,`~' y'€~ T . 'ErE . .:.,...-..,:.:b.A1L Y . ' ' PItil4RU tiGH GAZEXT.:S6 HEW YOBS .ADQEBI' 8 • T"n"Mal/KR, OVIV b CO.. Osamos Nroararn. .IDroscroaco.llotOn.4APPloto , e , Ud i ' B O igandeboarafe.o rork. ''P I S margsss, ac. woomvssp, - PINCKNEY & CLARK, 118 •IMlilWn ' streat, N. Y., Alpo - art and Cada* In • • 'EN(ll,llStii' ROO 'IND:AMERICAN IN'indow Glass izoiiridar B8:1131E131 BETE-84PB! , • " DittaliitLedlB2s. MEIIJRRY, Jr., 14:T;B::A. M BRUSH No 252 Pearl St'reet N. 319 TOSE: • , Plite Btuatiee rent it nws.st.i. OnlenfECett latir sollolted.sud'oromptlr attynded to. reallosto BILLIARD- TABLES I DEC E RCS P4eohartical:' enshionm, 1101TARRANTED''-superior to any others • V far Sift '4,thers =to l anartlt e gitZ en44 IDT :11 ths' "v r .: eatty fl rtAartil Sa . gra . = Lathe batbataa. tbAttbscat:i lltapotraartait bet tt wet made la WITLIIIIDA 4 Ltr. t,lilat'sg . • efM .4S TVA batbalt•ot or lat.:L . Faun 008 LBAT • %lima. mamma AttEA - Ouita. MACE% BALLS. OIIE WAX, alatuthozdars °taw" ttatetiptiou. tiantlatam 1111111 us Pt/ prassattas. at Ma If =taw ItaT atut Bala Boasa—tAti Ota .atauo.ll Ann Street a New - - , • - T . WT. 311311.31171113 CO..A : "Era thint; - 231BROADNAr, • Bseemid dam above the deter r0x1...- , L %WOULD saggeet , to.the Trade. that they - - v v irtabiiir/weer tor reties lan with their areal eztecuitee - stock ci •he finer Qualified of - , READY MADE CLOTHING: : rarers:We to which ther:Toultri t ?mkt, that r 1; can[ matted: le len¢thl *TIT breadth; the ste el rirr=vi *; 10 wag need to malt Mierent erfrtleurg s . nl ua Ters t gr b V d rigtelt t er%deartz .. . - .ad. TEa 0r..., Maine ;strong from that fact. It le Preathand. has been tier/ reeneralir realised, le a word. stela attention Is directed 1.1 a dsterainatlon to tender ~ t gttntmu e•aat in ererV;rerhiret to ta?ftArt,43 NEW YORE FEATHER, BEDSTEAD," IHATTRESS„ . GENERAL 'BEDDING MANUFAOTORY =AND WAREHOUSE; 4 , CHARGES. E. FOGG 4, Co, Pawl street, Dear Chad's/xi sr-, H. T. 110 TLE ...-texant.grairM, Zer mismarseemeoutielo. We tutve ‘42 hand teSatrrnkrialllQ.loC2 monotfootumd wrier omen . ..la. 1 ontmelstool. - - 63.63151 Y wed! I E'D bate imitations. pzrozgAisr,cr.asx'&cf , GENUINE GOD MY ULEN ineeppointe and ten r gulf ;US Mud It Meador I 0 all trehtrs, and the only . tellable for CONSII3IPTION, • . :sore As there Is • meat deal or maxims on In the market •adulteratad with overall. Jae kee .LO3 math ease euusst "Le taketetodeneedWeLe nebulae . • • •Oar OR te =slant a= eau leettsty In diserlcandland. '.and each battle has onheleteethre over the sett. be !case fahotiet aktut. MARX it Co's, as thousends echo sad snarl other_onettlefertsennahts, and see about alrtng , 110 aesnale,"baseleotieestored hes/t's by.uslus the Oti of our enasofestore. hold by a. A. IA IMES. TOOK SkILLILIte A CO, Pittsburgh. and to. nmasostrgssagis , - fe4.4lav ALT , FACTOBS *: • ' • Savainidth'Xizset !Osiers, destensa ex-pre/fey K., "Tin SELNIII LESS -BAG.% ;I tt Fur 2,: 75, ad 4 40.115 T. al alltbe nr.riciug. duids.Strit Ws _by 13, E. I 2 sat 11.7 Broad et. • mpo e Inas • eroceries, GEHRY, •Otol•cwww! Strect, itad .711) Brolidwar, N. T. .LEatahliehad 1806.1- ,; • 7. • ,-.-3,..larters 4,24 Deem in Fire Quality • L x - GROOERTES, • VTER TO THE TRADE: HOTELS, witamahuto, ooe. all who ate doosoo ma: taKa 2 . ~ ii dui ro • pactorokrerrak.i. laroomid7 of -Brson add.&um, &canonic. Poodkonc., Briattast.tXdooc. Impartot, Eddld, Idustpovd.r. Tam' Hrootl. ta„, ha dun+ sod had etkes:s. •, , Z.oolltrx Brno dim and Java. • • - • •Hhorzler. Roda. Etcar. tort old sa4gisdas:to wigthal der,tadds.deadjns, =sr DnlDt sod bottled. ammos and uteeril4actimme.• • •-•rateemeetexeo: IrAtc-mAr. - Do .. treldsoitY, 4 11. lionsuet do •do . do. ~,,1421:181.3iitlaares.liazr.1611rd,..111.1o, ...11.21pt, rocoo.idsraectdao, atrAtte, B.ltton‘ de • • SAIVE:LIQUORdr—inraZa .11dVdS d. ai.Bef.loa nod t os• - ;MO 4.llB—tiirisar eaabi Drama . . sad french. rtir - 111[10-44:irx,14h. Currie, unae. lima. it. 1.1..••!. Mums, Prince Al. ,•rtd.4_.n:as4. ,uren,..23.lnassi. Datea sal4 Ameticm. • t' Stria Leaf, Crsubsii- ralsertnil. M. Croix, km. txt -.bunts wad ha( blend* - sad..6erfnui. --011.01,-111ireaptsna,satf VirkWai. • - , 1121.1)ne Liquars ara vatstraed taidi•al , trzted dlrn 1 canortanos;... , jefr.dcf • . ! • . - '•:••! - Altags!-------13agsF..7 -13 ags! rpm CORN . iIL4Git_I3AGI ISIANUt •A•tain'Oaa ths plias to get stmllesl lath tbe °sof . • ft , T . talxNo.;lo►,nosTiblay, dim sad shspo. - 1 t yog wags abitt 3212.22.222 2 27 printed.and dwil;oesl t0.111101,011t own tosZwand • tansy. 7.2 eta elt 7.2222.22224 In 9.27 .2,27t2.11 2 . V. arm:gement of V . 541. 4 11/cNsS. ar 131 . 111 6 1 . ; . .gte rl a s a tst ass act qtua117.. 1 0.• Grain- Bags susszoNostad n .es tr gagy for Millet snit Vossoasstio. aura Onssbuscs. Beassliss. Lititts: Dtigg. sto,S)nlers opt by mail to •- 11. N. LKAN, • - '• - 1.2.N5011127 street. Now Yost. wtth onevitoostars. - • . . re. 1248.17 . 001V10 . .4 . 1.1 1 ;k8BROITOK, BTATIOVERS H~L4 Hµl7l and 176.Pval , tv...y....i.mortmi &mut , cm iot. van , Cr i , :',lispiorisdereilir, aver, varlet-tar -AciOunt Booka. Eyes, ,;s4rai. E a= B guTgaVtt= r t LlVlZrei : Mrnoraoduzu itoomiasusa rand* elates. Nu ' Chap amt. Bartacsaion Boards. A. arid aW art!. ,41,sordassilit•Pt D' We Lode . Jed Printing gcu ►ti Lao. I 1 grupay aseastat at low ds, Circulars , liarsols. :f..auctrit W orse threltaltc tarifa to salt. AW OBALN;:BAOst iiilriDertaCii4C..b.44l,berile at the ittlettAtGralir, , • c.: 6i~iSoial :71A*rtra. nitoff' Preuff an. urwlowntr. OnnicN lifirebOwl and isnly Anger.. - . • VEhtiirti. - -rticeiVer mailmen -and y 1.2 v. 2,012 ourll assort-allot of -,..Fnmors sanYlowor. linter ,Eoposhn attnotlo A nt ronwon So wow waortannt of .ICW , LIttO AN PLOWS AS, wear own. farnafsettwa, which II TIM! •StAxisiT.. and =one *buff itfilkiattroblotalnitwonor Um tenting french do odim Woo to oar otoek of_ Houton. Argent an fatylued onsolltat :one stock; wisteet U t l 'Pond to ornbenon . „sin; wswvin7 article In um uotiAs s an . ligaNni co. NO 200 BrosetwirriNow York, WA lu2 Ewe Rpwoltron Is 2 d! FORTES=. - LAALEaVAN - BLPER , e PlantigainsfolzretiVlltifarsteTi t u rre t t a i rg t l en ~=a 3 ` b „ ._,,,.., ,,d —p.p-dotb- t rat..."!'wrA WV «Ina f o r b t aV or fano. wka torrashivAsti for =lard. 11111 re ft, Tigte It 6 as esatn~wilon Wto[a ttilett~ . !t b nrezu j 318 Woosfrr st,Nes irmy GOLD LIIEDA PIANOS. 1 - • 2 kEittinway 4 Sons. llaneasetarere; • - ' 84 Walker Streetlies r, York. ffipfltsoElVEU tee Moat= Yost Fri. • rd. ;„ eit: .00todnAltinsk *Ste the boot rakers ,80 . 497 a Igor .:..17diddelahts and Lin isipaTa,wt thalkSoirapplltostalo t urclo ; 7 viilltr.• 18e5. (boltr the Calf Gold Modal alir for alatios. Id . reat rat t n i AlS;yisn diont/Ste Eiittin 6 " ".•• .llitYlll.wr MEDAL at the 1414 ticoonsear,looB. Aeons teoindaos wars . tat lest tautest_ Talc:dot tea ChatodT. sate 0051. 110. sofa Gottsatadis.:Honsabinat and Wrrotbore. St. K.. sand sage sad staboat teo Iron riVao : )C ire irar• , n un otseass you*: sads verttlara 00.1501. gI ; peon* smoked sod otdaaod without onsr.v. Pib mod. . PATEN TED t • .'-PATEN UN. I • *other Jonathan's Furni ture The' only' Patalted,Fistrature.Polit4iri . • • • at Fmtal • .