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WILLIAM 1110L414 of Clearfield.: -• • • -
Damn D. Wsolurint, of Northampton. •
".••••,,,•:-.• . • I. I I r.aati... Be.mmt Pltiladelphla.County. •
: . •• • • 11. 1101e1 It.l aassr.' do City. ,•
• - 111. - Wag! Sanaa, •do • County. • . •
- • IV.:•!A:U.ROTTSUORT • .; do I ,do
• - ' • V. Jscors.lroar, hiontgomery • too
"• ' • VI. Rosner E. Warotrt, Lehigh i do .•'•
• • - -•.-• • • • VII: •Wtm.uss W. Dowurro, Chester do
- "•• • limns HAT2II3IIIt, Lancaster. ddoo
• •.. • Pima KLUfi, Bork' • . •
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• .••• T • • ' '/cows DrcuwerrmasTiogn • .do ' •
• -. • •-• . ,Jotrit C. Xmo,'Clinton
XIV. Jorm,Winosurs, Lebanon do
•• • ••• - • "•• •• • ' XV. Roma .1: Ina, York ; • :lb
/••:•••••.- ..'; Faimmucs. Saurn: Franklin ". do
••••••••,.. . • •• • , CaiswELL; llnntingdOn do
• ". • •• XVIII. Cnitd.rs A. Buns, Green. ' do •
- ."•.""•''' • ' • XIX. Gamma W. Howstss, Bedford do
•• ••-• XX;lcurri R. Sersalsori, Ik aver • do
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XXI: GJZOIIGit P. Ra.101;t011. Allegheny do,
1 • •XXIL W. ll.Dava,CraWfOrd . 410
•, • • XXIII. IrrS, Potter • •,' do
i•• .• • . - • 'XXIV. Jamas, O. CLurami.,Entlerl • do
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FOR CANALCOMMISSIONER, • - •
ISRAEL • -P AIN TE R,
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FOR coNpfts.,
W.'IILACIC, • •
Or I.'tSlSEGaan
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JOHN 3. mrrcREL, Pittsburgh. ' •
JOHN S. HAMILTON. • do. i • •
EIIMI:ND SNOWDEN, Allegheny.
• WI 1.1.1 AM 1.. MILLER; Yersolllis.
.• • • lIEGISTIM.. ' •
LDWARD
• ' ••• - • • . 'Ammon, !
Lawrenceville. ' •
•..cossaussioarit, . !. - . • •••
JAMES . WALLACE , Ualdwiti. ,! " . •
jOILN . POLLOCK., Clinton:. • -* •
:'-BENJAMIN WILSON; Fiiiatiedi
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-• • •••,,. •••••• CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTII STREFiTS...
-"-, Ifaning added to our Establishinent; a Splendid
Stearn4PoweiPrinting retrbine, We are prepared-to do
all 'Linda of Newspaper and Root work in a 'style Ginn.
surpassed beautk and neatness, and npon the most era
• , 'sonable terms, IVerespeetfullyjnlicit idle patronage of
• ' " the public In this-line of our bastnestf.!
-..(jam W. CARR, United stairslCelvipbNbr AMencY
'• Sun Buildingr,- N. F._ comer of-Third a nol . Dok streets._
- and 400 North Fourth steel—isouronlyouthonsed Agent
lietnooratie County !fleeting.
A Democratic county mass meeting will be held
• on friday.evening next, the 18th inst., at.7l o'clock,
at the Oregon liouse—{Corrnack's.Y
Cen. SAE ilorsrou the Hero Or San Jacinto la
expected-to. qddress the meeting. ' ••
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• • •. , SAUL. W.,./ILLCK ralso espected to be
Otbei pelinlar , speaker,.
• k. • • - COMMITTEE oyCouIIITONDENCt.
• .
. iv° give to-day; will be found tisPiniattanipecoliar in
.• •:-.•-• • ; -tereat,,aamingitcriv tlirei tEfif Srefforts that
'been made, by the People of Ireland, to rid
themselves of British oppression ; and the well.con
,
. . certed plans of the Governmentile keep them in
bondage, or diasolve the bond between it and that
• unhappy, people, by death. The report is made tip
, of statements from British...papers ; and cannot, there
, - fore, be , relied • upon, except as placing every thing
• in the most•favorable light on the part of the Gov_
. , ernment, and - reflecting upon the people of Ireland
in the.most uncharitable manner. As all the patriot'
iteivripaperlin'lreland have been suspended, by the
- order of Goverinieut; we are not permitted to hear
•• the deePtoneddennociationa against tyranny.; that
• have been uttered by their fearless editors; but on
,- .
• .Iyithe tame, andtfawningond cringing language of
the pensioned tooltrofroyaltj. From a perusal of
theseit.counts, we are led to think, that any blow
which may be made by the Irish people, at this time,
will be made to recoil upon them with a more than
fourfold power.- The hired soldiery of the king
. -
dom will prove, we fear, vastly More powerful than,
the poor, balf.titarvedfill4lti , d, a nd Worse armed de..
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voteee of liberty. vßat.lllrYtijokto(ll;come„ When the
•
oppressors of Ireland shall be . poweiless. The time
•
will come when the “Greeia Isle ofibe Ocean' , shall
•
be again independent ; and when the money of Eng
' rand' will n6t rule the noble-hearted into of that coun
, • .
• -- 'try. , In the. Providence of the Creator, the time is
. ..fast approaching. . . ' • . •
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P I T , T.S . B•U R H:
TRIDAT -MORNING; AUGUST IS 1849
DEBIOCHAT.IO NOMINATIONS.
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FOR PRESIDENT,:
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THE LAWS OF THE UNITED
-- TR - EAT .: IRS, .RESOLUTIONS OF CON
- GRESS, 4-r., ARE PUBLISHED BY ABTHORITF.
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Adrertiltrs are:rip/wed to hand in thrirfaearsbeffyie,
'o dock; P... 3!: This must be calf:plied trith, in order to to
:sure
Conyeatioxi, August 30,.1848.
•'.. 11 -Committee on Naiturollsatlan.—Sohn
It. 11.
.Kerr. M.. 1. Steuart, C. Borneo. John I.sy
Ton. Bletianitoatb Daniel Mckipeo-Fred.
The FOrtijpllll . lll l llo. r
__The detailed report of noitiii ti:tio"' . e Acadia;
• • Meeting In Behalf of Ireland.
A very respectable and highly enthusiastic Meet.
:In behalf of Ireland, convened at the Oregon
'iiiiiiiiii,;inr.Wedriesday evening lasi.' John S. \Va.:
•lotteEscp; Faltcd - to the chair . , and Messrs. John
.•-:. . _ • . -
',TkYlei end H. M'Cormick appointed Secretaries.
Thisiiielloward, l lEsq.,Shaving been called:to the
-.r.`sittojd, addressed the neserAlage in a speech of
ininith ability, which elicited great applause. At its
- '''C'titiettiai'on the ;following 'resolutttMs were . .offered
Wm. Lowry, and adopted unanimously.:
That 'a Committee consisting of—..—per. ,
be appointed to , prepare articles of association
Jar an'organized' Society, ausiliary to the N. York
and•Philaclelphia Societiee, and to aid them in rail. '
funds. to meet the approaching, if riot already
Criail,,,or Ireland's struggle for freedom.
T ',Allowing . is the Committee appointed under
- the loose resolution.
T. Howard,',L. Harper, Luke' Taff°, J. Dunes W:
'-Stevenaon, John -Lowry, Joho,Taylor,
Tehti'S:"Wllson; Sohn J. Mitchell, John Coyle; A.
Burke,.Capt, R. Porter, W. Kane, Jr., H. Kennedy,
r .• Wm Thompson, Robert H. Kerr, Thee. O'Neil, R.
C'Flecson, H. M'Cormick, P. M'Kenna, J.Machin
J.
John Taggart. • = ,
Resolved,' That the above named CoMinittee meet
on.Priday evening neat, at such place as the chair::
, man thereof may designate, in order to fulfil- the'
- - doties - of their appointment. .
-.On motion the teething adjourned to reconvene 'in
the Diamond Market on. Saturday 'evening, at half'
past? o 'clock , When the Constitution, &c., of the
Association, win k° prevented for adoption.
JOHN S. WILSON, Pres/ ,
salit4
,T - I secretaries
above committee will please attend'at' the
Office of T. Howard, on :9th streei, 3 dears front
Smithfield for the . perposc of their'appointmeat this
• eleOing, Friday; Aogeit 18th, at 6 coelocl,
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ask attention' to - the advertisement - or.
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meat of a. Female. School of a hig h order.' W
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in. much and AVC belies° him to be well'
charge of it•• ' •
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laivciy4iob-hriee;.pansed‘• the present Legialature;
titivn'tiibaire sadly. staled 'the. temper .of the Medi- .
%non But thee* . 'popular mdasnici,iiiiil have
ho beilOkisiitted tri i oven by the most itivelerateifed
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-The commotion in Relaml—lnsurrectiori nal ilet at
tempted—Threatened outbreak and preparations to ,
crush it—tnforeement of the late act of 'Parlia
ment—More Arrests Contemplateel.—Troofis pour
kg into Ireland.
- The steamehip.Acadia arrived at - . Boston on Sun
day afternoonenfter a passage of fifteen days from
Liverpool,:having trailed erithe 5.)9th tilt., bringing
seven dare later intelligence from Europe. •
The news frbm Ireland will be, read with peculiar
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' interest . ‘.. .- ..
No outbreak had occurred' in;lrciandi ap,.to Fri:.
day, July 27th.
