Tn. - -..:,...,:rhA1LY; ..PITTS--atittGli -.GAZETTE.• .ASTABLIS I .IIEI) IN 1786 5 4, NEW..YOII.B - ADVERTISEMEITTI3. BUSINESS CARDS. ft= VIISSOLIEIVOWEN't CO, tfrsnsZlitir3min , : • ,iirmgarsavni Rows Lttplotou's Buloilasa N5.:345 dad tiartelloak.Nota York. 1.. H. I\lOOll.E Si CO. 122 BROADWAY • - Cotner Calmat. - -YORE, Ebilifitatlfi eiviug tidaiti oma to apeortmert or. . 4 • FANCY SILK AND MILLINERY GOODS, sidatihre Offititiitt retyJOrr tutee's - tOOdsh Our , ri—au4 tr. f mar - ' Our stock sumulets of IttBILONB fa every varlet/ eta color ter tonne , kenos aid tric:Mao, ..,0L1.0)1 VitiVo.o Itt RUNS ~to on. ts!dthe.• I "S es,... al' - ‘ ‘l3t..lttf_g e gi ' l;ll. l° Al,l " t4 1- 1.1:: lareb i tnitiVpreti. Ll.= • ihtelgt (hopes, Word • Ila. = t riniftta Ghtes ihteroiderles, ine'A..,TIVOVILMIL Itirs; Gaols. eabraelog Mitts voriettu Amu". Lacr,l'irenoa t Valor =id Wit Strew - &hush: that. litrow and Vasor Trluutdago, tv• Inoce eve:X.l;4l.a of Mt our to and OW out,. men and aU others rtil Ussz- our dry to eh essuutosUan otour.ooooB and PULO4B. fa23dtddir :84178.11E81 BRUSHFSI --tstibliered 1825. DAYII- BieIdURRY, Jr, , AMERICAN -STEAM BRUSH ,WAREHOITSE, - •1No." 252. Pearl St.reet, . ;VS Fr ra4K, Met whe t of Brnalles *tat It at ettutstftl. Orden. rastett. fully aolfeltel, and prometly attended tn. WM 815:141/ 81LL4A.13.13 TABLES. ,• , DEC KE'R'S bieabanioai CcrinbinAtot . WARRANTED supeaVr to . any others for .lantcar s nod cerreetaese. It loser tikes sae n th °theta mode the tate-kr-tette. retteotly Whin:4l4lll not Mine In ball. Harleg a latuterparlence In the toonnws, the saberrlto er has been able to =tans every real and anhstantlal Improvement era taste In TAIILEr. At. nan at...arm:onto( 1.1 else, of BI4II.I3GaNY. ROBE. WOOD Ong, te,althalete and teerols tens or rrtherwlon also by the ni-se or Yard;Fsznett COE LE &TR EK.% trd.elsea CUEO.II,tOX9. -BALLS. CUE ant inbtanorerrx,detrelonen..... . . ,flisntannea, tall and ra I,,fr.yourretrei; at the Itratiuten tart and gate loom—the Old bterol. ins etre et. Nes Vare L. Dr. 06.1111. telt3nOtr.' - Go titan Wean, DA%len In - -.'"l7ltvq.:."Vlothingl • ,•• • • =BROADWAY; &end dear libovi toe Astar TV TORK. lidkrOULD ituggeat to the Trade. that they v v gill b. I;i...wed - Jot Sittcm Was with their tuna extecults stock, of tut ewer qualities of RRADY IdADN CLOTHING. In welhrenteta nhlsb thif"woald sanest, the t the f=li• Itl wt .h sredeb. their Vole , eau be fisted, every cenneot being masked iniettattot Rod breadths, .the same else breut tatostearlal to cult: d drerenVerePortlon •of the maw. whic h Mom • a seretinntee over a/octant also ahes el ats tededettely parte& The dleicaltrotrea4ll7 . .etotloa - intros, teem that tut, tt Is grestested, Itss bean errr gentrelt7 rashest' render etrtet attsutioh dlrseted In a deterabastton to wort._.. mask In every rope; to the beet easter. fespl3tnv NEW YORE . FEATHER, BEDSTEAD, MATTRESS AND Dr:NERAL.,DEDDIND _ MANUFACTORY AN - I),_ WAREHOUSE, ..CHIRLEff . E. FOGG N. .146 Paul gtrtt.t, near Chatham st, N. Ti. SE-OSAL Sr -PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, ILlSUAlittOLTA,`Private Dwellings. loral•beal tormignoa. - Thvrrad. utprani with the „Haw Mao nag, or.r.sakufactzgrautblln. Ws km* on hurl au ex. rummer a'reeeleuVa insneutttre3under, oar • - Consum ption ` Cured! pr.'34OII.IIIIOEIVtD by bisa - - morals, crat sd r cos . .6MM:ft' GOD LIT. - 0/241aosse 41.sarrliats , 'Lard , tan years expertmes has stood II superior to alt otters., Sol the stir rallalle can for 00:491111PTeplC, 4es ramp praor 4,1 cf. ernarlOus ou rua aiszlat selutisrata4 with seal oft le. rtc..• too ouch cars cannot to taken Wormers the Germans ~O ur Oil ts mills at cm. ow. factor! to Neartriodlsol, ant each DUOi bra our il [nature orerlbs colt, ha :Car , ' fat to Set nualus 'Crass t Co's, as ttreaustels - lets cal usal other shot lotorlor onahrre sui us." about glrluS up in &mfr. - hare beep rutorol to hada DT aulus examine Ohorcur luso ofsernes. bold hi tt A. NA lenrale omcat= r.. ettaims _W. rittityvh. eel bp , Drcurplato gonamlly.. • '.. ': ..relllakv S AUL.'ACTOSS Pandlal of 'at elicit. .4141 ena exprailly, far their cue. at the Cara Elehango sLusfaatl7, 115 and 121 'Brawl sh.eat, law York. . la4sl3aki, gs.•floomAti„l,is.vagb naimJar'ial" t;:kadiatlf..i2.b . ..4 117 ' iata st” Imported Wino 3, Orocezies,, &c. I.;& W. GEERY, 403 Catu!l Silver, and 71943roadsvaY, N. Y .ImAir42 2 cal /Natalia Arr. Quagtw - • FAMILY GROCERIES,' . • ()PRET. TO TaP, TRADE . SUFIS, Pri vate lanallimiad aLt 4 crtiotraa choice In their infra, en dndrsa dratiasc a larectranity of TILLS-Gram sun Hs act. aonehong. Potiohoug, lintsti.itiectiontn Imputlad, Ems. tirintocder. hinnna titson. tn. In situate end halt chaste. An. CIOPTCH-11oilin and Jars, WINDS-31adchta , shams. Port. Ilotge, se.oerr old and high =mien, In original Dachnitcs. dcintintina. ging - num sod fatties. • - BMW° N and CU UT' EIDEI ClatitE23. OULU eliINEd: :Diet & iitaridon'sCatalath'l , Cuanza/- Do tidteick. 0.11. htunina's chi do dtaudita, Whlchay. Gin. Anson. lb 'laths. Diann, tn. an; tainrinal occhagca, CO. rasa.alsracchino, • niscrai. Noy= Marti, an Id LIZ LIQUI).B4-led. loi3o Cryan litont. 9intch - cad 009 tuh CID sith-th. thtletr nrchotaibrarida. - PROF Os-Tor arid Frcoth. 810000-roc flab. Curcio. 04=1. ?Ace. ac. OLlEZdeltatiolaodl•ri Rotal. Claioris, PrlnCh Al bert. Paansiddi Hrurcre. licataim Dutch t o 900 iit&-Ixat, Ortichcii. Cult. C.d. Bt. Croix, Le. ln bariola sod h barred", • lIS-'rad A.lait/0... ULL Poet= 000.111 ml. 1131.CluallAncrs Iragranted unatal=l4llo oar two Im . .Bags!'' -- Bags. • Bags! -MICE .0031 N :EXCHANGE BAG MANG -7.l.CTOtt.Y.ts tbadd. to net EnynUad nit& MD nay , aviary artlele,ll3 ovary I. Wad andanima.- ItiOn want ;lour. BaWrannt or nail Boar, ha, daonv3ly prlntad. and &dal:Lad snitdoey Own tar, and fanny.. ion ozn na woradda33l in arra yardenisr. yid:. arrin gamma n t7ths and turd4r, Itsdapf - dna Hant. vs. and dcuillty. dn. an Sand yourzy,lina to Oa undrialanal. i - Wain Zags :mantes-A=4 adamsl7 lot Ulm and Raman 1., men as 423nabcwer. Ylminfesa, Ley Drilla. 2/anY4 etc.. Llrlard mat by mail to 11. Z. CLBEK 223 and 177 1 yza.l West, New TOM 00131 - 024 Y With oulek /Montan. n2:43cor • • aliletWNE Ec.II.ABBROGICK,STATIONERS 211 U. et0&174 and 116 Pearl at, Importers litaaratattarara. afar for aala as JYics or Approval. areal a ever) , v&rlety of Asottet. Epakk raster sod/Ma:ls Matt's'''. WALD= !Jr. , Dalt.iPst , r• Have. Drafts, Nona), and • Shlpplatt 43satIpta, Intsts.4&' ttosorsnalua and Tulsa Ware, Pen/. Pencils, t lateriPtst {antra: Chess and Itanua/nan Basra...tat aft!• ales molly tot bt Ma ;mac -Joa - Patataw.sacl LIMO• irraply asarated at los rata& Cara& etreo l sll". Ditt cautry hisshar.t tartast toss/1. tat3cadit GRAIN BAGSI ' 50.( 100 Noir sud iscoad bad. isia• Z XVIII.NOE LAO AINITZAGTOST. filddmv ..:.1"3 std 127 DreLd atrart.Thrir Tort. ltlotvers.. trouts anit gri=tols; . o.-trith. %vim trro7 raccivadpontv.camars and rliib If iag• vasiatro.u. 13;rfilic 'Riau:tram% of Ariltlotal Flowara arri /Ogre ltsteriala. Eilvseati ottnatoll dl• re:cc...Stool:lr aarartaarot or AlieltiOnlifLQWElitb: ,,,oo r own matruf.etu , , wales la 'Very actlrtrll•, and =ono vrb.:oiorsitimirabtalnitstious of tea Whig French do. slatualeso to nor atom of Wu:hos. Desktro - are 111•140 to, tavola, our stork,. mitten Irdl Of (oat& to roa/tot alavt story artldobtllll,• Atlaboleaa.