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Acts ftdfL'Bctolutlbn* p4t*cd at tlic First o f,j bQ functionary who decides the ca«e, but subject
i: ft SesHon of the TWrUetb pongresi. . tothe regulations hoteiocootained, and.auch.ss may
■■■'. "hereafter be made." It flhall,however,betho.duly
, [Public—No* S4.],- ..... . ;- of each and every functionary to allot.punishment.
AN ACT to carry-inlo effect eprtain proyttions.ln ; a ft.j, r ding to the magnitude and. aggravation;:of the
. treaties between the. Untied States and ynma sup offence, and all who refine or neglect to comply
Jho Ottoman Portef giving cerMinjpdicial ptjwera.. ; witll xba BC ntenco passed upon them, shall stand
to ministers and- consuls of ttje .United .ntaios.in until they do complyi or are discharged
; those countries, r •• bvorder of the'-consnl, With the consent of the com
'T iff if enacted by the- Senate and House lleimee ,
Natives tf. the Untied Statesrof Americ^ in.WST** ■ SzCt i6rAndSHf further enacted, That murder i
assembled, That, to.'.carry. Into full puect .lne pros an( j insurrection} Or rebellion-against the Chinese.!
vistona of the -trealyj.of July lhiru, .eighteen..nuaj government, with: intenHoaubvert the same, shall |
dred and forty;four,:.wiUt- tho,Chine_ac emp)ie, tn . offence's; punishable .with, death ft hut noj
commissioner and consuls of. ‘h.® United .hWJJi.W: person shall be convicted.'of either .of Said: crimes |
appointed to .reside tn Chlnor:shall, m addttton,to ,|j 6 ; C onsul and Kls associatea;in;t6e trial.*ll
Iho other powersand duties Imposed upoo tnem oj., concur jn opinion, and. the commissinnor also op-.
;tho provisions pfsaidtrcatyj.be.yestcd-withtho jo 1 :pf#eesoftßoconvicUon};.bulltshallelwayabelaw
ciol authority herein described, wwen snair ppp 1 to convict one put upon trial for either of these
tain to the said iofßcoof commissioner and t^e , p fa | erter offence; Ufa similar characterj If
and he a part of the duties bclongintthoreipj t th e evidence justifiesit j and when so convicted, to
:S£C. 2. And be it puoishas (brother offences,by fioeor imprisonment,
to crimes andmitdemeanors, l h .o«srd public runcUon- both _
rarics aro horeby fully- empowered tp arra g , Sec. 16, And be jf /mfhrr.enac/ed f That whenev
try, in tho manner heroin providedr »» _ciuraos U, pey o no ehall bfe convietod^ofcither of the crimes
1 the.United:States charged punjshablo-with doatlrt as afaresaid| tt ahalf be the
which shall be committed in the=>»■ duty bribe commissioner to lssue hlsVarrantfor the
Including Macao,and, upon ctc^ution . of , uch conv j c ,, appointing: the time,
auch offenders in the manner hercio autnorutmj ami a D d manner; but ir the said commissioner
the asid functiensnesand eacli oMhq%sto .uerony ; Sh a i|-tteidatiafied thnl of public; justice de
authorised to Issue all such proceracoaoorasiinoDio :p,' aa j i tj |ie:teiyj .r r om time to time, .postpone si)ch
aud nccessary,to carry this esecutiOn| an/if ho findsmltigatorycircumstances
Sic. 3. And be it further enacted, t m£ ,yiuttif»it, may submit theeise to the Pre
to civil rights, whether orpropcnyoMhopcrauu, the ™ f "s? o Wtcd S t Jc. for paidop
said .functionaries arO hereby yerted vjitti.BiLta J stci\7i And be .U Jbtrther it ekail
dlcial authority necessary to eiecoth. bo the duty of the commitoioner to establish a tariff
of said treaty,:; and. ; *h«l: jd br fe e, for jodiciaj services, Which shalfbe psid hy
mattera of coofrart at the port where, oy neoresi •,^ h -^e^.d l a-tt«eh'peiswjUi- w iM.;«Md;iepmiU!»r.
which thecontract was made, or at Whict , , lone {: rila | l direct s aß d.jfo, proceed, shall, anfaros
or neartstto which,_it waa to be; eteoplpdfc, be applie d tojerrsy ,he espenses inci
debt to the execution o fthis act 5 and regnler nc?