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It, seems tolerably, certain that we are on the'evri
of air insurrection, whether it has exploded or not. 1
Reluitantna Weneelo slynitything , inculpatory of ,
: the governinent at.sucti a time, we thintiot hat evi'
I Pre," our iurPrire that Lord Clarendon should have
allewed•the leaders of the League to have left Dati l.
lin, knowing'as -he moat have known abet the, un•
nouncoment of Lords John Itassel's measures would
be the sequel of the crisis. If he could not have
limited them legally, he should have exceeded his
lege - Power' to do so, and asked for an indemnity.
However that is past now, and they are at Itherty to
fight.
• We have always given them credit for being hold,
unscrupulous rebels, and we think so still.- Indeed,
if they chose it, they could not retreat now: . Their
Madmen followers will keep them by force at their'
head, and we understand that they hare • fully com .
promised themselves with government by their pro- ,
ceedings of the last few days. So we cannot avoid.
the conclusion, that' the conflict is impending, and,
ceitainly never will the government' of this country
engage in one with a clearer conscience ofright, or
a more unanimous consent of all loyal and thinking
. men. It is remarkable that notwithstandiag the vast i
amount ofpaasive disloyalty which exists in Ireland,
the actual excitement of the most dangerous.elratac
ter is more widely diffused than might have been •
expected.' .- --' • . - ,
- ' The Welk :Mil North'are . comparatively : free from
the contagion; though fro m . very different reasons.
The accounts which we receive from Kerry, Clare,
and nearly the whole of Connaught, are favorably
as regards present trarmnility and the apparent alt
Bence of excitement among , the people. • In these
counties the people are more primitive, more subject
to the influence of their clergy, (which ia at present
exerted to prevent rebellieri,) and crime affected by
physical depression of extreme distress.. "
The organization of the clubilias in rely few in•
stances been extended to the west of the Shannon, •
nor bare we heard, ex ceptet in Galway, of any prepa.•
rations being made for insurrection. Certainly,inr ;
alarm is felt among the gentry. ..-
' Ulster is safe—the demonstratione of loyalty and .
physical force, nude by theOrangemen oaths 12th
orJuly, have precluded the probahliity of any out
break is that province. We do not even expect par
fiat risings there.- In the northern and midland
contd . :tear:if Leinster, the case* is different ;- the pea.
pie arc an energetic, determined rixce,the deuced
ants of the. English—and the great majority Boman
Catholics; their character and organization render
them less prone to the wild excitement of the Ccl.
tie South, bot they are thorougly anti-English in
'feeling; and would he sure to rise if they saw a
ebance or Outten.. ' . '
lAccordingly, thatigh not immediately menaced,
we should not be at all surprised on heating of
! movements in South•Meath, West Meath, and even •
"Dublin :and Wicklow.' . On the whole, however,
there.seems reason to euppose, that at first the in•
narrection will 'be confined to sia'or seven comities,
Cork, ;Waterford, Limerick, Tipperary end Xing.
Nothing-hat we have heard gives us reason' to op
•prehend that it ought to be.eithera'ilifficult or milt- - '
ens matter to deal with the' two Menaced provinces,
l where there are nearly thirty/ thousand troops and
I five, thousand censtaliulatery force*;.anil notwith
-1 'candies all rumors to the contrary, we are cowrie
cod that the latter will fight as well as the fanner.
i On the other hand, the rebel! cannot muster even
' VT equal inumber of armed men, and, among them
-there fount bethe hopeless tit ficieney, not :only it.
"military leader' and ,in mutual confidence, but, in
ammunition, provisions and effective weapons. .
There will be pikes in abundance; but in the-o pen '
r -field the pike in the bands of undisciplined Men, if.
a very ineffective arm. It is prtibalile that barricadra •
may be fried, in Cork, Wexford and Limerick, but
we believe' that the Naval Military forces, which
command these toWns;are, such as to put a length
`teed resistance out attic question.
The insurrection will then Jcsoine itself into a'
vicelike warfare/ and in this case we fear that a
great injury may be done to life and property, but
even this cannot last long. The season - 6f, the year
is against them. ' . ' •
, Every one who is honker with the aspect of the
rural dittricts in freland,.knows that there is hardly
any corn left in the country. There aro no potatoes
this year, and we have no doubt that a long notice
which we have had of 'what is now coming, has al
lowed a large proportion of the farthers to take mea
sure, for placing the stock in places of lafety. -
A very short time; accordingly,vrill attain to starve
.the rebels out: of the mountain faitnessenhi which
they will take refuge, and with which, Indeed,' of it
be necessary to pursue th em, the constabulary pre as
well acquainted as themselves. - • - , , .
if the improbable contingency of on extensive and
prolonged rebellion arrives!, all other coniiiieratiops
must be sacrificed.to the loss of life and property in ,
Ireland, and of the integrity of the empire ; but as
we firmly believe that the regulars and censtahula.
ry will put down the risingat once, we cannot agree,.
with' those who advocate ; making the -affair n civil,!
war of religion by arming the Oratigentin of the 1
north: ... . . • • 1
The European Time, says, during the past week
Liverpool has been in a state of great excitement,
consequent upon the present report of political al: 1
fairs in Ireland, and the numerous body of repealer.
and confederate/ who reside there: Their designs
hare caused - the local Mitherities to set about pro-
paring for any outbreak,' should such' be attempted. i
Such a course would lay'.the foundation 'of future
evils, analagous to those which the present crisis is
the natural reselt. -..,, .• . . . :
The Lord Lieutenant has issued a proclamation •
for suppressing the club,. ' , ,
' - During the week . tho mayor and magistrates have
been actively engaged in raising constabulary forces, 1
- and this body now numbers 20,000. . I
On Friday evening, a company of the Royal Horse.l
Guards, with their guns, arrived at Monk's ferry by 1
railway, and early on Sunday morning were convey...
ed to Liverpool. Besides them, the 9th foot, two
companies of the 7th and Slist, and entire batalliona
bf the 6thrifles.
-The authoritie; arc increasing the police force;
which is to number 3,300. The men, in addition-to
their usual duties, have been drilleol to the llai_tif
the cutlass and firelock, on the-principle of the Irish
constabulary. The military force has been greatly
augmented. • - , •• ' '
A squadron of the 4th 'dragoon guards and the
89th also arrived, but has since embarked for Dub
lin. ' The troops are located in various parts of the
town:and can be ordered to any point at the short
est notice. The proCeedifigs of the disaffected have
been such that a petition has been sent to Parlia
mentisigned by the Earl of.Sixton, the Mayor and a
great number of the respectable merchants sad in'
habitants of'tho town,
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. In consequence of Smith . o , llrien , s proceedings
-at Mullinagaber, airirge meetingwas held lately by
Doheney. Tho Government have iseued ordora for
I the formation of a camp there' as well as at Tilton. -
Camps'are already formed near:the:twit Or the 'Earl
- of Delhorough. - At the Irish Mining Company works
near Bilingarry, county of Tipperary, the working
men all. returned to their work yesterday, mid Arms
'that were Mon from several parties the daybefore,
wore returned to their'owaira. . - . • :
Our latest.l:Lep:feet, liiins Ireland state that arrests
Pitt.' training and drilling - had taken place at.Drog:
bola; that it was rumored that Sthith O'Brien' bad
been captured, and - that the police / had, made 'ii
search for arms, in , forty-three houses at the same in
stant of time. , -..-- • ' -'" •', . :
Stamps were on Thursday refused for the - Pekin
and the Nation, which therefore could not 'appear
yesterday, inasmuch as' they were not to be trans-
milted through the mails, and if dispatched. other.'
wino to the provinces, the police wore to seize them
at every point. Warrants were positively sent to
the south on Thuraday, for the arrest of the insur
gent loaders. Their names are mentioned, includ
ing Mr. Meagher, Mr. J. Dillon, Mr. 0. Gorman; Jr.,
Mr. Doheney; McDarcy, Mayo, &c. , '
-.. Mr. Devitt O'Reilly has returned to the north. 'Mr.
.Laber has
_gone to the Leinster . border; Mr: Mayo
Is breathing country air, and Abe:whole ilteraryltha..
.
-Lail, As Mr. O!Brion once termed their cOnfedera,
"-lion, seems broken and rented. • '• • : .
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the'European Times of July:27.j . - , • -
The state of, Ireland hal:amen the absorbing theme
re
of interest during:the week. The confederatesi in
all the fury of despair, have - now _entirely thrOwn
off .the mask anddeclared tbeirunequivocal purpese,
---;firet to Rill and capture the 40,000 ;troops station,:
"ed in !inland, and then s establiah 3 Republic, ,-•
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The events of the last few dist; hair, opened 'the"
eyes s of every genuine lover of 'order
ordet and ,reaLlib:".
orky; and all disguise beinCcaist aside,', the. only
I question is, in, what mode to crush the foul rebellion
which has almost broken out: After theannounce.
meta given in our list.,nueitier, of the intention of.
Lord•John,4iniiell „to propose a simpensitk, Of. the
hebtiartco!plittaekP
i resprjets Ireland, our. readers
tWilllfelteettratot the niestligorous measures.
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Accordingly, on Saturday, the 22nd inst.,. his
Lordship,. in unanswerable speecD, wpich e j
wa a o nly.r4r e f a ;:ii SO approving istirl_nt3o4 l ., I
mon everY er Iliona
Inv° ta - brlng)th a till!whic h ad,roruspen
sion ofthiOial4stis etirpu lictOry which tile Lord'
LieuteitO6tislartdaille4the 'tune hologAii:empotv
ercil tOpprehend and detain until the dfMarch,
1899, cnnhOlittne as he shall suspect.