• cm," • L : • _IINNOVXIIOIi.ditIIII & Claw - 21:10 Itroadtray. Now Inst., sad No luS lion litelLallayt PLANO FORTES,--JAKES VAN 114.11.0, El • ?trio flanatoeforror,llBWorster Saw:- 'Try York. off-no to dation sod. etboro• two ofirrrtntent ot Pira Cass nufruntrar ft! on 3 T °atm Werranto4 equal to .4.7 ma, fTr tootajtof me, Torino:lA:dr. aul far insorl• lo:lo tom fa soy *Matto. Priam Tory lON. marel:unto from all Vaal.. Ole sallnat •la all OISIIIILICOI ,I xfou Call:U. Oriel! br .r.lt ! r :7s M P Ll: Sran t a .. 4 ' joAtirt:lT troootor VoTir. GOLD 51EOAL . PIANOS. • •s ce itarrity_ksona; Nanufeetevetre , - .13treet New 'York. ItaienliUtte follow% az Aral Prise • cri• rirr=Plo.74l,thAlea!Miti Tug /Whew. • TflJ SIM Ireit*Li at thelletropVltan Vele atom % . 1%.474, int o.3%)Erea.,illAl•tbjae7rruTltc. , alk, It.trelx years.) • *1.101,D bier's!, at the 31...r11 esti Institute, lialtirm TRW PIKAT Pflieli swat: at the Pair, emus! Pat New Pori, ;Omahas% let& Ittauas tiit/uftwee were !=lretaaasteet 'Taleut of the Chummy, each WI M. Ida. ore. Got WROX„ • Wolltabatt7t anti moor cchtte. 13e. H. Pi mei, (with end ',Mout atm Iron. Prams ranted ba , three year* and a written orttraa_ glmt Plaulapeatei ettopeft without them, Velma& PATEITTED ! PATENTED! Brother Jonatb4n'a Filiniture Polish. ?Acton!: Paterited -Furdture Polish in MIMI • LT suouLp nr v 4 zveILY raauL,y. Tha w sbeeriadmittid by every ono who has •TITI It. tato tbt b ats and,' or k11:14 Wel tarnta l d.: It Is atonal Tata a plece_of Osaton /Wm.! cloth aaII 4111. ts haarallatalr. rataarlan l'alrirriatton i L atad dirt, insklaa ftanitat aa waters arc •It out rat Ot- tbs 'Won o f 4. told water. P ats at etniatarittlat woe jyrmrtt. t i td Umbra an Ma LOW: Pandas] Dern, •141-11rOsdirarOieW York. • • eats waatad Olreetr County ad tlirtatabOnt• the Platted &OIL - del.'A ndf . . Wig!' s ,,_•Pooz _._ • =TO la taw =mealy kacnra as the Tory beet ttr laairmt. Alvan ittetaT =GAN & cmr.• '7 42 Dey:Stitet, Nevt-York. f.l . ll4ldis RHlaCHrtriclod!: - • 44 4041 . 4124 igl4olllll - 14tarsabyr:_; , ORSA ND$4.-marsit: .140:13V1411:einat WitBIRILIIANTE; for infazta wear • io do—Mme sob. se 193 i ta D.r7a<4 " 11171IY l :-DUBAI/MI QUO:FED AND PA,ALD - NA.DSOOKS. - r.l Phda do: ma* butriluctitA Ilje4 Min! Mloz." !MIT! Rei-5 saalter titan* end is 2 _ut ,:a4snozirr iyoo. Efeig GROCERS. BAGUET, CO3GRAVE 41 CO., Wholeg j stle Grocer®, Non. 18 and 20 Wood street, Pittsburgh Grocales. IifkWOIL.TII 1111.0., & BIT.° WNL ISE WOULD Respectfully invite tho attontiori stillspub:late their large stock of Wines, Drandles Minors. Version (maul end kanahr armories, such as Earn ale Ogres, .Parerlognao krandr Old Elimitament JD'S de nollszTOin. Old Gauntry Black Tee.,OLd Parr wia.. Choirs Tema hyson do, Flao.-r alailarla do. linsmorrder andleaporla: do.dihaLet .tGlaainnagno do, Oolong Tea% Idonongahela s LOTOSMYI trot:Led Bum. Bre Whit/rob -Importot Garin. and Hennas Cigars, The atala COOdlnagether With 6 general assortment or Groceries, extremelyleer tor 00.1. attolesale or teeth at the pagoda Tea More: Comoro( the Diamond .t Dimond allot, s - sts & GROCERS ND DEALERS IN . BACON, 1,,11D, moue, CIIEKBE, nanous. to,. smith-wut corner Id 11111 d Emend stmts. l'atebtizttb. x4;174 - ALEXANDRE MEG. WHOLESAU GROCER, AND BTU. OW SODA ASH. 01:1 NO. 273 Liberty Stre RAIIet 741 rTSBU. IPA lIITOKELTREE, J4.%30 WHOLESALE9I)2isf 1 :IERSI • AND - IfrAvE AND LIQUOR NERCIIANTS, Ho. 209 Liberty Street. Lts PITTBBUR.CIII. Ca . L. 001111 " fir.1 7 .C ..1 5 WLIOLESALE 'GROCERS BOA 2 FE&L.STIERS; Dur.tr.l3 IH Produce 'and Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 141 Water Stroot, • neuch i-M1.27P -OIL PENN/. Shifter Et Dilworth, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Nos. 130 A. 132 Sauna Street, Oletwwz Wood BmItIleld) PISTSBUITOU. - - CULBERTSON, Wholesale wooer cud Cisizasississi }tarsi:Hint. Dszies in Produce sad Pima EutYChn.tilss” , ,tsired StLisise, Llisqt7 stmt., Pitts sor Mr. ORN FLOYD & CO., Wk.ole.te.lo tirocers QJI andeorcumincion Ble=l.3ate.l , :o.ralioodarvl ZIS nyttreet, Pletaburati. iele OBERT MORE, Wholesale Grocer, friDesier Produce. Ylttabotels Nsmaibetrave. and ell km of gad Dcedeetie Wine, and Lienore. No. 316 Liberty street. ibd band a very lame etock or superim old Maremeabels Wtaiske . which bill be teed taw for net,. aon lA TATT & WILSON, Whole.ala Oroacre v v Cotlmbelos Nervitaateml Dealorrsln rtols,s.n.d Plttidranelk Llanuttotar. r Fl,telmanb. nen : ROBERT DAtzCLL & CO, Wholesale Ozolars,Comataskin literolvkots. Dearsrs to Pr , Auss aaMetttrbargh tarkohoxturas, No. Lit.ty at.. burgh. • , SALI.II DIY it CO., Wholesale Oro enre,Poraralesion Illordunte, 11111 Mains in Prodem, BO WILK' 11:-. !111 63 Front iit.FlLtabarch. DIA_N ATFACTURING. Pittsbargh Coach Factory, M. L . 13 T 1 4 :2 IC NS , SV.XLMIL TO • otatLow a CO.. fottnerly E.II.EIGELOW. No. 46 Diamond Alley, near Wood St, PITT.SIW/LGUt PA. kWOOLD RESPECTFULLY en-6. now= ta the carriage eel. contetwaity CII6IIO In petrel that 1 tato tote Set pur.arel the taterat my tome, partnet% btu itt.taltT, and e carry en the bedews* In all ft. breach. at thee:4 _ A . 0.441 DLIIIOND ALLIst. Ih ebenttetr the nacre c.f al .1 ea getthlith• hisuretetating estahltshm.t. 1 vents the publie . effort shall be trentlott .t t taT friln re de 0,. the tame Wyh eharittter e, laa, s etotel.tt Prtt•trve.'” •nd tetwel.ss. ' Je.:trd • 11. L. ItiI:FIIENA. Obsten awl Carriage Factory:' - J0IINSON; BROTIIER & CO., tt , Jrni:r of Belmont aua Babe.% stIIAL% Ar.zbt..Y tviv , ..utuur tr=ri. tbolt fassh.ls. and the pub; k kereral• lratA7t,'lnrfiMltreirittfdTbr/itt, 11'.7"tft Vinous Mk. or Gash ex. pro po itou. • Alienist . . trlll elecittal ylolo4'lo. rr..,-• 7 4 to dam billty anti trAsty ttul.ll. opalrS , tt.6n to e ott. to= 1./.1141.n el %balr r.n tb bestrastern Stkal7.t, role* sul bzwl t.toy 1.1 eoatt.latt that all Wt o tarcr ttom Int..ltbelr* will be psrintly tratitr.o4. tzia.l of tboLt WOrk- INV.Datirs trotftUt t)!sttre t.T.e= 1.4.. fr. RISEIII SVELTE'S OM 'CARRIAGE, REPOSITORY: yOsRPIINVirrE now earrsingen buu CP ma In hleStatious tccuatee. (cow pate ralesgscla .betteceti mod Lawronweltia, ems the rat • line Hun. our invites the rah - . to toned Ith neck of liliG01.1:3, az. dad etcular. Waft= gratleineti ptachasas, that ono Trice cure is =a& roarteenlettra expericose In the bulimia.% castles Wm to plate Wks. lite patrons the came to thartiagra. which so niche. yaws te‘.t 1c hae been issa partkillar deliazlscsat to meet tract the ets:can wee. talented. X.astera artarcatactoscra. The err a Ws hem mean. Ls cetaTiots. theToe . .t;is arrahrueats , nil =oft rke awn,. at UAa newatibsr4 thcs• heave ...Pau... whiuh tt. mama ice deco:Wag et business Lae heated arca ttu price oi (awhis. lacgs rents.) :0.0 Whits via sell tea :es,IT Fancy oaly. at =tea thau the usa• .B.—anadees Mauro-A La Via ter. swum 'ma die saL PhJoin cAIryzELL, u o citri,frrir SHOES 2"Ernx-D.-=r3+4 No. 34 kimithfield Street, 0e..11.17d w BC CO 11.* Pd- LtiIIGKIIIDGE to r. AXWkLL. ritsrrecrritai or Dmshea, Looking Glasaea, Pietnre Frames AND DEALERS IN CLOCKS, HOUSE PURNISIIING GOODS, Ar,..rir. WO Wood Street, ra 11. U. Plttataritb. Mash!. =mates sews to orler. 14;134 C. 112111 101).1....7....10. O. TO.