boardlom lemma on for the tdirolreds or mathary• lea of tbat nalghborboxl. Applr to fr=dtf • . , JAR ad 11. MORGAN. 111 Marty et. DAIIIEL SESIETT. • - : • IU A NUFAOTURER of Yellow Rocking -I,74:`Wrdinza=f7ogirl 17=oren Tranklln as-,lnrsulairJl 1:11. omit* PUG, bargh, a. 0 - BETINATE INVETERATE-AND liA BtutALCoital:SLUM, (Pedm ient) not onir total. ly 0.8f03011. but • comp! taly dee rune; %about nand eltherlurtratlrs, tojeetlous cr baths, by • Natural, elm. qTrittNT2V=IITVII4,74 . 7MtI3IIt. =u aubstatme„ en extol. of food, tateenble to thorsl:te and easily prepared. The entsorlber: Is fully am:witted :to propertlea and will era ataltraetory Lufortestton t• wno =mos& It la as admirable arttal• Ibr df spay. • J. D. Amt. '• Matbbellat Book Storm. LS fourth St. I„ PENOERIS PATENT SAFES AND RD.' IINEBATOII9«.+T6a nat.& mast dumb'. and eel dent artiebe Er pram-idea Ina and at the mime tbzurgly. ng the benefit ofthe kola another ardlethe harm the odo. A lowEatthted and Err ea'. by the soh. write Es the United dtatee......13119.xd eh T MARI ♦ CO. . beltneatuag.anct Sox . Ixcmv • • tig:Stainriber Tinvink tittroluiseli the ate right of 3. Jobneou's Ntatit Bog and J.' Jo o's gamut Belt.llsoting Pozoothim Irons, i Low orteugroir smummt mmaraccuring tho roma. Lamp motion with Mr Mara tuo keeps. comMotir COlUnd M. hla irsraoom;on rodoesi IC, OPPMar dothor • Ontwor Works.. largo and good ormrtrami or Mr comosaa Timm ondgoillzonsim xlslet. he mould remertollr loMte tar - :Mutton pr,vDtlessio dm %re peg puppo eao.rrd..: •CL HUMIPLANU.P.Umb vOttr. O'IIEAT , BARCLUN--Wo Et* off4r f oe gill Au& that loni sblitheri Pittu•sanand with dw . ell• Laa ett•ettel...itowdotie door from the Ofrive of HIVE. Ant11..1.11•11:. exults, on ;arm cfpnr.roars which tan 6 De aztakaidto . plypotaalduil. . NM./ rf ti t 4oo . Was& UtsamPololl flic• of 1.400 201 11.6 1. ;•13.6 *ea. Thom wanting • first rate bosintif Mad ItaliteAvad enure lho ab0vf.,t9.417. - - --- • D. NeLATN .1k BON. AsoCARD, ari Du on. eels Oolden. - Peekgbast Ms Air Waslse. DM liable rrectlng irrenn lll sile." l " batracti.... l the =manly turns, hum wrieteesr. crass. - The nipir t rsd Golden . "Ills hare bean issid In th e "Rstrate orl/r. Lusa= Janes TOW: etas glib maperel inn inune.• In abeinet gray usee. and ts oar tbei tarsest 'We:W.loml Thousand" o( wins Mas rantesdullg need t d Una innffren thots,lsiff.ffn br. irsesnintla none end egmtlslng them. 1 . 1 it." In" lulnto may be suffering from lb* above, annblalrits gum US In Um stars Me winning rsibr, ennjszsienenegii ewe. 11, .11.111Clignflaglitgent, 6)•all - BUS • ' ' DRIED APPLES, vtlWßlel'ualtfiraltdM4'' :14". PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. Republican Nominations. 4 , iircloy, TUESDAY. NOTEMBER IN von Pll7-911Mtit. J O.HN C. FREMON T OF cuurospaa, loft VlOl PRESIDENT, WILLIAM L. DAYTON. OF NEW 'JERSEY. STATE ELECTION . Union State Ticket. ELECTION. TUESDAI; OCTOBER. rot cam. cortnanrosta, TROBIA2 E. COCHItAIii of York. ' TOUR AUDITOR Gensler., DARWIN PHELPS, of arrant - nog roa evalirron. Gsaaats; BARTHOLOMEW LAPORTE, of Bradford Union COTLIII7 Ticket. a ""Z" Z Li I t D l a'. llT... - .°Z.'Polvearsk.t.v... Sawed—RD WARD D...4•721151,PittTp. e apeery—WitL STINSteBON, Plttibtugl; O. 8. 11282128... Peebles TN. JOHN PETER& Ideas '2B; • H. 880/11201188, Ohio 're; - • NICHOLAS , YOECIIPTLDT, Jr.; All.ghtny. Diarist ditorne2-7. IL HOLUM& ebansbwit, A m d,d, judge-1014N 10. PAlllig./Jentbott.e., ee CcndsHoner—WlLL PERKL2B, Cbertlgn, Ausltrer—L. H. OARt.IBIBI, West Dew Ssneyer.-18.481:1 DORMS', Weiranam. Dirakre Ecor-NJAHIIB KELLY:Wilkins To. can JULIN BOYO4 Wine. 2 The Repel)ltoan Platform. ADOPTS]) DT ralfPementiPre& commismoti, suite 17rn, 1856. Tuts Convention ;if ,Delegater; 'arisen:bled -in pnrenaneerof aisall to the people of the United States, without iegatd t 6 ' past political differ ences or diviaions, who are opposed to 'the re peal of the Missouri Compromise—to the polio , et the present administration—to, the extension of elaveryinto free territory; In favor of the ad mission oflCansas 83 a free State—of restoring the action of the Federal Government to the principles of Washington ,and Jeffetson, and for the purpose of preeenting ,candiditee for the °Macs of President and Vice esidefit, Resolve, - Viet the maintenanie of the princi ples; promulgated In, the Declaration of Indepen dence, and embodied in the Federal Conetitntion, are essential to the preeervation of auit•Repub limn Institutions, and that the FederitConsdtu floe, the rights of the States, and the union of the States, mutt and shall be preserved. Resolved. That, with our Republican : fathers, we hold It to be s eeltevident truth that all men. 