.which, the cauae of controversy botb shall be
- -r— . . . whore, ornearest to which,: nataes hi*no hept nid iaid before Congress by:the commissmner
Public Meeting 1“ *»>• Fifth Ward. 0 f was sustained—any such port above namea nei g
At o very large and respectable meeting held m always one of the five menuoned mtn « y Ssc . 18. And be it further enacted, That, in con-
Streets, on Saturday evening, September ,i,wtiicii ,jded for by said treaty. ; . i.v treashryot the'Ubited States, annually tho. sum of
was called together by previous public notice, to Sec. 4. Add be it further «“««■* ‘ 0 one thousand doltsrs, in addition to his salary} and
take into cOnaidemtion the laic act of Councils, in diction m criminal judcml^timl. - thereshaU also bepaid, anpuajly, to eseb^of : «ud i
and influence down the grade or liberty street, Wiiuau United States, which an ““ 1
,w uoa wickedftcuonT .vNowuefer.t-McCutLt wat^-called the Chair, Atetwder far oi [■ ncc««ry.to‘ b v v gtc; 19. in it furtotr.tnactedi That* all i
| ’Now irthe timefor IfieDemocracy to actumtrd. (.joghlin appointed Secretary. The following pro- ov j* "J! * , .L~ , ,? r ,1i 8 1 ,^ B r thS the terma of tho enminal cases Which are notofa hemopschwamer,,
, ly nod energetically. Let there be onion and bar- amWe and relation, were offend ***££%£ ?«a« m rego.reO -o Oi■ »«' r«h law. are d shaU gj £SST.r “e"commiw.nne;
.rtshurgt* 1 our ranksf tu dvery secUon of the country and after a long diseuiuon by Messra. Cole, solublo to carry said, treaty into .effect, bqMn all £ UonaaK toatliuit and setUe the same among them,
‘ *"* South. Let no new de- m an .Woodward, Crawford, Vfilton, and others, it cases where such laws arenolndapica t ji fof . tcll „ ) upon IMU!U nmry or other considerauons.
‘ -miopted,with hut few d.smntlogjoice.i , ha^d^^o^^^^onmio^h'e'co^ul'i
WRUfiAii an Ordiaance ha»iDg pafiea the Cttjr | Cn j 1Q manner oterweh ciUfcpf find othew c*»tt!f>mf>nt of conlrovertietcf &
J WCO Codd“. at 'their l.n meeting ntttag down the “ n c d h “^ aod , f dcfccu still remain to « “^r.greemXorTnbm.t
CTP' grade or |ajbeTtv *treel, between nnd .nonhcr tb« common Uw nor them td thd decision of referee* agreed upon by the
” States furmsh appropriate and »«“«*£«©■ rl.onfv of whom .haU have power to de
13AV' I bdMeun dies, the commuuoner shaft,by P i J a^'^u^." y Aad j t ,i ia n bß u, e diItyofthecon^ 1 tyofthecon^
ed without any notice to the uooi whieh shall have the force of law, supply such a of , ab m,saion for such
, without any petiUous being presented, without any , lfrwl4 and deficiencies .Lnidbriheparties and acknowledged
' reoort from the Slrect Commutee, apprising the . R _. r. And be il furlherenaeleJ,TbM,m order cases, to lie si^couvuiuki
members of Councils of the injury «isi would there- or g >nill , an d carry into effect the system of juris- r f * r^®ha o ’^[;^ a? h af "e?suit»breno&eorth6
b y be sustained by the property hdid e r«; »ndvv her e- p nl£ j eoc6 driusodeil by sa!d t rc » , J>. ,l ’^f°i no |!“ , time and Ulace of meeting for the trial, preeeed ex
as, tho said alteration was oovpropoiedforthe hen- „ jlblbc4 a,j C 6 o rthe several eoarals for the fix* bo« mei u *' J ot ne\Seeutbsp.