• - • • • rtt biait 4 liolmiitCsk:hy every ono whu has c soot cooedl .tdb•thehettßtte4 of thla kln4 nor cooltia orlth • Mtn of Colo n 0 , 4004 doctif Arid tidos icuardistolf,. ',cantos; MI Ttfortto./r4lO ant dlno Mos nor farntotre tont n so•rhaeztor; I% 1.0 rend the utloo of hot. Lod O ,, nekt .wittor..-:Uograi* of Cloontafoltot loop. • ix ,do. rittent ;dm to Mahon en the I. Depo.t, Mi.ll.lo64way. Nov Yost. JOAN to littoLltiOt L Cu, County and 1.717 commends COTTON_ ,th bat far WWl' ttre pijiairtuatfaulairir j al tu z 3. lc‘rßaj-COAN to CO„ "'Akeriiio4 o ß • ot, N o w York. .51 Des ro N. -11112:01A,EVAIRtelii TEAS at. tlii Coup- I Ms' Min. I , a L.:O Marteml. , e..:....7,1•=71,,13,...1pq•11 lb. ••• • • , Tsrl - 1 51 1k •.Z eco. •••• ilaustleVitni Slim • do: Illuattherogse„_. , %:;ligtMlll4B-2C-CATIVN93 Old Comm To Nan. Vs tat , ClictootalastArnraves old stiintt• • • • , MOM ifILLADIIISINIIINUS of op • - k.a11!P;.1810 . . , ..bg0t-. s 'ATM ACON-1-.1.0,000.1b.9. game- • • : lo,too . do tiboutTi TT i a - la co., etetrintela CiS7 and, fCM meet:. 50CAnTON8 itew,ptvla Sp ring Vim. =ft. recur ram. &will-4,01.r,, — VATIC& IfANR7r.:I9O bbLs best Ea. Flow. ye. .E" = - :." tria St :ARO . OIL—SS blbs best qablity_recere • • • afar oletY szo2l 'T. LTITLi • 00. noIFER-4.o(pbt,s9 bastitio Coffer) recolv ,3etto34,l4lomt CO4- • h. teennitscreet. • ti_ Au DI- B- coo corelag out of smoke &Iry ‘P 8421". "W31.1t. 1102.51=3 - . BUSINESS CARDS. GROCERS. BAOLLSY, COSGRAVE & CO., Wholesale Grocers, Nos. 18 and 20 Wood street, Pittenargh Groceries : , 11AWOLLI'll • DUO. & pit.° WN L If. E • WOULD Respectfully invite the attention of the public to thelr large stock of Wines, Brandies Liquors. Foreien fruits and haulm groceries, eneh ea .'Farts Rio Oa Rae 'Pore Oogn. Brandy Old GOTallinent JILTS do Holland Gin. Old Country Black Tea. ,014 Pon Wine, -Ch ronng bison do. - 'Sherry Medals do. i Gunpowd em er and imperial doltharat a Chamtmeme do, and Oid ilo sanglar'e Befined srurms. Bre Whie nampatteda.ker de .1 Imported Germ. and Bayonne toga'''. The abo ve goods i t T ‘l l,V ral orre e lGenrle,.cremelgor er e tg a thee....ureaow. Corner or the Diamond &Diamond alley, al-dip RBIS 4, lISRfltR,' GROCERS AND DEALERS IN BACON, LARD, FLOUR, CHEESE . 88'0 ) I8. 8. de ., Boni h4Yest corner triunCt and becond streets. Ptttelrarch. oct;l7d ALEXANDER XING. WHOLESALE = GROCER, SODA AND I}. g , NO. 273 Liberty Street PiTTBDUEGEI WM. MITCH:UTE= Jr.; & WHOLESALE GROCERS, REOTYINO DIMLY RFS, WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS, No. 209 Liberity:trttir,eset7g Gil. 10. /1. I. 000011 AMES. It , OdoILEY, .', 11 - GLEBALE GROCERS AND Badil FURNISHER& DILL= IN Product and Pittsburgh flanufacturet, No. 141 Water Street, mv2l ch rgillaws, PIMNA. tits n easma------...roaa a. mamma :Shriver & Dilworth, WHOLESALE GROCERS, . Nos. 130 Pc-137. Second Street, (Ftetweaaroact and Brattel6) PITZSLVEGIL AiCULBERTSON; Wholesale Wooer and Otzurboter. Mercier:a, Dealer_to Prodneesnd Pitt& liantibetoreti Artiokeb lire Liberty stmt. Pitt* batrti. 109 ROTE,- ~.,.....311:11111.1, ' =LUX YLIIIII. ORN F . LOYD & CO.; WLoreselo Grooeo u IndOoaxoleaknahlerchanta.No.l73l4oodasid 2:3 rtzutreet,,Pltteborsh. LtiOBEItT hIOQBE, Wholesalo Orocar, Dona in Produce, Littabnry.b-3.linsfactores, mid all of atm& orel= a.ndOn band Damarde lama IrOrA Winasandlunrs. Ha 316 atord7 a vary old dinnonnabala Wldskey widen rill to void low fit nab. •ng Inman M - sar WirS, Vniarddiao - t/tOPl r tr. " V V Ounmisalan kferetiamband Dubin In Produnt and 1140DERT DALZELL 6: CO., Wholesale Aroters, O.I.CLISSI.OII' Her:chants livalcs la Pmduo. intleittatussgh Etwaufschim, No. '43 paart7 C. Pltz.• bug:. 'RATAK. DICKE& It CO., Wholesale Gro ttrit Dulm la Prod, , rrara tab MANUFACTURING. ZOSE.O3. w 034. CABBLICE 1113POSIT0111: 4 OSEPR MUTE now carrying on noel to Wavar ous mods., kno. tateLY etanr¢e4.l Eelva Yittabo.ith and Lawrenceville, nem, the We Ran, respect!. ally Invitee the p ttho t .thspe . .3 hL alatlilAUL.l„ A.nd he beetlmh.r• if infaras gentlemen Jractgarffs., 'that one pm oniy snaapi... Yonne= rm . * asperlenoe In the ball nes...able, hint toptam before his patrons the tune choke =neaten fd enrdeire , .. Which ee ceLny yearn peat it the been hle Partionief 40.U:on:ate select from the laxinus and tent talented.Yeetern hianntantorere. The mom= of hle neer ereteln le =plebe, the econceny or his arrangelnente supp 4 the bait. sal most bahloczable Zebennfactorte at moderate plicate. tinenamatored by thoee tsar, externem b •Llh the t h e for dean.l;lng Done. of botineee one beeped nico, the revs of Goaler(obtni ',etas, Jo.tt , %MU wines.ll on ends money only. at =cob Wee than the nets D.2.1e. N man , ...1 to the bed mom, enlA [Le el. aele.ll *UV Pittsburgh Ooach Factory, N. L. sTEgszas, anl=sloo zp BIGYLOW G GI. formerly E. IL BIGELOW, Ho. 46 Diamond.alley, near Wood St., .PIXTSBOILG Elf Pd. WODLD RESPECTFULLY'avvEIit gOaaw to Mu ...triage , telas eartmetal pnblie 111 genera t.tutc,l have Me dAr_puti.. tn. Wu, et et lay teaser pstVeer, • lite. • &LIMIT: , eug eat' curt On tltenostoon In all to Orate , . at the Mil Med. AO. 46 OLING/ID ILJE,r. In elm:abut the mugs of tide old sad ity' well ed samatasettarlattg tedebliebnent. I *mato the trabltt eo Sot: shell be mentiag on toy 4Lrt to dn a , . nitjao high annex, Os lotOtoolOnd VrtdotetAr..... l amaclst... • td L. ItTM.PII.6.No. ' Coach and CarriagO.Yact.ory. JOIINSON, BROTHER & CO., corner Of , Belmont and Babe= ,treats. Ailvictiony 014, woal4 resnea.nidir InZtin awls Wends, avid the publin general. ly; that tibriLisre rianuteetwing tier:V.4" Onrolagnini. ISocluiaye. BOLIN.. dialling and enarintr, WWI their various etrlt,ot ilnixix and ;Mann tion, Alludive grill ins ateente , rwith Mitt reggvitto dare lillity sada:maw Peogiie gill ale be ittendod to on the moot reewriatile =mg (king in all eels work tea tdst Smite= nett. Pole* nd Wheat altar. UMW fVed gonads= Unit all into mot glum with their Pamir , ge winos entledid on trial of ante x. Oa IL ;tartan' to give theca nail Wave ;w -axing ohm whets. noTilid JO/12,1 CABO , 21 , E . L.L, BOOT' AND, StIOE sr of Ertnr. Desaitios. No. 34 Smahfield Strett, 0e31:17d PL.T58URG1114,412 LAUGHIIIDG4 MAXWELL, suscrodrourz or Brr.thee. Looking Glasses, Picture Frames 4ND D.F ALEBS IN CLOCKS, 110.11 SE FUITSISIIING 000179. to„ EN Wood Si - root, .0 nu. raubungb. - 51sehts. !Mutes mull , to ardor. Sass a. r0v5.........5n0. t. toast' T. B„ . YOUNG• & CO. , ilxa. acrulttea o) FURNITURE & C3l-IAIRS every -Description. '7AOTOilYJi4erat M.,ffetystm I , 'W sad Fiats. Atkemse. arehouse-Noe. as a 40 Smithfield St. FE stsaSO;6:TratiA.INFIIIINITIIKE—We tly austafsstvrt.s IMILAILBOND °Anna Y acirroso wad OIiAiNNXX sad losits LLs sttastbso of tbxes int....t.d W tamtstasz Lost. PeaCtflk,o3 T. 11. TOtßio it 00. J• 11. GERWIG, 1114,91/01rIalt. 01 Ita"T° PArandtaginME. LIAVE alwayri on Imnd fall sully If 0031.00 thaw Bo wOOi.CTOOm. tr. ZK1, 1 ?;,7=1 / 1,.."` wyo . V. I.l o 4o.l3toiting and GI•000.