'are endowed with the Inalienable right of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, and that the primary object and ulterior dvelgn' of our Federal Government is to grant theestighti to ill persons Moder rte exclusive ..jurisdicitleu.' That, as our Republican'fathere, when they had abolished slavery in all our national territory, ordained that no person shall be deprived of life, liberty or property, without due process of law, it becomes oar duty to maintain this prevision of the Constitution (against all attempts to 'delete it for the Toupee° of estabffshing slavery in the territories of die Idnited Statee) i by positive le gislatlon prohibiting its existen ce or extension therein. That, we deny• the authority of ~Cong rass, of a Territorial Legislature, of soy indi vidual or association of individuals, to give legal existence to alavery in any territory of the United States, while the pfesent Constitution 1%4(1 be maintained, Resolved, That the Constitution oonfere upon ocutitme.; - -"Cg.evetveelssti..poyer over the territories of the United States for t0..-i , t-v a w s p nanan di and that In the exorcise of this power it le. , - ha awl th e imperative duty of Congress to pro ibt in the territories those twin relied of bort:seism, polygamy end slavery. - • Resolved, That whibr - tte Constitution if tits . United States was ordained and estabilehod by the people "in order to forma:nore perfeet pejo., establish justice, Insure domestic_ tranquility; provide for QM comtuoo defenee,• promote the general welfare, and sicure' the bieseinge of liberty," and contains ample ' pre:talons for the protection of the life, liberty s and property of every oittien, the, dearest constitutional frights of the people of Kamm havei bean fraudulently and violently eaten from them. Their territory has been landed try tin' armed force; Spurious and pretended .legelathie, and executive °Moen have ,b cat over them, by whose usurped authority; ‘ eastained by the military power of, the govarituent, tyrannical and tincoestitruional.Lares baktibeen enacted and . enforced; "The tight el the people to .keep cal bear sous hut been Infringed;' - Test oaths of an extraordinary tend entang ling nature bare been imposed-Ls It, condition of exercising the right of eutlrage end bolding of foe;" "The right of en 'wined person to a speedy and pubile trial by as Impartial jury lilts been denied;" , "The tight of the people to ho secure in •their persons, homes, papers, and effects, 'against un reasonable (cantles and seizures, has been vie, teed; "Tboy have been deprived of life, liberty, and property, erithout doe proem of hurl" "The freedom of epee.* and of•tbo prose boa been abridged;" The right to ague their representatives has been made'of no effect; Murders, rebberiee, and croons bare been In stigated and encouraged, and the offendete have been allowed to go unpunished; That all these things have been done with the knowledge, sanction, and 'procurement of the preatut national administration, and dist for this high crime against the Constltation, the Linton, and humanity, we arraign that ailnalnis trollop, the President, bla advisers, agents, sup porters, apologies, and acetone:ries, either be• firs or af t er the fact, before the Smutty and be fore the world; and that it is *Ur fixed s tiurpose to bring the actual perpetrators of these atro cious outrages, and their acnomplides, Lola sure and condign punishment hereafter. Ruolved, Tbat Huesca should be immediately admitted as a State of this Union, with h 6 pres ent free Constitution,, as at once themosf effec tual Way of securing to tier Platen's thd .enjoy meet of the rights and privileges to which they are entitled, and of ending the civil strife now raging in her territory. . &tiered, That the highway:Values plea that might mark right, embodied fa the Oetatid Cir cular. ',min , every respect unworthy ofi Ameri can diplomacy, and would bring shame dad die honor upon any goveinment or people tkiist giro it their unction. Resolved, That a railroad to the Patifid 'by the most central practical route, is 'Seely demanded by the interest, of tlit country, and that the Federal ilovemmon to render immediate and sufficient aid eonistraction, and as an auxiliary there; immediate construction of an . emigrant the line of the railroad. ' Revolved, That approprptionti by Con ; roes for the Improvement of rivers and harbors of a na tional character required for the aoctoromodation and eeourity of an existing, commerce, are au thorised by the Constitution, andjustifled ,hy the obligations of government to protect the Urea and property of Its Ititizene. Revolved, That we Invite the sffillation'and co operation of men of all parties, b4eier differ ing from us to other respects, la aupport of the principles heroin declared, and believing that the spirit of our institutions, as well &011ie Con stitution of our country, guarantees liberty of CODBOIeIIOO and - equality of rights ambng citi zens, we oppose coil legislation Impaling their ANDREW .t. JESUPj OjtdMIBB ON . DIEROIIAVTB, • Cotton and,Woolen Illoohinoryy, duo., enema clad /nem. Nada Imparters Pod Dallas In ISlsghoo.,or.. No. 67. Arse St.;-`New York., Y. e.