til of liberty ,ucr.,or tho Pcno.jlvama Radroad . treaty, or so many of them « p»», « ««§e“,er thew
Company, but was adopted solely for the purpose ®f. cuv be conveniently assembled, shall ptesenbe the P ™J| eonsnl .'who incoutt.shall open
obtafn.ngan easy grade for a private «a,l road track of a „ Bllieb .hall g
down Hamson auoct. . ~ r -v >r, n L oraaid the U®«. judambni shall be Tendered thereon, and
Tber«tert. the ciuten* of the Fifth Wirddo , |hc mpe : the macncr. *n c m romDH&nce trith tho term*there* i
rewectfully ptuuan the City Coowuli lo rtptni A j coodacied, and how 0 f: JVorWrJ, Aotwwrf Tbit the partiwaa? aJw*y«
°jirtt?twf, That onr mrmbers ofCoancilsarehrre- merfe Si Mher wdneasei; lie se.Ue the ..me before return thereof is m.if. to tho
bviutruciod to vote fotthe ?epeaJ ; which »ba!l he ellowed to the prevailing .* fir K* it furiktr fiaHlid. That the com-;
That the mmote, of this meeting bo | a , be fett which .hall P ? td
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tis*» c2i. wl tfftct,wftr ” ,hey
mg in of tho lodges mooting at ih.£imor oOkwe .p , 6f tbrt >cl , „ thaesigeecy ma V Uemandiand I aof the United Statea, ahull ox-
CortSpomleJice tor the count} will latei at tbe S A Cls . . thefhySieian * U<»t ho 'atttt lay «tnr 05«»«riiee t who 5* 2* wJih/d walr- hr the minister of the United States, aad the
T. y ion tt T ! Se^"ncr l ccn^UaUeted^^
mecwSy~ Let*vcrymifrl>emfijgntdo M* du f J lH According to the Boston papers, the reeling j ii'rthS^hSKdSt^» iae the Wme, the may, retenhrlt**, i aoove exurewed.
. spm,-.- Ini m th. dd Bay th."-bl3..'’ -P— by warts, lh# UfbiM, °" lrr ; h “'il*ta, in ibJ ST&. B My.™,»'lbapHm!hß.l«oTcrai..
tn elitut ovet two month, from thui date, you ) ot Ae s **<«*. I *» ***r ad.irra, asTra«n 1 sbsllbe uodeweod to m«n any pormn vested hy the
Will, fellow Democrats, be called “P 0B ‘° T °“ f “ eland that they ahootd at once entist in tho snpport l wSun the op b/thcasevcrafly, to the Pro.idem, mho la.d bo- ‘ ul '* of tb’c'fivopmu
rand,dates for President god We President of ih* of Vaa BareDand AdMns.nnd le.Tsylon.m go to- , oibib hm, wit tsyossw rn-vdy oom our * ' fom roogrera for rev-siea. “Sv P m« •» Turkey. . „
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' Lit ms nthCT ipeecholar, the hon-, ' JuUge Tnobcr otrVlTßtnta. tty l»t of Agontsyse eiUwmtcM , ed, shift be Uailtd Sutf , ao d to the laws thorrur.not only sa
est°man; pnd, WntfAM, Ojßcweb, the patriot, 1 We learn from the Virginia papers that Hwr*» hr. , , Jlt/ canpU.s, 4 , gotrtralls acc«opa<»f>l w> h. \USgafld tesson to brlioinetru«,<ir upon Vfilterw
' ■ J)emocrat. It i*;adnuUed j din Gronor Tuck**, one oflhe mottdutiogauhed men j pamio ibrnght «dr ( .ciKodinii w! tompUiet ma<w, W■■udoroUftW. fitfullfl wrill v^t a rf aoii shßli he hdd liihlc for nU ntgJigen*
fliat hettcreelectionscouid not liave b«n jof th»t Sutej and -a half brother of the late John riao*^Se^^^swr» : 1 abSSaliostsd m'.och way as .hall *t ! * "*
madeSyThe DemodratieNational Convention; but' i, aod o!ph t died at hi. reudonee in■.