• no• •••21:1•00m1+ 4YF4118, 1011111111 & CO. 80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa., • - • • 'WILIPS,ITIONGS AND SWITCHES. o.9rdn. 1501Idted from the _ trade, and protatth wDI Ord as prim:tractions. Tnas-0 moathnor 6 nor pat. 11coant fur ow. sianlyelkwA . V/ itEueN a: co., MANDIACTITIUMS ASDDZAIIIe IN • WARREN'S IM.PROVtD PIES AND MI7Z2PPROGIi Composition Roofs and ltoofing Materials. 'ZirOITICZ--2417111181 D L,NEE..-- of AUTO' COLOILED mo 7loctinatam and grap, .t tM . fist:Um Wept& 'PP °. "" ur Act dly• .119201W1 ..112.111209702 tuna FOIIEDIk, Herron & Co. yt.TILL continuo tbo business of She Union Foundry, st the old etaad 04111220014 WWII. .1 A 00.. ti 0. 194 Liberty It. ___ Merl . will touloreettiee as mail alargeani gw.sal assortment ot ti3ltZll9o:& ex9X.PrillAtt Cooking titovonnges and Side Ovens, OFI7VIS AND ARLOR ZITDVES, MAN= th KITCLIEN GRATES, • Raoul Ware; Wagon : lkm, Dog Irons, Had Irons, Tea fiettleS.,Plowi and Plow 'Points, Blin aiialliaclanieg Castings generally, dad GAB Awl WATAUTII , 29 of ill 41.0. _ IRON A ITEMS .01? uso TRE DEST BEARDS, • Shovels, Spades, Picks &0., AU of *huh AM - N..141d Atinesolectiiratie room .12a7747 Penn Cotton Mills, Pittaburg_tt. Ir NND Y, =LDS & CO.. Manama; NIL Wrench' • PI" A ctitiruaL st r i .e.m. FA ' S - wiir.tifselt t" A7 " VtLitiii',istillizente Mrs orLossa. mum . 6 trxeworutbsvo stAimskm. leatstr -NIZIALI6.II ALLEN. 21114. La. MT.-. lALt n'M ' OT 5,,,M113 91155 51.11rdlahUOL Al /r Xl6 .03 j • "'',536110 0 I ! i4lll9ui l iil l ij cl ELYl332:ll 4 7B l ali ttn•f irl . lzw4 . o ft41.;„"1- • Trealarax . CO.. 6 /Nis, s t„:, below: /441xam . PiitsburgliA'_c?; WEA.11,801141, l7 P R ar da e lt:WZ sa 0 Dollar% te r 01202. 11 • -me,' Ocadragem San Pilgm,d rea r ri,L W t. LlO. Ba Al.ry; a Le nbkidas, alt. 13,10 -and ,Vlsttnes t., Isom , do= as t =4 ", ordes: s Seam • d.loapeemo ,o 7 - • *2l st W Retail iswascraza sad Dabs Cs Childa an ars. Un. NEW YORE. ADVERTISEMENTS. - PROM ALBERT E. RILTIAW.DEON'si • EAGLE WAREHOUS E. Advertising and Correspondence Office, JAMES 4:3-A.RDINER. BROADWAY. EqW Toss, WHOLESALE DEALER IN FLOUR, Y Prolrieln. mud ProducegneersDr. ddev•rati cr.o.t. between Lititrty arid draithdold. Pittsburgh, Y. Tom. a unr.23, COMMISSION &C. 013=121 J. S. LIGGETT & co. to Max a LI6OLT4I FLOUR FACTORS, Forint-dem and Commission MOTihraltEl POP. TOD PILE dp PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, Ice Nos. 69 and 70 Water West, PaTSBURGEI, PA, fe2lard aLEXIIDER GORDOM, Forwarding and Commit ion Mordant, r.r A D PIPE & Baal: LEAD AGENT, Pig and Bar Lead and Snot, AMIMICAM AND MANILLA MEM?. fa 244 m• OBISOn a CO. Wholesale Grocers, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And DeslAns In all kinds of Provizions, Produce and Pittsburgh M ANUF AC TURE S, No. 255 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh. ROBT.B.OBIP.ON. IL J Inlftlyd H. RIDDLE. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DNALIIII IN . . GROCEILIES . AND ZRODUCS, 27 Fifth Street, Pittaburgh, Pa. EMI To—E. IbrAZILTOII, 1310ALICY, 00806 AV 0 a putwa. sircauleummt. sc4leltala stl ElPleardAW Meter. ntartu naranteell. p:(03:4A10:11134;0 WHOLESALE GROCER, 0171.111SSION NERCIIANT. Feathers, Fist, Flour, And 41 Undid Ceuntry PTO.lnce. Ito. 211 Liberty St., Ifouth of 6th, PITTBI UB.(111. P A. ma- Llbersi s 4 van en n,.& on nowngnizonts. jal:ly A ALEX. - FORSYTH. (Stex-tioor to) ARMTNIIi,db ATEIIbN MEtt s, qU.§NT, Wool, Hided, Flour, Bacon, Lard, t Lard Oil AND PRODUCE GENERALLY Xo. 71 Wata St., Pittaburgh. Pa. Spin prollarbangh. PitiaiYiLlOOWolle. WoUrojile. Ohio. John Boott &C a. - 151, Martin, • 1 D Jones. CuterCltDer Bk. Kano Al ogrotlo, M.. tooth • Co., Pitts b n... hornet, ooblt •0 am toon, Joosph JI Barr, fit Lons.l Phila. Thomas A Greiner. N.antorn. Liao. A Conned!. alodn'tl; _ __palm. Ohio. A E. Callon% AU.. felale-- - -- - • -,- --- ____ ____ _ HAS. B. LEE-0-14- Mato."( HoritAcroory A LAseAl FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard and Butter; AND ALL KINDS 01 ?ROM= Next door to the Old Stand, 114 First street 6, 116 second 60ett„ 11171 Jamai r asnhall., rreti.stant o f Delp* Baal, John tont& torzin gat. aLI Weed els . rtalllrs, Ulan Aland fbetus., And Plttalntrgl tdnrchaata Gm:ray. NOT, :taxmen a Co.. Pttl.l.lhyttta • ' liarszett, fit•lalt a Uarrea.aun. do J. .fl., spat 11.013 T. H LITC)H INS ON. Clo.11:11,18610,N 51EROILANT yOR the salo of Western Reserve Choose, Potter, .Lard, Damn, Pct sort Pearl AAA*, eanttlt Died trout No.'ll6.sceend It., DEL Wood it SrailMeki, Pittsburg& was To 9. Black.Ct4-L, Prraceltleraetatea , t Beck. Olgrabartla =num.= Oo arlard warn 1. • • Wall Priper Warehotuse. 141 P. MARSIIALL , kuO. M.PORTERS AND DEALERS, Si Vuod st. between 4 [band Dia..otad alter. •bon_. mar he hand an intend. a...oat:wit ereany decatpuon nt Pa per 11..sletra Cr Ilditlallm`. LUANG (WISP, AND f:AlAdlttaallt. Ain • indov ahlare to vest variety at the lowest aria* roontry dealers. ael6 Wr. slallliVlALL , aW. EDW'D T. MEGE.AW. GIKNERAI, COSISIISSION MERCILINT Hantifutritttin t lircrimpOTG 14 Dangle CluAltS. ',MUM Itc.. no. 241. Liberty Street, Ophoeite the tohl of • lo.ly IfrfiliDSOlL imam. , vat. FfaiiitagiN & GO B W I:IOI.E*ALE crEckak;Rs. Induce Commission aerthanU. AND DEALIZITS Pittsburgh 31suulacturod Articles, No. '219 Larrty tame of Ain, =rams son. PA MADAN & ANJER. Lottxenon to A- A A. Molloao,i , DEALERS et FL 0014 GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Caminisaion and Forwarding Merchants. No. 124. Second st.; Pittsburgh, Pa Pan 7.1 jail SPRINGJEIR OVIABIMION NERVELA Dealer in Wool, PEN:Melons & Prod= gtmerilly NO. 29.5 LIBERTY STREET, PITTEUIVILGII, PA. JOBS srivr;ill:::... —.a. J. um..— —Cdus.,/trn:u. ATWELL, LREdc CO. WiI.(II.ESA.LE GROt3E.BS. w.uce dr. Commission Itarchanti, AND Didlann 111 • TITTBJ3URGE MANDIMOTORSEI, rte. tf Wood eu, bemoan Water and Brans II • DAVID C., HERBST, . Flour, ProduMcts, E Pro O vis ITion and Commission RANT, In TOT WOG Oral. sornerve Haar. Pittsburgh, IVES - his attention to the este of Flour , , fort, tam Lad. Ohms% Datter, Gran. Dar 4 frulta,n•rds, nr_ to alli.oonelgoateata rerpretraly roLacital. alba, HENRY 8. KING, (lato of the firm of King Et Moorhead, COMMISSION MERCHANT, ',Laden Llf ria 1224 k 4!(D No. 76 Water street, .below Market, a 919 PENNA. A. A. HARDY, COILVLSSIO.TANDfiva gdwinct Y`iiiicztAivr; Agent of theltadison and Indianapolis 0.611.11.019. Comer First ta Ferry ate., Pittsburgh, Pa.. _ .3 -- IE — OANFIEL , D, tato of Warron, Ohio, Ifiax.mrinptietrelgirttenand. gir t bill ards rskr . a " II Wes Prat.. gstly. Watts sires% bstsroch butithgeld Id Wood. Pittsburgh. (Lau or 117aDaio - 7,4:titia k LITTLE it CO, Wholesale Groom; ...Prattles and Ovadmiveon Sdanntactores, No. 11glero t pl w et,r "1." bard& Jaltatd3". VILEESti WARELIOUSE.—HENRY L,/ OOLLlNkaorwardlng and 30Intaildnn Tdvenbant.and Dealer ChM.Butt alter. e Idedi and Produne generally! ds,Wood Week. above Pittebvddh data- DRU9G IST& FAJINESTOCK . & 004 Wholeolo ind Lit= 1 :rv a TWEZZTar f ont multi J. SCHOONNWILEB , 111.11V/ACTIMIS OP WHITE LEAD. RED,LEAD ZONO PAINT, LITHATIOE, PUTTY, Aat Wholesale Dtafer Irk Paintr,,Oils, Varnishes, Tnnentine, &c. No. :A WOOD STIIEBT, oc8:1,d PAL 1.14102. 1,11313.1 FLEMING BROTH :Mk iTrX33,OIT TO J. MEDD GTO W ROINSALE • DRUGGISTS, NO. CO WOOD Wrlttirr ‘ _ .11:27601/18(70._/ . 