—Aunts'ihr the • - “WOODIRIFI t IL UR MON WORKS.' Steam Engine* and Boilers, • EsidusivoAgency_ lo Ns. Yor k for I'D W lILL MACIIINBISHOP , ItIaehlIII•to , Tools ska J-lip • ' • Hough's Patent Mantle Skit' tn. FIATEB do PRANCE, No. , 1 Birolaj , strops, Now York. • UTIONL4Iona ada .fflinalne am/1. an d w Ms to of tbn adarit. All autddlLetureri and aelLarr In rina ins will ba roascutad according to lair: mb2o-re. PITTSBURGR COLO FACTORY. aurae..---Loso. near BIGELOW & CO., I plum:mon to Z. !sßigelow, "llqllP . " No.. 46, DIAMO war V3 Azrar. WM ' Pittsbure4 PennaL: • rOAOHES," , CIAARIAGES, ..PasToNB, Inmales, and nal. dosofutbut or Naar Yobitlot bullt to order. and Ilubdtod In manor upronsood bounty or doulph Itte of CALLS atli 1140111:P. tud2P evatiroutd474loa= EOH WEIOLZSAIX GE • Roden and Commitsion Me Pittelle at j" Mtu l6 = - No. 219 sired, comer I V& aMnstrifss64:?l,ll4., •WHOLSSALE xi" Dau b FUT:MTV Produce and Pittsburgh Nan. 141 Water . 8 - • =EMI! PITTSBURGH GAZETTE Advance Payments.—lieronfter no figii ocriptien will be Wart en .the Daily or Weetl7 tinlo44 payment Is rude in Vow!, Whenever the time is op to which the setacriptlon to pod& the paper .11/ be 11. , .. 1 ./ 1 7 stoned. nutsea the subscriptlon late weed by solvent, pityrunt. 401 tn,tosent•edrertlMog. cr soars description. wl.ll be required to be soda In .4 MM. The onl7 except:lan will be where *4.1.1 ...nth 1r er oral eautonseto an nude. aryl.4ll-x The Army Bill—How It was Passed Oa the last day of August, the Amy , Bill, without the pioviso, passed somewhat unespeet . edly, although the result was feared and expec ted ultimately. Thu Committee of Ways end M 011133 to tho House, reported the with the simple Proviso restricting the President in em ploying forces to execute' the Kansas laws, and thus divested of the objections raised by the Senate. The House, by 22-majority, carried the bill, and rent it to the Senate. The Senate struck the Proviso out and sent it bark. Here the Honee-eame to a test vote on concurring with the Senate. Oa this division, the vote stood 101 year, against 08 nays. How this wee done is told us as follows, by the New York Tribune The XXXIVth Congress olosed its !portal or eapplementary session on Saturday afternoon, after passing the Army hill without the Homo proviso against using the :Military powor of the Government to uphold the Border•RafiLso usurp ation in Karma, and enforce its atrocious “laws." :The Housesgain p sod the bill with the proviso, and the Senate- ( 5 to 7) struck it out; whereupon the. Rouse t oncorred, by 101 Yetie to 98 Nays, as follows: 'YEAS=For straitly out the Proof., Ktuss,-Thomas J. D. Fuller-1. Ntiviaiut--Solomon G. . Raven, John Kelly, John Wheeler, Thomas R. Whitney. John Wil liams-6. NEW JP.HEIST—George vo-1. Pstuteriverow—John Ombralades, Thomas B. Florence, John Hicknien, J. Glaooy Jones, Asa Packer, Jos R. Tstion-6. On/0,..t0bi Scott Harrison—.l lantana—Smith Miller-1. hareate—Thomas L. Fiorito, Samuel B. Marshall--2 . Murnmas—George jy. Pack--1 lowa—Augustus C. Hall-1. WnicosarsDactler ONLIFOILVIL—.%I3IOI3 W. Detifer--1. Total from Free States, tilt 18 Buchanan, 8 Fillmore (in lisEss.) Dziawasx--BYRIta D. Oulen—t. Mairiann—Thomae F. Boyle, henry Winter, Paris J. Iforrison Harris, henry W. Heinlein, '7ninit Jl. Eicaud, James A. Stewart-8. Thoutia—Thomas S. Booook, John S. Car- We, John S. - Easide, Henry A. Edmondson, Charles J.Faielkner, William°. Goode, Zedeklah Eldwall,LJolott Latcher r John S. Millsou, Fayette MoMollen, Pantos . Powell, William Smith-12. Norm Cartowsra—Lawrence 0 . 11. Branch, Thomae L Gllegman s Burton Creige , Aic4ard C. Pertisar, Thomas fteffin, Warren Winslow -1 6 - • SOUR CAROLINA—WiIIiam Aiken, William W Boyce, Lawrence M. Klein, Jobn MeQaeon, Jas. L. Orr-6. GlORClTA—tiowell Cobb, Martin J. Crawford John IL LamPkln, Jameo L. Seward, Alex. IL Stephens, ffiram Warnor—d. . . AL/lma—W. D. W. Cobb, Janice F. Dowdell Baropeon W. flarrin,,Oeorge B. nonstop, Eli S. Shorter„ Won. 12 Smith, Percy Walker-7. Ineetaitrim--Willkara Barksdale, Handley 8 ' 4,,, • , iAt'Aiist,,,,B....( ( iike L lohn A. Quitman, Dan lel D. LOVISIANA—Thos areen - 11svias61 — Suetie, Jr., John hl. Bendidge, Milos Taylor-4 Pnotitn . A:Augnettle 4. -Maxwell-1 Tieai—: - Lauis D. Etiinte„ Peter U. Dell-2. lantrtansr- 7 11enryC.ITturnett,(Joha P Camp• _ . Loander Jl. Cox,.Jclxii M. Elliott, Joshua H Jewett, Aler. K. Nankin, IluTphrest Marshall, Samuel F Swope, Altay; G. Talbott, William L. Underwood—lo. Tcrisesse—Emelion Etheridge, George W. Jones, TAGAUL , Rivas, John H. Savage, Samuel A. 1E1216, WeWorn 11. Sneed, John V. Wright, Felix K. ZoMedici-8. • . • MISEUIIT-IValiart .Akeri, Luther M. Kennett, DlOrdreei Oliver, John S. Phelps, thlohriet Por ter-5 • Amesus-r-Alfred B. clrenn Tread, Albert Mgt Total Blies States, &h la all. 101.. . NAYS—.4goiout Sinling Out: Matta—Sisamel P. Benson, Ebenezer %bowl ton, Israel Washburn, jr.