One of ourLorition correspondents describes the
scene in the-House af•Rotnmons air one.-of-the most
interesting ho ever wituces4.- •
The quiet, . recolutelilitYlfLor7l, lohn i ßusselt,
who 'pose in his hem style, was not more admira
ble than the timely and judicioth observation of Sir .
Ithber t Peel,-who supported the Minister' not could
any better proof be givhn•or the practical character
of our English institutions, than the universal appro
bation whirl) cheered every sentence _of the Mater
of the Crown,. whilst, when Mr: - . Fergils - O'Conner
!spelte almost every member rest espressed
hitidissent: -
The provieior oldie new Irish Imbeassorpus sus
pension bill may be applied to Liverpool, but this
is a matter upon which the government has not . ye
decided.
• • Drams, July 26.
. .
The admiralty steamer ~A ncker” wired Kings.
stou harbor this morning, with a Queews messenger,
'who came express from"Lendoe with a copy of the
act, for siumending the habeas corpus.. A tspecial
train Meat once provided, and the.messenger pro•
corded by the railroadto deliver the act - to theLnrd
Lieutenant. The.government have determined on
a'Considerable number. of arrests, anti - ...it is stated
that a number ofriersons notheretofore openly con
nected with the rerolutionary movements, arc to be
taken.up.
At. this hoer, half past &clock, the Attorney
General and Solicitor: General, are at the castle,
and has been arranged that the warrants are to be
'issued this afternoon. Mr. Smith O'Brien and sere.
ral other leading. members; .now organizing the
clubs throughout the country; aro -tO be taken into
custody to-night, and if the attempt to arrebt theta
should not lead to an outbreak, they will ba brought
up to Dublin to-morrow. •
The accounts from the South this morning are re- - .
ally most alarming. The confederate leoders•appear.
to be so insane as to contemplate an insurrection,.
and indeed already, they hare lhtledoubt of an acts- .
al. outbreak. -The deepest anxiety and apprelim
lion prevails amongst the gentry and well-disposed,
of all classes. Gentlemen. have - come up to make
representations to the government of the. State of
s their districts, and requiring arms for their tenantry
to defend their families and property against any in.
'urgent movements.
Lord Farnham, from Craven, and magistrates
from Wicklow and other counties, have been in at
tenitanee at the Castle to day, ••i
. The danger is imminent, hot thin Lord Lieutenant
is Well prepared and determined promptly to crash,
if he cannotprevenian insurrection, forced on by
'the wicked men whd itentiw'indeavoring to pro
duce a convulsion.
Tops ore o constantly arriving firm Eegland, and
,departing for the South, whore the danger is most
pressing. A troop of the Bth Huisamersroute from
Cork to Newbridge, has been 'entered tO haltat Kit
kenny, where it is to be stationed for tlon preient..
Pour companies of the. 87th, which landed DA:
. ..morning from England, marched directly-for Kil
teeny. The remainder of the regiment, on the in-',
amnt of their arrival, will proceed to the same de..
,tination, and 'at on'early hour this morning the 17th
Lancers, with two pieces of ordnance, Jett town for
. Dnaschsuchlin, county of Meath, where distortion..
'poi Pie apprehended: '
"The police in 'the. out stations of the disturbed
Counties' who would be comparatively defenceless
In case of an outbreak, have been- ordered to tow:
connate at the thief station.
The government securities hart declined , fully 11
per cent. at .our Stock - Exchange to-day. Consols
fell from 85 to 83f. .
Notwithstanding all this alum, for which unfortn
nstely there is ample grounds, I shalt cling to the
hope that there Will be no insurrection. Indeed,,
my belief is as strong as before that there.. will he i
no serious ougireok, andtbst
. thesorernment will
be oblo,to crugh at once any insurrectionary
The squadron of Sir Mlles Napier hasarriren at
Core.- .
Ilcr Eseelleney the Countrsa of Clarendon; with
some or the "children 01 the-Lor d. Lieutenant, let
! Kingston this Morning for England
;- I Its% e seen letters from Oalways„ Roscommon and
I Viet Timierary,lshich state ' the conviction of the
Wiiift% that there will be no outbreak:
Ltvgneoot.,July 29.
i Our 'espress, which left Onblirr tit 9 o'clock . last
evening, ,has lust arrived, and our udrites convey
! lire - gratifying intelligeece that Roblin continues per.
feed) , tranquil, but no further news bare been re
' ceired. . Our Waterford correspondent.' letter has
juittorrited. At is dated yesterday, and states that
' all is quiet those.
(By Special flopre.ro to the F.oropeon Times.;
Latest.froub Ireland.
Lternrom., July 29. .
The armlets hem the South of Ireland by
. the
traits from Cork, Limerick, Castlebar, Tipperary and
Kilkenny, which arrived there at 3 n'elnek, state the
utrunst quiet prevailed throughout the country.
A Privy Council wax bold, this afternoon at Dublin
Castle, when proclamations were issued ofFering re
wards as follows: Smith O'Brien, .C 500; Meagher;
Dillon, Dolieney, £3OO each:
Shortly after 4 o 'clock this afternoon the printing
office of the Nation, at Sackeille Place, was visited
by the police, who arrested all tbo.printers therein,
eleven in number, and brought them before the ma.
gistretes °Me Henry street police office. when they
were remanded to appear to-morrow,
Saturday, g
12 o'clock: The publishing office in Dublin street
.ran about the same time taken possession of by the.
pollee, who seized every thing remaining on the pro.
Vontemplatsd Arrests In Liverpool.
The magistrates or this town, Wilt said, have de
termined to arrest the leaders. Dr. Reynolds, Ft . -
ticipating this course, . has fled to Birmingham, tp
which town an AtTicer has 'been dispatched with a
warier': for his arrest,
%Vintner 8.:". Smith's Times, 'after announcing, the
montage of the bill suspending the habeas corpus,
,goes on as follows: • •
• The news of the demonstration on the part of the
government, created a 4 oxtraordinarytiensation in
Ireland; and at the moment the bill was actually in
progress through the Commons, the . felon journals
Dublin Were vomiting. forth the last concentrated
venom of their anger nod despair; and various arti;
cies appeared in the.eonfeilerate journals, bearing
'the the parties - now in Newgate, and aur- •
passing in violence anything which has hitherto ap;.;
geared in either the Felon,' Tribune or Nation:;
Now, or never, is the watchword of the rebottles&
little doubt can ha entertained that theConfliet will ,
be what they.have sololut and so ardently wishe d ;
short and decisive. We think, howeier, that the.
40,000 well trained bravo fellow., the queen's sal.;
diets, who arc to be captured and killed; will give a
good account of themselves, end will not so readily
yield to these - empty blowier' as - ivo ropily helieve
"theywill turn out to be.,After all, it is generally
credited that warrants avo • been lamed against
Smith O'Brien, whose chance of beeomingliing of
hfutisteri is marvellously diminished...go has left
Deblin andwas oecupied by the lastaccounts, in the
ttiwriof Enniecorthy, on Saturday; in organising the
club mnvement,:
itas said that Wexford is penceably inclined; ut
the counties of Tippet art, Rilk iy,'Cork and
crick are all ripe for an outbreak.
The alareseems hourly to.increase, and-no one
entertains a beim that ihe excitement can pass away
without sortie trilling elTusien.of blood.
• A camp has been formed in Phoenix Park, Dublin.
Several additional regiment., within endive. force
of artillery, hawing been poured into Ireland; and
our own town, where so many Irish are located, not
hiving escaped the disaffection, has received a. large.
accession of troops, ready o pat down a spirit of
hellion,which'was beginning to manifest itself. The
ample civil and military movements adopted, Must,
however, suppress any mad attempt to .disturb the
peace of our town. • ~ • . .
!The Lord Lieutetrant has issued a further.procla
!nation, placing the city Viid-.cOuntf of Kilkenny,
and the remaining portion of the counties, Cork and
Waterfordoinder, the provisions of the critne rep
viesion."act: • . • -
Large quantities of arms aro said to have been re
moved from Dublin. Hyland; the`extensive' pike .
maker; has quenched his fires, and. remnieck
Alpena of his labors'elsewhere. It now'remains to
tie aeon, whether h
1.0 provision of the arms act will
'be complied With.
`Parties not licented, must, mulct the aoVere pen-.
.014 of two 'years impriaonment, yteld'up their arms
at the dates fixed by the respective -proclamation - a,
and it is moat probable, that ; the first struggle may
'arise in thei•compulisery erre/cement of this law.
. Mr.. Smith O'Brien and Mr. Meagher :were expect,
ed. '0 be at Kilkenny . on.Wedliesday. Of courtie :
every' hour 'Might ring forth Some new. incident' :
which :w ould alter the whole present appearance of
affairs.' At Waterford,. the arrival of troops bad giv
en confulence, - and the opportune return from abroad
of considetiblo detachments has enabled the goi
.ernment to increase the army in Ireleed-withottt'en-.
delylweakening the strength of the forces diatributed
throughout 'England. The 90th reginient left'Lon
don at noon on Wednesday, .destioed alio:for Ire
leedsend one:or tivo battalions of.the guardi will fol.
IoW if required. • • •• '
Sir Charles Napier, with the.fieet under his - com-,
;fitand, consisting of five large ships of war, andMa-. 4
fismaller vessels, has arrived atCork. • .
L. The latest accounts froth Ireland are of a meagre
iebaramer: It cannot, however, be deubtcd - that the
'Pews of the suspension of the !tans corpui act has
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struck a, coniphate:piniCairioeg the 'insurgent lead
ers, and the etrtiern iir.the claim) :4 They are repre- ,
seated an llykrig •th'sillAi,e4llins '• Some'have - de.'