4 . Pioprletall of pr. Inane's eslacestrd —ormarnse, LW. vol.. am. 1011:3r7/711AIT suadesaortoJasilrant. re,lwigh4= rattalrmal. irdriWlP4gAgirot toc Dietlldna arTI _ rEll7'• Wholesale Dealer in D 71104 Pallata. 0114 Varnish, and DTI SW% WO Wit'acrastr=ah. t sttrattan. Kr Aviator Mum 'a Pa ate Strop: - lcur WY. Z.. BELT - P Wholoselo Maki in MoNsr p efr'agekt=i t s 'ai,xitivw=V;4. nararsou want— RAIIN IRTAINA, Wholasi° do R °tail Drava.. coma of Liberty 1 et. CU etrilltd kOESEPII FLEMING, &moos= to L. liraxx a Do. miner• Market. Most sad Dliazunul—lUM sualtMad • 11211 =a mail:data maratgarat of alstlela• attests. ParltaaiaT. and all • • ta LL budaass. tours. T;tI1•IOTIIY SEED-5 bbls Timothy Seed 1; 10 tear do tor sale by . S.DALZELL iOO. _ _ sr—AMU DIBECTORI—AnotIurt. lot of our torib No. 1-Dostoe. rocolved tom - month, at le . 1.1. RIDDLE. FR:OII,BUTTSR--1;000 Ibe 2 rOßATely That BAB %attn. reed and toe sale at sth stmt. artoCil la Mason , a ad huh B RIDDLI. griceditSTlLll SOAP —5O boxes just arui J sale br- za9 imam am& • Costar's" Rat Ratorialoator. N INFALLIBLE DESTROYER of RATS MR, ANT& O:sOUND MR E. MOLE 4. de, de., do. dangr° but Camehu 111.1[1'17 ), Hots do nut els to their bolo. out tod "Costar's" Bedbug Exterminator. Never known to fall—sad used e•.ry day by thoutauda Nortl la New Tara. nod *nowhere. "bostar's" Electric Powder. For the deahmetlou of Maas. Rio, Tiro. - Plant roods, Fermis on Arots and Anistan, do, go &Id Wboleaala &Ad Retail et —COSTAR'S Pliteipla Depot., 383BILCIADWAY. New frett, nn4 by tee prlnelesl T 1 Towanda tad Dealers throughout the Ueda, 78e. Cznydoa, Wes:Joliet (Tairfirsia:ood Sotah dour*. Milt SirOtdera moat ahroya be accompanied by the nab. ell .04TTIO iv ode inSamwpent on COMM lAlOn. a oe r st w dew age r pe c s roe &et le r T d a konewo yopa Sh l e th ca d,. h how rata, poster.. arl/Farkeg. !doter Pow*AfrefilYinalltuctua .is Pot op Ter ship., liteamtoate tato I WA papa; erlth toll partloolere—torms to TSUI/tens tease—sule. rrrrtc., Pe.. ae, ern' Fe promptly math] (prepolnl tomny addrees on receipt of a 9 cent P. IL ormnl). Address ~•COSTAB," No. 888 Broadway, N. Y. sorikalad.twaw flew .nook Establialament. W. P. FETRIDOE & 00., B" to to the public, that their have monk' to that row and elegant Marble nand. log en the into of the Old "teflon ttetunt . troyeedsatelY °Annette .Btemart'e." p o d . V3l Broadwayorbers they In toad keening one of the taut st eke of BOOKS In tbe market, boned In the meet Hob and dutch!. style. Thor tare nada azrangonenta with the tr 11383132. lIORPERS To keep a large Stook of their meet ealnahle publicaUene. boned no heal:M(4l4kt and dark calf Madam., whl h Ikey rappli to the trade .d librarians!. the M.stra klarpe te' mime. They intend keening cocatantly on hand large aysottroant of Z.17111242a. 6C72.tiflirla JUTLY/LII aeo MISVILI.L.AIiEOCS BOOKS. ell the Nee Pobllcatlnne at the day—toclottdon tip NOV EU, TA .Ed. Ito/1 /MONA scoRKE OF THE U.01121T ORDER They via moire eubseyi Mono to all Standard and Popular.Periodicah., For most of they ere the PablieheAV Agents. W. P. F. t O. pay putt:War attention W ordera from ths count!) D.. eet=lll sen rd t ithetr Metre lasi Au• d boa works. by 'or temoolemr edvertl•el orpnbllebed, and In all style. turrlle se *boy, N. P. FSSRIDGE S CO.. waYZavedtoir No ISI 11.00lerrel, oppnete Superset'.. sk. 6116681 N. Alactimeer. $Y BANGS, BROTlltat CO.—Trade eals !imam lila 13 Park Met, Nee York. grier(ll.llliss , York Trade :bk. To be moomenced on TUIVIDAY, Mazza 11. 1651. rano, Brother a Co., OMOStfUtil .00.011.13,11 the text regular Truce :<l, °Moot.. gteriotype tUies. titation erg genes.. a. nil CW.114,016. embracing foal 1 amine], awn the lee& Ins nciegignerg i era Voir ralt able Invoice* of Peters and Orngp.inetz, la now emir sad will ba mac on oppltatica EXTRAORDINARY VO Sce:T.' tit Ulf EBSEDILT. Of KNOWLEDO C. Tble t4C ortbli venter:al Wok In INQUIRE WITHIN! rot art rlrro rant *AST to TIM , : OR, Oc En 1.:u) WA ern /Oa TQt rE4PL6 fl/ICH bR DaILLAII.. 438 Nets IiQUIRNUITLIIN is ono of the most Vol t iUtah and extisordleary sOlatans soar yr... Med to taa *meadow ratlle. and sea tones away /octillions arlolnurb. Me most of wtost soy &son a Mar nall Ead lasarantka. l id sad ontar•alannal "Isnartsa 11 nate' lased sa fibs low rafts( ors dollar, Itootalas 410 paysolansaly rrtumtnat e - sad as Esadaranstr mad strazgly tenni. It le A !ba rer. A (Jardine, A erboolansorsta A Ds wag Ilaster. AR Arals, A Natural mt. A al.sla.lsr, • rout. A Lalrler..• to alma. A Chess Player. A Coen:dd. A Comsat...A Breuer. to AcartualauatAra Arahlasol,A."Lytts• Wales A l" . 111 , 11r.` .ndacaleer.al Galls to all anal@ of Corot war racer llscaployvastm. Actasaaanat ant hloasy matting. Ileac. all Ltd, I forlailkoG-1.12d .5 Mays Mt tarm to navy as Wray. a hoodrs.llo part ot it — ft contain. al =any naiad. me cad L." Nnretylz. lb. as <wan •••LI . t .aro tw , rat 1.. TOUC,JLI/113ID Ur FISP. SNP[ run TELEI)F.X -• 15,...) I'IN I. I - • rf.tv and taw saes Is• ~nalls). Casnslog SD It does an .lad. 01 Itacts M ar ast. ID a slogl• aromas. Patna-sad Cy GAIC9.2rr, DWI. • FIT Ca KR a LI), 'So lb Ana ea.t, taarrrorna . • • %Ito. sale by •!1 Cm Letltem!. %WY Dtt , .. Co,ldo ob.,* book wow b mollof evoolyt Ot fl. to any ad4ress fns atoetam , • ReWolff AgonLY •ortte4 to canytteif WITI4IO. . ttt Cast trim to tbi p etal..'. •• !4 tern c(Coantzy l'folrottoert no. th e st.vesct• Ulm cramlnent asssottcw. nln t •titatt.. to U.. talti. tbu ottortsl folotostAta tesding• cart. Wopy el thy taper Ls the Pitt •11 realm 'qr. n WI Wt." ntsgro matt /ni• Of pats.. pattgold. 1l AUTISM WIMP. /Jr Ammon Flennett., Pao. II atr:l4l.lltrzin. P Cyc'opedia of American Literature. )I,,oll3llACltifi Personal and Critics' , No- A Vora of Art.bars, And B•!•tannotrort th o se rots, Om oarllast period to lb. present dor. Ivo. goo 1 1 / 8 .8 224 Portraits, 42.$ Antoirnsbo. n 0.1.74 Vit. sf Cols. Iwg., Metes sarl awrolsoorws of Authors. row Eo. ^,1.. a,. Of 8, realm.. Coops .4 losolsonlo wson• Irol, ros•I qt....46W bonotl In clolh. Prat 84. In half ntorottoo 810. In fall calf or c.nrsor , , AUt .Syrs PO 'Mem Teloreos sepia tataulo,.. a maskt• UDruT— Ttily F oy...Lire. of alnort. our authors. wilt, • history d ell okr MUM.. Pnbtla Wrath, An lbs. is ...sir • .syriottbat ts not tr.twd upon la wrns •or trir.bir work. 44.0-4rinds+ • 100 lettere fro. Ikslog. Bancroft, 7.14 wan, E,OrTjt, 8741., 10, rows:m.lh. the •rrk, Wet snr One Amyn •as i sms we. 'sat by surd , roe pant, to adlreo, ros swat to 41. WAD. SR. CID 8r0..7,M5• Yost. N. IL—nonn• towed istrorw Too - m.IA, L'Att../ St,(es tl stil f 3 / 4 4 / book weds tm., wad, r44.lsoklmat L"\'9 KATHAIR O7 Loa vow ammo 01*ga ptestarattns tot 7.11. tur. I meow WV. nearly 11.01.10,000 BOTTLES Per ie.. Mg+. Its exedlesce litho .11rodZIOr;17..1Laid.4"1' To be. the n t r yi & c if o . n .t . it •rt4cle lber ever t it mkt.