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L. HARPER, EDITOR' AND FPROPRIETOf.t. ".1
- P.I T T EVUM42I+II, .
MONDAY MORNRIG, 31:!LY24 1898.
•
,
DIMOIRJAVOIN,r O2 .9pirATION IS.
WENT.
'CASS
• top 4117cl:ft - Cot '
• '• • - • •
FOR VICE PRESIDENT, _
0 . BUTLER,:
•
OF KENzirarrizi.:: -
DEMOCRATIC. ELICeregLAIL-TiCKE'
RESATORIAL avecroaa.
• JlVltsai3t . ...Mount, of Clearfield.
D&VID D. NVAGLIttri, of Northampton. •
i . -•-- atrnmassractvic ELECTORS. • •
Army i, lisaaa, Phtladelpkia'dottty.•
ll,'%liort It. lisaass .• do- • : City. •
• • llT:4itaac Smrx. • .do • . County:
Rotrauron. - , do •••• do •
, • V. , JICCOB B. Year, Montgontr.ry .
)11...Bintiort &Mansur, Lebigh do
Vll:'Wamtsm W.-.Downntof Chester do ~
.VIII. flasair Hautimax, Lancaster . do
Serks • • .- do
- • Bauman S. 9MOONOVICI,2IIOOIOO do
• XL W. Swarca.Nn,•\Vycaptng •do
..XlL4oasit Ilagwerre,•Tsogo. , -;.. do
XIII. ,Joint C. Kixo, Clinton • do .4 ..
XIV. 'Soar; \Varrmax, Lebanon, do *!
XVI: Fagniancc . , do. ,
CpastVatz,.lituttiokdon do
A. Bract, Greene do
• XIX: ..6aoaos Bowzax, Bedford •do ..
3CX;;Iotu4 It.tr..ixsox, Beaver do -,
.XXL)3aostay.p.. Hiluvros,./Uleglieny do
xxn:Lw. ll,..Batis,Cralvtord do
Ivas, Potter., do
cas!zazt4,,Buder. do
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,.
''. •
Of Weittoteire/trul Canty' '
• , . FOR CONGRESS.
BLA.C;Ap
; • Voi.As•RMSLT,• - •
, • -iOHN J:MlTCllEL:_rinsbursh. •
JOHN S. HAMILTON.. do. • - • • • ,
•EDNI - UND BNONVDEN,; Allegheny.. .• • :
WILLIAM L. MILLER, Versailles. • .. -
EDWARD M'CORK .F Indiana.) - • • • .•
JOHN O'BillENf Lawrenceville. •
• , • comattssroszn, • . •::
3AhrES,NVALLACE,RaIdwin.: •
• ; r:' " • RICCORDICIL . •
DR,. JOHN ;POLL . 01I,' Elinton. •
!rd:Elde ovisac.covai,
' - • ' BEitfithifid•WlLSON,,Elizabedi.Roopih".:,
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IN'..T.BIS•ii.dPER. - THE LAMS - OF THE UNITED
STATE'S, IREA 17ES. RESOEUTIONS , OF •CON
. CARESS,:tf., 44. E PUBLISHED; $Y AUTHORITY.
.g . • Offitt.
•. •• _•
CORNER OF WOOD AND ENT!! STREETS.
' 'll7 - 11triiiig . added to . our .Establistiment, a splendid
StemmEoli , er Printing Machine, we, are prepared to.do
all kinds of Ne*spaper and Book work in style of un
surpa_ssed.beauty and neatness, and upon - the most rea
•
sotiable trims. .We respectfully solicit . 'the patrottage'of
the public in'this line of our business. • •
-•- Er T ddrentnes ow requested iohand thri!forors 6*re
4 o'eack,.P. l'airmuit be eomprie4 with, vi Ordir ID in•
an iniirrion:' W7trhitiSteresibleori make hour would
. •
IF,. tC . CARR, Vnitta-Stutes Newaparter 4geney
Sum:Butldings,N: E. antics of Third and Met streets,.
and 4MI North Fourth Streot=isouronly authorised Agent
•:' " •
wb, •
• . .
Meeting of the Comity Committee.,
"The, Democ=tie County Cmmittee of Correepon
-... • denie are requested4n.meei on Wednesday the 26th
inat at I I Wetnek.; at the St. • Clair Hotel, formerly,
Washipgton Hotel: S.II. S. INIAGRAW,
- ' • . .Chairman.
Andy Patterson, ergo,
• -J. Coyle,. . - It. Donnaldenn, • ' •••
• : Jas. Cunningham, • Thna. Donuel!y, •
John D . . , J. K. Moorhead, . , •
. . John Birmingham, • .T. Farley, . ;
Jae.,Cooper, - • .:.Thos. 9: - Hari,. • . •
-• EL fkirKlheney,;- - _ Stewart,:' • '
J. C. Dune, - • • . •
Jae; C:lferdn,":• • - .Wm.
Jae.
.Wartmej •
J. B. gathrte, - : ' 8:4%70t,
• " A. CarglzhOie Kerr,— •
••••,. Tohn Layton,. :
•
• • •
S ArtlyAZ Or t 1,11. BUciire. ' . 4‘
C~n r SON Buzisn, the Detr.st;cratie Candidate
for Vit.cjyttildOtianired:in city , lag night; and;
took lOdgitigiidike . ,Vonouattliela House. He' wil l
leayktga l inorn(pit it 8 o!ctock, for Washington city : ,
Oar tit generallYlYlll regret that he could not
rtimain , Jonger with •'.13. ' "
ittlannfitcturing Company 'of
gaFilt4_►l4oll!".".ott of tho oldest in the State—has
• rOcently, &Bear.. iThe amount oG itsLliabiLities is no'
.
•The.cansopai4, sibikny.
erhis*bille:timotipt-On deposit in this intrtitotion,
.
,in the State, is said to
6.titt1i44399,000 which was deposited as follows:—:
"Siii*OrGenevar * $76,000
. . ..... . .
• •'. 30, 000
• irkiyipault, (Conn .
30,000
• I PillPiAbtfrg 13anic;$ . • 25 , 400
LOwll l Conn ty. pooh,:
The mites ariiqnoted 454ets fat; *
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, ;
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!•-,l4lsplnt Itt.:V.lstosesatts 46 , 1roungspnim:
• YFjro,l?o..theti.e*!4!.4:l•
iminstlo4 Mount Bt . Vinceoa heads*, on laet
Wedsppitaxpttlia ir#llooly_gratified it the amnia.
' •.tsuldettOeixisf,imppovement manifested - by
ihe,yanagintlimnOcepn care of the iteellent Sia.
tire have..elnage of the Institution,.
• krrioltitudu of Our.:.Pittaburgh friends, and many
OthersTritis iiplinittiluttcavere present, and all ap
peared-folio &gotta With - die exercises. Indeed,
we congrattilifiNiedfrieltig tgaliiicipyr upon the
. .
rapid`•advancemeat, wbieb thii exe.el I ent academy
has made withinthe pail two, op .three years to its
prettent high flouriabing 'condition; and'rosny confi
dently assert that no similar. institution in the Cotni
ly ittr!tkstitt! superior advantagee to those , of Blount
*X1440.00;: •
Tlipataadamy inn Isige and spacious three story
hileillaithdf4,ln.irtinditnt. style: yiri Were contiuc
ntiatimettis by the polite
attention of Sintexidtriii, , from the kitiben to the
largealt a - exammatsdos,. and
_•• *"
ji4K2 -tfj ?
t4y,eq7 step f9:9s l fir# l #! P(rtE*Jga t, - J , P d
diukiVioyji segan'Act,theAti-
JOcaiieinlo..the.buildiliidi7=tivatatlti upon. u - cool sod .
60;q11100:0a; ishott. distance friiin. the W'ria
orrio44,ltrlittfiesoitOridge, and commands ' fromits
prospect 'Of beautiful
.awkstlyttllkeittiisei4,ej;:•,"l"o one Nina haislOng heen '
stmosphere,uthieh,en
nad whose eye has been"
walls, the,
.„„.....OlierhiSkilitelike around the Lon vent is Co up;
9.tWalget;:innyViiitikOlisktlivitrtifl4o proaliO:fj*lnch:
• -eitintintiernidtitni.vv•lotieatinkoh the eyks , llr!
're An‘iiiit.-Paintlyylt,Wir; a, tiniata.
•'or gualtitiiifratartitt•Olia'yonkti.
'• • •••••-•••:: .; ;•• . I
(if fo'sl6itenie •
.!--
- ..,....nftee-the,cancloalon:ittthe.Fierei ses, : the
PA - 1 1 'if;'-! 6 -t4A# li ,i# l-. .g# 4ll4.oo ..P iliKiiiit
down fa n :sumptuous trepnCt~ - . the
hb . i 4 o l i'* .i io .'' o'. l o 44 o i9Ak.:*/.b°
; utritaareajoyment• prevs il ed; ;rind In theristilee o f
delighted:' the 'joy of and ...th e
;war* Congistal itions , theilo,' lialpinesiappear•
tho:ascendantof the 'hoe ' •••••• - 1, •
paitea
warned visitots ter tleii!irti
c"nr 3, ; l °
which
• 1 - 00! tit t• " 11 .0;*iirti. De- ide.ee L
•
re44(*t4e - as comtlistablirlis - intinidtieitire;antl
• thninorruag, ticreaftlayttliAlotnlinsgligkrest
front the latfoiTi to'
,tfin Iron city,..vith many ploasaot ' reeolleglions-.of
Vincent and
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• T:'.'-The Tariff of 1840. re
.
The Wton correspondent of thellidtienire,-
04.