i,' n. - 16 C a f ew disappointed aspirants lie 28th nit. He had been s Representative in rvgrutb Pdfs wi.l b* found ono oC tbo el , mm iUiog tn China art. oSoace sgainu law, and OK D iLLAS
Z'jSgrZZr* rum P the purty, iffhey Congroasfrom UiatSu.e snd a Profcraor -f U- st {, •»« JS mpurnlhmeol ‘ '”
arooof permitted to rule at, have mamfesimla deter- Winchester snd in ,h^“ iV or b^ 1 , m Wanner hcm.’n promtibcd s slwayfmetms <■»<. -*"«• sp Jl. JaME! , k ~o l)K
-minalion to ffereat the candidates or the Peoples also known ss the author of valoable ueausae i ihror“ ux of ib/ahov numra Pitls. ta-j {ptmitAfflcsn in # manner proportioned to *" _ ■ ,
y'i: ’. - , iCnl-i.v if nnssihleb throw the- admims-1 lawr as President of the Court of Appealsjtav s^ffoo.; ~ ofl going to brd, will, In a sbort bmry givV. vocbiaao- fence, which pnoishmcat shall ,m .all cases, except. -
iS£&% hands oTotd Federal part, for the i K hol.ro, h.gh lltcmry U«e ; and., an accomplish- *
nextfiur yeux. - ' ■ ' - 4 , jedand am.ablo gentleman. hr^,r,fC.u«r/ 0 ',. 0 mof/*.i<.-.o«. ~nv-».o.l vn-isi • V ft™ indU a juttr rner/rf, That any eon
-1 The old Pedcralparty of Iherounlry, finding that Appointment by tbe President, {ibforiglnil and truly Oenuiiw [(.<lu.n | M |, when sitliea alone for the j'** 1 ' , o *oS!id*dnea i Msftmssn tbove ui Dork, iSe <Un , r , l,f * Jl? i? c^nSirJ*
*4* 4k m M Wkfkj.i with the Demomcv. they . A .1. ...nsk.s.fm»n««hv the President have wriftemtigowoTeoi V ttuv* mon the |j hne impft*eAUo«4 | M j j 0 tm Manev\b} tV iword* »hv Ccmpanv.
»o ifa*raadhpenconU«l with the uewocrayi j Among the recent appAioimeaU by the VttMMi, ho* . . not c^.M g oa ft hoftdred dolUrt.or the term of itn-i he with hmw wu« plate* and wtr* ByS l.llri
had nothing to expccUmt defeat, conclude toadopt, w# DOl ; cc lhat of 6uates M>Vi 4 tr, 8«,., of New Ltnmgrj aim. «5!!Sm £rf J pr..“menVdoc. not r.«od wqr day,, ard there dnih E l-M. g oon
' . a new device cheat the people. 1 y District ’Attorney*irihe>Uoiied Biate»» j Co .of tw xhi* \ *b a U hv oft appeal thnefrom, nerpt a* pio»idcU. »n 5 . roitm t.fWmufl Atinini*. Jaiw*\VftTrru,
They Vtahw that w,th J Henry Clay, Daniel Webmer, j for District of that Slat*, m the place ; lh<? ftu * M i *«*»« f f J jf 1 /***- Thll wheß j ni<ulllon ‘ l Am«amUohiiß^W*
John M’Leaa; fThoma* Ja»neni,-or any other, mao , of y, Burtta, removed. This I*, wo think, j ,h^,° g '^ u | D Jutor*alcaipr 1 * l 'Jj roar alto decide all ewe* lo which lb© itama* from ,op the Rich Man's Error B*
, who is knoil otoft 4 Consistent advocate of-whigV j gne of , ha mO , ( cofflmco dahle acU that ha, been re- .» P S-SS ! finS impmed ftA not sxcecdfiivhoodiHdolh,. T * #irt nf ,b«
principles, as their leader knd candidate; for Preai- > cenll j pC |f on ned by the Execnbve, and will,,we j ,’bf, , b y whom dealers can br mp)iliM oubv «ho b- j OI tbe term of imprisonment , * e *^ I n, ' ,el > j« j uid nw hv VT „,. u ~
5" of experiencing; Wat«too doab re «lve die spprobation of the Democra- ! raleral. " T I L
defter they - , : i jDrGtwUon t eiark^jOf-BcU)«J», JJ 1 , I ?' y may* by complymif with tho #l^
am’sre mdjsary brave ~ ' SiKI
sure-htt *’ «)# armf nearly nil Gsn.Taylordtd notthink the nommstion »rthe »*« “uOMrtVhVllravl" l!« lml‘m'prr dfmihtr'euael'd, That whenever
declarations, who has been ,n the army nearly nu worth the "S?wA sale. SkotW"* »‘ke It ha. eve, «.p»red the enn.ul shall hr ol opinion that, by
po«ago lciter-Srj ctirrsl But the nomma- SKi Wf.W'illSiS'ffi Vi. «^rth.