* the halt WV" It to lan out. I.foretea and but tt alrlug toll a rkh skeet Cr S.. andparts • ar , ettf , fume. b old by ea &slate lb out the UultoJ !hate% I Mexico, Cuba and South for a Critu per bottle. HAT% WTAKOOP Puontrtaal 63 Liberty Bp, Bow Yr' lif.nractatins of P•rfam.r kindi.. and!nitre 1.3 varlotn r &Me 'COSMIC/AL BAIR LIS VIUDISATO/Lra the moat complete , article of the Stud ever Wore offered tot!he militia basetood the testa! mein. tyroan In th is country. and not one citrus many hundred. of %mita. Ooze hs.es beim an. to mouton. olth It for preserving, droningand Installs lot ton lisle, arid keeping the head. oboe from an. droff, ho. It Is Inestimable In eticrt. lets wory• thins Johan. ropulres. Prim ISO cent. end 51 tor bolt larPhalon's PAPIIIAN LOTION, UR 11.411 AL BILAUTIFILIL A reeerl ONMstbi Int beatiply• Ins Nankin and complexion. and per. tondosthe trrett.o, fee . mows ohntpai boot., faoe., olm toll.";etsTerstb'''Z'in d ran aura rOf the Oleg tr uth will sive Instant elrlier. After during, It II s 7t r 1 - rootbLos the !kin. It keeps the band. soft and white, and fir inDammatlons of the lain tre found to ton groat remedy. Price IA tante and fl pm bottle arPhalon's hum° lam DIM One ;of the very beet Natural Dyes In the troil t. Its lons ye AU Proved it to be beyond ecanstlaoo: and bales si vinetalde Predno Mon. no Injury can poesibiy lab done W Lb. skin. It ;O'Neil) applied, and an can obtain • black or brown, • blob viu de, on. bed WSW. to tell It from na e tore lOW. Price St •and $1.50 per box. Made mina mild 1 y 11.-PLIALON, at IST Broadway. Mr 000 ViraltldlNALl:o77:4 AfiNS=l!!'lltttllVStafli B ► rian. or Nle he DE. 1110. IL lIKIldElt, 140 Dined n. doticlAirOm a felt A Retired Physician. UTAOSE SANDS OF T I NE have nearly ran cot dllooTered.' lelolleUt the East lade.. • entaln core for Consumption , . Innrichitte. COlds. anbLeener:ultoletalg.Tr4ani=eedirgt, jioditm Vi r 'lehbon to Kee mach sew se 90•Itbie, he •111 se wa d rash of hie adlitted feilow•belnotiree tenant It 'bier:dye, 'ebb directlosut rarnumag nosed aueerstany wing It. Be reonirea each applisaret to Inclose him one shllllne —three cents to be returned.. volume on the reales and the remainder to be applied to the Day .t of tblaadvar titan:sent Adam. - of JA.II6A. de2p42estrusW No lb I/rand et.. Jetey Can U. J. BOOKSELLERS &C. J. B. D. CLASS, SUBSCRIPTION BOOK AGENT, AID DIALIII. 11 SII 00L AND MISCELLANEOUS /3° '" to Pul°4l " l 'lit. P airnitgrnintr th "• • hits . PITISBUROR, PA. . - L 1 . O. OCtUIIitANE, (imocessor to b. Sad- A W.) Wbolosolmond )UW113..141 . Lok Moto, so.ti m g ory sad Pofor nuoglfith Sodorat amt. Oth door S. S. of satX.t Swam osx s . DAVI§ON, l!ookealls . Is_n= tioasramersarVil__ m ys: B o oksonqs And Etotinners, Ho. 61. Wood said, wit door to Ma magi orThle& Pa. wool aad lay tools teastaatir on amid. 1 L. READ Bookseller and Stationer, No, gil , •TO Tcmcrtlh Aprio Dolasse. Vamp— necianathili C. F. IMOFFER& CO. Cabinet and . Chair Waxeroom. . arid 'Myna &re& AVE AVE oonMantly on band alargo amort- LE, -t - isareittkatinescre diver? style and description lazaseirtimed M therawdree. andwarranted to be th berg sosticialm Taco OIL desaLthrly es C LO VER SEED-8 8 bble in store and for 11116 by mai DAV/In. 111111113 T. PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. 4.dvance Payments.—iierearter no Slab uctlyttnn aid be taken (or the Daily or Weetl7 Gazette. anima tar:sent Is nude In sdterate. Whenever the time le op to which the autaertption le paid. the pepue •01 be :ate bly el:rapped. nnlem the enbectibtlon IA re newal by ed use payment, All mosient advert:AM& ul dte• lvunn, vall be required to be bald la ad TU.a. Thu nly eseerdiona sill be where I , PDCiId .100111 . Of yearly .. - ntratta ate made. serbiaer quo. loran *coal, Isamoue,—Tne arsenal. lion • four Wally Galas offers to our business man • t deal able made= of said= their bocinecs known • •n Is betweensin'and coven thousand, essobbsa ••t OT merchant, manoiseturer and sho keeper in rn P nasilvenin Western Virginia, ElOtern and been e hio, end 111teadllT tacreuing. Yee the Patel:mesh Quetta. The Dred Scott Case. aeolsione of the Supreme Court of the Led 9 ales hove hitherto been regarded, by cow remise men, with respect and oonti• once. :moored° demagogues, however, eloce the days of Jacksonian; have always reptdieted hi decisions when they came athwaretheir pat. tram views, and the party hie, from that time. been filling the Bench with partizans, until now party questions are decided in the• Supreme Court upon the eame principles which operate in the Roues of Congress—that is, in the way supposed most likely to advance the interest of the party. It will be remembered that the Chief Justice owes his preterit position to the pliant servility with whloh, at the behest of General Jackson, he violated the law of the land and th e duties pf hie ofsoe. Mr. Deane was too honest to suberes the intereetti of the party at the ex phone of his conscience. Be was therefore re. moved to make room for the lees scrupulous Mr. Taney. who, at once, yiehled to the command of ' his master. - The same servility, we may well believe, now indemee him to yield to the dicta don of the patty in announcing a decision as absurd and unwarrantable as was ever declared by the English Jefities. U Mr. Taney were as weak a man ea tome of bin brathren It might be charitably supposed he is honest In his opinion, but he is a men of talent, sad consequewly nothing but partizan objects could have led him to the conchal= which he has announced. The Supreme Court, which hen heretofore been re. gaffed as the sheet-anchor of the Republic, has now eagerly rushed into the arena of politics, , and there Is nothing left to present the Ship of State being driven into the vortex of party strife and engulphed - anddietied to pieces. ' Since this deeizien, which, in its main points, outrages I both reason and common seac, the opinion of the Supreme Court, in , any c where a party question Is I[llo.o, will be of no more weight than that of nay other fire or six partizan lead ers. Daniel Webeler once arid that "when any topic became a party question it was in vain to argue upon it." This seemi now to be equally true in the Supreme Court (13 in the belle of Cougrees. The first point decided by the Court, ,and the only one which it should have decided, iia ,M i yoren' ta t„the whole cave, Is "that negroes are not cttizene of the tiniirdst Con. etltuilon." Upon this point there mightlintil.' catty be two °plutons, and it the Conn has stee red here, their' opinion might have been beard with revect and aubmlseicsi. Bet even-admit. tog they are nvt citizens in the strict tech- Weal sense, does it follow that they cannot else In the Courted the United States? Is it not moat probable that the term citizen in that part of the Cocetitation Is used, as it le la common par later, to mean a permanent resident Was any other evidence ever required or thought of than the t. the party saing , rended In the Store o' which he was alleged to be a ettten? Was it ever known that a naturalized citizen was required to produce mid Certificate of natnraii settee ? Ace zed• log to the decision of the Supreme Court this •on , d, In all cares, be neceesary, unless the party is a native. - Prom the etrerenot of the opinion of the Chief Janitor, which I- publiatted, I do not understand him to deny the validity of the ordinance of 1787. Ile