San, ritt4ll,lll4 4 •Stede
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Much valuable in mar e told% the:teal/TM, of
the Tariff of 046,14hiCit,vre Or/ bogow. i t Thefarig,
;thud irni`al s ;in thelipiations 4(46'
most wise and salutary measure, are truly gratifyilt .
and fully demonstrate' the wisdom of the present`.
head ef•the -Treasury Department, - the efficiency of
the general administration'; and the justice of that
reliance which ie so confidently placed by the people
upon Democratic statesmen . • ' -
Comparative. View ertie.Dertipts had. VIZ tr. Treasury
under the. Tariff) of 18C tincll6tB." - I
The tariff '41f3842 commenned3olk4u2u sl . l .9 2
Rec'edarg'34 qr 4•11342; " '80,291,659 , 18:." '
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Dedllnly dttAtigl2j3t,i• 4487,772,79... .7 -
• r.. . .."... 132 1 093 1 886 'W
ReCeiPiidurl 4th nr••1842, . : 3,927,137 81
" ." • • let • a 4643, • 2,810,904.1 8
: . .. ... ; • . • • L.. 4,100,039 75
• ..... . • • x. 0,132,27200
"• . 4th " • " 3,&71;993.47
'4. Ain •":-:1844, .• 7,675,360 40
•••• , 1 241 a=• " • 8,493,933 99
••.'ss .3d ". • ' ' ' . 10,372,718 04
• ' 4th ".. " ' 4,07,445 15
- :".71 , let .s-. 71845,••• • ' .8,325,558 83
91 4 U.: :••••*.• • 8,V01,390 88
": ad • " • •-• • .. . 6,861,932 14
•';"•• • • • 4,t92,790 77
4•4711 , 4 141 : ...... 7,357,192 51
• ;0.24 . 6,300,762 45
.". ..... 0, 1 53,524 as
',4lo!etai,tid,.v.•,•; • 2,427,481,48
'.. . 13102073P 7 . 418
ghtlnio Tre . usury; urin
44 t g. its
operation, per mouth, . $ 2, d 001 , at!.
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The ToriiToi.lB4B, enrumeneed lat Deer. 1844.
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Reels d'g 4th qr.MO, ' £3.641 , 192 in i. • ;
Dedl Oct. di. Diiiv. 1640, . 2,427,48148 e 1 .. ~.
. ' • . • : —'','—',213,730 .74
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Ist qr. 1917, 8,19,041:48
wi _
~ . . ,„; I ' 0,13,601 39
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2d ‘c ' , . 11,100,t.5 , 741
4111' ".. .'' ••• i ' 5,37 9 , 142 74
. - . Ist , 0 .1848,•• • -.. ..... ,•.• . . ... : . ..0,3g3F : 02 92
The TaxitTof 1840 brought into . .the Treasury during its
operation thus Car, per month, . .. 52,581,602
. 49
Substmet monthly receipts, under, turitTol . .
1842,
2,881;441 31
Receipts
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excess of monthly receipts ifi favor of revenuo. tariff of
1846 : over the protective•tariff of 1642. .• • • •
Seaway Evans,.the•oraele of che advocates of protee.
tion, and the financier generator the opponents of bat
in the Senate; in a speech 'pronounced by Daniel Web
ster and others tole untuutwerablet, made the prophecy.
that the reeeipti under the tariff of 1846, would not reach
518,000,000.* Mr. Walkcr 'estimates for the fiscal year,
531,000,000, Even hit satigulao-anticipations will be
more than realised. The recembi will • amount to over
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Niles , Register; of .ekugrutt .15th, 1803, con • ins
the following paragraph, copied 60133 the Browns
ville (Pa.) Telegraph : • •••
a Arrived at this port, on Monday last, thesteam
boat Enterprise, Skriere, of Bridgeport, from New
Orleans, in . ballast, bating discharged her ballast at
Pittsburg: She is the Grst steamboat that ever made
the voyage to the mouth of the Mississippi and
bast. She'made the voyage from N. 0. to this port
in 54 days, 20 days of which wore employed in load
ing and unloading freight at different towns on the
Mississippi and Ohio . ; . ..so that she i'33 only thirty
forir days in active service, in making her voyage,
which our readers will remember must be made
against powerful currents, and is upwards of 2200
miles in length. I , - • •
"71nce it was declared that the Great West could
neves becenxi ostensively engaged in commereil
But`.W idt. wonderful improvements in our rivere----
whationg.lines of,cotili—wluit • censtantly inescas
•
ing - rall4oad name]) ication ;-Tatid; above all; what
•. .• •
an immense fleet of steam botitegnOing upon every
streaso„give promise wf the - greatness to which the
West may yet attain I - •
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• ` From the Baltimore Sup.
Beautiful Vault Management.
Wseamo To Tim TzoiLE.-'=The examhaation of
Nfessrii:White . andikreMullen into the affairs of the
Canal Bank, Albany, N. Y., has disclosed more tor.
'ruption than the public could have anticipated. The
books of the bank are in utter confusion; but the ex
aminers have ascertained that the bills of the Bank
in circulation, unredeemed and 'unpaid, amount to
about onehundred and eighty nine thouund dollars;
thatthe Lank is indebted•to individuals, for deposits,
above fifty thotitand dollars and to the State of New
York about sixty.thre`e Ilion:and dollars. They
found so the Bank the ' sum of eleven hundred and
two dollars in coin, and in good current bank bills
tot exceeding ten or fifteen dollar., besides some
'worthless, or almost worthless United States Bank
tills,'of the nominal amount of two hundred end ten I
dollars: The above constitutes all the assets of the
:bank, except their real estate and stocks, and debts
due them—the amount of which has not been aster.
Wiled, owing to the confusion of the books. The
examiners proceed to say this : •
"They are fully satisfied that the assets of said
bank will not be sufficient to pay their debts and De
bilities, independent of the original stock paid in,
and deponents further say that it appears satisfacto
ry to them, from the Looks and papers of said brink,
that more than one half of the amount of theespital
stock of said bank bas,been loaned to, and is now
duo and owing from Di rectors; of . Laid. Bank. And
further, that the late Teller of said Bank, according
to his own testimony before deponents taken, has
been in the habit of making largo loans to many in
dividuals upon his own responsibility and without the
knowledge or authority, or consent of the Directors;
but, as be testifies,with the knowledge and sanction
of the Cashier. That such loans now , due and un
paid, amount, according to deponent's understand
ing, and the best knowledge asderived from the said
Teller's testimony, together with the books and
vouchers,
to at least twenty.five thriuund dellarii.
That said amounts have been loaned princiPally,and
almost or quite entirely, without any notes; en
dorsers, or sureties, but upon simple memorandum
checks, post dated, and months to run. - That the
said amounts, and other largo amounts have , been;
uniformly counted as cash, in making the statements
of the affairs of said Bank, and in calculation! for
and making their semi-annual . dividends. And it
further appears that. Edwin Croswell, one of the
rectors of said*Bank, (~indebted to said Bank abriui
seventy.five thousand dollars, and that John Loyes .
Paige, ono of said Directors, is indebted to said'
Bank for About fif thousand' dollars, for money*
loaned'him by sai dßank, as President of a Glass
Company in the City of Albany, about tho solvent,
of which Glass Company, deponents have no satis
factory knowledge."
,The Evening Journal lays of the banks— •
"Other banks with which it bad dealings, suffer
severely, vertlittle if anything more can be realized.
from the auets of the bank than will be sufficient to ;
redeem its circulating metes. The Canal - Bank buil
hing been a depository for the Canal Tolls collected
its'Albany. The amount now there execedsl9o,-
000,• which, fortunately,. is 'much less' th an it halt
usually, held . Ira: addition to the liability of the
Bank, the Comptroller held' the bond of the Presi
dentof the:Bank ,and two of its Directors, who, in
executing-thebond, made an affidavit that they rwere
worth sloo,ooo.overAll their indebtedness." •
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_Statistics of mi/Vestern• Population.
at Ohio welcomed• the first riennaneet settlers in
.788 j- now, in 1844, it, is occupied by 1,732,000
peopples :. „
lifichtgan, which the attention of emigrants was'
turned toy-twelve or fourteen - , years ago, now has
loopoo people, • • •
- indiaita; admitted into the Ilnion in 18 4 16;lias IC. ,
edged n population o f more than half a million in
30‘Icars, said now number& more than 000,000 in-)
.habitants. .1 • , •
Illinois was Organized ,
separate territory in 1810,:'
'arid entered the Union as a .Suite in 1818: • Foim
that date, its pope! bi ns tvebled every ten' yours, Sill
the last census, a nd last.6Ve -years has riven'
kk0m.477,009.t0 700,000.
1-.'._Nissouri, which in 1810 had.only.2o,Boo
now has 600,000, hayingtecreasediitty per cent: in
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Yea!!!...:-; , - • •
.rottio setieldy hea rd of at the.east tea yiari
ego, and it. is. hist fourteen since the•only whitedtH
•habitants, nortli•Of 'the -Mitniouri line,'wero Slavin.;
traders: ?blare 'than ',j00,000 'now , make that
. frioinriful,liind their home;, 60;130; of whom have .
gone in during tholast four yeare.-.. - ~ . !
Wistonsin was'organized ten•yeers'ago; the mar=
.shkle are now taking the censts, froballie
eat apiearances o the pciPUllitiOn'iri)l,jniiy tiut'
`ROM 150;000; be ing_ incioalie of one Aundrai !flew;
landla five years... One portion of. the territory; 33,
17111ftby 30, which, ten years ago, wealth unbroken
~rildiriie a, ;:ifittibers 370300 - itibpbittintas'and
the emigration to that portion of thei../est is greatin
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Allan ever,. 4 • .
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, . LOtle(lEiSidnesses.