...... <e**t?»*z2z£i'jgz‘£: ”;.™,.i“S.,T.°wiraß»OT.o»s sa^nsansirjyffsahs^
SbTwSSy"..!,.- OPBWOBBBCBBi.rt.BB... »*-»■“- sssslsa^..«ydii!fM , sis tesa'-sr^-^iSK'.’ft
terestiof tho coontryj—be eannot Say Whether the ues t e BD * t “ > unmerited honor Tiez then to oc- R Agenw fn pStsharghfSMS A Brocuwst, No SLiherty shall he persons or good reptile, and cjmi'Ctcnt to
: " ' . t;.i. in anlndenenaont such a«high and unmerited hmar.l beg then to ac lt A^"” c^na , J>H dß „'. lu^lw lili himin thttrml.and who, after
peqple’smohics ahnnld be kept ma . p HEARTFELT THANKS.’* , _ .UL-L i!H" ' ""■■■■— WUn g upon the trial, ahsll each enter upon the
Treasury, io4>t>' used by -the people when required, «? piTTSBUtUI THBiTBE. record hisiiidamrotand opinion anil sign tho same.
ortflieed t«r the vaults of loaned ont cranberries and Cancers. c.S Pokes- ■ • - ■■ The consul shall, however, decide the ease! but
tojrcaspiog speculatora;—he catmot tell whether he Wo lclrn r rom the Tuscaloosa (Als.) Observer, "gl ooj wJTkets, ?ffc If bis opinion U opposed by «m opinion of on® or
. fcvorablti to ulaelnl the proceeds or the sales ol that a gentleman who lives in the vicinity of that circle 60c ISfcind ticrc M |Pii JSe mom of his asMCutes, the ense, a dhout Hrihcr
the Lands in the Roblie Trcasdry, ovdls- dy, has recently effected a perfect euro of a cancor Oallery ■ ' FAMILY } refened to* the comroUaionor for his
xrlhulol ttem amongst the different slates i-he on b „ nose> froni ,hn application io jt or poultice. jP*Th,ra mghi ihcAIERON FAMIL\ j f ,» ad udlcatloß either by entering up judgment
•fit TCbe ,h e , the GcncralOo,eminent should made of u,,, f, o u. The cancer had been of e.ght «»»*' | or remitting the same. to. A®
sqnttnder the people’s money ih constructing Inter- Tht. is vouched for by ,he'editor I
no! improvements for the bencGtOfa few mdivido- or , hat p, lp er. Little Pickle, (with tonga ond dance,)' HliiUewn n|)d hji af , oclMc r , c „ ncnr opinion, tho decision
- w „ „ *tf,?Si.U i «iw r?s «J ISS; -; 1
extending slavery Joto new territory, of, it "ear of it injefferion, OCsllachan Mil? He* n (Julia -A Ml«*Fi.n.iy w h l cb appointed” shall have jirisdiclion, as 1. 1
ft- we fear that It extend. ,0 everj county In the „., curlmn tlse M?l oclock SStSTi S ? ftm and if hn
ARMV, and his professionl nmilier Slate. It is also said to be more serious than usual ” J2l AUCTIOS BAL.BB, sees lit to decide the samo wjthout aid, his decision
of ihnse who interfere witk the nglits of BroUier Mate. «M*S M*«EJWAIaUCWOOTER, thereon will he final, but if m hi. judgment any
•' ,; 'Jbii«Bhii|^ , 'W»?aU*‘to6.Vi I w^t.-|i^.w n I ■,•■:**. ei> i : • :No- Ui 'Wow BmßTi;tHw:6 doom Fim. : cascinvoives legal perplexitiM, apa «uiS l :f l .. ! i
extensive! cotton end sugar Ptontabon*, ; «nd« ft> M , Dmomtlc meeting In tho city of Albany, on OU8&IIOLD rU n>TTOfiiTFEATIILR BIUJS, el.hofsueTcara ft^a^behi.