says the old Congress was little more then a Congress of Ambastadors—that "they had no right under the confederation to aseept the version of the N. W. Territory from Va.. g lob', bat they And et right as independent petrol to accept the land for the commo6 benefit; and it is risor•Anviny no superior to control aces, they Acid a right to exercise *mown outland, imoject only to the instructions which Virginia imposed"—abet the clause in the Cortalltution authorizing Coogrera "to make all needful rules end regulations reepectisig the territory" &co, was hatrodaced to enable Congress, under the new government, to govern the territory and carry into effect toe principles of the ordinance of 1797. Tble admits all that is melted so far as the N. W. Territory is concerned. Indeed it repaid have required more than brazen both:tees to have Sealed it, for Congrese, at its first lee don under the Constitallon,:on the 7th of August 1789, when many leading teen of the Conven tion occupied seats there, peened an act recog nizing the ordinaace of 1787, and that it may coeticue to have (all effect"--adapting It to the new order of things. But the Chief Jardine rays that the above cited clause of the Coned entice is confined to the territory which the . United State* then owned, end does not extend to after-acquired territory. the that clause then become abeolett? Bee It ceased to have any force and become edited letter! Or dam it not rather extend to iir time to come an long as the U. S. owns. territory ?—a continued, existing power? If the U. 8. Dave power to acquire ter ritory—and this is admitted—most it not be Sup posed that snob an event was in- the contempla• tun of the framers of the Constitution and that whatever power Wee given over territory had reference en well to that subsequently to he acquired as to that then existing? But let us test the Chief Justice', rale of exposition ap plying it to anothekesse. The Coiatitution glens Congress power "to make roles for the go vernment and regulation of the land and naval forcer." Now according to his rule of construotlon this clause must be limited to the land end naval throes the United States then had and cannot extend to forces subsequently raised. Now the blindest will see this to be absurd, but It Is not a whit more on this Taney'. construe lion of the mane words in the other obtuse.— Bat ho is compelled, by the °bawdily of the contrary position, to admit that Congress has power to guano enbeerthently acquired territory until It is proposed to be admitted to o State.— Us rays "until that time artised It was undoubt edly neceasary that some government be ea `lethal:tad to protect the inhabitants Its their per once and property. The power to aegttire carries with: it the power to peteerve. The power of goo • untnent„nreessarily rests on the discretion of Con- Str[sB." l \ Wby then may not Congress, in Be die• credo° proleit.it Slavery? The only sumer the Chief Justice Rives to this Is that the Constitu tion provides that "Congress ehall make no law respecting thelstahlishment of religion, or pro hibiting the fro excrete° thmtoff or abridging the freedom of Speech or of the preset or the right of ihapeopli peaceably to assemble and petition the Government for a redress of gt Writhing," dr.°. This he Ingo extends to the Territories as well on'the States and that Con gene cantot authorizh i ibis territories to do what it cannot do Itself; h cermet confer on the territories power to violetthe Constitution.— %laver sumpeed it could? r that Coegress it self, or any otfideloWer, Bee the Kansas Log • it \ leletnre, could pule any law nfringing any of the recited provisions of the CUtetitntion. But what in rho name of. oomitiontenie, has that to do with the lineation mita the pow: of Congress to prohibit Slavery in the territorial, The Con \ entution dote not ray Congress shall n s t do thir, and benauso it eels it obeli not do thkint other thiege, how does it fallow that it canna p ro. titbit Slavery.. Mr. Taney 'Amite that "the forte of government neeeteari'y rests on the du s• lion of Congress." if the Constitution dose cot limit that dieerotien, how eon the Suprem Court do lit If the discretion of Congress dictates a free form of government how can the Supremo Court say that It obeli be a govern • meat eartetionlng slavery. "It is not so nomin eted in the bond"—the Constitution. The Chief Justice Gays forther,•that the "right of property In a slave le expressly conferred In the Constitution and guaranteed to every State."— Wheref by whit clause? There is none such In the Constitution. The right of property .in a elate is given by the State laws and not: by the Constitution of the United States. The Oonstitu- 1 tionguarasters to every State a aspubllcenfonia of , government, but not Slavery; else it could never be abolished by the States:- The ' Constitution I goes nu farther then to recognise and passively 1 acquires In the State laws establishing Slavery, so long as the stoves are kept within the jerisdlaion ' of the State, and guaranteeing, In the solitary in- I stance where they escape Into another State, that they shall not, In consequence of say law or regulation of the State Into which they shall es- I cape, be made free. . This ie au admission, on the face of the Cons t titution. that, sithlate, ottt. WS t he provision In regard o fugitives, the e moment he panes tereed the jurisdiction of the elate State, would be free, and that he ill SO still, In every case, where ho lecarried tof its juriedietinn voluntarily by the master, ou t doss not escape. It proreaaleo another point, which' Mr. Taney denies. He nye there In no differ ence between elves and other property. Al jurists have, heretofore; ield that these . Le a, wide ditferecoe—;otheetidegS, its.. hones and nattleotreprropeety by t anivereal list.aesnowl edged by sit nationsin other words - -bythe tail of nature , end riations--aot so ire slaves. They ere property Grayly pcsitite municipal law and while they remain within the territory gov- f n erned by that law Bat let Ma test Mr. Taney's, law by a oupposed cue. If a Virginia were to come into Pennsylvania with his horses and cattle would a provision in the Constitution of the United States be necessary to gabrantee Ms property in them? Are they not his by mi. vereal law, acknowledged by all cilllized nations? Could Pennsylvania deprive him of them without such a violation of all right u would be cause of reprisal or war between independent nations? If, not, and slaves are in the same category— property In the same oenoo arid by the same right, how comes it that Pennsylvania cm take them from him, and set them tree, without in curring even reproteb Again lithe Virginiati'S cattle or horses ehould stray or escape into Pennsylvania againet his will, who would ever have thought it necessary tO,procide in the Con stitution of the 11. States that they should not, by any law of Pennsylvania, be taken from him. Why then such a proclaim in regard to slaves in like ciroumstancest If Mr. Taney is right it was wholly unnecessary. Again if the Consti tution "makes no difference between Clam and other property" as Mr. Taney says, how tame the provision It Art. 1. ace. 2,3, adding to the whole number of free persona ' , three fifth's & of oil other persona , ' In apportioning represents dace and direct taxes. Every body knows that these other pert one mean elates. The Consti tution calls thernyerrou, not property; and If it considers them ae mere property, as horses and , cattle, why should property be represented at the South and tutu the Korth; or why should one epecies of mere property be represented and not another? But what would be tho conse• queue of adopting Mr. Taney's opinion as law? Slavery would be established wherever the Con. 