-1 T. B. YOUNG & CO., itYVITIA.CTUT.I.CH CP FURNITURE & CHAIRS Of lifers Description. YCTOLY—Fakral bn'wcen wri,, Smi thfie l dorn Warehouse—Nee. 38 40 St. • I iSTEAitBOAT are constantly onninfactinins 11.'11111130AT OAEIIC INIT MIS igaa CLIAIIIB. and Incite the attinitlon of tn.& Interestal in TorraLatinntinan T. D. YOUNG J'. a - U. GERWIC+. 11.1-417/.414..rt5q t, , • .ELOPES 4.1 .- T WIN g Corner 4 f rots cr4 Wsbaut et. ea/sburet. !IMO a shrayEkoa Land o a , ful B l . sualg , ll: . ii&T.c wmi, ur Knxii Ootri'mr..lll;% r felear,i .l ev.r Piot, =1131=14 To ‘ liso:Crut Linr..,:ttaxiiija..l ma,.. 1 . Lola rl •I,2l:lrdarP ________ _ WELLS, RIDDLE c. CO. • - 60 Portrth Street, Prttetrurgll, Pa., 111VIIIIIXT7T.Cal WHIPS, TIIONGS SWITOILES. mg-Orden 66314644 tram tto trade, nal proti rar r , 4 si per hansurtko. ' Taro —0 ranatlo. yr 6 zez tura.. 41,,,,,zt ens , . • • pahlrbltwit - R. M. W ARB.IrN & CO., stouctonnums 681) 1nA132.11 11 WARREN'S ISIPROVEI) FIREd9D Irkra It.P.UOI) Commit - am Roofs and ilea air Materials far OFF7CZ-24' Entre:: a.1T:11 motson—easerK 9 Oe WHOM -1 1.- 001iDit "Herren Z. CO. tATILL continuo the buotac:..- of the Onion V Pouldri, 14 the old stand of PGlt'.loCb. & Ca‘tio. al Liberty at. LOOrt.re Miry apt Ci(l.l=Tlhllsenetar• ectur 9 u•• tnio•l,u • Wall and =morel N Cooking Stoves , Rangea and Side Oven'., oynca ..11TD rARLOR STorp.. MANTLE to KITCHEN ORATES, .ll'dlow Ware, Wagon Boxer, Divironr, Sad lions, Tea Kettles. Plows and Plow Points, 31111 and Maohinerreastinge ;,: t onotally, And 11613 and PIATE 3 PIPES of all .11.4 , IRON & NAILS OP TfOE BEST lIRANDS, Shovels, Sades, Nolo,. tee., All cf whdoh will total& st =source-afore' ortree. cort-ly -- - . Cotton Penn BIM% Pittetrargh. K ENNEDY, ,CIIILDS.a CO., beleuarisal 1 EA. hareis Ot.-. flan •Ho 1 hurl 4.4 ErtalaN I. ( 1=....ir i .1: 41 0f all actor. u 3 shale. , • Bad lands . • . 4 Monza Linn cad Bsea tkl,t; Dattlnn. " Rano clan saw and awalrama • ~ _ -. riNders lAA at the lisrasana Men of UVRI2t W1L...4 lan Wad amt. wIU hare atteatiote. 14.647 witcuilas , e_ SS ausiztv. , r HT. rem, virrulte PLUMR.ED44. MID um: 1.14 FEW NtiCYS r„„. priv.toballaings, ." }al James Irwin, MANUFACTURER- OF -QULPHURIC ETHER ; Sulphuric Acid; 171 ireggriplar: raglittiod; amr&W!":, '11S" WILLIAM BAIINIJILL & CO., 61 Ponn st.; below Moslonry,?ittobnrgh, pn. TEAM BOILER BIAMIR , and 811 M T• 13Ce WORKERS, Sann U. xob rclyit en Bone. Loometirk, ku2.4 end Ctutrreleboagge L y on Y.` faSZdvg.rtl NiraWl: Biefs. sad Viaduct Isims. done notice , All °slat from • ?Maws mat 7 '"------'--"--- ell 3 CVholesalo and Retail H~nlrl,4?°°ll3l/ Dales' la . 0%, bind Fal. N 0.411 • &stows.. •• • 6 31jGAR .• •TAWLAGEB I3 LUNICSZ ag nee °her gbaxr.., 34 W '6 "ID EN irtIIIOUNG'S 116 '1,..ttobto, br • VaIa!E CI VEIN*MN ag TO" Itted'' PITTSBURGH. MONDAY MOR3ING, MARCH 2, 1857 COMMISSION &C. a . S. % LIGGETT & Cr?., (6a...atra eo etu. a warm) FLOU.R FACT ORS, Forcardoie and Commission Merchants I Toll TIM sera Cre PRODUCL, PROVISIONS, &6.1 Nos. 69 and 70 Water Street, Pi7TSBURGB,. PA, ILEXANDER GORDON, Forwarding and Commission Merchant, LEAD PIPE & SHEET LEAD AGENT, Pig and Bur I,tad and Shot, NISRICAN AND - 1111.1 VILLA %MVP, fe_3AEm• WEI ) 11. SMITE & CO., ILA. Smith. 'rd.& & Banter.] W lIOL - E SALE GROCERS Commission Merchants, 122 Seeond and 151 Frain Streets. fe'Llmddw•F PiTTSBUI2OI7. re 8. 20BISOli is co. Wholesale Grocers, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Dealers is WI Undo OT Provisions, Produce and Pittsburgh _MANUFACTURES, No. 255 Liberty Street, Pateburgb. R , II3I.ItIIIIFOIN. BAWL IL 11011180 N. I • NI%Int RIDDLE.x. GENERAL cosimissioN MERCHANT, AND Dr.ALEIZ IN GROCERIES LOD rIIOIII7CE, 27 Fifth Stteet, Pittsburgh, P. . Ram So—E. it rAZE Rlttgburg a. DAGELEY. COSIMAVE 560.. Pitt VV. .011 - oanstgsvaerita rolicited end estiesetory . return. as.r.towl. dallklyd&wr MK= IL KISO. WHOLESALE OEOOE4, CONY:S:S7ON MERCHANT, AND CZALIII 13 Feathoys,-Fish, And .11 klnd.of Ltnntr. o. 211 Liberty St., Mouth of 6th, - PITTSBUII.OII, Yd. Advxnees ms de on consignments. liatard AVM FORSYTH, tso,tooon VRSEREI SCOTT . tovRWARD AiND COmItIiSbION NIEW}i§.NT. Wool, Rides, Flour, Bacoa, Lard, d Lard Oil AND PRODUCE OENERALLY No. 76 WEittr St, Pittsburgh. ..-taw: poingprn.rb.sughl rlttleb•greo Waite. Wolloille. 4:14,3. JoExt Boott a c 0... " " n 11.itil, " Z D Jour.% Cseter Clt Der Bk. K...; & tiustths, MIL I tech & 00, llttgbara. U.nott.N.b ,, 41, 0 ." ,,,,0, 4 Jaberti It filler, L.. , Phu. Themas a 0re1.% n,e, It ri...i fhl.7. A Concell. aneiatl. ealem. Uhlo. IA D Bultst 4 Co.. . WADI CEiUIS. B. LEBOB, Mats or Al.. tram."/ * FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERUHANT, A YA.sx.r/ /..v Flour, arain, 13fslon, Lard and Batter, _.:VD ALL KU L'S 01'M:01)1:Cr. Next da , :r :o the Old Stead, No. 114 First alistt & 116 Stroud strtel.. 'aura to W. P. NELROY. Jame/ alaretati, Co:. Prnahlao: Varsolga' DooKuit beat. John Vold a Co, carter oth and Waal eta. Real Estate and Intelligence Agent. aV=. itantilass 311.aufartarror. A . .... 2 t. Udi , •51Wa1 . .1%.“: 4 2 101, Pd. A Co .. alarchauts Godaratty. SAW. Jonata Co.. PLOodatph:a.- TTE,NDS to Selling and Renting o i farms, Damara, hiotdt s , Jorrotood. do. . ..1.. hooaaa, WI, min& Xt.. City irarrsataTheacit' and J. u. Uazder A On. anennatL ..,... .r a all. ma t. had to farm sod card.. IVotoao aor. Toots on. rookl. a ;,. Menus! a . ..xtetly oltentlad to and aarom loo3atod.r. oO. , :di•ly V lik)l3T. kIUTOHINSON. ComMI SbiON',XE.IIOI.IANT Vali tho oak' of Vicatorn Reserve Chocae, • Eratter, 1.411.,* Sawn, Vlsb.,: ?O. and. rwirl Gn.erstas. ott, mritn. ene l / 4 InLei kruittan YKODUC.S ti6NE2 &LIS. No. IP:. SeTand. 4., 141. Wood d Sl.ni:AltlV, .2ittlbu.rgn. Pa, Lim SO btultarr, rittemnsb, Soing. Laugh elf. Wig. larrin ,,, tt earivex I.Htsr.rth. .• Yatugsamt iCo *14:131.1 circa ety, att., Wall Paper Warehouse. W. P. MARSIIALL.t CO. fS AIPORTERS AND DEALERS; 87 Vieod u.st... Wl:ram 4V:sand Illamcmi .2... r• taa7 to bend, nn ext Teti,* Grecortryesky et every .leOrriEllor , 01 EX. Er: tilzgu.,o ter eARLOK.I. LULU+ DI:ANL; MOM AbLUCAISUCIIB. • AT. airdVia wrost..rf•cr aiwo wart VII. it exuary reltf WE. 0,11:$11ALL 174 - E.DIFD T. httiGRAW. OE:NCR:IL COMMISSION MERCHANT, ena.n. liandattartd Tatteo, tmporttd if Llotatitte, CItiAILS. e 4,.. Ze. no. 241 Liberty Street, " "" rssoa UcCUTUCEON B CO riOLESALE GBOOk.at.S. • traded and Communion rerchants. AND DIALER: 2.3 r Eittiburgh Mr.ncfactured Artioccs, .N 3 219 L.:5 , m%; :arra, cane• of fr:ria, Ue,IIANE fa ANJER, tz, A.* A, 1114•ANI D.EALEE.I FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE, Congo non and remolding lie/chant,. No. 121 Second at., Pit burgh, Pa. IJ.o "5¢41711612 SPRINGER WAJMAIJGH, eulOll,lON 1.1.0er W.n,l. rrovinlOnn .4 Produce generally NO. 2:6 LIBERTY STREET, PrrrNoutttai, L.-. ORM. AM3I. Aft / ELL WMI - 0, Wl-10.LESALE GBCERS. Produce Co=iiasicm Merchants. AND DZALLLS • PlTrart URu 3L4ATIACTVRES, zu, A W.ad rt., between Wats.. na4 Bram et •010 Prrresulunt.. DAVED O. ZEUBST, Flour, Produce., Provision anti i."0111111latliUn "ti ROIIANT :rtt za.naw,re. wa•-•tr Llarsd, Patsbargh, g I IVES his Sitentiutt tho Iwo of Flour, %): rrlt. nbec.S. Lard, negate, Batter. orals.Dria4 • :rota, ttaentl. la. to en,,Onmigtinlepte rtivertfully eallaltrl. at.9 27 MU:: S. KING. Otto of the fam of King Mamboed) COMMISSION MERCILANT, tTT oxALER .11V PIO 1.11.TAL. - AND EauCale, No. 7e; Water streets Below Markel, L. PEUHA. _ A. A. ev_dagAige"AS*Viergfer,: Co Agent of the hiadlcon and Indianapolis Corner Ark. er. Ferry eta., Pittaburgb, Pa. ftrl 7l aINFIELD; lase of Warren, Ohio, • waireleeha sod famrstlne Nercaant,andlVldo ub n Dealer In Nett r 0 11.