-8. New RAMP3IIIII.I-6.11T011 B. Crargin, Ittleß Pike, Mason Tappan—A. Marsatuustrra—James &Anton, Cal Tin C. Chaffee, Lions 11. Coming, William 8, Damnll, Timothy Darla, Alen. De Witt, Chauncey L. Knapp, Mark Trafton-8. &moon ltz.aan—Nathaniel B. Darter, Benj., ruin B. Thnerton-2. CintascricUr —Ezra Clark, jr., Sidney Bast), William VT:Welch, John. Woodruff-4. Vzszont.—,Jastin 8. Morrill, Allah Sabin-2. New YOV—Henry Bennett, Samuel Dickson, Edward Francis 8. ' Edwards, Thomas I'. Flagler, William A. Gilbert, Amos P. Granger, Thomas B. Horton, - Jonas llugPston, William H. Keller, Butts H. King, Oreamue B Matteson, Andrew Z McCarty, Edwin B. Morgan, Ambrose 8. Murray, Andrew Oliver, John RI. Parker, Gay R. Pellets, Benjamin Pringle, Russell Sage, George A. Simmons Francis planer, James 8. T. Btranahan. A bram Wskemau-24. Nil lesser-Isaiah .D. Clawed:), A. C: M. Penningtoo r George 13. Robbins-3 ;Panwan.vairta-John ,Apiece, Davin Bea ci.ar, Samuel C. Bradshaw, James H. Campbell, John CoVode, John Dick, John R. Edie, Galosh& A. Grow, Jonathan Knight, John C. Zemke, Samuel A. Purviance, David Ritchie, Anthony . 'E Roberts, David F. Rubicon, Lemuel Toddls3 Outo-•-Charics 3 Albright, John A. Bingham, Philemon Blies, Lewis D. Campbell, Jonas R. Emote, Simnel Galloway, Joshua R. Giddings, Aaron Boehm,. Benjamin F. Leiter, Richard 'Mott, William R. Sapp, John, Sherman, Banjo- Min Stanton, Edward Wade--. 1 1.• 171/1/01/I—Lucien Barhonr,' Samuel Brenton, Reticular Colfax, William Comback, George 0. .//your; David P. Holloway, Daniel Mace. John IMPettlt, Harvey D. Soott-9. • lamsors-James Knox, Jesse 0. Norton, RIAU B. Washburn°, James 11. Woodworth-4. Mrcnroae-William A. lloward, David S. Wal bridge, Remy:Waldron-3. Wtsobilaig-Charlee C. Billinghuret, Cadwal. 'oder C. %Vial...nine-2. • . lows.--James Thorington-l. Total, 98. Me hiss phoesd those known to no as fitimote men In tkatcs. but th an an *emend Mambas here not rot Wood their position to to next Prestelsot.) • -So the House receded by three majority, and the bill passed with no proviso as to the employ ment of the Army in Kansas. Ocean, impers. l e whole t ought to the to the I road ou It will be seen that there wee no flinching on the part of the Republlcane. Every, Fremont Member present (and the absentees wore nicely balanced, and nearly all paired, an 'that their presence would have made no difference in the result) voted to stied fast bythe Proviso, which wu hasten empty by a union of all the Buchan an men with all but three or four of the avowed Fillmore Dien, in oppositlori to it. Thes e -two parties, without counting the Members — learn New Jersey sad other Staten who have chosen to maintain an - ambiguous position no between Fremont and Fillmore have always had strength enough to control the Rouse when united; the Republioans brave only triumphed at all through their &abides. They might have beaten Banks for Speaker and the Rams investigation had they been united; jug Le they have now beaten the Rknele Proviso. They might bare beaten this before the close of the 'regular ambit, bad they all been In their /eats; they might hive beaten It the fleet day of the Extra Beseloo - as well as the lest, had they bean orrband. All they have now done is to recall their unpaired Una. tees in sufficient numbers to overbear -the Re publicans, tto they would at any time have sal:a ced to do. —The Proviso lee emphatically right—it was needed—lt-amain the right place—and It ought to have bees; eerried-but one hundred and tau men . , with over sojast a canes, do not outnumber ono hundred and twenty. In behalf of staleted, pereConted ravaged, almost but not quite ensla ved Recess, we thank the Republican Members of the Roue fir their gallant stand on Ude Pro-. vivo; the whole People, eo far es they love the cause of Freedom and Humanity, ;titans them for It. The generous and fiee.eotded through. civilized out the world will thank them for it. Io ante of. the , grossest misrepresentation, they have nobly dune their duty. - We regret that the Protiso did not pre:rail; but ntblame testa onthe heads of the Repub. Moans in Congreee; 'They:hive deem all that mennonid do; and now, wliaberer lurther op ' premien may 'bo in 'towered. Kansas, they stand Iron from all reproach. Had they not earnestly tried to renewer her of the' wrushing yoke : of. Redder-Ruffian nomadic, they would hue in. mined censures which now fell wboly