Smill -- icts of kindness!! how pleasant and desira
ble'diPthey.make fife !. • Every dark object is made
light,by-ibepii.Unatiflierrtear; Of sorrow is brushed
iwayCr. When. tho hedrl,l4 Sad, &rid ilesnotkeney sits
at the entrance of the soul, a trifling k,indffess drives
;de air , away.,„ and makes the path of Mb cheerful •
and pleaaaot. ' 'Who will refuse altind act 1 hangs
the'giver nothing, but is invaluab le to the sad and
sorrowing. : .,H raises' from` raillery and degradation,
"and throws'arOVnit the - Soul 'those: hal In Wed j oysthat
Were lost in.litirsdiSe:: • . j
SuprErt: • On Monday.eveulng nett a Sdppet will
be giveh'tia - thti;lfiliermi - GrOend in the Emmett
Hotel. We.consideYit .only• necessary to say that
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Mr. Sweelicy.will'pros* over the festival. 14 Wil l
affair. -
M. be a pleasant ir. ,
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t': ;- C pondenee of the Moinl4 - Post
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Ftligu,'NX 18 thr 1 .! 348 ,4 4'
..- lffr. Editor i,Asithe Whigititfe tint defy ;Paring
their criticism of Gps.. Cash , pbblidlind private char=
otter, with your pottuiislisp,l Will Make.ia feat re=
'Marks in regard hi Gett. , Tayler•aziitit ome ow so.'
blee. i; '-- -; I
Although we areviiiiid.of him as a mailer man,
and proud-of his distidguieled services in t e field,
yet.we are not to - be blinded by this milita glitter,
when designing politiciana r by meane o this light
alone, endeavor to tweet lint. upon it al listater-.'
man. He is known to be verY deficien in The latter'
respect—has acknowledged it himsel . Then why
do the party insist : upon; thrusting im upon the
American people - an the exponent a administrator
of matters in, hich he is not at alle versants The,
answer 'is :Win a nutthell. Th ; incase -of his
election, (a la Harrison) intend to arround him with
i a cabinet who will be the riding ewer; therefore,
the less knowledge he may have he better, so long
as he is only pliable. But in this hey "reckon with
out their host," in regard to old ch. He is noted
for an extraordinary developme t of that organ de
nominated firmness by phrenol gists; an'over por
t
don of which, according to the acience, ,, produces
what in homely pbmseology is Bed cratudds; ,, and
should old Zach once get th "stuilds ,, on their -
, hands, all the Critteedons, Ea nge and Corwin, in
Christendom would not move im from his purpose.
He is alma man ,of strong. p ejudices ; 'anti which
prejudices are•ot a:radical, uthern type: As an•
.. West:attain of this I will "st ate thatit is well known
'; out hero on the Western f ro 'er that while 'holding
':
the command of,veriaue mai riposte in this quer
: ter, some years since; fielwa not sp a ring in , express ,
sing his repugnance to nor ern men and northern
views. Knowing but little of state policy, his noi
tions were all in regard t military matters, and
mostly in that line there w e eipressed. To show,
that this SoOthern feeling as not confined to pri
vate convenistioes, I will to that he gave the fol
lowing roast at it public cc bratloti at Fort Howard,
Wiscoisin't ' ‘ t %o more fie d officers Narth of Mason
and Dickson's .11ine.” A fine compliment this to
' northern chi'vairy !. No man born and living north
Ira
of Mason and - Diton 7 e line-worthy to hold a colonel's
commission in the army , f ooth ! • What would our
gallant northern voluntee say to this 1 And now,
Mr. Editor, should any o your Federal Whig con
temporaries call this a eon, lee, just refer them
to Mr. Edward Biddle Mackinaw, a reletion of
cii
the great deceased Whi financier—a , highly re
spectable man , and there gtrgoing "
Whig as there is
in the State oeMichigan.
I heard ri , ;Whlg say the t otherday that Gen. Tay
lor was '
not sufficiently retarded for hie services by
the administration; that it e Whigs intend to place
' him in the .Presidential - crair as hisproper reward ;
l it,
(and yet ;:sis - very Whig d bounced Gen. Taylor as
unworthy; previous to th nomination.) What a
truth t—ho de
burlesque uponsirous to;sugar their
sinister motives over, that ey Xnay be palatable to
the - mass of the people. Ntit eefficiently rewarded,
indeed!. 'Look at the truth I—a colonel of infantry,
\
numbering fi ve on the get,* promoted to:a Meier
General in the short space ci ino months—jumping
his four senior colonels, and kipping the entire list
of Brigadier Generals ;to say °thing of many other
matters of compliment. The look at the other side
of the picture, and see whit t e Whigs were at all
this while, and what are thci true motives now.
They denounced the war that ade him in no uw ,
measured terms -they threaten l to withhold sup
plies and reinforcements for hishoops—treasonably
- sympathized with the enemy he was fighting, and
\ n,
said, sl they were Mexicans, they, ilk bloody hands,
tcpuld welcwr.e him and his gallant iltliarmyto.tos
pitablegrares, etc:, etc:, and now eiire to use ,fila
le
hard-earned laurels in this very for base petit
\
kat purposes—tri make political ca ridges of these
cry laurels-;-to fire at the patty wh had sustained
him and - mute him. •0, consistency ! ion art a jeve
cl in menyinstances, but in the buds. the Federal
Whigs thou art ktrirkster. '
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• Ili s rank aii Brigadier General was only iy Brevet.
I 'Facts for Politici an s..'
Singular; features in,the:Presidential de ion for
the past three terms: -In 1836 the Demers, 'e elec
toral votesmas IG9—Whig 106; in 1844 the erne
cratie electoral Vote was 170--Whig 105; in 1010 the
1 4 1
Whig vote'was 2)0, or just 'double that of 1'344
• Nine States have invariable given a Whig sole a
ral vote; eight States have invariably given a D 43 vt
cratic vote; four States have voted twice Whig and,
once Democrat,fiee States have voted twice Demo.
crat and once Whig. - '
The following are the nine States which have in
variably-anted the Whig ticket: Massachusetts, Rhoda
Island, Vermont, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland - ,
Tennesseans's! Ohba:• . • ..: ?'..' ' - " - ' 4
Democratic State's; • New liampshire, 'l'itginla,
South Carolina, Illinois. Alabama, Missouri, Arkan
sas and Michigan. -
The following four States have voted twice - Whig
and soca Democrat: Georgia, Coonocticut, Indiana
and North Carolina.' '
The following /ire Statco'have voted twice Demo
[ crat and once Whig: Maine, New York, Pennsylva
-1 nia, Louisiana and Mississippi.
• •:• Progress of the Soul. • I
We wonder, indeed, when we aretold that one
day' we shall be al the angels of God.. I apprehend
that as great a wonder has been realized already on
the earth. .1 apprehend that. the distance between
the mind of Newton and a Hottenton, may have been ,
as great - as between Newton and an angel. Thera
is another view. still more striking. This Newton,.
whelifted his calm, sublime eye to the heavens, and
read, among the planets and'the stars, the great law
of the material universe, was, forty or fifty years be
fore, en infant, - witlinut - -ene clear perception, and
unable to distinguish his nurse's arm from the pillow
on which ho slept. Howard, too, who, under the
• streogth of an all•sacrificiog benevolence, explored
• . the depth of human suffering, was, forty or. fifty
years before, an infant, wholly absorbed in himself,
gmsping!at all ho saw, and - :amnia breaking his lit
. tleheart - with fits
.of passion - when the idlest toy . was
Withheld. .Has not man already traversed as widen
space as!separates him from angels? - • •
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.It le none oryour blisluess.
We criuld wish that every perking, inquisitive,
miseliiefmaking old maid,or "benign cerulean" of
kindred propeneitives, would oblige us, and benefit
themselves, by' reading the accompanying anecdote
"tacked'on" ton business letter just received from
"down esat".c . -7"A calm, blue eyed, sel(composed
and Welfpoliissed young lady in thisvillage receiv
ed a long calf the other day from a prying old . spin
ster, who slier prolonging her stay beyond even her
own conception of the young lady. endurance, came
to the main question which had brought her thither.
"I've been asking a.great many times if you was eri
gaged to Dr. C—. Now 'if folks enquire again
whether you be or not, what shall I tell 'em I
think?" "Tell there"?' answered the young lady,
fixing her calm' blue eyes in unblinking steadiness
upon the inquisitive features of her interrogator,
"tell them that you think you don't know, and that
you aro sure it is none of your business!' "
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French Shepherds. . •
- In my last paper I alluded to the humane treat
ment ofeheep by French:shepherds, who thus induce
their flocks to follo , k them to, and from pasture, in
stead of driiing and alarming them by dogs, as is
done in England. I have. since been informed how
this is effected. The shepherd brings up two or three
lambs by hand, whiih, by following him ever after
wards when called, cause the whole flock to do the
same. But the shepherd , s perpetual call upon these
proteges of his, inducea the flock to move when they
hear his vbice; and to pedrons to whom such scenes
of rural imagery are not devoid of interest, it- is' a
very gratifying sled. This, t 00,16 Classical. Still
us, in his " Theibiad, ,, , compares the parental' care
'and military vigilance of the Grecian general; Eteo
cles, to a shepherd leading, out hie sheep from the
fold; and Homer illustrates the joy which Epees die
' plays on viewing the. discipline of his troops, by
that of a shepherd,. 'on seeing his flock in geed
plight, as lie LEADS them to water.
, . • Fir the Morning Post.
Vol.. Witilol9lcCaltdiesis!
' BlitoliAnens:—.-As the People or this Common
wealth will soon he called upon, again to choose . a
chierifitecutiv&officer, in. place of our late hdnOred
governkr,and as the choice , Or the Democracy' will
no deuht ' be intimated by a Sate Convention; I take
great; pleasure in naming, in connexion with this of
our highly esteemed, popular, and most talent
ed 'fellow citizen,- Col.' W1L961 McCartottis— In
'submitting bis name to tke PeOple, I feel confident
that none can be presented with higher claims •to
their support, from his estimable character as a man,
as well as bin intimate acquaintance with therpublie
business. generally. Of this you may rest assured,
that he will go into the Coilvention, with a power
ful support in PeineYlvania,atid portions of the East
have already spoken _ out in hie favor. UNO.