(6711 1 COMit.,Datt a r, Pot and Pearl deb, sad {Vette= Plod.. meralir , Water etmeel boalLblleld and Wad, PI ttsborab. icANnt- ttobl..,rttte et , La' CO ~ WholesaleGroom, . env. saplcummlsslnt , Mettltants,sd Deans fa Pltte` auk. luntfszturss. No. us Booorl street, Pltts. stbutt reet. 1Y —IIENRY u. 001,LINIS,Vorsrettling and Ourstrasslon ttosstuntont4 stove, Late Pinto asct as setters47l tb.Wt , el street, Vi arr. littsburth Ewa DRUG G I STS. A. FAIINEBTOOK & CO., Whole:isle . sad micag.tetarels_of Laud Woos and Jr= .1. ,SCHOONELAILE WEitTfil yarD,scr ua ' WED LEAD VAN() PAI A NT, Loate De uca, PUTTY, .:. , nd Wholesale ler la -- C. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Triuentine, &a. No. 21 WOOD STIcEET, _____ PIIMIDUItraf. pA. _ /burr rter-._. ......r. -- raw= ...... .oxanas none FLEMING BROTHERS; to 4. KM • CO OLESAL isl DRUGGISTB, DO. eo WOOD EMID Ite:2IESTO, oReLff, FA. - rrttrietars of Dv, li'Lcuee eelebrated VermArade. Ur stiftiliNllAFT, Jr., (oueoormer to Jaa. ayer.l.v4.4 . llo,V=tr a gigzt littebutgb. naent for Dr. lord's 24.11e1ne. C/ t IIN P. SCOTT,. Wholesale Dealer in Drum pants, ofts, Verolidas and Dr. IStallsjio. I;dars attantl /03rAmmt for arloonok•oFalmonto 04 4 OM.. Mm" 2047 I[l, SELLERS, Wholamb Dealer in eltubure pRA.UN it. REITER, Whobasal° fr., mb it t miaste. ooma„of Liberti Ina et. gia strati! _ AOSEPH FLEMING, Successor to L.Wileox a Co.. corner Market Afoot sad DLamood—lteM • tly on hood s lUD oud emflote saeortmsat of Rtooldnoo, Mottlotno Chnoto, Perfumery, sad:all portalutog to Ida Istoto,ol. Phyolotarto yoloortritooo easeful!! ,coarpt =doo 1,0 7 . 4II:INDRIES. otir Extra Pam: - • a Ma No .1 Barrios . YO 40 a,Opp ya a llFArpa9 .j Paaaa . YO ItUt ° ;; A ll 4 .24 id.o.dia ' do d. B. 7 R° dal 6°4 1, 1 ' 1 4a:a 1 1 / . ;!: . rot b ig wV4 gt 14' Ma balm I,l3apnlar tau v.= i7D bit Oo d o ' do r N. (1. • wre wit. sae AIT a rd. doe MORT gavot. NEW YORK - ADVERTISEMENTS, 1.11 MT Go 11/ CMG DS X‘l•e4 Advertising and Correspondence Office, 3CO lOWA DWAT,NBW YORK. LYON'S SATIIAIRON Imo 2. 1 :5 - reeve..nt.tth for the L Erma. male, vtesrly , 1000,000 13OTT LES Per year, atteets eseelletv , Melee th meat s f upereiLority W& over Th. Lnit oil 00 , nronotoes the • Kathalron To he, br IV, the finest and agreeable artlele ther net It restores the belt after it len out. lOVILIOreedI end bel It, olelmo toll • rids almir I ante. and Imparts a delight! fume. gold by all dealers tt out the United Stets., /leak°, Cuba and South for . ..lb Cents per bottle, IIIIdTII,WYN&OOP figesul 63 Liberty St., Bow 1 tannaradarers Parucrry. tt ktod..snd In uro rarri. de11%6 I l'i''Phalon's CIINIIIOAL 11.1111 VIGOILATOB.. • 010.6 ' . matylete artleleoft ha kind any before - °gored to the publia It hasatoodtboteat ottwart. ty years In tbli country' s ~ and not one of the (may hundreds of linits. loans bar. learn ab:a to compete with It fox preserving, dressing and brantittin tee and keeping bead elear fronk a. draft In. It Is ineetlenablm In abort, It te .ry.• thing the hair tentilres. Pelee 60 anti and Li For Virrhalon's PAPIIIAN LOTION, OR IrLOILLL. 4.IBAOTIEIkII. urine' • • for bea Corn:Latin utify. c the akin and com ln plex ion. and Tar. turning the Create, for sluing chopped band., f a no. lip., tan, suriburn.grookles, pint. - ecalda. burn. go. A. me and gala care Per U. 010 wattling will Sive thelief. Attar abavine. oar/ roothinz tskin. It keopetbe nand. eon and white, and far lallanocostions of the skin It Till be found t. be a great remedy. Prim. "Wi I' per tattle te'Phalon's BIAGIO until DYE One ' • of the TOOT boat Natural byte led the world. Its long nee ban proved It 1' be beyond comparison: and Doing's segetabls produo Um", no Injury ma posdb , y b.dona to the akin. It la orally applied,awl you ems obtain a black or Doan; s hine Tilt defy the best judge, to tall it trout nn. tune Itself. Prim ft and WO bar box. mat. and cold yIL PLIALON, at/e7 Broadway. on Der etraet, sad kit 113rostway. Pt, NltErleg N. Y.. and all Venetia. and fancy aWrita throughout the United Mates 1 or ale Dr Da. nEu. O. art4lll. lib Wat.l • doitdevern a F f.ll F lour, A Ectirea Physician. WITuOSE SANDS OF LIFE have nearly run .at dimmed, while In the East ludese, mut,: curator I.iousumphog (laugh., Colds. and intent debility. Thu caned, was discovered by him vb. , his MOT Child-r 4 datighter,-wss dicta up to din Within,/ to do as much trod as loran:de, he will send to such of his afllkt.d tellow.baltiol'mictiamt It ibis tech.. n.a feu ttlrecilats formai.; .read acecaatiall7 . 4 00 It. Hs moires fact, applicant 14 Inclose Um one shilling —three cats to be returcel IV'S ISO the nips. toe, tree nousluder to be applied to the PeTtoeut It thO adsel. lisermout. Altd , lrm 138. IL JAME.; daliuuwimzW No 19 °mud st,. J=7 eitT. AGENCIES. Blakely & • glahB7, 1 r... 1,.. f.SI ATE, Eariallus t .?::,:,,: ~ , ,t , .....„:,, 210 Vz . ..:-.1.0 1 •:. , ..! .. .. 1 ".“. , ..,„..,,,, ... i n• 1r5i . ..:71 .„. ~., 's. '.'" ' .4 " / ttim-vatla_ Ak i A. CARRIER- .t.118.G., c. Agent Penn- „,i..1/”. luenrsac” Ccasp.s: 4. t Vl:•Eveb. /outs' 11. wag. rt., Ils. ad:vet , - - r. 9.1, L AIM ..V.L L. at ARSR.ELL, '..-3m. , retarp Cia so stn..s im,.:rr. (Lamar; t4 1 X.1. 0 , 04- _ gi" , AI. GORDON, Scantary ficstern Dan .i.. my* Ch., 91 Water ex.& -..: CLARDIIIIOICOMN, ih a. las t alre . • Carapsai. mrteragt calla of Was 4 . - '0 A. MA.DRIAA, Agent for Dolawnro It tam 1..-.Luse n=stmr. tT w.t. strut. DRY GOODS. lbh - 2 . 6 . lEX.=it)22tha :Hilts and Ladies' Dress Goods generally, CLOAKS, TAL&LIS & SHAWLS, i;vaZOIDKUIES AID STAPLE GOODS, For Family Mc. Asa nusvally •t. war3omt Ia al: :4 the ittc • • .711tt NI 11151 haling pt prfat. ear rimca...e re.ran 4th sal .11,-44 et.-1112 oc vsent—Ot ar , IICIAI A CA, tOzA. 1 MASON & CO., Whalevale mad Reta il mum= ralp-^7 szl4l Ettarle Drt tic , -12. 25 nu . . l'ittgaiSh• BANKERS' AND BROKERS GEO. E. ARNOLD & CO. BANKERS. Jo:change. Stook and 811 l Brows. lIIRRIINT and Uncurront Money Bought and 9c14. frtarks Wash' and whit. co=nts•Soll. amino. rap..., Ronda sad f a=l Itallsor3 &ma parctino and necollturj. tbllecdtts nr- aptly . a:tends-1 to. 1.18 Of MO Na 14 Itnuth HANKINg i HOUSES ID FIN T. FLO GO: CU7ORD ' • lIXOI . OI, Cl, eoxiettyc!awl maim CO., MOUNT e LICA MIT. linierwtr oae, OONNELLB YSTES Op l'ant• UNIONTOWN, lIILOWNB VOA NI:W 11111U1IVON, BIAS= 00, Downlts Irion ' orints mak I..t.ns and Ilwa Notes sad t ouht Stotts. Naos .3 ottut Bocruition 1.41.2.1“ wamlagintt. tknroorroainles allimations.U. noLmEs .IRini Deal - . 664 Doscsatle 1111.4 el r.scbsos inli in ' ci ie. t and pecia, No. 62 bilakes ptrp. c.'"" t, ormaptrti.. =l=l' " is 14'iudr":" BOOKSELLERS &C. or/O. COCHRANE, (toocestor to S. Sad al • 1.,) Wholualooloa E. , D•slor to Books. etatlool Poyoriloogliop, Vodoril olalott. 6th don, ti, 6. of Ilarkot Semari.Abooloony. Po. -------- CIIN S. DAVISON, Bookzeller and SW, Mart, sucassurr to Ihrsisuo A Assesr. 17darkst s t. um Fourth. Pittsburgh. Ps. AY & ooks°llora and Btationors, tic. 46 Woo! CO., litmet, oast door to ths comas of Thlrd. bordti. Pa Szbool and law brota oonstaoll7 Fn baud. L, REAP Bo.aksoller and Stationer, K es.. TS rcrarth rt. Appeto Bulldlnas. R 0 P• M!KNIGHT Attorney at Law euJ Bullutor of the BARK OP PITT9BUBOU d. 113 No. 110. Yourth Bt.. Pittsburgh. 