on . them who hare persistently, obstinately, brutal, -11i elited On leasing than most abused people Y - un• protnoted litthe power l a the. deadly enemlea who meditate thtir este ination. , • .1- 1 -A deiperate attempt I now be made to eerie rinse the contest that thi &flak offred to re peal the Berderßupon :lowa, but that Is utterly wee, The Renate ince. offered to abrogate .4a few of .the Worst provhdona of then, laws; but only through the pasingef , Of a bill whioh nem: akiWtaPile4 -11 rOoignitiollitt4: ll 4.Mtleit of all CERS. I ;otos, 14 Inca ,14011. PA • 00CfSt 82923 the rest - 'while putting the destiny of Entenn Oompletely into the bends of the Blattelli. President Pierce—who bad already., etigmatized the Free State party es..traitors and threatened' them witkulf manner of penal discipline—ma to Select fineCommissionem who were taken to a Cunene, lay cif election end Resistive &stride, determine who were and-who woreAetlegafro tors, order an election fora Constitutional Con- Tendon, and stipervise the returns. By tbia, Convention thtis chosen, a State Constitution was to be formed, slaveholding or not, as the CoMention should determine, and the People! were not allowed to pass upon It after it .should be (rained—an utter novelty in American poli tics. To pass that bill was to commit the goes. thin of Freedom or Slavery in Kansas, to Frank lln Pierce and his eatellitlee. It was to reward the Border &Mans for eacking Lawrence, dis peraing the Free-State LegisLatare, and shutting up the bliesouri River against Frce-Stite immi gration, end unLmited in sway. Erify man they had killed in Rawer, or driven onto orehut oat, or deferred from going thither,, would be one lees for them to outvote or outoOrnat In the - election which must decide the queStion of Freedmioor Slavery. To pass each a bill at any time would be wrong; to pass it under the air eametauces notorionely.existing in Kansas, wee to outrage-every sentiment of justice and affix premium to eyetematlo usurpation and crime.— thank the House for \etoppinr- that con ekumation of Iniquity. For the Pittsburgh newt*. Polities in MoKeesport—\ McKnesroax,fiAng. 30th. 1850. Mr. EDITOR ~.-Bappoßilaetbal, it, might be of some interest to yourself &did readers, to know how McKeesport will stand it the coming con test, and as I have had an adiple opportunity to judge, I hare concluded to glye you the benefit of my experience here, and tho,conolusion , which There arrived at. •„, McKeesport, as you are awire, was ono of the_ strong-holds of Know Nothingismin this county, as I believe that order was nowhere more isomer-. ons according the populatioti,than here. But he oggressiOne of The Slave Power pwalcened the po3ple to a sense of the dangers which threat ened them, and like true patriots they rushed forward to the resents, throwing aside their Know Notbingism, Ameriaaniaie, and all other side is sues, and taking for their watch word only—"No triers extension of Slavery." Menet all classes from the preacher to the laborer, felt theimpor tarme of:united action against tyranny, and early In the Catnpalgn a Fremont Club wae•formed . numbering among IM others and member., al most all the men of talent and •iodnence in the place, and by far the largest number of the Sea elble reasoning portion of the community. The Club has held several large meeting., which were addreesed with ability by the moat talented and influential men here; and accessions to the cause, of Freedom were daily becoming more numerous, until there was a fair prospect of there not be. tog a single Democrat lefttoiell the tale of their annihilation. In this posture of affairs the few that remained of the "unterrified" now become really terrified, sent down to Pittsburgh the mournful cry—`Como-up end help 129, or we perish". The cry was heeded, and in a short time a flaming placard was posted through the ,town, and distributed around the neighboring country; setting forth that the "Dnion was in danger," and calling upon the Democracy to meet at the Town Hall, on Friday the 19th inst., to ease the Union! Accordingly some three or four hundred people ateetubled yesterday at the spec ified place; three-fourths of whom will vote for Fremont, as I was 11813121 . 