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ddiped•-liy this. mil war. to flaisfitith, nd many have ,
6 e 151.olVellieol by . the 'steamer. -1,
. - flu g4Vernuilent astia tett aApp. to the abuse of
thil'Pskrit reggatiailifihy te,ginfiLator and Drenandf
under pretence of communication with their legal
advisers, contrived to send forth to the world then'
seditious compositions. All commanication 'with'
the - prisoners is strictly:prohibited. - '"At" one of the
.largest.elubs in,Dublin,,tile•Mereantile Assistants, *
. ..Only two monaberaVecitlired•th'tpalco their 'appear.
once on TueSclOy night, and the owner•of thp house
has wisely forbidden any Tutere asiemblies on his
premises. Mr, Smith-, , 'Dried...was expected Ito ar
rive id Dublin' houili r in -custody of the police.
Vast military preparations are being made in Dublin,
'Waterford, Cork, Clonmel; Tipperary, and the moat
dangerous parts of the country, In ordeeto suppress
nrry attempt 'af . an outbreak . ; but frOm the tone of
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our latest intelligence, e are not altogether ;with
hppes that, the leaders being silenced, the whole
scheme 'of an insurrectionary- movement will be
abandoned, as altogether impracticable.
- Mr.'John O'Connell;instead of appearing in his
,place in the House of Commons, and adducing moral
I force arguments againat his .political antagoniits, la
now at Cork. -Ho has issued a letter from thence,
addressed to the people of Ireland, in which be tic
cribes the ruin and total overthrow of the cause:to
the government and the Young Delanders. He stays',
tho association Daniel O'Connell founded is not yet
dead, and he advises his countrymen not to join tho
Irish League. The repeaters, during the'last three,
'months, have, however, - been
. too match delighted
with the
any
or pikes and physical force to
have any relish for dull abuse of the Saxon 'govern
ment. , However, the Hon. gentleman, in antidd at
tempt at a joke, advises his countrymen to dismiss
all thoughts of scaring England by physical force
demonstration. He says that the purpose of fright
. cuing England by the collection of a few fowling
pieces, rusty - muskets, and unwieldy pikes, Is about
As hopeful as the eshibition of ngly faces painted on
war shielde s 'which walan - elpedient 'resorted to for
the same purpose by the Chinese In the late war, and
Atia,,very easy o f adoption uy the earnest men here
; it home. ' • '
. "From all the information which has reached us
'op'to the moment we' are writing, it is plain - that
Ireland is on the brink of a volcano.
~" In Vidalia,- it is true, that the clubs have diasolv
'ed.. =The,registries have been confined to the most
ArtietwortitY;to be placed beyond the reach alba
'corm.. Y'rlin-armilovhicts some have determined
nut to surrendpr, are to be destroyed or concealed,
untiblecire promising days; but it Is in the South
where the. battle will commence: '
. From Clonmet, Waterford, and Tipperary, there
1
appear to exist a'spirit of resistance to the govern-
Mentoshich cannot be quelled, maces by a frightful
ellfuside of blood. '
I .• • The British Parliament.
In the Howie of Commens, on Wednescley night,
the repeal of the Union debate came on again after
the adjournment from the I Ith of April. The origi;
nators ofthe debate evidently avoided discussion.
They tried in vain, to poatpone the motioo sine
die; And were reproached by Benjamin Hall for
not pressjag the question. .11e told them plainly.
that they did not want a division, but merely . to keep
the question open as a standing grievance.
Lord John Russell, in a brief speech, pointed:out
_to Irish members how much they gained by being
admitted to a participation of the Imperial
tion, froM which they would be excluded, if.to.mor-.1
row they hid a local Parliament at College Green. •
All parties in the House scented to think that it
was necessary to draw a lino between those wh.r
wished fig constitutional reform, and those who
weto attempting by force rind insurrection to sub
lint-the Institutions of the two eountries. '
The debate was eventailty adjourned, and It i•'•
not probable that it will be resumed this'session. •
Evoker:neat In England.
in London, Manchester, Liverpool and Edinburg,
- meetings hate been held, with a view to excite the
people to violence.
~ Liverptiol, several arrests have taken place-of
particiiengsgtd in a clandeatino manufacture and sale
pfailn. • •
. Ltr Edinburgh, Mr. Henry Ranking, Mr. Archibald.
Walker an&J,Camming, have been arrested on a
charge of sedition, and committed to jail.,
The'precautions taken, both in our town, where
camp is Ilirreing,;and at Manchester, will, we trent,
keep in check thelowlers. .
It is now saidthat Messrs. O'Brien,Meagher, Da ,
ion,' o•Goimon and Lane, are beyond Carrick-,on
fluir in the county of Tipperary, surrounded by the
, r
.armed peasantry, in: dtterraioed to light for their
„liberty. . .
Steve of Thing. in France.
far ati icor .a the preservation of traMluility,
and the abseni.u . brall'euesopts to renew the disnr
dere of June, our new.o.from France:continues to be
satisfactory.
The chief cause of uneasiness ace= now to be the
anirs of Italy, and the return ofGeneral Audmot to
the remnant of the army of the Alps. • .
Parties la the French Capital are gradually failing
into their natant order. The moderate party, con
sisting, of four hundred and .firtj or four hundred and
silty inernlJera, on the rue do Pastier, wins daily
to increase in strength.. It embraces all the legiti
mists, the dr nistica,..and indeed almost all the men
distinguished for practical talent and experience.
The clubyTelnia liationel, the organ of which is
.the Roforme, guided by Ledru Rollin, forme the :ea
ciandparg, and 'numbers 450 io 400 members. La
martins,Flocnn,Trebet, and the other personages
,who ruled France from the 2.lth of February to the
end of June, are the chief members of this patty.
With a view to attack them, M. Leon Fourcher says
that Caessidiere is the real Prefect of Police from
whom Duchoox takes all his instructions.
Lama/tine is alleged to be the rent Minister ofFor
eign Affairs, who moved hit onto puppet, Mafia° ;
and Ledru Rollin rules Ltmartine. ;
The clubs compote from 30 to 100 members. The
clUb at the Institute numbers about 100, embracing
all those Orlin hold the opinions of Marie, Gamier,
Pages, and Magri. The difference between these
two clubs is almost toe slight for them to continue
long separated. • .
The red republicans meet in the Rue Cmitaglione,
and the active leadora,Caussidiere, Purdhom, Pierre,
Leroux, Lagrange, Louis Blanc; Etienne and Arago,
arc the most active members in the Assembly. M.
Marrast has taken his Beat as President, and this op.
pears to hare bees generally acceptable. It is eta
tod that his Presidency will be only temporary, but
ho will he sent to London as minister plenipotentia
ry of the French Republic. •
The preliminary proceeding, for the formation of
the constitution are going on; but, under existing
circumstances, are of a subordinate interest. The
state of siege still 'continues, and no time is now fix
.ed for its discontinuance.
.. • • .
i... Tho military tribunals are still:occupied with the
trials of the insurgents, but we have no satisfactory
-official statements, to enable us to forni a correct
jadgment of the guilt or innocence •of any of the
parties. The conspirators of May 113th, Barbee, So
twice, andtheir accomp . lices, seem to be forgotten.
They are still lingering in prison, and their future fate
is tilbagether. unknown. 'The , seals, hOwever - bare
been removed from the printing etfices . ind bureaus
'of the . Preste, bid the erehibitioia against its re.ap-
Pearaticelia's notbeen removed.
The Paris journals of Wednesday have now reach
ed ea.. .M. Tblers on that day madebis first appear
once in the 'tribune of the National 'Assembly. He'
judiciously selected, the opportunity of presenting a
report from the committee of, finance, upon the pro
poriltion' of Id. Pradhom t to .confiscate one third
of. the income of alf proprieteru. - The speech was'
received .with. evdfiy deptfinstration orsatiafactiod
• from all parts of the Assembly; with the exception
of the mountain. M. Prudhom protested against
it, as being an accusation rather than a report, and
.complained that his'ideas had been misrepresented,
and his principles distorted. '- . •
Borne little difference of opinion took place upon
a particular expression, and amongst the objector.
was God: Cavaignac,' wee is represented as having
been soya little „niched against:M. Thick', by 'the'
'obaervationcof the party oldie . extreme gauche ' so
long oath° capital is under milit a ry regulations. ; All
'the passions,of . tho various parties seem tribp Curb
ed and held in check. .. .;
Lotest.lntelligenco: from theyematinont.
We have intelligence from Bologna, statingthat
four of the' legations had declared against the Pope,
and some were for joining Tuscany, and others
were disposed to go over to Upper; Italy.. A Pro
• .ional government has boon declared at , Bologna.
ha Hungarians had mot a severe defeat at Bye
gedin.. ' •
The accounts frOm Madrid state.; that the Queen
is bettor., A party of .Spaniards had • rebelled'
against and murdered at Vallndolid„ and -proceeded.
to join the • Montemolinists. • . -
Paris in tranquil. - • " •
, Letters fromthe Continent favorably of the
crops, and that.the .potatoo ..diseaee 110 t "ezten;
'(Front Wilmer & Bailees Timii, July 29.)
The Dance nud.the- Germans:
Tho reluctance of Gen. Uransel to sign the armia
tice . between.the Dance and the , German concede.
ration has not been so easily. overcome. A temp&
rarytruce was, however; concluded for three days
Lord Palnierston who appears to have afforded
the latest authentic i information, stated.an Tueeday ,
evening that ho hadlust received communications
from Berlin; friim which ho heped that , the difticul
-ties interposed byGen2Uriinzcl, Whiehi ore more of
form dine-substance, may he overcome, and he (Lord
P. 4 still felt confident hopecithat the armistice agreed.
upon at Malmo will be signed and concluded.