'dilution is acknowledged. It is the Supreme' Law and overrides all mate laws and all State constitutions. The present decision legalizes Slavery in every foot of territory the United States owns and its necessary consequence carries it into every state, however much the State may wish to reject it. Mr. Toombs' boast that he would yet call the roll of his alone on Bunker Hill was therefore no Idle butter. No, one would may that be might not take his horses and cattle there, and Chief Justice Taney says there is no difference, in the eye of the Constitu tion, between hoesee and cattle and slaves._ As therefore th eConstitation spreads its broad can. opy over Banker Hill, the Bostonians had better prepare for the exhibition, and, it to hoped, that Mr. Toombs will not be alarmed, if on the 44:1• onion, the very duet of Warren and hie noble compeers ohm:kid "shriek for freedom" for which they then fcaght and died STATZ APPORTIONNSIT Le(lgor's lIIITIE barg correspondent oomninnioatea to that paper the following tables : The majority and minority of the Committee appointed by the Senate to district the State in. to Senatorial and Representative districts, have. reported the result of their labors to the Senate. The ratio of taxables toe Senator in tho majwi ty bill is .17,011, exelusi re of Philadelphia, which in assigeed bat four under the constraction of a constitutional provision. The following table will show the districts and taxables contained in Senators. Taza3la. Philadelphia City,;.`4;;;;;;Z:Tcr: 104 . 335 Chester and Delaware, .. Montgomery „ 1 1 16,200 Lehigh and Northampton._ 1 21,827. Sohoylkill„ , 1 19,380 Barks, 1 19.648 Lancaster and Lebanon 2 35,150 Dauphin and Cumberland,... 1 16,928 York, ....... .. ....... 1 14.957 Adams and Franklin 1 14,137 Bedford, Fulton, Blair en I Huntingdon, ........ —....... 18,758 Somerset, Fayette Fe Groce r , 1 17,415 Washington and Beaver, ... 16.105 Allegheny, 2 33,378 'adieus and Westmoreland, 1 17,664 Lawrence, Butler and i Ye nang0,....... .. . ... ...... 1 18.840 Crawford and Mercer, I 17,002 Erie, Warren and McKean, 1 15,358 Armstrong, Clarion and For est, Jefferson, Elk,Clearfiell onJ ISIMII=I Perry, Junist.,nip, Bal der and 1 17,437 Northumberland, Montour and 0310mb:A Bradford, Sullivan end Ly. coming,- 1 18,264 Einsqutbsamo, Wyoming and Wayne, Luzern., Carbon, Monroe nod l'tke, Reprezentative Dittriets—Ratio 6,976 No. Tax it ward,Pbila 1 6,7001 , Untrue, Suequehertnab. and Wyonslng,2 9.643 Bourse, Pike, 1 4.877 Camberland, 1 7,904 gdarns, 1 5,750 Franklin and Fulton, 2 10,279 Huntingdon, 1 5,728 Bedford, Blair, 2 11,132 Somerset, Fay ette, 2 13,079 Greene, 1 5,836 Washington, 210,007 .illegheny, 5 83,878 Westmoreland, 2 11,482 Armstrong, 1 6,871 Balm, 2 8,500 Beater & Low repot., Meteor aodlie. %tango, Erie and Craw ' ford, 8 19,627 Warren & Mc- Kean, ' • 1 6,400 Forest, Elk and Clearfield, 1 5,608. Clarion, 1 6,263 Indiana & der- tenon, 2 11,638, Cambria, I 5,702 Centres 1 0,088 Potter and Ma to, 1 5,746 21, 1 6,604. 34,4 th and 503,2 11,0821 6th, 121, 13th, 2 11,769 7th, Bth,9th & 10th. 3 17,9081 Iltb,lGth,lBth 2 11.974 14th,15th,20111,2 14,674 17th sodl9th, 2 19,996 21et and 24th, 1 6,43 224 and 23d, 1 8,002 Delaware oey, 1 6,152 Chester, 3 16,893 Montgomery, a 16,799 Dade, 2 15,200 Northampton, 2;11,235 Carbon and Le- high, 2 16.130 Berke, 8 19,648 Schuylkill, 3 19,380 Lehman, - 1 8,992 Lancaster, 5 28,188 York, 2 14,967 Dauphin,Perry 2 13,741 Mifflin, 1 3,095 Justlats,Scyderl 0,4121 Union and Ly- _ catalog, 210,689 Northumbetrd,l 0,088! Montour, Col umbia, Bulli• ,an, 2 9,957 Slogs, 1 6,616 Bradford, 2 9,719 Warn, 1 5,775 The political result of this apportionment would be to give the •Repnblioane 1G Senaters, the Democrats 16 Senators, and leave two die• ttlots close and doubtful, taking the Net eleo• Son as I teat of the strength of parties. The minority bill reported by Mr. Browne starts with a different oonstruotion of the Con stitution in regard to the Senatorial represett 'tationa of Philadelphia, by which five Senators are allotted to the city. In their report the ratio fer.Seestorlal die- Woo le 17,618, being 607 greater to a Senator than the majority report, and result,' in giving the democrats 17 &estate, the Republicabal4 cud. two doubtful jedglog from - the list eleallon. In the Democratic districts there la en aggregate lota of texables of 27,000 more than In 'the Re publican. By the minority report the reel:Min the Rouse would be, .as the political complexion of the State showed itself hot fall, Republicans 44, Democrat/166. BT. Loma Erworrow —The coming municipal election In St. Louie promises to be warmti earl. tested. The pro-slavery party—the real Border Maine—art potting forth . General Pratte as their candidate for Mayor. He le enpported by the Republican and Leader; the latter is. the Catholic, paper: The Free Boil party have not ,yet made their selection of candidate,,lt I. 'believed that most of the 'Americans' viii sup. Oat the Free State ticket—lf so, ly,isillbe elehted. The Intelligeocer favors the idea. The Democrat and 'Antelger are striking' powerful bloweln behalf of the rights of free while men. The Newand Inteillgencer are gradually corn• log over to the same eide. The issue of Pro. Manny aud`pree Boil is Jost ai plainly deemed In Bt. Louis se.lo Chicago ' Maw, to chronl. ole a victory on le tide of "'readout' as great as that achieved in dila city. A , grand Free Boil victory in St Louis will do mach towards log Kansas a free Boit?, and when's free State, Kamm will repay the frier to Bt. Louis, In the way of trade, a thousand fold.—Chicago 7rib. IKPOILTIOIT TO EILICILMITS To TEI PAOLITO , • Troops are to 01 . 033 the Vireetern Tisk' this epriag for the protection of the overland en& grants 'bound to California and Oregon. Orden hare been lamed for the rourtklnfantry, not "tenoned In Oregon. to more sae" t he counlrh eonstencting the road for which appropriations hare been made. The nompenlea of the Sixth 'pantry, now at Ports Kearney and Len t o. wink, are to fellow up the Platte Valley, in the old Oregon trill, sod. go through the mountains at South Pass. The • compantwstati„.4 fa • Senses are to embark et Fortleeveoworth end the r e t o re fadinle until irn l b ie a y s e te btyo't Pout oDrtnhifmn); thee m d pantry. ome time la the enmmer, when , they; .13M, will more wrens over the route posed over by them CO. Atiltl3:llschlr . am - Origc,•• enamments of troops on the Weatt . keep the way open • emigrating patio Pionic.