0 d by four of the moat reliable men here, and whose names if mentioned would be enough to establish the fact. They were addressed by Dr. Jonas B. McClintock, Col. S. W. Black, and a Mr. Todd. The speakers I pre: , some are about the beet the Democrats ersu bring' a out; of. course there was a good deal of Interest felt ek of all parties, and particularly . Re public ke s r what grounds would be taken, and what argumedev-se..yrould be brought forth to euelvie the Pret , eut Peettl"• , -as of their party. And hence the large attendance of tre - .1.....erz,nds of Fre mont. You ere aware, Mr Ed tter, tttavaaLin a general way the citieena of rural diatriate not se easily satisfied with ridicule, hillingegate ends:an; an those of more densely populated re gloss. They are more of an argumentative na tetre—it requires sound reasoning to move them, and when they go to a public meeting they ex pect to be reasoned with—not ridiouled This woe eminently toe care in the present instance, but how wofully were they disappeleted In etead of sound argument and good Zes.soning be ing advanced, low epithets, such as "Wooly .Heads," "Illaale. Republicans," "Abaitianiata," misrepreseutations cud aesettions which cannot be saetained were the order of the dsy. And the few filets mode use of ware no muti lated that had a looking-glass been placed before them they would sot have known themselves. Were it not that I may encroach too much upon your time peel room, I would dedre to let your readers; know tome of the ways in which Democratic ambits expect to make votes; for I really suppose the orators who addressed us last' night did expect to make soros. A few of them however may be mentioned with advantage. Thq first epeaker produced a copy of the Tribune editop of Fremont 's Life, and proceeded ea he hpresented to show the, requisites which Mr. Frmnentie friends claimed he peetiessed for being President, He read the contente of the first two chapters Withridiculoue amplitude, and with facial oontortionswhioh would have ; been very creditable t' a Circus Clown. lie id not yen. tare furthestthan the first two chapters, however, as eome of the following ones contained - extracts from the report of Mr. Marcy with reference to Fremont, and also testimonials from the citizens of South Carolina, So., and as none - of three are au.spected of being friends to Mr. Fremont, the speaker was charitable enough not to refer to them, supposing I presume that their testimony could not be very favorable Bat CoL Black capped the climax Ito the way of misrepresentation. He classed together or Black Republicans, who were werking to dissolve,. the Union, Sumner, Giddinge, Halo, Seward,' Garrison, Abby Kelly and Theodore Parker; but we all know that -Gatemen, Kelly, Ferber .5: Co., have their. own can didate In the field, and have decidedly ex premed their preference for . Mr. Buchanan over Mr. Fremont. • He also read for our benefit the Blander of his worthy friend. dolga Breckirt ridge, with regard to a speech delivered by Mr. Giddings acme peonage, and denounced the "anonymous scribbler" who appeared in the Gazette, the other dsy, with the official report of that portion of the _speech which has been ee falsely mutilated.' And while •ho admitted that the version which he ' read was not the words steed by Mr. Giddiiio, yet he bad the effrontery to eaaert In the-face of an Intelligent audience, that the OGOARII3t, wan the same! If so, why did he notread the official and trim version of it— we would then have been able to take the meaning out of it ourselves. Another assertion was, that the Democratic party wore not a pro- 1 elavery party, and that they did not favor the extension of Slavery; but before he get through, we found him advocating the do:often that the Mame-Of Slave States should correspond with that of Free States l He also denounced in toe mist hitter terms •the Federalism who opposed Jeffereonte purchase of Lonisiane, hot forgot to mention that James Buchanan was cno of the Federalists. Seetionallam was another prolific hobby, and to ehow that rte existence hue not been waned to the present ago, he produced the third volume of livlog's " Washington," from which he quoted some extracts referring to' the rivalry which existed between the Northern and Southern armies In the battles of - the Rove-. lotion, and the contemptible effort - made to sup- plant Washington- as Commander in Chief. if the gentleman'a object was to show how ancient waathe spirit of sectioealiem, and I-conld riot see that any other point;was established by the reference, Ida object coold'have been Bosom; &shed Ina mach better way, end in 'a manner equally appropriate .to the present day, by re ferring to the AnMent Seeds between the White and Bed noses of Elegised. -• I have already occupied too much of your time, Mr. Editor, and it in poooiblo I have given you enough to show the character of the apethinisy delivered by the Dimmed!) orators of thCpres: ent dity. llowever, you must mix in a NM* cher° of enthuses, the burden of Whioitle-- "abolitionists," - "Wooly Beide," eiNlgker-Wor' Shippers," "Bleak Republicans."- .. panties,'! "Cattle Stealers," " Dituteionists,'" :So; Se., and you will then bare a 'very goott idea cf.& Democratic speeob in the nineteenth 'tenm . 