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fp" - Ttrit Itirstrir:—The Olosiumlan. • or• All-
Healing Balsam is ettll.performingwonders, No other
medicine has done so much to alleviate the inifferings of
our fellow-citizens as this.' No• remedy has evor been
known 'to cureAsthnur %Marisa much certainty and so ef
fectually amhis Balsam: A large proportion, of the di.-
, eases of the United States are those affecting the Lunge,
Tbtoist, Liver; or Stomach, and for such this medicine is
peculiarly adapted. The proprietor defies the world to
produce its equitl. Dr. Sherman; the sole propyietor and
manufacturer, would urge upon all the necessity of pro
curing the Genuine, and not be put off with any . imitation
aril, or with any other medicine. So great is its reputa
tion, that the unprincipled unblushingly attempt to pass
off their worthless mixtures, hoping to share in the ad
vantages' of the proprietor's labors and expenditures,
when:they have. not the energy or ability to get up and
establiib any thing themselves.
Forisale by WM. JACKSON, No. S 9 Liberty street, bead
of Wood, Pitts.burgh.
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Ms wisp gdtheri ntoitkl, city, in De
003fiti,; liftrdkilte kip° 4be'pg mustered into
therigAiee`oritie(i • Ciiimirj - Ahe folleu;ittic notice ap
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geared in the local column of the Poet-r"
The best leeking man in the Duquesne Greys is
Fe.ancis Varnivrce, Jr., or Brooklyn, IC Y. We
say this in no disparagement to the other members.
We i.fgrqt that he Mu Ise other peat - than yriist,eirot
he has courate'and - capaCity to: command'a Bee.
I meet. May his friends soon hear or his promotion.
We had the pleesure,otan asipaalittance with the
subject of this item; and we rieveralutll forget a lit
tle Beene thaVoceiirrdd'lonia Morhitig la c eront of his
boarding house, on Third street, (Varneeial He
hailed us, and in great agitation remarked : I liept
but little last. night;.you orsome other printer left
word in here that a Treaty of Peace had been con
cluded„ and that the war was ended. I:came from
my home here to get into a company, and I do hope
I may not be deprived of the excitements of the,
campaign. I want to learn-what it . is to,.fear. One
battle will do for me; and then to'
come home, end endeavor to be contaatait.t We
' quote his words as nearly as we reco!leo:' The "I
mor of Peace was false ;.the company, wall ;know,
laftfor the war; and a few days ego a fragment of it
returned with the decayed remains of our enthusias
tic friend.' On- Friday last the body, of
,Fearrcta,
VANDYKE; Jr., was placed in the Cemetery, its last
earthly reeling 'place. He .was killetynt Puebla,
while gallantly:fighting With his coriatiiaimis in arms.
1/1-flattEellE - GREY'S MOIR Ulf ram AU° eLETIO - N.-- by o
infer from .the- annexed proceedings, that the old
members 'of the Duquesne Grays are in earnest in
their efforts to erect a suitable monument to tie
memory of those of the,comparly wbo,Wera elain in .
Melia; and it will a grand pile when finished if
the hopes of the movers are to be fully realized.
The following proceedings were handed to us for
publication by the Secretary:—
At a meeting of the old members ofthe Duquesne
Grays held At the office of C. B. Scully, Esq. on. Fri
day evening the 2lit instant, for the purpose of &rul
ing a Monumental Association, for the erection of a
monument to their departed friends who fell in Me*.
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IL A. SAMPSON Req., was called to tho chair, P
W. Recces Secretary.
'On motion
'Re olrei, That the autociation he called the Du
qiicano Monumental Asiociatlon.'
The,follawing gentlemen weie,then elected otrL
core.
,President—Dr. 3.11: lit'Clintoclr.
Vice Presiden ts—Eckles Robinson,•C. U.Pautsni.
Seeretdries—J. T. Whitten, David Campbeli.•
Treasurer—J. B. Murry, F-vq. ' • . •
Adjourned to meet at this place on Tuesday, the
25th int' at ineclock..'
'Friday night, about
O'clor.kabo dwelling of Mr. Sample, of the Ninth
Ward,;*ail catered by some person who bid ziO'
eines, to he there. Ho-walked thraugh the rooms
!cry cautiously, but happening to run igainit a cra
dle, made sufficient noise to arouse a:young boy:who
ivasideoping on the floor io the room. Tho, fellow
made his escape through the door, which be had lel
open. We understand that.a persort ii suspected of
haring committed they sleq; but no sofTicient erg
dence appearing, said. , -
There was, on Friday night, a grand entrée
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into a housein the Seventh Ward, qccupied
Elder, and seven dollars were taken:
Another house adjoining was also entered by the
game fellow, doubtle99l.but no booty wa9 obtained.
The perpetrator is not known.
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MED.-4n this city,7on Saturday morning, Mr.
Wttuau P/11:111PS, a nadir° of Ireland, aged about
- SO years.' The 4Jecened cam of our oldest cit•
liens, and was highly esteemed by all who enjoyed.
the pleasure of his acquaintance. - Ho was the fah- .
er of Richard and Thomas Phillips, who wore
the eilitorcof iho American Manufacturer, in this
I city, for many years. His reaming were yesterday
!interred in the Catholic burying ground, attended,
by a large concourse of friends and : citizens. /
Sractr.—Wc hare been requested scrieral
times to call attention to the sad condition or High
street. An empty dray cannot pus through it with
out difficulty. We understand that the whole fault
is with Mr. Thompson, the Street Commissioner. The
neighbors charge him with neglect of duty. Let
him answer:
GLAD OF R.—The unfortunate young woman no• -
ticcd a row days ago, has been diicharged by tho
Mayor, as no one appeared against hor. The miss
ing money has not been found. Bat it might have
escaped in a thousand ways, and she know nothing
about it.
A teed, .
The undersigned, soldiers belonging to the Mary
land and District of Columbia Regiment, desire, in
this place, to express our feelings of regsrd and
good will towards the citizens of Pittsburgh,
„for
their universal kindness extended to us while so
journing hero. The most of as beidg strangers, feel
it the more becoming in us to show this sentiment of
respect to them, which, had we arrived among our
trionds, the greeting and cordiality we received could
not have been so unexpected. In the whole time of
our intercourse with the denizene - el Pittsburgh, we
acknowledge that we have had besto wed on us hon
ors, courtesies and friendship; which we shall ever
remember. Having served their interests abroad as
faithfully as the proud position of our beloved coun
try could demand, we Owe been fully awarded is
the extension of their approbation in our conduct
when engaged in times which w try mews souls."
We cannot omit, however, more particularly to men
tion the manifest attention shown in all our wants,
by the proprietor of a public house, Mr. Andrew
Cross, who on all occasions saw to the well man
agement of the sick b - as well as to the necessities of
all the soldiers who w e re in good' health.
Sergt..7. WAlOver, Sergt.'ll( H. Nalley,
• Corp'. J. W. Jackson, Wm. J.Gatesi .
• Joseph Howe, J. W. HAITI,
Nicholas Watkins, J. S. Gallaher, •
Wm. Carroll, ' Charles H. Tacker,'
Jiihn Lannon, Robert Coe, •
• John Jordan.
• DIEDI. ;
•
On Entordcw CcenWg last in the 57th year of .his age,
Mr. SAmcgt. Wmumr,of AllegbenY
c
The friends of the family are regac i s t ted to rittond the
funeralwhich will start from the residence on E o o l ttln a so t q
street-near Blaclistock's factory, reside cterer)
On Saturday, 23d, at CI A.51,,,51.5 . .c..MeDottm.o, con
. .
.*:.rt of Wm. McDonald.
The fimeridwill take place fro* • 'CF.— t hi s
head of Enos street, above Webster, rt• • u clock - ,
Morning. •
•
ID nplper.—A SUPPER-gin to:the !rapt
Gunt.vs; on iraitesdav ironing, the 2dth inst,,
Tickets ran be obtained from ;Johd: C onnick, Thomas
Carr, - John Savage; Neil' Weas!er, Win: Thoinp-
•
Ip -- Il
.
lasoulo Notlete...TheVaerabera 'oUthe'ida
sotneFruternity arc directed it:infect aCibe Halt:of sine
glieny City Lodge (over the Post Office,) at 2 o'clock e,...1.
to attend the funend orStWanntir. lly order of_ ,,
• jy24:A. L. 5848. S. ftlelOraxv, R.:W. D..P..G.1111:.
• ID -- Goodson & Clark,•ofltencorue; Ohio, November
Zhl, 1846, sent a letter to Dr. O. o..Vaughrt.the proprietor
of the celebrated I.ithontriptie Mixture, the Great Amor
lean, Remedy, with a statemena that in the vicinity of
Ohio where they do balances, dye article has had matte
cedented sales. Nothing like •it has i ever. appeared.
Peofae,'resott to it for all complaints, and lut effect is al
ways good. Old c tuies,. which: have Puttied the skill
of medical men, haie yielded to it, and, the faculty ate
using it in, their practice. A Large number of medical
men are agents for its sale—a atrong.prooot the great
virtues of the article. Call ors • Ageate, in our paper,
whose names are to be found ? atider;Oreett4trterican
Remedy, and get a Pamphlet. •
Agents in Pittsburgh, lisys&litiocx*e.v, Nol.ll.iberty
et., near Canal . Basin. . . Jyl.4
117' Dn. Wa.t.san's Vassar a lady
living near Pittsburgh (at the Damson) suites to us that
a child in the family had been afflicted rvittivronns along
time, until the•health of the child had become very much
impaired. They had tried =vatial/1i things without any
permanent benefit being derived." She finally tried a
bottle of Dr. Willard's Verrnifuge, !which brought away
an immense mass of worms,
." cut and " entirely used
tip." • Since , that period, shefurther says, the health of the
child has improved rapidly, =di, now Aiitirrly weU.