Tho news from Vienna is to the 21st instant. Vie
opening of the Diet by the Archduke John, was to
take place the following day. After the ceremony,
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tho Vicar of the Empire Will return to Frankfort,
and it is said that the Emperor sill afterwards re
turn tdlnfiiiirck to his
capita]. :
he siege of Prague was to ba rais ed- o n 1 —
e 2lst.
' From thepannbe ritincipaliticii no firibar authen
.tic inteilitionce. has been received ritlhe progress
of tb'e Ruisian?arm fed. Afreisthe eapplaion of
.Prince Bibesco, the provisional goverpm,nt passed
idecrees for the abolition of punishment by death,
tho establishment of the liberty of the press, the or
'ganizatioe - of a national' guard, a loan of the mus
kets•cif.tho.puople to the State, and the abolition of
allinekriand titles. '
The. Russians, however, we believe, have de...
n
mended the restoration of the Prince, and will-pro
bably insist upon it by iored of arms. •
, Lord Palmerston asserted, some days ago, that up:
to the latest dates the Russians had not entered
Wallachia,' neither had any , Turkish forte:
The occupation' of Moldavia by the Russians is
still not regarded as an act of aggression.
Although the events which are occurring in such
rapid succession in Italy and in thi outlying Aus-
Wan provinces may soon.alter the Russian policy, -a
reference to St:Peterstnirgh, for instructions, how to
act, has been made by the Ruseitta,rekescatative at
Eucharist, in consequence. of : therevolution in Wei
lachia, and no answer has.yet been received:-
If we may credit the - ;Viennese journals, the pea-.
entry of Wallachia_regard the Russianiaa their de-.
liveters, and ther allege that theenal4tYP,d o Ple Put
to death the . emissary, who' had been tient; among
them to stir up an iniirrection. ..rthese.papi3rsiasi
tively assert that the.Rusainns. have entered 1 .1/5115.7.1
chit, and would enter Buchariet on.the4ditlinr Itith.
In Italy the war was carried on.with
.cess. The_Austrians have-entered Ferrari, levied
.contributions and supplica, and then again withdrew.
froni the city. By the moat recent accounts from the
royal camp, all communications .between Mantua,
Verona and Lenagno are completely, interropted.—r.
The Duke of Genoa, with 25,000 men, invests Ve
rona on both sides of the Adige, in the position.
near. Rivoli. The Duke of Savoy is on the:other
.side of Diicaatello, to prevent the egress of the Aiitt~.
thane on that side:: Continual skirmisni 'like
place, but none of a character to decide the fate . of
Italy. The Chambers of Tune have voted for the
annention of Venice to Piedmont .
The, king of Naples wan made:cognizant of the
election of the Duke ofGenos to the throne of Sicily;
and he commenced preparations on an . extensive
' • scale for the invasion of that island. It was calculat- -
ed that the forces available for the invasion world.
be about 20,000 troomi in Calabria, about 5,000 in
the fortress of Messina, and 600 or. 600 in Naples '
It was expected that the embarkation'.*Ould take
place about the 2.0i1, and they would land. at Syra 7 .
cuae. ) '7, :
.
Front Spain . we learn that,the QUeen. haa.been,
officially declared to be enciente. However some
impediment has occasioned alarming fears for the.
fruatralion of the hopes of all loyal Spaniards.
thought that 'the MonteMolinist movement on the -
Northern . frantier had not succeeded, but the ac
counts are so little trustworthy; that it is impossible
to speak of the subject with any degree of certainti
Don Francisco de Paulin.
.the father of the King
Consort his been exiled. -
; - . . Portugal. . .
. --Nothing remarkable' has oceurred in Portugal.
The last dates are to thelgth ult. from Lisbon, when
affairs were very gloomy.
The Overland Mail from India has arrived, bring
ing dates from Bombay to the Ist ofJune, Calcutta
to the 2d of Jano, and Hong Kong to the 24thof May,
inclusive. At the Chinese ports every thing re
mained quiet. At Hong Kong there was a bent*
feeling for the import business.
The news ftnu France had occasioned, vat
alarm, and business w•as at a stand still. - Riley
Corre tr. Co. had stopped payment:
a;cn Favra.—Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pills are one of the best, it not the very best medicine in
the world, (or the cure of intermittent fever, because they
excel all others in ridding the body of those .stnorbid.het
more which Arc the cause. riot only of all buds of fevers..
•
but of every malady incident to man. Four or - five of
Said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken every night on going
to Ord. will itPa Short time make a perfect cure of the
moat obstinate case of. chills: and fever; at the some time
the ingestive 'Organs will he,restered to a henithy tone,
and the blond so retEpletcly purified thatlever nod ague,
or disease in any Rain. will hr altselutelv impossible.
Peteirseer Countrifrit, and finirationie—rtemembet that
the Original and OnlY.Gennine Indian Vegetable Pills
hare the written sigitaturs , of '%V Lth)t Weicarr on the
top label of each box. • • . • .
Ilemeinber, also: thrit lllest,re.reueldwangcr & Co.. of
New Ynrk; (113,t0c& Co., nt Cincinnati* ' and J.
8. lVildtr et Co., of are xor agents for Ibis
medicine, and we entiiiin Fitarantee the genuineness or
that offered by them for za e. • .
The ganaine taros sale at Dr. Wright's Principal Office,:
1C.9 fare street. and' by Joon TIIOUPSON i
ISO Unarty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Who is sole awint for
this any, by whom dealers eon be supplied at the whole
Ir.rTrte Guest liewrov.—Tbe olosnonlan. or All.
Healing Balsam is still performing wonders. ' No other
medicine-has done.so ranch to alleviate- the sufferings of.
I, our felinw•eitirmis as this. No remedy has ever been
know - re to mire Asthma with MI mach certainty end , 11CI:
• fectuallv as this Balsam. 'A bergs proportion of the dig,'
leases of the [:siteds. ted State are those. affecting the
Throat, 1.; v. r, or Stomach, and fur such this medicine
peculiarly . adapted. 'fur proprietor defies 'the world to
produce its equal. Dr. Sherman, the sole proprietor and
taatinfieturer, would urge npon nil the neecessitt,of pro- -
.
curing the Genuine, tuna not lee put Ott will,. Ivey yMitotion
of it, ar with nityhther medicine. So.gicalasitsztputu
thou. that the, unprincipled unhlushingtrettempt to pass
of their worthless mixtures. hoping to share let the red,
%-31116,TV1 of:the proprietor's labors and expenditures,
when they have not the energy or ahility.to getup and
establish ant thing themielver. . ' •
For sale Jurisox, No. SO. Liberty isireeti . head
of Wood, eioit!iogla; • . • . jyil .
• DIQ' GaodiLdn , &:Clark. of Bellevue, Ohio; November
IF4d. ante. letter to - Dr. G. C. Wringlin, the proprietor
• of the celebrated Lithentrlptie Mixture, the Great Amer
ican Remeilii, - with a statement that the vicinity or
i Ohio where they do business:the article has had unpre
t. cedented sales. Nothing like it .btia ever , NlPeaTed-
People resort to it for-all crituplaintS, and al
-1 WAYS good. Old corr., widen liiqr builled. elail
of medical torn, bare yielded to it; and the facility are
using it in their procure. A large. number of medical
tont arc agents for its strong - Proof ot.the great
virtues of the article. Call on Agents. in our paper,
ft-hose names ere to be found under Great 'American
itemedy, and get is Pamphlet. •
Agents in Pittsburgh, IlAys k Dalie . gwir;No,2Liberty
at, near Canal Bantu.
VAS . T WEER 0•F
HUDSON'S. PANORAMA OF THE HUDSON•HIVER!
. 'PHILO El ALL • " •
T"F. proprietor of this great Picture of the North Rm.'
Cr, lon Itie.wa)• to the eastern cities,' l‘iU.exhibit ttis
PanOmlna at thc'attore Hall, for
. ' '• ONE WEEL stone..
Commencing on Monday evening, Anguit 14th, - and
to continue even' evening Miring the week.
lt Is painted on 12,000 feet nr.ean+nss, and represents
with wonderful accurncy, every city, town, and landing,
(on both sides,)froth New Fork Bay to the mouth or the
Mohawk River, constituting one of the' largest and most
beaming) Panoramas in the world. • .
Mr Admission only 25 cents. Children half price.
Tiekets to be. bad at the principal Hotels, and at
Darr Mari open Mit Panorama to commence mov ing
nib} o'clock, precisely.. . . angl4ost
kGAGLE SALOON, iNOOD STREET.
'BENEFIT OF THE SABLE BROTHERS;
IN consequenceef the rudder' closing of the Edgle
' loon for a few days; the above band were like to have
been deprived of the
; Benefit which was to have .heen
given-them ; but through %Ito kindness of Mr. McClurg--;
lie baring tendered.thcm the see of his Rooms—they are
hastpy-to announce that they will take a Benefit on Sat..:
ur ay cvaiting,-the Ifith -inet.,.which . will be positively,
their last appenrance. prior to their departure.: A - great
variety of new Songs and oriOnal Conundrums will be:
produced, together with the. Burlesque crpern'of SAM
SHUFFIXEIEIII.. • • ' .• "
Doors opcneal, performance to comtnence nt 8 o'clock'.
precisely. .
For pardenlars see small bills.
Admlssionionly-'25 cents.
Seminary for Young Ladles.
PROFtSSOR THOMPSON, recently of the Western
University. witli the aid or competent Assistants',
proposes lb open a School - for rating Ladies in this City, :
about the lst of .September, in which the usual bratielrt•
of .a finished education will be taught. • ' ..