4. However,- I must do the gallant Colonel the jos tles to Bay, that :whtle-rafering to the ancient principles of Demooraoy,.or eulogising - the great mon who founded them, cr rationing the glori ens progress 'of our, country, and the noble. dee-. Dales which await es 'if Buchanan le elected, or depicting the misery and vain which . Freasont's election will bring upon on, be, was Indeed truly eloquent - . Bat when It nutria down .to defending bin principles of 'the:. present - day, his attempts were lame and futile .The old asylog that +Volt cannot Make Si milk purse cut - of a see's ear," Was steer more fally . verilled.r: hewnthletbrianon . taken considerable paine to ,tlseettalttAbe:.effeci produced 'by last - tatthri meeting; The *Melt 'ls - .that all: the remota - men hare ..lsbor, itetegthhzteil . th 6 r taith ' Those who were Pen the Inane"-hare boen driven, Off ta the Fitment aide, And it le eertln a •h elid - that if another !Mob mooting is held, hero; there pN not be o Democrat left, except et few who love otar httvr than reeifie• : • trtlftlia Fremont- th.n utioxiostej for s' 'Osanty Lagos.," chr.nicte. = MEM E== VOLUME LXX---NUMBER 12. • The Wonder-_of Ole Aga. ,xorns Jr DR. TOBIAS' Celebrated Venetian — Lin— Iment at:andel:se Dbolesei Drse.ltarerattOolle ushnreerara Tan itiortromer Trainrana, im d situ; -m m , : at,, nee, ban% Btlnve. CbraJe - Ind °lg e rS h lte . k ilh' i ' ftz ß"d " Rh OA WAN 12 • 1. an d riz. a NO I.IUM.BCO—T IT. Dr. Tobias bas .dema n dbra Uramest Its flat lam stiraratseer braini rrade Ibr the raters of tbe 6101.117•11 that de raked -I to Imo It soccralim to the rratiotaL . • - Ore erase bs Whhost It. .3t you do um end it bettor Ulla ULT. Vans 7ou bate ersz triad halm! • -• Gd rour - Ifonef adrrna ArThettima of Dertieeetes brae berareeelfed rpoik- Inif of ita rare Tirane& 2(01•1•E•111 ICU lb* era etW to au t.tte rapers vitt oartlSrater from nelmortuperanne, or srara by lbw* "bp bara area rstd..the =.4llalle—r-OW Dr. Torasa ems to pet _ _ LOW L ARS • • to Ins one who w,il rooYe 'that he sect nuMllard • foloo eartineste during the time be Lee tug his medicine blame Dalt en ohs enents ant seta Psmttlet containing gees nine eartifsetes •.fe persons eariona of the isrre mle of the Venetian thiment• hers stated It Is injurious to rake it internally', Dr. Tobias hes taken the lallowlsql • DATIL Itxra LTO=3, or the Mts . et New York. bolteLdlelY worn. do depose that I erespoimd a Lamm called Wino. se" and that the inamellenta of wok!, It II mina = serfaetly harsabem to take Internally, erem In the t rantity maned In the Dlrsetlons seeervitwash New rest a antturyth. 100 1 4 i. bworn.to =ls ds./ me. ' • • Ilanatrew Woon. Mayor. Prise 25 mall.) cents. sold brats Drassisa. and Patens Ittallelna Dialers throughout tOo United States. arils, for teal Dr. Tobias' ca berm bottles at 60 aro& Tenanted superiollanr r to m ay may pint Dr. Tobias' velos, fd Consumed st., - Nass York. felltlawdly ' Liverpool rind Philadelphia_Stiamsbip,Llne. splendid Steiinship City Limon, Capt. tar:cu. will sal! tram Ma e a 0,12 thalth Aug= and nth Sent.-Cron Anguat. Kananno. iron LivarpooL 90 July and nth SaP 9 .-tromPb. ins. • ad 21 On. Cat 7 of Maw' chtster,tran P h La nktd• Aug-trom PhDs. 4th Sept. Awn Phdadanktd• Pro= Lacrsod. Cabln,- - .965 and 955. Cabln—.....-135 and $76. Stange... 30. B reenge.-. 40 Paataga Tickata to and Stant Liftman by tin save• Am of Stamstd or IT drat this, Sall= Naga. can to procured au k s pplication Ro Or Jaillialbilk P. B.—Alsr. Draft Ibr, utdly W _ EE -HOUSE - tow or-cap:ad bythe sub * acriber.l.lo. 7.43800mnd street This pis:Mat/ jet samvltte order , rivalehod with Gas awl Rot and W. , - • TICE suimriber rztired from basioroalho hut Ist In favonofhls torsi; MEM" arid Idontrote, will continua the business at the OLD STAND, Na. 1r MS Liberty atr en. eindartha Arm of WIL =TOW. ZULUS, J., t BSA Lie hege to return thanks to '11.15 customers for the Db. oral patronage he enjoyed for SLUM Y eare. and to eonedt for him nueneasoro a continue.* of their favor., which be doubts not they alit use thole en: endeavors to merit. DIONTIIOII)IMITCLIELTESEJL rlttabinin. July '234 WbI.I3ITOHRLTREE, sr., &BRO., WHOLESALE G-BOICERS. ItECTIFYING LIST LE AND WINE AND LIQUOR JLERC ANT 3, No. 209 Liberty , Street. .103; P LTTSB OH: Baltimore Glass . Manufactory for Sale. A COMPLETE WINDOW GLASS MAN INACTORY, with el the latest lioloorarcenta, slab , mantlally tali mid eonvadantly arranged by an erpeal enact glass maker, la now offaral tor eam at lain than mie Mae It. original met. and. being ammeniently lamted ibr obtaining fuel material at Mumma rates. and Baltimore co ma mantling • large portion of the Southern market,nsianta ea:vantages labial the maionfaetnnar rarely meets with in other lomlitles. for Itirtbarlimotlealma addrala aulteirdo • •C. !SEEDER. Ja..Baitlinora. The Phillipsburgh. Wad , Cure. •,. R. C. ,13AELZ begs leave' o acquaint lato.frionda atel the public that ba Is exalt laying city, to tats chugs of the abora Inatitatlonorhari ha uill receive 'Atlanta who may Irish to Piano thetualeas nder Ida we. after fret Teak of £OO.Ol. batten al. erase tall. BANLZ. Rochester. 