Titie
Vertnifuge always does "use up worms'? Try it.
• These medicines, prepared and sold•by the proprietors,
A. W. Brockway & Co., No 2, Commercial Row, Liberty
street, Pittsburgh, to whom all leuens 'for agencies or o
ther business must be addressed. Sold also byJ. Schoen
maker & Co., Ogden St. Snowden; Joef. Mohler, IL F..
Sellers, F. L. Snowden, John P. Scott,.t. P. Cruisel, James
A.Jones, John liars, Spaulding & Kneeland, and W.
Jackson.
• Abe : by Elliott 3c Beekam, and D.
M=E=Eilii
MEE
=OM
lin
DrarEnn . ..—This complaint, tilbiothera;,l llll ,
be tm ed to *nynupt humors, . The. gaatrie
peenli coa thoitomach,when.iiecreteditompaft olormly Is
defien t ilfthOse wandecfal solvent properties whicbaie.
stitsse dal t6:6lgektiOn ;••coftsequently, the: food i fs - not.
proterl dissolved ttkihe irtomtinh, the body)s)aot'aiita• '
bly-no eijOhe ligwels;:becorixo constipated, ritt&W.
deed all he - functioUss.pfrlitetbodg..rtrel,..deriing l 4! — ;
Witlit'ri• nail' Vegelabli'' Pali' Will be larind,p66lll . :
liarly adn ted to the cure of. Dyspepsia, he - cause .tlysi•
troMplebOy cleanse the stomach and bovreks from an WI.
rents hump , and purify - the , blood. Cousequentlyi
they drive t the root or cause of every form of diseasei.
they are abs utely certain to cure Dyspepsia
When Dy cpera,or Indigestion, is accompanied with
hisdaehe, p his the side and breast, rheumatic pains in
various parts f the body, &c., Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pills should b taken in such quanuties as lo operate ca
piously by th bowels,-tind repented every night until
pain and distre of every description is 'removed; atter
which, smaller ses, taken merely with a ;view to keep.
ittg the bowels gala:, will In a, short z time restore the
body to a state o sound health. -
&tearer( Cots tits and imircitioni.4ltememberthat
the Original and. nly Genuine Indian _Vegetable Pills
•have - the written gnature of WILLIAM WEIGUT on the
top label of each 1 . . • !
Remember, also, rit Messrs. Feuchtwal
.New York; JOB: S, lascoe & Co., at Chad
B. Wilder &. o 'Louisville, are Nor a
'medieine,t and we c snot guarantee the
that offered by them r sale. - . • .•
The genuine is for le at 14:Wright's Pt
169' Race street, Ph adelphia,• and• by Jo;
166 Liberty street, Pi argb, Pa., who is
this-city, by whom de len can be supplier
sale:rate.
B: A. Fahnesh
vor as an external app'
and at the same lime
B. A. Fahnostock &
neficiatin cases of CM
Jimp, Sore Throat, Br
:lowing certificate is fr
,I some time ago ne 'dente y fallscaff ol d, rom,a .an
severely strained -bode my angles. They immed i ately
swelled so mach ttustrdy boots had to be ripped in order
•to have Mem drawn o, The sufferiag they caused me
was intense. ern this s uatiou, I procured'&bottle of B.
A. Fehriestoek & Bes. abatement, and after one or two
applications - , I experie ced 'much relief;. I' used abbot . ,
one bottle and a half, din about two dips the swelling'
entirely subsided, and II was entirely " relieved from any •
further ;pain, and eXpOienced - no more' inconvenience .
from the fall.. In 'all cases of swelling, bruises,' sprains,
um
rheatism, &e., Iwo d most eheerfidly i recommend the .
Rubefacient
Jaly 17,1840. GEORGB BASSETT...
For sale wholesale d retail by B. A-Fahnestock d.
Co., corner of Wood d First,. and Wood and Sixth
•
EAGLE BALD' Et WOOD STREET.
gibAG • TSUCCESS f ailLa
.-•;!, :et TIM .c -
V FIG NIA: GA L!!
Largo and* hiOsiable Rtatillenoe• s
1
THREE; COMPANIF UNITED— !
TYROISAi VOCALISTS'
"
B4li PE ItABMONISTS,
;•,,..., t. ....ENTASS' OPERATROUPEI
CI RAND CONC by the Tyrolean Vocalists and
IX Sable HCLTITIODIS . Atter which, the celebrated
Burlesque Opera OA t Bohemian 010. entitled — -
The leghany Ohl i .
For two nights longe
on Saturday end: Monday. July
VA and 211 h; in w hi h will he introduced the original
Songs, Glees, Chop: &c.; of the Bohemian Oirb AIM.
the greet I:tango Solo!and Break Down, the celebrated
Solo on thd Comba-Dani, the burlesque POLKA, and
the grand PAS DEEUX, Ac., byKiVEASS OPERA
n
oUPE. ' 1
i
Notwithstanding t e Immense expenee inzurred in
bringing the Opera oupe from N et / York, and getting
up the Opera, the pn e of admission; m ill be only 2S eta:
Tickets can be pr cured on application at the Saloon
during the day, and the door on the evening of the per
formanee. . ! •
117. I ,
A great qUan ty of the best ICE CREAM served
up to miters.
E rr Tire best orde and decorum preserved throughout
the entire establish . at. - • . : , jy22
. . . . ..
Apollo Ball, ~ nrin
,:,near Wood
. . .
VIRGINIA SERENADERS,
Chtsmurst - Theatre, Nam.) •
to ikmounce to the Indiei and eint
a t :e e z gi i i Pßyi
botlzl,;:lyt,n.lcon.
'a
choice selection of new Songe,
'enures. Ac.' 1
f
see future adrortisements, , •A . i '
at I post 7; to corumenest ti
post .
miumn, Ir. cents, Chihlren under ten,
their parents, half once. • jyttl:cit
r .T..0 Not6Ntijili rv li -- )
c.E. 4...00..*11,-CIInCIIS t
;REFIT, in front of the American Dote],
to :ii DICE SIND .TODDLE!
deal lecture on the Jubilate science of
P.ILUENO.3TADNETISigt . .
resistibly
jUDICROTS .CENTRE JEMPS !
With blast r :Day , nod empty upon pie devoted heads in
the nuilien e, a -... . •• . .1 .
I A
, STORE 110VSE OF JOKES' • • •
That Joe filler never dreamed of. I ' - . ' •
Tyro Performances To-day.
An4FTERNOON FETE for Juveniles And Families
and .TIId.NIGIIT, a choice pertbrmanee the the e.ipecia
grati9Cation of j'
i LADIES AND FA5111.1 , PARTIES!. •
Foe whom particular pains will he'taken to reserve seats;
ergl oat select acts, and play the agreeable with a groat
ipany new acts not yet introduced.
1 Anxlsston,2se. only. *.t -, .7 . •
' ' Doors open at 71 P. le—performance commencing half
an hour thereafter. . . .-. t... 2 . 0-2..!
THE(Lat OR
i of thIGIN)
,
VE Ike lunioi
of this G
C0..C0 CERT ON TUI
thug , the week,
plees,'Refroins , C'
• LtAers, 31r.4.
For claieu e lo , ts ,ii
lieForop e a a n ul i ti ed s 4)1
II) A. 15 , it
ON PENN
°sale" ,
Deliver n prn
Join in on ir,
NE.—My wife; Ellen Brophy, having lett my bed
DO board without any just . cause or provocation, I
herehyenution ell persons commit trusting her on my
aeeoun!, as I am determined to Ray no bills that she may
contract. (iy4l.d3tl O. BROPIIy.
aJnnhsl'r Sale.
- 01 It virtue of a iVrit of Venditioni Exponas, issued out
Mill of . the Circuit Court of th Untied States for the
Western Disuiet of Penna., and ome directed, brill ex
pose to public sale at the Conn House in the'
df September •ncity ext, of Pit
tts
burgh. on Saturday, the *1 day 10
o'clock a. m. of said day, all the, right, title, interest itnd
claim of Robert Mitchell, of he Borough of Indiana, in
the County of Indiana, State . of:Pcnntz, to the following
described property, viz: A certain in Lot its the town of
Indiana. County and State aforesaid. known the plan'
of said town. s Lot No. 17, being 60 feet in front end 200
•feet back, on which is erected a double Brick House;
forty feet front and thirty feet back, a frame Kitchen and
two small frantiStables.• and taken in execution
as the property of Hebert Mitchell; at the suit of Garrett
Van ?acre, Executor of the 'estate of Joseph Dustup, of
the State of Virginia; and to lre' sold by rue. •
• JOHN KEATLEX,
1.1 . S. Marshal;West • Dint. Penna.
iy2t3ta
TELEGRAPH STOCK - 5 abates Ohio and Atlantic
I Telegraph Stock, for sale 9Y
nORN MEAL -5 bbls. kiln:Ailed, both White -am
V Yellow, in'eltiee nod for ealeby • •
104 .
S. & W. mittaktrog.
W !—.l.lte highest mark
paid for 'Wool; by t•,• • ••
)5 , 24 • ".; ' • • -13.i&AIT, HAR.BAUCip
(LOUR-100' tibia. fresh ground Flour, Just received
nod for sale by fillal 3. & HARBAIJOII.
LEEOH & Co.'s Cord Offiet, on Fourth street, be.
.a • tween Satithfield'and Grant. • • jy24:y
CDARRAGH; 'Attorney at 4mA-I:Mee in Bnkewelre
. Buildings, on (runt street, opposite the Court
House,jy24:ly
.