The Terms will be 595 per session 61 - .31 timelriv*h.-
.The , following.gelitlemen may be retched to- 7 : •• ~"
Win; B.:11'01er°, EM. ' Rev..Wm:Preattsi.,
.- Prof: L. Stephens;
Geo. R. White. Esq. . Dr. Dyer: "
In 'the absence of Prof. Thompson, particular fliforata..
tion will be furnished by Dr. Dyer, of the Universiry.. •.'
Q TORE FIXTURES., STAND Getrin, etc.. at 41,11:117.7.
Fridriy,aftcrneou, at 3 o'clock, August 19th. at the•
store lately occupied by 111r.:Wm., McMahon on Smith.
field 'street. betamen'Pront mid Second streets, .will be
sold, two large nests of drawers end bean for groceries,
,te.; a quantity thelving; I platform scale to weigh
1900 lbs.; - Ficounter scale; 7 leather covered trunks;
large stand easks, - ike. JOHN - D, DAVIS,
us , IS - ' ...Auctioneer.
AG fib op; .—The su• scriber. as, rant Is .etc
and
relinquished the control of the Eagle Saloon;
having paid all the debts he contracted, will rot, be re.'
sp Gamble for any contracted from. this datm.: •
ruir, a •Novel without .a
Hero. •By. William Makepeace.Thickery.-'-with il
aotrations by the author..;.-.:.- ' . , - . -
Thu Tenant of Wildfell ily , Mien ' Belli. arnhor
of Withering Heights." -•-
The Young Schoolmistress.. By Joseph Aldnn,'D. D.
Part 0 of Harpers' Illustrated Arabian Nights' Euler.
tainments. New. translation, :whinged for: real.
ing: with extannatciry Notes. By E. W. Lane,'F.sqw.. . •
• I.obmis' Logarithms—Tables 'of Logarithins of
tiefi - and signs, end Tangents f6r every ten secondaof the
Quadrant, with 'other useful tables - . By Elias Loomie;AL•
M. Prof. of Mathematics all& NaturAl Philosopby.in the
lUitiyeigitypf;New,Yark„ antbor - of.a Alge
The above work s reed thik'day'incl.S6r
.• •.• •* • '..- loassToN ...t:rstrocgaoN,T
augi? • Booksellers; eoti:Tlifiket and Thiritilii.;
A,P&k 7CsIII'CULLAItet.—A. A. ItlasoN /lOW
C
opening IPA fine - French Wrought - Copek of VtiriOUi
qunliiies ; and :zoo Pien and fine French Eiribroidered
Standing Collate. at rc ry low prieet. • : • :sag%
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The Rkir.. RObinaiita s Of ihOrianst mon Meth°.
t Cho iilUgiien pea by parent
111 $ 79
for cdatollig tir on en years of age,
withont
.cons..pitrents. The suit is cowmen
ced under an old law, which inflicts aienalty of fif
ty ponnds.- - :The Reverend gentlernaifno dontilper- -
formed the ceremony !my- innocently; but he has no
means of escape, unless he can untie - .the interest-
We msn'tirip:pitnilttlitlidil preachers rind '
ces mai 14ra.liuleinirm Outdo
Sir One of'the ateallerit)"k7ilie*iiripelatic Con.
vendor, on''Wetinesilai; a:elicited. ll tP.
of the Allegheny Factories haketilaiiirta - p2.500
• 01. • .
f romthe'Esebarso Bank, for thiipprnmitcbuyinif
up 'Cotton"! :Is this trial Alba proPPhathi,ough
whosirreftreeentativeit, iherehartert reriliean . 'janitor_
,
are .ohtained,) had bette r be knoriring; nt-the
matter. It is 'no private affair.' the poar.lithegirlir
of Alle g heny Nile a right tit know all nitioniti(.
Acannwr...—A map aimed irlandfritY;Witirman;' a
drnyer, and resident of Pittsbrirglq: *hike riding
near Washington, on'Ti(elitti• gal)
from his horse,,nd very serintillydis,iffei#,ltis !coil
tieing fractured, and his face:laceilughM).fitt-aCshock:: .
ing manner. The Crommonsveallft!e4sT.:(
- "Several of our,citizens on learning tbo
proceeded to the spot where ho lay:altd conveyed
hid to tbe Mansion Houee Stride Mid !try!MOO*:
this Borough where beis receiving alien-attention:
Drs. Lane and Wilson were immediately called;and
from whom we iegret to leant there IStkrut
hope of his'recovery. - •
;... per If hfaaid,thht a Committee. of-Miteeracterera
, have aettially, goad deed the rivat ti:!ioeate a syit 7
lege: Great indieemeida are held out tothetti. We
do tiot.doeht they eould'to, .guasantfed °gains
the «Ten Hour reorre spirit, which t ,fol!ow
them to the cud of the 'world: ' '
rie" There:Were - about 'aia.'a
eriesi- romba ll the.
yesterday looming.. Among othere,:a. young girl,
who halt lived at tho Ciinlty in the
jail, three-fourths of thipaet fiye . .yeartr..,There arc
oiheri whom 'the - saute inay'
. • -
Bar Officer...Stott took up...re t llrl,,-.yestenley, for
dressing ie:hisYts - elothes: ~Bhef.,#itrkial the •-streete
in male attire with , grace, and niedititf . attempt to
escape. : She *tae found ifi'etiEOpatly:lfit6 - th - it gang
of black - thieves from Buffalo sledded heretofore. .
Ba' Officer I;Vallace-was . ./ianillen• rather roughly,
yeiterday,•by a crowd near the United State e llotel,
for no other oirence than an attempt to separate two
pugilists who were into .each other..
It is expected lust: • in.lr day 'or.two, the es
eitement on the 'subject of tbe:w . ittebaisp:who,abot
Allen, will subside entirely. Tfiepresa made...a few
very feeble drives at it yesterday 'stoning.
WT . Nmson Krikass, with Sue"' failed' Ethiopian
Opera . Troupe; arrived in Cincinnati on qatprday,
and opened, at tbe Masonic Hall, on Thursday night.
ROAIIIE has become a membe'i tti6 band:;
Grsa. , s, You.= WANT6).—rWe saw a letter yes
terday from prookvidle,'lndinna, •Calling.fOr'aboot
twenty girls to work in - aFactoly theie.• '
Vet We SIR' some straige ioyliers on'the 'street,
yesterday. They hive just arris'eafrOut i ! onth,
and are on thoir ivay East. •• • - - •,.
• o.3"The alarm of fireon Tuesday night wins false
'—having not even smoke to jostify. theeproar.
•
lar Setator Corwin'tias sat - the Moneekkhele
House yesterday. • - ;
Dift The young Demoiratr are about organizing*
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3:::1" That Was a glorious . riiii we had ye 7.
Tr Attention Contriiiiikt:Ctilltlbtit± ,- Pys .
Rho sobseribed Mods for'the:paiikise
it* home the remains•of the deeetned toembere r the.
itiF Cheery, arz.regaeated 215:113eCt at.tlte. hingtim
Hotel, oo Saturdor evening,, the 19th last. at 8 erloek;to.
artonge 'Us to the.tilspbsiuon of futidii. mattuuF (in the
hand. of Timone,: .
tor;18:11. .
-SativAirati. Piipular *WC Biskok 'Agents: ,
N 'AGENT: is. wanted la- every. city-MA:county
t'he.lniteal State,s..to - sibuie stills-crib - Ms and jell the ,
iollotrmg.ettvanr work, jast published imd•rendy . r e
CI Ai EfittCjil . P . l ve 13t 2 T1.)11;.g4:4;t0 . 4„ 1
ariltit'l'itliakiaphy;;Beploritem i
.11istam Revotutipnary and.other mmicstitm teems; Sta.
rsticaTragararia
_AglieultdwrblinVih"
eturi yogula - tion,
itc~&e in tha,Vrion.'
ILLUSTBAED WITH
Of the principal Ciiini4ncui;;Baildings,ZemW,ci
riositi ..s, Seal oC the.
States: &C.;
Compkti in Ousknata_vo volume of six..huadred . - paitta,.
.iiegantlY bound Malt tetotial muslin. . • - •
'We bate prepared this volturte at great expeitat.i they
type lair; .•eleat . rind 'handsome ::paper, . smooth mid
white ; binding turenzand'aubstanual; engravitißti Ilea
.and appropriate: 'nut work is decidedly the ellapest
ant, popular ever issued from Ma American press` ;
m
and, from the orders already received for it. we art sails,
fled it in destined to havens) immense sale thniughaui our,
rease extended country. _From' peculiar cirOnmstanees,-
wo are enabled to offiathis book.low' to book-pi-414ra,
post-Masters; and others, who rosy feekdisposcd. to act:
as agents
•As the publisher is desiroabdf giviiik useful , nit=
ity Work a very extensive Circulation - he o ff ers than:mit
liberal inducements to Agerus, Mid is'amisfied that'any
man of gcmd. add max ean reakei ,froa;.ss_,to 810.,u day
from the sale 'of ' There 11.searceb•.0 town or ;village;
'in the Union but will furnlihMeseh,or,fmatAubscribera,-
A small:capital of from Eter to Will histnecessary, to,
Make a commencement, •
- - ; , .'•
• • • Mr — No letters attended tci; - pulpillsttat:pospiire: is paid.