owner of nearly three hundred HUMAN BEINGS, thc „ 6ll) „ lumoj , he following resolution w»a unan- H BEDDING, KITCHEN UTENSILS, 4c A 1 AUC "“"“1*“ dollars, in ei hor on th ' B tfto n|)r
: who Are hough*, tad <oM by him, as convenience or ia)o j, t ,y adapted t B ° ° ' . morif hanftiroe cibxena of the United Staus.ofgo^
•‘".'*.7 : v .v : .-.-■liftf ' JUiohed. That we caU upoa ihe National Kwcih No'. ili Wood Bireel, 3daorB.frort sih v theTurmmr« of a repute and eompeienl to.lha doty, \vho BlialLA\iLa
:; • j>deral i NattJnarConvention - nommited (iVoVasdemocraUcfreemen.haverthe right.to.do,to Ertynte,lifflity..ifflrti^li^^ J ci^ a .j, im hear..itmy;»neh.«»se,..»^il‘»ft.«P!»?B?.! > .!^A l ;i
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rorelve not onli the imammous vote of infercsta and prosperity of tho country, it is our duty. wm licr sih, ml(to’cloek,lii ilie forenoon, will lie sold- his assent to, or dissent flora, tho consul, wun auen
he Would receive not onij * m wbiiiuio ui . do l y c f ,h 0 ; 8 whom thstporty ha. placed M'Kenna’. Aucuon Rwras, No 114 \Vood si , J doors roMon , therefor no he thinks proper to assign, and ,
_ the <‘»h)g” party, hot also the voles orthd igno- a > r principles, end when trai- from sih at. on account of former purelmseis, a few lots , hor pjrly moy (hereupon appeal, under such reg
rapt Mofocc* who would he earned awaycap- E,° nd in the «.»?» the treason -tat,on? J exist, f M
t»v6 iftlheftlitter hf sword* anA plpmca,anA *^ e ;by the bamihment of the traitors. venißcment no appeal i* lawftiUy cUimeA, thcdecißion oithe l
’ : 1 cont«iu<df ihrec.casca pf Dry con«ul BhaU. be final aßtl coftcluai\e. . 1
JAMES M’KENNA, Auci c « bVtskJn
- , pect»tidh» l rl ;Nor—fcr.from ftj■■? -■,■ ■ W down in wriung in open eouTt.vundcr such rcgula-,
- : oiit it>'he tboiavoilahle.loaaflr'tbafWlisl*xilccWd ? it IWJi tiorirns shallhe lhnde for that porpose,pnd. 01l oV :
: : AT that GeriV'tailor is the; most.wppoptt; e we, lections to the competenuypr chpra J* e I •?!,,
; •SEoi'lSTjihdhe'Wfiii-ttsrsfiarfeilV.ThaUhecom
■ expectations of
xMsißie/-w-«onveils fturir,the,lfaMi*~pf,the7arup hey hl» power to make regulations.and: (lfcrpes, a* is
'»i; -ii". -; •" - -' ■' *di herein provided, be fully authomedto hear and do
• an i cido all cases,-criminal ond .civil, which may Come
“B i before him under the provisions of this act,, and,to
-)g i IEBUO all processes necessary to execute-the power
ih ! conferred 1 upon him, and he is hereby filly empOw
hi eredio decide finally.any case,,upon the,evidence
which edines up with it,.or to hear tho parties fur
>h, r thcr, ifho; thinks justice will hp pmmot^d-therebv}
,-suo ms an d he may also prescribe the rules (upop which
new trials may be granted, cither by tboiconsuls or
byhimself.ifasliodforiiponjUßtifiablegrounds.