HAS resumed the practiCe Of the Law; at his' Office in
Fourth et., between Wood and Smithfield.
jy224lkwtin ' ' 2
CHEAP BONNETS.-mW.r.R.. MURPHY is.sellitigeff
his remaining stock of. DONNSTG at greatly redu
ced prices. Bonnets otlast sglgtsie's 'shapes arlrotts4ls
cents to $l,OO. • •
Cheap Latons.—A lot of, se-Lawns redrietd.Ms 12/
cents per yard. - _ . .•
IThits Goods for. Dressrs.-r-Aisupply just reeefeed, end:
offered very low.
Dark Ginghams.—Rich durk;styles of Ginghaitts.
Manchester and Domestic do.; .of ,choice patterns.
Mantua .Ribbons.—An assortment just received lathe
Wholesale Rooms, 2d story, and offered low by the piece.'
Alsoi White and Colored Satin - do. . •
Prints and Muslins.—An exe.ellent stock on hand, Gout'
4e• per yd. up to the finest qualities. •
Ily•Aithe north-east corner of Fourth and Market streets.
- -
.
1.1. PERSONS INDEID TO THE ESTATE OF
11 HUGH MORGAN., o f tit Fayette township,'Al
iegheny county, deceased, hereby notified• to wake
inunedtate payment to the subitcribers, and all those hat
ing ernimb against said estate. to .present them, properly
authenticated, for settlement; • , • •
PATRICK DUNLAVY,
Eiecotors
IViILLIAMiCUMM/NS,
_jy2lw3t•
. ,
lifil esteem Pennitylvanta Colleae Of Retail It
DR. WILLARD'S ADVERTISEMENT FOR 184'8.
These-family feinedies, consisting of
DR. 1VfL1...4 RD'S VERMIFIIGE,
~
' .00110 H 211IXTUREi ~ , , t.
~. ' LIVER FILLS,. ', -. 7,
" ,1 : FEVER AND'. AGUE • EXTER3II
-
. . .
Have already become so, universally popular, wherever
introduced, that the proprietors • are induced • tn:place
• them within the reach of till. -Of the virtues -orvbese
tnedidinea,•it Is altogether- annecessatyi toe us to;speak,
US they have always, - whererer juke/need, been. able so!
• redo: mend thanselres- The numerous certificales,:pldeb .
from i time -to, time have been ppublished, bisides nthera
now in• our possession, is stacient evidence, not only
of. theft virtue and power, to cure, but.jhat they, pre
duly appreciated by an .intilligeut public. When the
countryl Is flooded with " Panaceas,". " Elixera,m "Hal
eams,lt. and." Pills,” and many, of. them of a • doubtful
character, persons are' at n [loss to know ' how, far they
should 'trust - any' of them. Add& Aetna, and try those
which have been prored by the experience of pears. Such
Is the character of - - the - medicines compounded, by Dr...
.Willtird; On' eminent. practinoner,' , nnd sold bymen of
character:who have something more nt stakethon the ac
cumulation of a few defiers. - In order that the public
muy know what these medicines are, the greater part of
our adveraisingwill be genii ine etrti'frates.- Thus you may
be satisfied thdt "their awn works will pfaise them."
These Medicines, prepared and sold by th e proprietors,
A. W. Brockway & Co., N 0.2, Commer cial Row, Liberty
street, Pittsburgh, to whom all letters for agencies or other
business must be addressed: Sold also by J. Schoonma
keit & Co.; Ogden & Snowden, Joel ;Mohler, R. E. Setters,
F. 1..: Snowden, John P. - ott,• J. U. • Cassel, James A.
;
Jones, John Ilaye,Spuuldi & Kneeland. ' - - ' •
Also,.
-.hy Elliott & Deck , and D. N. Curry, Alelgheny
iil
city.: I, • - ~ . apll.d&wyt
OHIO Mll,L+Reteeta strut and Wateriane,'
(along Chartier st.,) first Ward, Allegheny city, near
Manchester.-GEORGE DRAHER having resumed bu
siness, Iniv erected the necessary machinery at the above
place, for turning out all work in his line, and is prepared
to take bbards to his mill ard deliver them to customers
on reasonable terms. . . •
Dressed flooring boards. siding, tee., always on hand.
A large quantity of drie4 looring lumber on band.
Orders front Western L tuber Merchants promptly ex
ecuted. ma3U-tf
:Cuity, Allegheny
I leg-d&wyl
• •d,
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tiger & C0.,0f
wrsti; and'.L
..gents for this
nulneness of
rineipal
IN THOMPSON,
ple ogent for
be w.holod,
.
nt, In hip':
ry afflictions,
emollient
!been very be
iandular Bwel
' '.The fol=
known in this
• k it Co's. Rubefam • .
;cation in Mammal
stimulant us welt •
Ruktefacient has!
nie Ithenmatism,G
ises, Sprains, /cc
a gentlemnnwel
JAMES ATA
et price? seas'
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. _
By the President of •ItiOlNesited'iltlafitige
Tisi pursuance of law, I, JAMES 11i4-sPOLK,vPresident
'1 of the United States et Ainerien, dethereby declare
'and make knoWn.„ that.loalblie -tads will be beg apihe
undermentioneehLalid*Ofiees in the fiteteOf 10:WA, at ,
the periods herein&fier designated, to wit::.;' "
At the land offieem lowa City, cammencingniValon
day, the tweety-fifth das?&if September nett,- for the dis
posal of the
and parts
lauds within the undermentioned
townships. an Milts of loyeriabips, viz :• :L=-- ..
• h'srth of the base line, eutd lrsefof the fifth principal
Township eighty, of range fourteen • .
Townships seventy-six, seventy-seven, seventy-eight,
and eighty, of rango,fifteen.
Townships seventy-sis mid iglity, of range sixteen
rang .
seventeen. Township eighty, of rang seventeen.
m
Township.eighty, of,egeeighteen. . •
Sections two; four, sir, - e t ; ten,-. twelve, thirteen,
eighteen, twenty, twenty/two, twentyrfour, twenty-six,
and twenty-eight; this south WI of thersbuth-vvest quar-
ter, and the south half of the eoutheast similar of toren
ty-nine; Sections thirty, Weir-one, ' tiutty-two; thirty
three, and thirty-four; the south half of the' south-wese
quarter, and the south half of the -southeasi,quartei f
township thirty-five, and Sectionthirty-six, inWoomship
seventy-six ; the north half of the northeast quarter, of
*elicit one, and all the even AuMbered SectionSi(excepi
Se c tionsixteen,) in Township seventy-Sere niTowit'ships
sevenlyeight (except the west half and southenstiunet''
ter of the south-west quarter Of Section nineteen} , the
south half of Section-twenty-nine, aid the • south hallei (
the north-west quarter and south half Of the, northeait
quarter of . the same Section, Sections thirty-one and
thlrty,three:;and di' sontlewest .quarter,Ond south half
of the smitheaititazirter of Section thirty-five,) seventy- ,
nine, eighty and eighty - one, of ra nge twenty/ - '
n,. . ' ; '
' Sections two, four, six, seve . eight, ten, twelve and
fourteen'. the west: alf of the so uth-west .quartee of fif-:
teen, Sections seventeen, - eighteen; ,nineteen, , t wenty,
twenty-one and twenty.two, the west holland south-east
quarter of the 'muth-west quarter. andAhe south-west
quarter of the south-east quarter of twenty;three. :See- -
non, twenty-four and twenty-five, (except the ninth half: -
of the north-east quarter, and north-east quarter of Pie
nonh-west quarter of the later,) and Section* twenty--
six to thirty-,ix inclusive, in Township secentyisix-f all:
the even numbered Sections, (except Sectlen aucteen)in.
Township seventy-govern' Sections one to six inclusive,'
the north half, the north half of the, southeast' quarter -
and the north-east quarter of the sotith-west quarter; f
seven; Sections eight to fourteen factaiive, the north hall ,
of th e north-west quarter andthe north ballot thei north
east . quarter of fifteen, and Sections- eighteenowenty,..
tvvepty-two; twenty-four,yiventy-six,-tweetyreigini - thty;
ty, thirty-two, thirty-four and thirty-six' m Township
seventy-eight; and Townships seventy-nine ; eighty:titer
eighty-one>of range twenty-one. •._',.