• For further particulars address ,
. • "' - • ROBERT SEARS . Publisher,
nut(' 7:fit . - Pio. MI Nassau. sweat,
A • itt s iuts reed tutestsoflfrints
of benutifal neat ditch - figureue Also 7 lokpm
mimic* Cloth, Alpacca,.&c,, which
. ttic . Ycrilkitirctr . int-great
inducement to pitchnitetst • - • . ...t I PS I7
,
T ACti CAP51,61 . 10 . 7...;ne Lace Caps, just.puitilin
auglt• - • *A
-A AIASON.ie,-Ora;
Pat:PARED. CIPALIP-11 .. .c ases um n 0.3 rand ok•kol
hY ••*- - to CO.;
c.:AagtT V.*: . First;and Wood 0p..,
. . _
,TVAD LIQUORICE-400 cui'd for sale of
•• FAIINESTO(3g. , &
.
ip k En PElTER.—z2o.o..ir,Grouud.l63lieeWfortiale by:
11 , A: F.IgHPMTOVIE
- - .
"KTOTICE.--My bOoki a n d atecounts :axe. left. id Itte
.1.1(- hands of R. , Oniony for , colkellnow7iAll - .those
knowing thenisebies indebted tolst,,,teilLidense.itlinid
settle with hint, its bb 4 the only' person antbonzed to te l
colic the same— ~. ...(augt.7:34 -A. SITTAItT. ,.
'
IDRINCES AND GIMPS:—A:A, MASON do Col, 60 Mar ,
rr ket streir..baveituiEriecelaied 400. doz.: fine kleckand
colored Silk - PringelliVr:4ll uldthk. — Also,-Ditops - itf-evz
err variety.aud.colta.: on 17.
..,,,,.. for septenbe!"
- -111/114....'nea MINELVII ..
- n , ECEIVED Azgiblz.„nAe4 yo?„.,,,e•plenther;
vt •
ticnt
il, Grehani2,, Book, , ' Eroslelitir—al
Godey la" do - hal PP. PI.M.-/,-,:!:--,i3ty-w' A i fis.
Theevert R.. ,
...--o:.••••l',ll,iiretola.9l' •
by. Eugene 5ue,;,,,-.ll6',l4bawk . ,
,r,
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The Founhnine!....r.k4opply., - • ,
The Half Sltsti!gva",—",::-14.-,A,MINEItrd:
L,,,,grAges_.
~ , . ~ ~ ~ ••4 4.,...,-Ci dowitcool3egbri
~.....por gate PY: 436±,melikst, oP
4tigte:r— --7"-
FLOUR -130 bblv Fresh Flettrjafityrcolilbr elide by
I:- bugle ' ,ClMis".4l3l%ltTli.
1g Is:eizt'" •
• ' tits.!""Torltalo • • •
• • ••• •-•*lln,ras.&-
11R0UND.N1711:..200 bOustzterio'ri inive4iyei
:'ond tbi'sige by Slt=ol biINCLAIR.
'GOLDEN
.81(8UP,....10 ,______-__
half bat far Imlay
F LOUR-SULrip7R.:4 bbbi. 'rust reed and for Bala by.
• - carper Ylit . r'atid 390b4::11111;.
ROTTEN STONE--1 cask just recd. and for.saktby,
, 7 aut tlB B. A FAIINESTOCK7W4I-.Z
- 116101•10SPHORUS•F40 joss rerAl "•-•;••••:?•
aunt& - . B. 46.E.ASEDTIX4r41,
afill
ot
eAt't CALICOF..S:A. M.Ason;gColliiiio
'Vy.• eeived'totber lotto lot of CelicoOs; eilSeii it:an foi
one dollet. • , '.A.leoeboods•yattl wieebtowneentelltuei.ht Sao
More wtoagfit .Coliars at Met f OUZO: •
D3LIPaSTRATOWS:-BALS..sffiii_ oreisperyi Toys,
Alusiehlitlasromeots; isstosspy.glaitales, dry(goods,•
hosiery; pt!tentthresd.'nesolor silk; foney:idirrety.gelods,-
Jewelry, - watches;towling , pletes;levorvingpfsfolail!edi •
• lar'a wagoal ••: . ; at Attcuoh gri
ill'esagai„litMrirelula%
on ltiouSaY'abst,Aligust Met inaUntlitit 10.0gifick; in;:ibe
forenooh, will be sold; by order_of the: ilitiainistrsacs of
thel ate JlAJEC*Cairriruiugb, deceased,"his ehtios •• sadol bf
tcliandiae. comprising. floe cutlery,-toy s
strut ttqltS,Watches. iewolry, loivraity glasses, tirygoodsi
hosiery, RateiltAhrerttl. sewing silk, farter:yorielY goods,
fowling . pieges,.rovolving piatols,.pedlasia:Fagoniftrok
Catalogaisovil4hs. ready® Thnnglara
• --• :VOWS ArKENNA.j Atheit:
T AftD ANDDRIED • APPLES:- - 1' bbY Lattl,..tind
Aj. few bushels Meal Applesi iMeltiffe. , 4 ,
augl6 CUMMINS la SMITH.
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the Longllelan# RaiiktindirelVitrigirorn an ex.
elusion? drab. dver 11111rfflidWILIPAg as,-it use run i .
dalcargiher_tlea . cendingtraln,iihiph,enused the death , - -
rattle 3 aro - eliiii.tieet., as it calda
... tp death and 1
t• ~ 7 02• .. rl.r• ,7r . , 7 • ~. 7,..
other killed.Pi.Cercpol7, PIP ronnuishtn f 'leveret of
-.. the - "kixe.eisionistiiPtiere-edrirelt.:lthrt; but none se.
liana? tinY sit{ isrin - We . greateit"Flimuut,llll
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many of our, citiiel) ' hidfl4;: : 4i\iiilll4le ox l t t e f .,,. 1 t ., ' .. ,,.' . :j r 4 . „ ,.
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Irptherfrieddshtirelnre4 , ;Bleetinge nre,tletdetTlY even. - ' ''. I . - '"'” '5.....-:'. ?,'. .;.?;'..',' -', '..,..., 14 ;A" . . ...;' z ik •. lo .,
trigi4rt differonv,iteotions.,of„ads,eity, trod, collections k •
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- made4cftheirllititds in Ireland.2-The'scrimbria is coo- !.- '.
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:••••.•."Thif Markets Me strithotitllliaterb4Chlrie;:ranything, .-,•:.
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ba s dna.,.. cont.:. Yellow it 56 for mixed, atl6s fort ellenv . • ••-• .. , ',.i , - -,i,-,,.. ,
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*.. Pr o visions iretolikhoto the same str?tei.ns,':dariag: the - • ; --
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last Miele .;'• no %alas - of ement' have:: bee!" reported -at *-;--•_:•-, ~1.-. . . , •-.;;, ~ --„;, ;
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,„....Tbe,...i k i,,m ~,iit tilled,: , with 3nemileili-.4:• - *S'res•'• 1:;•
.•'''' • ' -•-,• --, •-• ",,, •tr ~,- • ,•,-•
awaiting oipotionitles icS: depart -.l for • their. reipemire
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Flimr;i-lisirispord street is sephiglit - onalliMS at ,84,87, $ '' ~: ', 7 ,.. .:.• -':' .--':, '"...• -:::,' ,, ,- 1 ,.,...,..- :' ."2"....) , ....
nrid.Cliifiliils:iiitli2 tt ki.d:::: - i-,';,. -,: .: :._ . . i ' ; -;, ..!, .! ~ 12 - ' , :,.. :.,:• ,. ,...... ..c....,.. r .;,., 3 , ~....,..
OrittliAtlei'id** l W. l 4 whei! at 5 t : I °. 1,4 ' / ' ll ' l, '... ''.;; ' - ' ''-" ..;:..':: :'..------- - --
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not?. Red is93.i 6 oi a• . , -- -i ..: 2 i- ... ~ .... . • i . . - •
Is, Proiw
ous I har e.no fixed Ignore to-depend upon
holders are Inn, and buyerss are gotdi6posd io p mil. n re.
• The hottest weather of the erased ii , note•afpoyi as; ao a
ii is.sc oppreSsivoliat out- streets..dorrng the : rniddle of
the•dny ere nearli disello.o ,-- . : , 1 •,, J'S •••:`-'*: '- `• '
. . .
' i 1E43
The sventlin still The
atearnexa'roardairai64l4lhiipirtitaarf 6110 Stith pei
',"soif9 of histh heal
_sad dasr_of tartiOit..4olo9oltter s .the fprcitite teaort for
the ellisens of otirlitoll , _Citit,preseatett alieely appear
ance to-day- 7 not lasi ihiiiiro:thquinnd persois of all
.agca and...saes were enjoying the ;balmy
breezek'otibtidciightfid snmtherretreat:
Ntia . have no change in
,noitee our nariew,. but
pricen and, holders Iti-Arro• .• Sates of _Flour tit $3,12 to
'6.41401 Ma: Saleaif.neri-Allieatar6l toel, o3 . l o4leqt
and 61,03 to $l,lO for In:Corti nOthinil6l4g. Wt
'ltll,l6etsaite fittlint,*lVS tor
`loot. Ao 1 gY!''!9aN.4llic:4-41)rr9jr,
'dine Meat
~...;:..• - ,
Cmccs leiiigost 17008:7-
Flour' alendy at Lyesteeday's; quotalionC,
Sides sold at polies f 4OD borrelatiiiiiiidid 'se Ale:
"0 6 , 1 iiivi *1,4 it 7c..
• fp.95U bags '( rq,a steady paces 'WbiskeS in_
•-; Tiisdeis*lseeriltiii, : soSicoskatefintike low rratdr fyreL
sent.