141 - OS — EPIIg. A A. P. MORRISON, Attor oeys at 1.., Moo No. (+8 .laarth Om!, war Wood. ttolough. Ps. mat . _ C. F. KLOPFER Cabinet and,Chair Watetoom. Cbrlia Ot riUs and bunth TraY.,frats. fa. H AV . E . C t D o n r s y tan . t i ly , oxt r hanti t a l larfo e w M eN by than:lg :r7grUZ:d boat moderlxl, Tem. IoW. da , :dAylv If The renno 4 ylnuola Farnaournal for Sale'. OIIAAGE In the editorial dopartmest it of the Pennreiruile - Ferng Zonrnal and Orngruallre rmor, lads:.. the prof stelae tearer It for sateen rasa' O.GIO trims It Is the only ill:anal the kind In Penny Wrestle and list/piled tot earn, ten be made ard on total tins so ;rill render the IninstlM , ot • ;gettable one Avg, to . EALEN h.ou - • IL tattler vf 7th and Matte' rt.,. • fe7altdalrT rhlladelthl• TAN BILLY NOVEL3-11eolegantillua- Intel I.ooao edition do 4S Tots • lAblbale6 17 ZSln%urt. far Balt , br ' J. a. DAVISON. to Matielq nt; TTENTIUN 1.101:93E KEITEU.S.—Wo en esarolnatlon °rot:stook of furniture end tuft= thrum VIA ore•qootritur • around" to reitentelk foretell anew In Ms near. Ms stook to all of our • urenorreotru aucl.nettuuted to ales esterreonon. • T. IL 'NUM Get INE PARLOR FURNITURE or IlLshog any, Bogeoteed, lesletiVitod other woods. made to °Er se the etorttose nattoe Tosstteeolo T. B. YOUNG * CO. ..QTEABIAOAT CABIN FURNITURE and L., Melee &ge77 dtscrlntlon atm:LA.l32h7 mantdaetitre SO It awl made to order, and onz ;ennui attention ikljert to the °Mini ont.'• • Ali • T. El. OUNG a Lu. I AND WARRANSTIN TS LO BOUGUIT SOLD bs • AUOMIS, OS Youtthst NOTES, DRAFTS, - tto., bought and told 1.11 try MO 1,00311 G la Fourth at. aTOOKB BOUOUT & SOLD ON COMMIS LI fhl4 AUSTIN Locana. 02 Fourth st. AKI4 Bah and trout in bble and tab( bbli stars ant kr able br &So! unnnnantow. _ _ pIG IRON.-50 tone Foundry EA Iron. A n . by fa IL 1101211130 N /AO. ERMIES, TISSUES ANDLAWNS now taillsa at greattalattiert. 11 11011PliTa LIUOKWIIRAT FLOUR. 9.ora Meal an - " bli r'hlEa T ir"•4. _ EE SS .1300D5.-4:MUloii Vci. aro • a.weottbsireour. m et _ot: filDis„ ahntaaa; Thatatnin r tlathmant. aanDtaas •Oaw , a namnitticat at Irani 111 to c° lit Cant lan than anal Win* .2 /IP Advance Payments•=Hereafter. no cub. scriptlan vOl be taken be the WIT or Weal,' Gaitlll% onle. Peresent to way In sdrunce Whenever the Ulna Is as to which the ensbenLiptlot: to peed. the Parr rill he lureriebty stopped, voulasa the subseetptlan to ea wie.ed by s•lraars payment. All tranatelat ♦drert'.einX. or every deszvlyllons pill to required to be weld la ed rearm. The only executions via be when epedal month or ream soutrasts are Lamle. 13..Pitsaturan Woolley tinsorge.—Ttla rzundars circ:iGLen of oar Menial Gases offers to our instinsics men • iassa I:Arable madam of making than - trminers knGTa pat al-Tenlstlen la beta.= sl.iand feVina tbunnad.resdaa r i ann..: bray cieretuat. tninnbetsirar an/ill:10 keener to Western Po, • nada. Western Virginia. Eastern and Northern Onto, ad Is steadily Inermilm. Mr. Chairman, I have briefly referred to the woolou cud iron bueiness, and will now, without 000upying much of the precious time of the House, give it as my opinion, after having close ly obeorved the changes the tariffs, and their effeete on Um varieue Interests of the country for the lest thirty years, say, that it Is not the "permanent volley of tho Government to yield up the principle of protection, even though It might oconsionsUy appear, se in the moo of eager at this unfortunate time for that interest, that it would be for the benefit df the consumer to take the duty off this article. Is it reasonable to suppose, that a policy which would destroy en interest producing in the United States, in the year 1864, over four hundred million of pounds, and, to that extent, lessens the production In the world, can permanently reduce prices? I listened with surprise to the eloquent re marks of the gentleman from Indiana [Mr. Colfax) in fever of placing It with tea and dot fee CO the (too lief. I thought of the many thousands of tons of the products of his fertile State (Indiana) that were annually Seated down the bileeiesippl, and found a market In New Orleans, a large amount of which was consumed by the roger plasters—thus, In fact, turning his corn, his beef, his pork, his hay, his butter and flour, Into sugar—an article not producible at home, at least previous to the introduction of the sor,gAiscs. I reflected on the cireumetance of thole auger crops being cot down much over two thirdn'in two yeare. I thought at the time it was enough that the planters should be 'annoyed with the borer worms, and lose their crepe by treat without being abandoned by the Govern ment, as the policy proposed by the gentleman would indicate. The Government bee been at considerable expecte In intreithelng fresh eat tinge. The planter at this pertieular time, re- . I quires protection, and biloUni at least hen an opportunity of meklng en effort to Increase his crepe. Del the gentlemen, to hie remarks rela tive to the high price of sugar, notice the fact that coffee hes e 1.., o ofwithatanding It is duty free, inereaeeil in prize? Thus, It will be cheer ved that the inereseed production of the gold mines has tied a great deal to do with Inertias log the prize of anger, as well as wittily all other articles Has not 'the price of bacon be creased in a like ratio, and the gentloman'e con. etitnente been reaping the benefit/ of it? While on the subject of continuing the protere Goo to the Sugar interest, and in connection with it, I em decidedly to fever of continuing the fos tering mere of the Government to the protection of the growth of hemp, and the analog lute:este oesaged ie the lead business. For the former we have teriltoty well adapted to ila production, and any beterfercuee with its ceeee3e would only turn. uo fitttllati Of 010110 engaged in it to producing ether articles which would come In competition with portion engage] in other branches of the egrioulturel business Tho meimfacturing of telt, en article so essential to the indepezdeece of the country, eel the universal need of the people, we cenzet, with safety, neglect or suffer to deludie for •ant of reasonable protection. Bring the representative of the greet salt distelot In Peuesylemda, I am confident the producere, with the present duty, are very poorly paid. Hock Is maid by the opponents of a tariff in fa vor of free trade, and its attendant direct tens- Goa. I stout/ tagitire if gentlemen who take that clew of the question have fairly and fully considered it to; all its bearings? Oar Conatitn elan provides that direct taxes shall bo appor tioned among the several States by the earn, rale by which the States are represented on this floor. Let its look, for ono moment; at the con dition cf things that must follow such a policy. The receipts Into the national Treasury for the pee floral year were $73,918,141 40, and the expendituree during the came peeled were $72,- 948,792 02 Taking the latter sum as the &menet rig:deed to be raised, Melded by two hnuilred Dud thirty four, the number of mem bers of this ROOM, and it will glee $311,- 704 24 to be rained (rem each congregational Ma telot feoreeented on this flees. And I would salt what gentleman would like to return to his con eiltueute, at the end of every ember, with a wa.