.. • .:... i •
At the same place, commencing . on.hlonday. the six-,
teentliday_of October Pelt, for the disposal of the p,nldie I
lands within die utidermentioued townships aud • parts . ;
of /
townships, viz : . . . ,
4 North of the base line and Trot of the fifth princiiiat .: ,
• ToWtiship seventy-six, (except the north half, the north
half of the south-east quarter, and the north- half of the
south-west quarter of Section one, the north half of three' : I
and, the north half of five ,) all the even ,numbered Sec- . al
tions (eicept Section sixteen„) in Township seventy- I
seven; all the• even numbered Sectionit in-ToWnslup
seventy-eight; and Sections one,two, lots one, two; three,
four, six. and east half of seven, In Section three; and
the north-west quarter. and , north-east quarter of, the
southeast quarter of Section eleven, In the sante Town-'
ahip; . , and north-east quarter of the southoest quarter of
Section eleven, in the same .Township; and Towne/10e I
seventy-nine (except Section tbirty-onej..eighty and
eightyone, of reap twenty-two. -, •-.- -
' Township seventy six; Section's twci,lour; sfx,• eight'
ten, twelve; and fourteen, the south half,. Wes/oath builds
the north-west . quarter, and the south-west quarter of the
northeast quarter of Section seventeen, Sections -cies
teen, nineteen, and :twenty, the south-west qesner,itber
west half and south-east quarter of the north..weitsPlAt4
ter, and the south-west quarter of the, south-ensteptertyr .
of Section twentyoue, Sections twenty-twe;' twenty
four, and twenty-six, the south half, the sinttlifittlff, of,
the north-west quarter of twenty-seven;Sectiowineenty:
eight to tblrty-four inclusive, Section thirty-five, (eietnit
the northeast quarter 'of . the north-east quarter,) and'
Section thirty-sox in Township seventy-seven; all the'
even; numbered Sections (except, Section.; ifixteen,) in
township seventyreight; Sections one to fifteen incloalvl s
the north. half of the south-west quarter, and the north, ,
half of the southeast quarter, of seventeen, Sections ,
eighteen and .twenty;-the Korth' half of Cid northwest'
quarter,' end the • north half of the northeast quarter of
twenty-orie, Section twenty-twe, the north half, the north 1
half Of ille south-west quarter and the north' bellef the
souitreant quarter of twenty-three,•Section twenty-lone}
the east half and nonh-west qttarter• of the northemst
Tooter of twenty-five, and Sections twenty-six, twenty
eight,. thirty, thirty-two,thirty-four, - and thirty-six. en
Township seventy-nine ; and Township eighty end' eigh
- ..
trone.of range tweety•three. ' . • • _
Township seventy-six; Township:seventy-to:men, (ex-
cept Scctions.one, three, the north half of the -northeast
quarter, and the north-east quarter of the' north-west
quarter of five, the non), half multheamithensteneurter,
and nonlibalf,of the south-west quarter of ek-venoind
the north-half of the northeast Outer, and the north halt
' of the north-west quarter of tharter_n,) Section two, the
north-east quarter of the north-west quarter, And • lots
one, two, three, and four of Steam,. three, Sections thur,
five, six, seven, eight, nine, (except lots numbered eight
and nine, and the south-east smarter oh the south-east
qtmner,) mit, twelve, fourteen,'seventeen, eighteen, nide,
teen; and twertiy, te north-west quarter of the north'.
west quarter of twenty-one, Sections, twenty-two. Ivrea
ty-fintr, twenty-six,- and twenty-eight, the . north-west
quarter, the west • half • and northeast quarter of the
south-west quarter, and the earth-west quarter of the
north-east -quarter of twenty-nine, and Sections 1111117,
! thirty-one:thirty-two, thirty-fone,andthirty;six in Town
/ ship severity-eight: and Townships seventy-nino, (except
, the east half, and the east hare of the south-west quarter
I'of Sertiott twenty-five;) eighty and eighty-one of range
; Townships seventy-six,. seventy-seven, seventy-eight;
seventy-nine, eighty and eighty one, of range twenty-five
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Townships seventy-nine, eighty, eighty-one, eighry.
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two and eighty-three; of range twenty-5ix..,.. . ... -
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,North of the baseline, and East of thefifihprineipa(, .
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I The folk/wing trivets situated on Islands in the bl(ssis
sippi river, lots five and sit of Section Seventeen, lets
five and six of Section twenty, fractional Section tweO•
Iy-one. lot two,,of Section thirty-one, and lot four of Sec
non thirty-two an Township eighty-two, of range:seven.
At the land office at Fnirfield, commencing on - Monday.
the second day of October next, for the disposal of. the
public lauds situated within the undennenuoned• town
. ships and pans of towusbips, viz 4 - .. .. ;.. ''.
North of the base line, and West of the RV, prineipiir
Sections one and two, the northensi'spinrter, and the
north-east quarter of the north-west quarter of three,
Sections four, six, eight, ten and twelve, the north-east
quarter of the northreastquarterof thirteen, and Sections
fourteen,. eighteen, tweuty ; twenty-two, • twouty-four,
twenty-six, twenty-eight, thirty, thirty-two, thirty-four,
and thirty-six, in Township sevenry:two,.of runge this'-
. .
All the even ninitheied sectioni(except section sit- •
teen,) in -Township seventy-two, all the even number
ed sections lexcept section sixteen,) in•Tovenship seven
t>•-three, and Sections one, three, eleven andthineenlip
the same township, of range fourteen. . .- .
Sections two, four and six, the south-west'quaner olld
the south ballot the southeast quarter of seven, Sections
eight, ten, twelve and fourteen, the south bait and north
west quarter, nail the, west half and sootheast quarter ot
the northeast quarter of oeventeen,l . and Sections-eight
een, nineteen, twenty, twenty-One, (except the,north
east quarter of the ninth-east quar!er, twenty.tima,toren
ty-four. twenty-six,twenty-severi; (except the 'north WI
of the north-east quarter,) 'twenty-eight, twenty tune,
thirty, thirty-one, thirty-two,tbirty-three,thirte - lbut thir
ty-five (except the east huf f and north-west /quartet en
the northeast quarter,) and thirty-six, in Township &ch
anty:two; and all the even numbered :sections (except
section sixteen,) In Township seventy-threy'ef range fit-
Townships seventy, sevent).one, seventy - two, seven
ty-three. seventy-four and seventyfive, (except the north
half of tbo north.east'iluarter of scctlonnne in the lattek)
of range twenty: '
Townships seventy, seventy-one, seventy.tivo; swan.
ty.three, seventy-four tnidseventy-five;ot range twenty-
At the . same place, commencing on-fitanday, the thirti
eth dny pf October next, for the disposal' of the : public
vnthinpe undermentioned thainsisipai viz: .1i
. Townships, seyenty;seienty-one, ieVenty:w,n, seVert
ty.three, seventy.four and seventy. five,tif 'range twenty
, Townships seventy; Zeventy-one, seveutir•four" had
seventy-flve, or rangetwenty-three. - •
••'Townsitips seventy; seventy-one; seventy-foar and
seventy.five, of range twenty-four.
Townships seventy, .ieventy-one,:iseventy.fonz/vid
seventy-five, of range twenty-five. ;
' At the land ofliee.m.DtZliaque, .coutmeneingiOnd'ffon.
day; the 25th day of September next;for'zhe disposal of
the public - lands within the following nitraed townships
and ports of toivusbips; to wit: . • • .
North of theb4se line azul ices; of t fifth pesnerpaL .
•
• . meriffiaol• :.'t
Township ninety of range six. ."•
North of the base tine, and east, of the Nth pVinetind:::
• • meridian. • , • •,..e••
`The following tracts situated ow islands in 't '
he iffissitt
sip i river, fractional.ecction• five, lots fife,'
eight and nine, of section siX, lots %five / AL:se:Van, eight,l
nine;ieWand eleven, or section seven/ fractional seetidas'
eigliriendeevehteen, lets five/ six, seven_ eight, Wile and
ten, - of section eighteen, fractionaltectichmnineteenafiff
twenty, lots one and two of seetieinjweafy,nine 4vd frpc
tional eection thirty-two in, TowtuddP.etg,ttlf4Olfrt, *ld
lots one and tNoOt - sec tion thirty-one, a nti gni; IQUAI PPP'.
tion thirty.two ih Township eighty-five, of range:seven.
• Lands appropriated by law for thanne.of schools,mili
uiry or other purposes / will be excludeffritim the 'salmi..
The offering of the above. inentieneff :will - the
commended on the days 'appointed; andinneeett, lit the
order in which they are advertised, with all convenien t
dispatch, nntilthe . whole shall hare' been offered; Ma the
saleathan'cloivd.. Itut no sale granite kept open 'longer
than twOweeffs, and.ner private entrypt Any or tbe ; lands
will be admitted ninil atter the expiration of th er tivn
I • Given under my band nt the Ciiy of Sh irt
nineteenth limy of June, nano DOmmi one thousand eight
hunkedand forty-right • •
•• Cominissloitorot the General LanaDice'
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:NOTICE TO PRE EhIPTION. CLAIMANTS-
Every person entitled wee right of-pre•entiltitot tb'any
of the lands withinthe townships and parts or torinithips
abor,e enumerated. is required to establish the'stlnfe" to
the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of-the piop
cr ..land office ;.and make payrneut:therefoc . ai ;soon •as
practicable after seeing thts notice, and .before .tbe day
appointed for the commencement of the public. rude :of,
the-lands embracing the tract clairnei - , -otherwise suc h
. claim will be icirfelted..- — RICIIAftD -YOUNO.
- • • • Coinmissioner bflitir General Land
50 BOXES SUP. WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE—
Just received and for emir by ;
, jy23 - :r . . CUhThIINSA SMITH
NEW 800K ,. --Tate Writings of Cassius Maree/tur Clay,
including Speeches and Addresses. Edited=with
preface and memoir—by Horace Greely. , .•
The First Book in Spanish; or, it Friede:el introd — tmiloa
to the study of the Spanish Laignage--coutaining .full
instructions in pronanciation,—A
,gramtnar s eatereises
on the,ollendorT method of constant imitation and repe
tition,—rendiug lessons,—and a vocabulary. The whole
adapted for the use of, private learners, or fat airtime:llm
der an instructor: Bp Joseph Salteltk A. M.; nuthor:..of
" A Compendium of Classical Antiquluea," &e. •
Brothers and Sisters, a Tale of Domestic Life::By
Bremer. • Translated from the original unpublished man : *
useript. by-Mary Hewitt. , , . •
The Dying Robin,, anti other Tales:`By loseidt Ahlin;
D. D.: _ Just received and for sate by • .
jy22' JOHNSTON 8 STOCKTON.
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Tho Hibernia liiriVed td.ila i y frnmiLiverpool: , :, ' S I..
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Cotton has . advanc4 - Id. on all deseriptions, and - - t
the demand Was improved ,especialli;rp , lower 1
glades.' • Upland, lair ,41d.; orleans, 4id.;. Mobile '_ 1
41d. .The stock on hand amounts 6'198,960 bales
above the quantity in ppriatthe 'same period afloat . I
Year,. . ii,fol:l. r•: , ,Z . f:1,:,._,•1_, ~ -,1 , )" .