--S! Arkweectim o wall MUSIC &C. John - H. Mellor, :IfO.Bl WOOD STREET, between Diamond Allio and JtrarfA stmt. ria•Est Mr orucis - sr. & 80N2/ 0308tocO PIANO FORT MASON a LIAM J.TN7I MODAL PICLODEONS And 0 AN lIA.PAION I . 11.-Kleber & Bro., V 0.53 FIFTH ST., Sign of tho. Gold 9 4-074.)=1..., Boyl Vs A g 7:43 b q ." 8 AT 01! ra (N. • EtAttx kNaltlkteat'S end CLOOBOrI B and OE.lidN ea. Charhitte Blnme, NiANUFACTUBER and Dealer in Piano Tana' and Imrcater mold° and antler' Battu. NAILET B t. AlVd r On WlT=kl:Veklianttlf out Saloon ettactimotd.. LLB • ood K. . . - AGENCIES. D= V. LOOW to lISTIN LOOMIS it CO ,' llealere in 11..Proinissory sates, Bonds, Mortgages and al geenris ties in! Money, UMW loaned aztehoekg it short dates, srlth eralstsrsJ searrosties. NOTICI 4.151 D DRIFTS BO roar AND Palons desiring hams ran Is sacontinodsted on mesas able terms. and espitasists eso las tarnished with good, securitiss se rscaungratise visas. Also. stiendln U. , Ml° ranting sod leasing or nftl•Zststes Air Pffles No fig fourth se mg, abase 11 , te3,1 nergligliN Vann& Notary Public. nag_ W. F. M'ELROY. Real Estate and Intelligence Agent. 4 Pt No. . at* Strect,eititotralt, At. 10 A TTENDS to Selling and Renting of farms, bottom, lots, trill& to., Olt? Warrsaterboturitt sad .lilll2 an be hut to term and louden.. Women as. rants tor mks. Pc. Malmo strictly srictidod w . 4 terms modsrota. um-daftly P LED c.sscarr Blakely & Riehy, &BILL ESTATN BROKER,% earner oath uul .11E:laud:bus stmts. Pleabarga • P. limes. Utak=ls, f.nsom..,twolat Asa PRI oa commindaa. Laud Wainuits. INBA Banda z.gotUt.d. E. 7. 4 1.1 mato:Wan en. t. rabdtTid , . 2 tams and disposing orthaa. . Taro ressonsbia. aw 2 A. CARR tER & BRO., Agent - Penn eaa PCs ble.umrcemtanyorrtuateztteeir QAMITEL L. 111ARSBEELL, Secretary Citi- L. 3 sea'. lzumnnea Ciormaty, 94 inter stmt. M. GORDON, Secretary Western Ir_an . er.2.• 92 Water ealet. GMWENERCOFFIN, Agentlarronklin r d %VI = t r.. Ocimmay. stort.... , esst corner of Wcol PA. MADEIRA, Agent for Reitman Mn • tea bum-arkoe O,I=DSILT. 42 WirOM stmt. BAIsiK.ERS AND BRON.ERS GEO• E. ARNOLD & 00 BANXBItS. Escliange. Stock end Bill Brokers. 41IJRRI and Unearrent Money Bought ILL and Sold. Ma, bought and sold on cosnolls.ion. llnsloest Paper. Bands and Manaus% Mi. Con-0.t7 Rattrwed Honda parcbsse. and negottsted. Collection, Or: aptly attended to. non Office No 74 Fourth street. BANKING HOUSES 01 JOHN T. HOGG: CEDIPOIID FOIDI , OIID 00.. BOWERIOnT,. BOWERS= 0 V 11D 1:.,, MOUNT PLKABANT. WTMORX'J_, CONN ELLSVILLB. VAYWITIS CO. Penn. UNIONTOWN BsowNevutz. " NEW BRIGHTON, BRAVEM O O.. - Dn..its reaelval.,Dlnnanntannule. DM, hon.kkt. ~.i r• - ,. '. -•—• Bank Note,. and Spvtiet naught na . .. ~...I._ aOrataltßaX l a;1 1 .s! Bra 1 3 ifolel IMA M f' l 4M= 2'sll aria. scruou.ctions made on all th• anampatenits . thrmairilatat the Ilsated Btatmos. DRY GOODS. 1.1,:+1;1:6`a.a sri s :ifs Silks and • Owls gepe_sally, CLOAKS, TAT AI & SIIA' LS, F.IMnoIDERIES AND STAPLE GOODS, For Family ÜBe ~S okstansaaLly es.enclre aatortattte to all of the aorno . t r oa . w o Ce4= • d ta r v i vi . f t l i i =st 23. L 12022 tC2 ITrI2IC - 202-.C. L LETOSOIt 2CO E. TOII2. 4 A. MAON & CO., Whobnal.na Batail Dealers= 7=e7 and B=Dia Dry GO O 4l. riftb erect, Pirtatsys.b. 1 13,835 ATTORNEYS. 1 14,500 ROBT• ACKNIG-- T• Attorney at law and Solicitor of the BANE OF PiniBURGR den 50. 110. Fonith Ft, Pltistargh. 1 18,461 JOSEPH 8. it A. P. 110P33,1501.4 ;Attar- MAO. tr. LL s r• Oa. No: VI Yourtb runt. war :Wood. I 14,679 MISCELLANEOUS. 1 16,418 ALLEN NEEDLES 2 29,672 NO '23 E.01:711 WIIARV/9,1 33 13011TII WATER fit PHILADELPHIA, Wholesale Dealers it OILS, CANDLES, STARCH, lc C. A fall sounizematoa Azad to which Lae ateutloll uf dealers h respectfully aeked. rerfcsill No. T. 9 19 667 C All D—F AL L 18 56. Fourth Street Carla Store. W. D, & H. McOAI. 4 I,IIOIM. ST oartS Street, near wood. r r E ATTENTION OF FIIROLIASIIIIS is revoctfulty invited us our present Btoet,', seleeedltc tns (IA Z i nn irPelnG. rah and Tapestry In. Brttreels ani Taporry. Mina Grannie and EltaWßruesele. srper, .'. dicta and Low Extra arid Soper 13 Ply. Priced lumina • Best Itnported Extra Terllkd and Bautaek. Bell ead Stab . Oerpeta. Floor 011 Clothe: Trout to 24 toot venom ouantles and pricer. Table 011 Clang Prep& Printed and Emboesed Plemo and Table Corers, Canton and Cosa distill= Beare& Bova ..00r Mean Ste Rodr, Idst:Ean and Daub Carpets Lermtlan Blic de. with every vadat.; of lihruweneen and.Bnlf. Tiolland. an. an or ibteti will be odesed for sate at very moderato rates. IV. are also prepared to Itrnien , Benbasturee Cer JAMES _P. T &NNE R, No. 56 Wood 'Street, Pittsburgh, WIIOLESALE DEALER Iloots, Shoes, Bonnets, &el ' , Comas/lag arra of by Largest Stooks to . be found oEsst or West, exorsnalT adapts . ] to WESTERN SALES. IS CUSTOMERS AND COUNTRY MERCULNTS generally. ire tutted to all end em• am ea. Demo buying. übe to Wen:mina:ll4 yell at Swat Adm.= von Ckut. catriva.illts tavorabLa er,ltb lgastena Wire& Leavy. Calm Bruen and Netted nem and Itaoo2iNB =ohs:tared bare. and warrantl4. 0.7 Can end yakiopla Carefully Selected and ree L iico Great Bargains! . IN WATCHES & JEWELRY. IOHN W ROBERTS is now , - -..... Belling off bla apLontlid .mm or . ~. . FINE . WATOIIES, CLOCKS, 7. air& Floe Gold Jewelry _ ./g ) F, AND CHOICE FANCY GOODS. AT' 0 0 S ll,* To those vareballng .far out.. WatrJLi Way and Jewelry malted in spa. Nat manner, imelaOlt Lirdr-la. • le) Market atrbet. . J • ' DELAN NOT. • Ye who - Consider a fine head of flair WATUItE'S • GREATEST: ORNAMENT, IN but are It la t Ista aas -. • , • • SANDRIMS EMALI , TOMO; - 'width restores Um healthy couditLan Of Um atalta • anlaall halt . to grog on the bald, !Lai cheat* any tandem,: to ward" Its falltuir oat and bomatog tbbs. Mr liar evs at Martial:lml drtuttaata. sad br the tats prima% tietTll. araerr. two doors balm, BatithfLattlL - PAINTERS. LONG . & LANE, HOUSE AND :lON 1 " - n 10.P .4 eea d ) nj e j ti4L B T ZRZT ' All orders promptly attanded to. 016.8141 11 outeatad la swain lats. - ailarald EACH/01D BARD. - DEALER. Hides; Leather; 0.1 Aso SHOE FINDINGS, - - 215 'abort; Street, vrrourtom PA. WM. R. HOLMES & BRO. pORR and Beef Packera, and dealers =mar of Mar tet sad Pram! Nines. Pittstough• Po. Masonit Hall Cigar Store. F. ' vATJLEZNER, whx4 • to Ana adanDeaui hi • IMPORT MID DOEESTIC Cigait Tobacco & tpuff. ft=t-da., No: D. 2l"39,lSraritikat • - - STOVES! STOVESS _. aIHE most compiato swami:oloa of Cook ing. Parlor and cwalac rievEs to tn. inund in /Lt. gig l itr, at the U..' 01 .".."P ria 'S 5 . 1 . 1 "r` Attu Alf-tteld. * i _Paul kr* Inadlet. efueors. , ,,l_ ' ' I I'df. c , .....„,,, jleff. rulater l'. El - eitlnt _ ' I Cottau - — ito — , . ... f i zr[ePt i eTo l i —'---- 41 1aff rtratuifT Cl ' . ' . ' ' Sege:bee with eyerjruswer of outlet.* In IffitSi4 : r.i.... dark tiollor Wu*, U., 0611 at EfOn Cita , wo474ra Pot. Isderd maw*, Allegluter, *Well* . • *ea . QUI. W. . 1 SCOTT, • Dentist. Emartwetreet, ~..--„--,_ so • flu dun fart of Ilsatet. Ms tours rWii* - --•• rfaa 9 . US If - -- - ... ',. . Oar Product ,'-.•-•-• . _ ------ - , ...".DORK; 1050 tot - .re • '.. T.'
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