-- rant In he pocket to collect from them the ,bore corn, to be refereed hare In eupport of the Gore et-emcee I Bach a echeme would be of Impels elide execution. It enacted int* 'ita law, it would be a dead I: tter. It would be utterly lin posslbLo to carry It Into effect Did time allow, It would not be unprofitable to trios the tariff Lletory and policy of our country, end to ehow bow ruinous the abandonment of the protective eyetem has ever been to our beet interests. It is sufficient for ree, therefore, limited se my re marks mast be, to may that the Stet thoroughly protective tariff ever given to the United States was In 1828. FromlB29lo 1834, under protoo- Fri 1111 tia a it PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. LIE TARIFF. 1 SPEECH OF IIOTJOIIII COVODB, Or PCNN3YLVANIA, Ii Me Boturp of Reprezentation February, 12, H 1857. [OOBOLUDDD.I _ . . tion, we Imported $27,000,000 more gold and ether than we exported, after paying a vast amount of foreign debt; thereby chewing that the balouee of trade under that protective policy, was largely In our favor, instead of being sgelnet ' us, as B always hoe been under the lowetariff pulley. From 1839 to 1842, under the operations of the compromise set, or free trade, we exported $8,000,000 of coin more than we Imported, and contracted $100,000,000 of priests foreign debt; Bud the amount of public debt, most of which must have gone abroad, exceeded $86,000,000. Previous to the passage of the tariff of 184.2, the inerceeieg demende for specie to pay the helium between marts and imports, produced a crisis that deetroyed confidence to the present and future come of property. Banks were ens. pended, States in tt condition of repndiation,and the Federal Government was driven to an irre deemable paper cuereecy, and was unable to effeol a loan of even $12,000,000. This induced the passage ef. the protective tariff of 1842," which rpeodily tLealpated the clouds by which . ', the reeperity of the country was surrounded. and Its integrity fora time enepeoted. Usenet open the country wee almost megleal; for In lets than five years we had an excess of impotti of Gala of near $40,000,000. Credit was restored; the Government was at once relieved from its embarrassment and enabled to borrow all the money It desired. Indeed, tie loans wore sought after eagerly, as the most desirable Investments, which the world afforded. There is another amp objettlon to the pot. lay encouraging proteation; whilth is, that it , makes the Goemement too richt . It will be per- , celved by whet I hive aiready• said , that the difference between the receipts into the national i Treeenry cud the disbursements out of it during the pest fiscal year, were Ices than a million of I dollars; or, in other words, we received lees than a million more than woe paid out. And it le a fact, Pregnant with lostruotion, that the whole imouat of money now to the.Trearrary, would not supply the neceeeltiee of the Government for moo then three menthe. And yet gentlemen are eternally devising expe.Lente to lesson the supplie;, on the ground that wo are growing too rieb: Would it be the pert of a goodbusiteas man, .r a rot head of a household, to reduce, on principal, his own means of conducting his affairs, to limits es narrow that - any-ecoldent could beggar him In the course of a few moth? Or do the alarm's's, on die - enbjeot, with to cripple, the beginning operations of the boom. log adMinistration by deo Mug It of the moans of providing for the rapidly growing wants of ', Gee ooMill ' This cry of alarm, therefore, - at the fatness of I the n tonal Treaeury, let me ray, with perfect teepee to then who make it , seems to me a pencil al absurdity, cud is the poorest of all I posalb o excuses for, a change in our revenue policy If e Treasury be too full, there Is a very I hence way of depleting le, without Wasting It-In i l praoti to of corruption, as the alariniata think, I or rat er say, la the use to which 14 is and is to be pu . ' The money In the Trent", belongs to the p pletand there is not a dollar now there which Is not justly due anti owing In debts to cur own citizens 'From the Revolution down . our Government has been Indebted; and theta debts have, been ever elate, and are now, accumulating I in numbers and amounts *mealy believable by those ignorant of the fact. The history of thin Government, as far as Its own oltixens are concerned, has been almost one, of virtual , repudiation The wrongs done by It to its own citizens, in this :amok are unexem• pled In the history of , natious. Whilst it crabs with the rigor of a miser every dollar that may. he die. to it by one of eta own people, It practi cally has begun to look upon wrens bars demand of the citizen for-his rights against the Govern. ' ment as a mime. Almost every day's' sow. ciao iii thls Renee -pates this : ;.' , Tha : Yard . .... "fraud" and ''plunder" and "robbery" are net unusual expressions in this House, made in ref erent* to those who demand rights &phut the United States; and these opprobrious epithets applied to our own citizens, to whom we are in debted—ere not only uttered, but they are printed at the expense of the nation, and scat tered broadcast over the country, to blacken , the characters and disturb the peace of those whose money we have looked up In the Treasury,: and to whom we deny all right to melte payment; This is a deep, grievous and growing wrong, and one that cannot fail, at en early day, to com. mend the attention of the,people of the whole - nation! Oar Goeernmenlis ehathefally diehtm est and unjust towards its creditors when they are its own private citizens. Let us: begin by being/toned; pay our debut; and tha cry will shortly be, not one of alarm at the :fallings of the national Treasury, but rather onset appre hension because of its emptiness; and our wits will be taxed, not for expedients to empty oar °effete, but for the more honorable ones to fill them, and keep them fall for all honest and honorable ends. Is it not a shame on the administration of our Government that there is a revolationery debt of nearly hTtlmlllions doe to the men who won our independence; that we enffered theseherolo men to go down in poverty and suffering to theE grave with this debt unpaid; and that we still deny it to their descendants t Tho five ' of which"' speak, is the principal; besides which the interest from that time to the present re maths unliquldatod. This debt is one of no or dinary character, It is the unredeemed pledge of a Government, then bankrupe.but now green ing under the burden of its wealth and resour ces! When the tanker the Government plight. ed to these brave,:trusting men, by resolves of °anther 21, 1780, Is redeemed, those • fearful forebodings, of which we hoer ea much, malt ing from an overflowing Treasury - , will cease to exist I • And so of year French epoliatiana of the prop. erty of American citizens more than half a cone tury ego, and of which the Government of the United States assumed the payment. These, principal and Interest, are obligations tells own citizen', the payment of which would abstract nearly every dollar of eurplus revenue la your Treasury. And so, too, of the setae due under the act of February 3, 1868, giving pensions to the few. remaining widows of the cineare and soldiers of the 110•0111(1011-511 act one would suppose, not possible to be misconstrued; en plain that "he that runs msy.read." This act, when preeented to the Court of Claims for consideration, was deemed so clear In its meaning that the solicitor on behalf of the Goverment could not even make the effort to eltittaitt the interpretatbn made of it by the Secretary of the Interier, which tater protatlcro, in feet, virtually repealed the aat.