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Corn is in moderate deand 301111;165. 4 6d .., , I.= .
Meal is
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worth 13e. 6d (313a.'9d,:liibbl.' . ' , - '
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Fulcra —Doty paid 275. 6d*pits.fibbl. '' , - - t
W ag , ky - 4 1 51 1 / ° e.t t tat ,g. 6 4•M 1 :,4i'1b• ''
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: The present' duty on flourla6s.lr.bbi., ' Oti,wheit . 1
ptis-l i ke &oppi is 'tinial'itied r -theßiiiitir,iinali- }
ties are- alraadjc,"o/In, at ,
. 2.1.?/#71F . .6e1P!'66..
j ., 'Blicou— ls nettle and prices Ore well .11:1thlifillea.i t
Middles 321i136s.ArtgPrid,*.36010 4 1. for..6nu; per,'
Lawn—Tile demand is . ' good did the supplier large,` . /-..
,3041. is the rate for fine in liets,'aild 350365: for .
kiconnta from the manufketnring districts Are' in.:. 7
coaraging and ratisfactory.',: s . ';''.,'''' ''., -. ';; ', I . ' • ',.. - - ' ~,
The:dopey market has improved, under on an- ,
eonncemeot from tho chancel for of the exchequer k
that the invert:mod , hattell'ectcd a considerable saw' I,
ing - in•publie• expenditures, and obtained a reienop• r,
of one and ii:bal f millions frpm 'up•ilne i tpected gear- '":,
ter..
JAN . TES IC; P,(.3.1,W,
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FOREIGN .NEWS.
A R y A I:0
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•Securities"titive fluctuated a good deal, but deco'',
sots closed at 561087. - . -
The outland mail has arrived, bringing ;Calcutta
mails to the 7th, and . Bombay to he M..; The news
is nolmportant, • • •-
An express whiCh leR synight pre
yious to the sailing of tho'flittemilti,'•iititekthit the -
R, C. clergy' o f the Arclidi4eao, of Tdara had reaolw
od to adhere to Conciliathin frialf,liditiafeis;and to
oppose the formation Of the League, •
... • .
Martin was still at large., Devon Iteili had writ-
ten to the 'Attorney Gonertd, hiniself the,
author of the articlo in the Felon; considered tohaeir kti
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heel treasonable. _
The Irish papers are very fierCi;;llinl•ninsVattpct.
tho attention of thc Government. 2 , _•••• ••• ; •
.I:The P,arliamentary prOceedinge, era `Oidespoittitit.,
Mr: flumes motisu-:CorPrirfiamentary refor4.hai.
been rejected--84 to 341: •, • • "•• 1 . •, •
Armed men and loaded muskets;Withinetruments,
for casting bullets have been AiScovered
about Paris. • =
The destruCtion of property during the revolution,
was less than was' supposed.
.The house! . Atm bat : .
tore& considerably however: The follesving are
the namesof general officerszhil)ed and; Wcitiedexf
daring tho
Gen. Brea ounnnrsinsted; Gen. FroilitvAilliitirkGee.
Burggoin, since dead of erontidit dat.girtVitifitnund
ed ; Gen. Dozneamo, wounded; Hie& La_Pizalisirie,
Wounded and since deadi and aiilonteiseArnaiber
of Colonels and inferior officers were pet-Lra du
combat. ' -
• On the 29th the sentinels arrested itto itik 4 4 ,l -1
cabriolet, with an immense anal of ItuashiegOld and
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cartridgei, and heavily armed withdegger* add
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cola
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The insurgents tiled iron balle;piereed . witti cop
per spikes, projecting at tho aide,.
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Chnegarnier has been appointed: chief of, the Na
tional Goanls, for the Departrnetis the:Seine._
The Guards:v . vho were unfaithful during the late
teroli; bare been dischiuged. • - ").. • -
The best inGirmid persons, consider Ctutaidetrio to
have been at the bead of the Bite inannectian;and
that Louis Blanc watiitlyy to the design ) but Artiok
from active participation. The organitstion ,wns ,
perfect. ' . •
Ther.'police, howeieri Fe *king "iasporfant - tlia. -
coveries, and doeumenta a/illidiSSitafherts the mohey
cime fiord and who promoted.tlSClmm:Sieetion.
E`rarther by the Blberala.. ;
Ghntanbrand ill dead. 1'
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...Ow/oral Irishmen have been trancorted for" drill
...lThereis nothing new from Itaiy . . ,ThePeamillii
gc4l4lo?l faded. - - -
AOEkisiiitiocilivo. of galley - /slaves'
ear i i*ekilraierabduedi atter a fearful slaughter.
,v
Arch-Duke J ohn. ha*. been aPkil?fia
of Germany
~The . cholera is miklas 1,100;1 ravaged to lipsia.
• Lamartine contemplatestraieling to the east. - ,
An armistice hail been - coneinded betrieeit
.mark and Germany. •
• PHELADELPIDA/ZirIABJMTS: • _
• „ bits,July 21-0• P. hf.
' Flom—Moderat ebr sWesiUrrn at SSL4SIS,M
IYheat•Sales of -Prirneßallt 411,1201;t0 , • ;
'Corn—Sales of Prime Yelhrre,•nrslo2l.'• The market
alined heavy: • • ••• - t•• - • •.'• • • - :
.. — Cotton—The market firm; the intirker•haviug fin lop
avoid tmtdend:
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' • Coliee—safes of iOOO blip or Rio aoe. • • • •• '
Proviiiene=Saleri of Mess Pork . at 111.1011J3.: , Sales
of Prime' Pork at S 9. There is no Itelivitrin nor atlinle:
quotations are steady. The sales drsonly for ,the amply
or the reviler: trade demand. Lard, however, ils'notl
high; and held higher; bbls. end keg. are held at SC, ,• ,
•• • lead-Soles of 1000 kegsot irgi, eruh.,••
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BALTIMORE luaiigr. • • • •
. • • •.BALTOWS.I4 July 21-0 P. DJ— -
Ginin—Sales of Prime White Wheaten enzgatas.
..;-Corn—Sales Prime AVhilet atrll3)!/;,, - soles of I?rrme
Yellow ttrll4.oo.- • • ' - " •
..PrOViIiOULF-81/108 of Prirrie rorh th'sitles or;hlesi
at Sil. Bacon; sales ort sideir,at• abouiden:
sales at 410-se, sales 4t100...4uri: sales or !rags
at 81001. in bhls. Se. • • •
Whiskey—Sales in bbls , : 24a. •gt - iVIon. . •
• There it Ilwehinge in Other artihtesusuirlbt:iohe
In ihe ninrker:. Dealers generally nreawaitlnglhastesekt:
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.TRY aALg OF, itrArty4sAarg
Thin day,:Sataidari , :pay'B2d?ht'toigeloel a:m. 2
o 7 c i loek. p. fn i and at earlY7t.aillghttwilf to reold•ot Mc
Xenon's Aueuott; Rooms.Nd.VaAVood t stre4; S deers
from Fifth; large ttad ttasortetrlM:Of ready-made
*Clothing .'of every 'description' and quality; all .of Whieh
sold 1?y the .lingla garment or in:quantities; as it
•• JAMES MeKENNir.4.' .
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VrIN ERS.WA NT. goixl,Minnte wouteir for q,
...INJ:'ltochester Coal Miner, west of New Lisbon;
•1 7 6:41rrienliirs apply t 0. ., .
. , Water atula.o4, Front al..
CITY LIVERY."ET - A - B - CE.. - - - 41n - rt
re4MelfrillY' informist•W frlende• Mut the public
enertilly: that he ben rejrnavedro a new and ex
te asiye.Stable, ou . Liberty atrreLta the FiftliWard;abtive
- the•canal Bridge; Wheit'lxe &cern; Corriages,Batoacher,
Eitggier, a Ilearee,'llidinf.Horsers MO: , Having' added
litzge,ly•to lili'fortnerittteliihe' the pauoirago of
the public „
N. B. liorret.kept hi#l•4ay: week or • •
jyglidit , • - •AuFIARIMI COurdo
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°NM' YOUND.—The'euhreciber ties in pie poses"-
oiarr. o. =AI sum of, Motley, which' to found on
AVeditesdoy last The owner con bairn it tiir callir_ig arid
describing the mune. • ,41A.111Y. GICTTSMAN
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046- Rb sevr ,oa
Also ZetirrtWalnain
a ;WIt4O non?:
jy2l-.3t . - BIA111:,*(CO.; C2O Wood at.
MCI@VITO NETTS.,-A. A. Mason ft. Co., GO Market
Mreet, :have }oat - reotiao4soo, pipces of Illo:squita
Kiaaa,og It.sirionaavalikkaakquallaaa: ;
rc leE
0 C A' are e l j AP yda. C alic o for S oße dpIYITT;;;;Rei fls!•cbP l l7l ,"
tarts as tow ILS 41 And Se- ,
AEON.—Prime Hbmi cud Shoulders just receiv.
and for unle by -* 'EDMUND GREEFt,
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".1112l •-• : • • Liberty, opposite Smithfield st.
rHLET—Tbe Seeotid ond,ibird Stoties Of-,,firiek
..." ~ .octie. tomer of TIM dad Uniou Oliveto. , A i stA - lo
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NTOTICE TO PURCHASERS OP • EMMETSVILLE
111 BUILDING LOTlGentletuatrwbo hovel:anal:Wm
• ad, are:requested to call immediately, withoet further no
.11Cry and wake their that payment (on lota purchased) to
.the aubacriber,rd the Auction Room_
North-weat owner
of 'Federal street and the Diamond. •
117 - Interest will be required on amount of payment,
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from date of attle. - AVM. J. BURNSIDE',
JY22 ' ' AUCtioJlEtif
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