OA
' luab le ; bud gt Lou. Crowed .on
• ' , nest Street, .eiteh 1 - dit (mut by 75 deep to an alley.
rice, ..51.40Q; SMO to Twnd. balanre ar.113 years:. .;- •
desirable Loiin Allegb . eitY.= feet fronton she
canal, ,t 1.3 deeti to anlaliey.. -Priee;;fitiO; - .51.59
band, balance at 3 years... • - . :
CU'llißPJP,TcOentiral AO
augl.6 't.Elealtlt6eltistie et.
OXEN:IVO ND.-Akiii Et aninhiypbaiitili 1 nittli at, a
montey..:llreowiiet * eitii'ltenfr. it by
ca ijoi r4R oA l idirjampope,e,6 , : . REi.uY ,
tr?
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b -- LEAciiiiildusCufs;ujerygiteimi - Ni l o9—i3D ••
..,.11farker iciiitjmeiteorlilaot,oJraseg
tha4 . ,rox,:ckesip;
4 vifitg.l9o;•ari Argtikl:PßlOLl.at
iiiisttatits.of Cili4o.itt 6.1 c,
SALE.—A'valuable improve 4 Fiktt.Mol79stile.s:
'47 4 r 4 0. 1 . 5 the *JCI
ldatiftrOrwiti.c4iff bioC i
L 55 Olivgysoltplikebuildingwandoiitterimprottatenis;
itlSaeres.tlrcalnvstiou: Price $3.0314,. - -'Aprptllien l
:FAtipe! of:V:1 ) 600.pr *91.)00 . Ti1l (14 gill bic..7lres p rut "
..viynxepi;liilashlltanc:o ht Sof r)Cora. , ',:: • . r ;
• • . Stnitbseldlai:6et.
Rt7TEMMM
IoR sALL.--1.. v0r.'114.10-, pa fay an 4
.. .copi_er of
~ i• - s,Tood OuTardlittsi --6 .* . bcat . 'Flu" o oE•fli u ' l ik
at the Scotch ESII•MittIkotFAIM!RIStMt . , , , I4T-,ttt ,
:tottl.the lot cheap ..%.
n..,:Aiso;-A L0T...0
ttli . . - niree ,.. t*Z % Deirr...ct,,r,,a Ot "
lie atthe new GernuffVbaltit.This , Lat.4 .00i t,
firille:eord.onActroomodotwirtrior.arnnd_ .
pia per
.pelOoi louse. sith ttio:piirilege of bay ing. oFT . tha gront id
Ir a l ltZerevilollierLotient die lUD, indi Here nt plac . ez, .
for sale .. on accommodating terms, or pe r petual . !coat, an
mar t art parchaseis,.., .
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. augl24lll changed; . - ;- --:";- 'THOMAS MELLON. •
•
• ("10-PARTNERSHIP.—I. bay. - this djsposed of
my interest the 6ntl Of.Lorenr;Sterling,/c Co:;:to
• y' ons. Robert liana- &Wallet P. Sterling'.
• HENRY STERUNG:: .
'Accoraing.sotheibgminnintemeut,/sre have' this - day
atisoeinted with us ruiltartuers, the above.nanted.ROßT. -
B.L.STERLING and SAMLTsI. P. SPERLING , The.bu
sineas will be conducted an heretofore, under dm - mune of
uuglu.dkacim:. __ - .LORENZ,-STERbINCIIV-CO.
.:- .
....ID:flip: CHANCE-Fon , it B.A.R . oAtric.VF!
did Goal can he .4?../4...., ...-:,..:
.3A A I f AN . 1 ps;—.i Acta. of eplenppuget,....
by' tiPpliention' to rthe , undersigned.' to b
et : eattlia, , Tbe . _
.....
Goal, lies on the, Cink) Bill end; St. Cialranceptkei 'within
..
.twoaides ind three quarters.of.tha,et. dtreetlyetto. t
. .
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.4ia WWhico.Bogg's rfann.'.The.. finling. oft h new E.
:turepike reielerritthe neareitinidmostaceetzdtleLif Any k z' '
Coal threat° atthis tithe in be. city : 114 "oPen..mge._,lnaY
:be platfordid to the-ed&cif :the ttnadular; *Amor . 11,11 TIng t.
'tithe expense of mei:tort" any kind 4.. 2 , 3 aprif ktnAlus hoot - .k.
, sikidof this feud; half a toile - Ban' the tornpalre'.Were r stold •
>in am inna , 'company fouryeais ego; to tingailiationtif the
4ttention of this new road, 'whit*, rehdfettylt
.ikiekts.desi
.lt•Traans!—Onc-third_entdif,' one-third. in pei tecirl• and
the balance to snit the - pn* ".hesee.' -, - ' --.•- -••- '...-• . - ---
For penieu!are errOrte • - " ; • ' THO§. - :ALGEip;_..-
i :nels-tr • , : - •', • • . • .at Gomm's, Wrath eftet.
.IngllbtawlveArladebted to the: -
.LS Ante firm ot:AYorncit : Morin to;Co.; mw hereby re- -
quired to make hismedinte rayment of the.same too Other."
o£ {Le utMeuigan ¢ r MARBAUGM
i 12 4 .4/ ! . ., , , , ./magneto.
Antittr.:P - BAG',POUND:t!.4.lWlialtatslay"attentoon, a'.
1,4/fentretlkg,Contctining clothes; orlth'ihe lin:4e of
.P. Mon too th ,- - Albany,'New Yorkysupposed 'to-hate-be c :
stolan^sag picked mit Mt Boyd's:Milt-11m owner cnn
have. it by.callifig'pa the, sonic ram r Mut. , tasyrinic lot ibis '.
advertisement c':: 7AM RAN.
.t-nallS4P o S.- ' ' os4'e Hill .
;FAIZGVOODA . , - & - littsoli Cer: cr:6o3tar.
street, jukttoor 21) , cosi. sad packages
N E k l e V t •
of New. Fail Goodeieout prolog new. styles of flints ma.
:Freoett, - F .ngina toui;',Atnetteott Prima 'llosfery.tood
'lereer,POllttes,..Copes,'Jrtmeeotintl, , &rise and Hook
51Oelios;. ~; - reglt
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--=?PeetIII-Tercht , Teet . • -
11 1 H03TAS LEECHOitter of the - eh - y . 4,f Diddirt, ttnrli3ale .
cor r 'resPertfully ,informa.his friends
anA ;tie public eaireneml, , that, he has-riowresnmed - his
lormer.vacation of cyring - triecpanny, that.,-exciartnt lag
ptun yelept:TlXlTtigac HE,..no:atattor.in what, ft lite or
.(tecty. ibikleeth marlte, hy.meatur warranted' perfectly
nactious heissc conftdent+tmens mocks +earl—of
its-offiCatYrfromP 4 -1 1 . 45 xPeriencet.lhar"he- practices the
infallible principle Orito rare sta-PaY.- - -alis Letto, - cision-
ArY Prdfing,4ltavan established fact. or - tchich vouchers
-call be had at JUi.Aabit Spay s, Prcifesor,
Al7lhe streeq - cte - jeltela tdaY.ttig
httil24llC , -
7 . ... ~... ,- , ..ltutepligassco,Ostliem, .
A4 . thetuluctiber is Well acquainted in both cities, ho ..
,will attend ui show. any.appliennts.wherit Abere is 4
t
houses tinlet. i: .4ll.landlords applying to getitansuta for .. mc- ,
house,slhity have to rent, he will attend to punctually.—
.LI/sewow, all LOS& Children ha will but, If any-whore in '.. . ' 1..-
either of the cities; and other property,, As those been...
in the ,of hunting lost children_ in both Allies for I.'
several years and:bane always .been successful, eaTer I '....- ",.
tin paining to attend to the same, ri, lime called - en: ~ . ~...
`ant pisitided isiiihtS Well known, Be ll, for the paipose-
(31y.eliirgei:*111 be reasonable:, l' live AI PtescOl on
41,iti - stibOtWeen'Ainne and Cony Streets. - . ....
- 'it•W =. . ',- . - - •- - - JOBN.W. LYNCI - 1. - p.....,,
.7110,LET.7-11..ftptwolitettlbrick. DwelliDg: 40100, o'
Water eiretit; between: Narketaria Ferry Mae
'Bonze to well eitunted fbca tictufing , bongo,: being A:A rj:
ciin3p . nlent for that RurpOse. . For plieretilsricib minire ar
b • • telonnevof,. -
0 1 .VRIE ;dr die the's'Flot, Schdeer; Leg
• The Tenant M
or Wildfell Rail, by Acgui
;..Adveduires ofa . blealcal Stadesne t bylidteriDouslee.
Biotheriand Sisters, by Predrik - a,Bremee.
The ShakePlAvelartoT /-.!..= .210 r 1 11 ,6013 - - ' • • -
The"jiorerman - c.detaso,ing prat hoN
L,es for
ltd for tbe eelechoe -
-,Catare Engliabol3lUnlir. 7 7 - - r'
Deinoernbe Retikr - • - .1
Aming
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Terylot'emontyßeportfor i
illarninellT airrpty *Amine ~;'•
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,cfcri sale atl 7 f!_s, A: - BElNEWS;Strilitifield ii
• .aditiedelrom Seemed.
• Oh how - 11411 Lk! F . •
:TUE PEW, if you wisho , iieericairt . and,hvoid - thieft,
eu
V you Faust drew cool. ;SVialealithepoliticiana and
'canctidates are Iricing with tat/ Other tir`securetbe vote
of the returned soldiers, Cumin btaltrotrided stock of
choice. light turd iseitconulde Good e,which.ne is prepared
makellidanarydory prices to buyers, ,The
such he invites to No.3o,,Fifth street, tit
of &Tutu & Algeo,old establithed Heed Quarters,
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