— Reverie, therefore, this repeal, effected by the Secretary of the leterier, and it alone will draw more than a million of dollars from the ry, and natter It broadcast over the those meritorloeut objects of our regard Land on still pureeing title subject with a slew to quiet the alarms of the anti protenttentste arleing from the fullness of the Treasury, let me Invite gen tlemen to look at the Private Celendor of this House alone (saying nothing about the Senate'e) having upon It more than two hundred bills ma tiered for action, the greater park undoubtedly ea just LB were Over preftented lo the justice of the country. Three demands, probably of cc,. oral millions, each having hal the laborious in. veetigetien of a oommittee are sexes of them as old as the c ount r y's independetine—the dead Impersonations of our country's "injustice. How are these things treated?.The jesteet claim on the Calender may ba defeated, and probably will be; and the scarabs olalmant, broken hearted, sent home at the. close of the eeeeou by the words, "I oetzoi, h uttered by a tingle memo. her. There Is another class or oar citizens to whom the Government is largely indebted. I allude to the soldiers of tiro war of 1812, now aged, decrepid, and fast falling into the grave—net one of them under sixty, and many of them over toventy veers of age. Lot them or their aid owe receive the bountleo and justice of the Gov ernment en richly due to them, and year Treat sky will grAtzt tees under Ito berdene, and the alarmists will sleep more quietly. Daring the last session, white liatening to the statements relative to the number of troops furnished by South Carolina and Massachusetts, I thought that Pennsylvania had furnished 8 . 0 also; and I will now take' occasion to say th if justice be done to the Isolation' of the war of 1812, Pennsylvania will receive probably more than any State in the Union. And I epoak advisedly when I say that, in my own district, ae well as 1 other portions of the State, many persons who have served their country faithfully, and never received a dollar from the Government,-are In a suffering condition. There is another way that the Government has of keeping up a fall Treasury, to whim' It may not be emlea to invite attention; and thatie, by setting up ono code of morals for itself and another for its citizens. . The absurd and unjust idea that Governmen' shalt' exact interest from Its citizens and pay none, is more in keeping with dishonor and bankruptcy than with justice and an overflowing Treasury. The exercise of the ennimett sense principle of sound jostles prevailing among men on this eubject of interest will, alone, extraot nearly aU the present surplus from the Treasu ry. Many just claimants; bong around the door of Congrese, petitioning for relief, for t lifetime. Their descendants; next appear, and after fruit less efforts they become worn out with dioap• pointment. Next, an agent appears in their behalf, and what is year answer upon this floor? For fear come faithful agent, whose serrioe the delays in legislation has created a necessity for, should getarthere for his services, you pro nounee it a stale claim, or a claim for the benefit of the agent. In order partially, at least, to obviate some of these diffuoulties thrown In the way of the jos tico of the countey,Congress constituted &Court of Claims, and the Preeldent appointed some of the country's purest ;and abject jurists as its jedgee, for the purpose of deciding upon the rights of the china and the Government After great expense to the claimant, and after the fullest examination and discussion, those deals ions come to us; and however able they may be, and however clearly they may define the rights of the reeepotire parties, the objections to awarding Astioe en long deferred are not lees violently urged than if they had never boon judicially decided. There Is one clam of these eater, honorer, that always meets the approba tion of Congress. I mean those deolded by the court In favor of the Government. Those decis ions made in favor of the Government are taken for final; those in favor of the citizen ere as if they had never been made. ' I. it a wonder, in view of all these fasts, that .out Treasury romaine so full? instead of at. Wonting its overflow to a tariff producing too much, ought we not to have the courage of mere common candor, belay that what It contains' le kept there by our holding on to what does not belong to us ? I ray guard the Treasury with the utmost vigilante; but lot the channels ofjoe-' dos be unobstructed, and Its streams flow free ly, purely and equally towards all alike—the powerful nation, as well os the humblest citizen. Let not the fear of making a mistake withhold us from acting et all. .Error sooompenies hu• man lotion; and vigilantly as I- - would watch the Treasury, I would rather infinitely see coca-lion al wrong to the Government -then • that jaetiee should be denied to the citizen: - "Bejaia and fear not Tho came code of governmental laws to which Lhave referred prevails in Most of the Faille executive-amts. Whenever a teohniettl tion 4119 be' interposed against the allowance of a claim, however meth its justice may be admit ted, all the forte of the ordinary forms of evl• dense is denied, and the intended recipient ct a cooed bounty or a taatiOu'd justice are li 'used, Mr. Chairman, I have introduced this part of lay wrgumeat to meet the complaints made by the enemies of, protection relative -to the over flowlog Treasury; and conclude;by allying that U the Government pays Its Just'debts, and re denim Its plighted faltb,•there vela be no mousy In the Trvasuri to be alarmed. about; and If:it' should againaccumulate, It would bo well to use some at tt In repairing dilapidated fortifications, Improving rivers and harbor?, and opening, up a great thoronghtne to the Natio, without vehlob we cannot rossonably.oxpeot to retain the affee- , eons of our people on that coast. Nor until .thst la set otaplished, by at least two railroads extending across the coutthout within our own territory, shall we approach the realization of the grand Idea, of Columbus that led to the dis: celery of the western continent-Alio opening a more direct and expeditious route for the com merce of Asia. As In all oasts time Is the great :element of commercial transactions ' we than shall obtain a timesaving power which will bland Europe's two hundred and. filly millions of people with the' seven kindred ~ millions of Asia Inharmonious intercourse across. Gas cea ducat; maks .New York the great commercial center orths_worldi people our own Interior and Our Paelne' States with worts of minions of i happy and' Induatrierue altlsatur and build , up a commercial Martha upon the Peke° onto, eras to dila people and their Goventmentlks *patrol of that: ocean the 'Ol. !attire time, ,irithout - the, fen Of &Idea - • . . biz - Ilotenost.: Yes; end' jay 43 1 1 1reiis r_oPertit state( that the appropriation fir b. thg war vituuners Is another Item iron challenge 'the favorable - oththitheilele of Hatif'-',ll"relift a :poke etheathet het as VOLUME LXX---NtRVIBER 163. a rare means of defense in time of need. The Father of his country adnuonished_ua -"In of peace to prepare for war." Mr. Corode. I feel thaethfol, Kr. volum"), to my friend and colleague, the member from the first district who is ramilliar with Laid af fairs, for calling my attention to that . subject. . The Navy certainly deserves the favorable con. &aeration of this House. The aim and honor of our conntry are carried and defended ripen the decks of our men-etwar; and the of the United. States, whitening =try sea, re , quires additional protection. Let the. House pass the ten steamer bill now upon the Calendar —whore it has been for months—and while add ing to our means of defense, it will give employ. ment to hundreds and thousands of oar ludas. trioue mechanise and artisans. Although not strictly garment: to the questions before the Hoose, yet inasmuch as the sohjeet has been Introduced, I will merely note asl pass along the relative steam marine force of different eountriefi, which I think will satlify may gentle man that we erefar-behlnd our- neighbors In - this enterprise. England has five hundled war, steamera; ehe has also nlnety-one Smiting ' . . direct from - England to foreign portS;Centalning over four hundred mail steamers, and ten:at - rave having ono hundred and five steamers running between foreign. ports In' connection - with the above, - making a - total of one 'hundred =dais, teen snail Hoes, owning fire hundred !Luddite vessels, making one thousand:andfiva eteam ere; and in addition to this, Alleluia antereandle .1 - steam fieet' of nine hundred and'sesenty-fire; =eking a grand total of one thousand nine ham deed and eighty ocean.going steamers. - Many of their lines now carry on thedirect trade between oontinental Hoopla and the finned States. France has one hundred and thirty element in, tholifediterranenu Levant, Black,.North, and ' Bahia seas. Austha has one hundred and' ten steamers- on the "burs seass - and Russia has, a _ , • when contracts are filled, for the same - star • eighty, and tereuty-hve on the Baltic.. The - United States Government. has ooltterentyarst stesmere, eight of which only carry frontons to six gun; some of which are not fit to be sent out of the harbor. The commercial, mall, and passenger business, by steamatips, - between the „ United States and England and thetontinent, Is carried on by sixty elm steamsblie, - forty-four of which are British, five Belgian, fottr Hamburg, five Preach, and only eight Americati. Of the eight American vessels, four are running to Liv erpool, two to Barre, and two to Bremen. Thus it will be seen that we own no steam line run- ning between the United States and the great mouoy distributing-point on the continent (Ham borg,) the want of which' compelets: pay about ten millions per annum in the shape of coterala stone, or traneltdues, to Great Britain. . In oennectlon - with this subjed; losma make eels remark relative to the consumption of coal. The six tines of steamers, getting the half , of their supply of coal from the United States, consumed dm leg the last year about 100,000 tons, amounting to about $500,000. The 400 English mril.steamere, running direct from England, may be divided into three clauses: the first clam aroventy.two In number, has a tennsge, of over 2,000 tons; 124 belonging to another aka, hay- ' log a tannage of from 600 to E5OO tons, and . 204 to another rime, of from 200 to 600 tone.— Theta veetels consume; per round trip, 189,000 tone cf coal, or 2,268,000 tons per annum, al. lowing an average monthly trip for each steamer. The value of this 2,268,000 tons of coal io the various depots, is about seven dollars per ton, or $15,970,000. - To mine and transport this employed not less Ethan 500,000 laborers of all kinds, whose consumption of, flour may be fairly estimated at 500,000 barrels,' to stay nothing of . other kiwis of feed consumed by them, the money._ ._ for which mostly goes into the „pockets .of the . farmers. I have not time to elaborate this'anb- jeot; but I would ask, suppose the United States , j had such a fleet of steamers, running to tit parts - rf tbe world, bearing with them the products of . our own - leo:dry, and bringing In return those of - - other natione, and carrying also oulocean what would be the effect upon the coal , mining " badness in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, - and North Carolinal It would give it such an impetus es it hoe never yet received; and in the, , prosperity of that branch of industry, the eget- , culturel_would participate, dace whatever e fits one benefits all. bend . Again: of the four or five hundred thousand - • , dollars which a first-elms mail stetuner.cests; least ninety five per cent. goes directly , to the. j- iron men, lumber men, mechanics and laborers; 1 and inirectly intodhe pockets of the farmer:is so that the money is widely distributed 'and • benefits all; and it Is scarcely =raptor, in say that the true polioy of the statesman is to adopt such measures as will give lifer And..eStivity to. all branches of Industry and diffuse the money ' of the rich among those who earn their bum id by the sweat of their brow. Mr. Chairman, I bare only been able to allude . to some of the Interesting topic's connected with . -- the bill before mho committee. Ido not pretend ` to have properly discussed them. was my purpose to attempt to donaore than to direot attention to certain matters whioh,seemed - to ma . important. - Though the bill, as introdneed by the Com- ' mitteo of Ways and Means,sis not in all respects what I would with it, I. prefer it to any of the - substitutes which have been proposed. If the - revenue ie to be reduced, as seems 'to .-be da tern:duel no, I would much p . refer th at it should bo accumplished by-a large increase of the free . list, by piecing on it such ardoles m are not pro duced in this country and enter extensively into - the cease:notion of manufactures, hem Which will enable . no to retain the duties upon such as come - in 'competition with cos own productions. We should that, in raising revenue for the sup pellet Government, give incidents] protection, to our labor and enterprise. which is eta; polio, Of every Government having the least 'claim to wisdom and sagacity. I commend this policy. Mr. Chairman, to the Committee of Ways , and Means, and espealelly to the dist:lased:the gen- , denten who stands at its head, [Mr. ()sulpha%) whose ability, discretion, and unremitted deco-.. lion to the public interests, have won for him a moat enviable but well earned reputation as an enlightened and faithful watlonst legislator. I Deg leave; Mr. Chairman,, to return - my thaoks to the committee for the patient atten tion they have been kind enough to give while making these desultory remarks, and hare only to regret that I could not throw more light upon-the subjects I have brought to their notice. John H. Mellor) Jd.Bl WOOD STREET, bot ween_Diamowt y loortit stmt. tale Ana 128. OHMS=; rAiligezTVOlNs 3 2F0V14 5 ° 5 %AI 11. 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