0 , . 0 , 0r Co . rte, 0, 01 promrtly attended to. . • . aalamd r ENTY-EIGHTII ANNUAL FAM of rthe ASIERICAN 'INSTITUTE' of the CITY OF NEW TORE. • The Manson. antennas {hit they have made arrange runts to hold this Exhibition in the Or•retal rilam, tom. • " menting on MONDAY. the 22.1 day-of reptember. and will pnettleely closo on 2ATURDA.Y. th e 2.511 der of October ISSO. This meziancent and nations bulldog .willbe open for theption 01 (loom gonedIONDAY.4IO 15th, SATURDAY, tln `..%),1t of September. Hoary goods. and telro trots adl.tenee,villb reositexand stored the • • — "•••en.and after the let of Peptemter. Wes of GOBD. SILVER and BRONZE will be awarded on tr. Iscs=- nertislthidges. The Gold Tso . "*. • • present Medal, and and other artl• areatly ere • o • ••.aturs In • Poszolos mE aLS,DIPLO mendation ofoomperebt _ Medal will be double Meal. 0,, will be confined exelealrely to maehh.— elesut high merit Toe Aledel larged..il the Moose Medal will tie of • nes. the &war& of tbe Areal= lutiltute. • _ ,The CATTLE Slitiiir will beheld in Ilamiron Buteris e .„. .beautilel plot of no' 9 Oda ea 11.418, t hat by .Ins een tryatl , rn of the city of New York for that eery on TIIESD AY, NV Et01i1......DAY am11110115DAY; the 14th,15th Mid ditch days Of Ostober. lb. Manages would iMpreat upon eihibltorsibe eyraity . a:giving Immediate .notlce of the ipseetLiey wish to orolIPT: end tholeinhibltdrig resehlegryrequlrlsig pow. tote. amonet. Prom the uumesousemplications alnady Towde. the 'lleciagore had it weevarary to .inake Mrther provn for Steam power. • _ - Caurernalcatione addroweed in WU, B. LZONAHD, , ,Car. reeporllegtiec.retary, will meet with Lmniedlate attention . Circulars rout , loin re full particular% MU be had en ap. plistion rat the office of the American Inetitute..No, 361 Broadway, fi ew York. ()to; F. Chairman. Jogs NY, Cuartazas, Aecretary. utpialww3wda utint GL3s larks =Own •ns th CnTs..-s Glass' warka. Theessrosta are tinejy sitr.ste.4 hn busk of-tha Alleghany timer Inaba Sits Wards O, are been erected end axe admirably arranged.— The whale estnbitshatens be. - sold cesrsagenable teem snd •ll<StiltkliTtl custom transferal to any parties deal rens or amassing In this Intraless branch of =aurae» tare. Porparticulsmiequtre of ktOBEIIT stcHNIG zit 4th i t . or of J. 071 Ali DENNY; 601,0 r Market and Mal ate. I N. FRAZIER. •fornierly a resident of ey .£ltuburgh. (now. °flatus) wal - leave hare Ist a felt *aye fat the Countli Bluffs lad City Laud Dittrieta. Capitalist* .e others baring clooky to • lnmt. or war. rents to hussies can. have Muir hualutta faithfully and promptly attended to hy_caUng tautut thei.tortmom 0 ?nom. 3L Daly. 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Helen. • : kfarsteao, UMarch nearrey Co 0 1 Mr. R. z. &Raw-1 hays win , nurehseed Wats of your nhe and Vermtrogs from* pedlar tenstratbrouth this plates bat ss he has not bran here lately, the crest demand induces nee to Mk an scanty.,/ am agent ror wan tour melee kinds a Pills. but your liver Maus the best and :most talsable I hoes 11.1 . Sept. irony% Tory • • A. lIRLSEY. Postasetar. and told •11. &BELLER& CO., corn ot W . : r atiTt'd sta. • by Druegists generally. .13 OUNIOn 'Wednesday, • the Eastern ca..• POCKET WALLET. containing 11i19.1131 apm Oirmoney, ■ and papers of value to the wiener. The owner by idling at Mderinan IVlLeorrs oKtee. Sth ward. swarths D" lrla r g - " d ' "nßc=rToeuTglbs. L " , i t i l ! rar t i Att a u vac of au{ • A-MAWS aCO. 23 st. nIISQUITO NETTINO—White arid cob almo;.eolarsi Tarlton. far eoveriot [Woking te. ' w. b.n. open , • W. morning a. father supply dt, Mats Britthanss, low . prleed,Jaroate plan mut band, Arl. ZWILPHY a BoxOtivlED. Loire Dress 0.1. math: at "marked down" prim,. iILIL. CLOTH TABLE COVERS.— . --Tho lue.t assortment In eta city. cis to 'basal althfr os or retail .t the Oil Cloth. Warftoora. l3o !haat at • a= J.4. IL PlllllllB,, Q. , C. SODA-30 kegs N C New ()wife 1.7 • Sall. fur eals by eTwELL. LEE k OD. 11.0" C. TAB-75 bbla N C Tar, large bbla, for sae IT ATWELL. LE. &TO, ULIOSINIOO bbls 'No '2 Rosin, WI; Ali eau: makers' suroor, sale b 7 ATWSI,k lato‘‘.3so. kegs ass'd sizesin, store and for oalolrf . . anti . •ATWSLL. laca a co. VOITEE,--120 bags prima quality Rio kJ carols Atm. Ibr wielw ATWELL. LIE A 00. SBBES'EXTR A: WHITE GLUE juin ice sad Cat Ws by nall YLE3I.INO IMO& VENETIAN RED-25 bbls just received m:. for HU by . mesa 81109. lANARy RRF,I3-10.bble jnat reed and ale as= SLUM/ BROS. ENTIAN. 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