"Sec.'l4. And'be it further enoefed,/That;in all
W o st. * *
\!ll)£ 2WUUU JJ IT io mijfe ‘ We are indebted'id r.urkueniite Mend., Messrs
, the proposed mmOP.. 1 Elliott & Wood street and" fill* Wortet
•r ‘toftbe'doiiotry, thaC the. Fedwai P» rt y ‘-“'W-A sueeti'TortHfc hdw-Volume, jaat iraned from the
I Gen. Taylor, and unite with thu Aboliuonip jt press of Baker fc 6cribner, or New York. It con
. “sore head*” in supporting Martin Van *»□ » u(n6 lhc fo) | owlBg y st 0 f plates: Samncl Adams,
a more thorough-going and reliable Federa g Jo ' Beph Wa „ ellj pjmck Henry, Alexander Hamil
than even Gen. Taylor himself I . 4< ton, Fisher Amca and John Randolph. Tho follow -
Tho Tippecanoe Journal, an influential wg con|tnMf tll . The Battle Fields of car
papet published in Indiana, er " gh . ly American Eloqucnee, JaroeaOt.s, author of in
overnhelmingdiftat of«W pat*? ‘■>'h« »t«te. db- ! d „,. Sam uel Adams, last of the Pan
dares that, Jito tin,,, J,slab orator of ,ef.ned enthusiasm,
omtf .be ITvAS johi, Hancock dlnnlfied cavalier ofliberty s ; Joseph
WBIGS, THIS is SOBER TRCTH!*’’ TbdKew e.oquenpu „ Job, Ad
, York Globe,The leading Barnburner, or Abolitibn b)eoded eßlbu ,„, m od d aobnety!
print, m New York, quotes the abore candid ack- ’ ooePiel {^g; Patrick Henry, the mearna
nowledgmcnt, and adds the following significant re- of revofuiionaty zeal; Richard Henry lee,
marker / ' t hp noliahed statesman; Alexander Hamilton, thb
"The recent election in Indium hat giveni a r ' eagacity; Fisher Ames, orator of
S&a m withthla msjomy It lanow gclU us and elaborate beauty; William Pmcknoy, the
bolie»cd 'that.Hannegan wiU not be re elected to act j om pliahc«l councellor; William Wiit, the elegant
ttheSenate.i.’-Thereiaremany of tbemembera ofthp „ te , Thomas Addis Emmet, the orator of deep
pote"« h «**»«! John Randolph, Oto personaUun ofsar
very rtrong in Indiana. The trnlnt there mU be ca , m . The contents oflhis volume will undoubted
between Cost and Fait Burenj—THE TAUUH (. re commond it to every American emten.
KeSWMrW»
TO CASS, : AND U?IT APPEARS EVIDEOT THaT
TAYLOR CANNOT CARRY THE RTATErTHfck
WILL REJOICE IN GIVING IT TO THE FREE
SOIL CANDIDATE.” rr
■ ' •It la scarcely necessary for u» to add any com
mentary upon this extract. Its languago cannot be
misunderstood by .Democrats. The game of the
Federallata and their allies, the Van Buren and Ad*
airia Abolitionists, ita now . plain,: In the Northern
States where Taylorism is unpopular, Me “ wings”
\ciU abandon the old hero, and apport thecandutate
tfthe Abolitimbte ßy this unholy: alliance, ,the
opposition hope to defeat the elecuon of our glori
ous standard bearers, Casa ass Boraca. Will a
aingle Detfoerat lend his countenance and influence
to such and wiekedftetion r No—neser!
i : Now lathe time for the Democracy to act united
ly and energetically*. Let there be union and har
mony In our ranksjlnbvery section of the country
—East, West, North tod Booth. Let no new de
vice or trick of the old enemy - mislead a . single
Democrat. . The skies aretitow brighter than they
ever were, and .-.the prospect* of an overwhelming
triumph in November are ascertain at the sun gives,
light. -t.iit'.
■ Cheer up, then, fellouvDomocrais; rFighte,little
a few more eflectWAblowi, and Fed
eralism, with all its.aids and allies, will ,be .routed,
■“ horse, foot and dragoon. 1 ?
I. HARPER. proprietor.
1 “TT PITTBBU RQ H:
MORNING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1848
,H s A'r ®OR PRESIDENT.
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FOR GOVERNOR* 1
■ MORRIS LONGSTRETH,
» s Qf Montgomery County.
■ ; 'for canal commissioner,
ISRAEL PAINTER,
1 • Of Westmoreland County.
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8 illlDßl* HP . »*• A e K.,
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al.'v. ABS»M BtT, ••.,
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J A VIES WALLACE, Bttlilvi In
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• ' DR JOHN POLLOCK, Clinton
1 >- cttsns OF THE OOCHT,
i.-. K'.fo: DESIAMIN WII.SON,' Eltraliolli Boroneh.
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‘ ' imiUtoiure'WlikJto our Establishment, n splendid
fit^TSSwPrinuoßMachine, we.™, “ d ®
oil kinds of Netiipaptrand Book 'T “° f
■ ■ kiirnasßCd beauty and neatness, and- upon the.most rea,
sdffiiems W rw*'W\ “««* > l "' P™ on! ’H I ‘ »f
the public in lht line of our business - f
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IPT-E IV, CARR, TTiuleQ Stole* Newspaper Agency
Saaßtuldings/X E- comer or Third and IfoclEsjrertSj
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,itl Philadelphia - ... / , t
It-j. couuduiee on flr»Uw»ll»«Uo»»v-J«!m
rlyk. lUU Kerr.M. J.Siewtm, C Barnclt J<An I.aj
* 'ion,Richard Loath BanielEirklsen,Bred housu
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Van Boren and tts# BedearllsU.
' ‘ The resolutions adopted by the Buffalo Federal.
Contention, were wnten by Joaeph L» White, of,
New York, one of the leading Federal)*!* of that
city. The Senlimento of the resolution! are • aboot
tbe rame as those pined by Federal whig meeting*
throughout the North; and are "Such asthe moat ul
tra ''whigs' l -can > cordially subscribe to, without
compromising any. of. their, principle?,: The resolu
tions eonWio MnUmenu thewry rererae ofthoie
entertained and eiprewedby Mr, Van Boren m form
er yearspbefore disappointed ambition induced him
to thrtUraitor to the.Democratio party.. Having he-.
! come the candidate o r lbe FederalieU, Abolitionists,
! nod nil the tactions and clique? in the county, it is in>-
[passible for any honest ami consistent. democrat to
f supporvhitn, or countenance * tbe fanatica.who are
■ | endeavoring to array one section of the union against
1 another.
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The DAmocrtto' faTorftblo: Iq the formation pro
Casa and flutter Glee Club, met punuant to an ad
journment at the Oregon Houm on Thursday esen
log the 31st nltii atlt o’clock P.M. and were or
gauized by culling Mr. P. H. Hunker to the chair,
The committee on the Cpnatituuon and By-laws made
a report.whtch we* , 'Qcfcepteo, r ,and the committee
discWgcil. On motion Uto Club proceeded to»
lot fuf officers.!o aervo.during. the campaign, .Winch
'-nits foil ows: President, M. C. Mihgan: Vice
>,«: Andoreon!
Wearta: Marsha), J. Murry,
i —finance Committee, J. Murray, W<
io,' M, C. Milligan.: Com
leraoo, T. 0.. Bryan, W, Bennet. •
,l-i On motion we adjourned <, ■
iii M. C. MILttOAN, Prea’t. .
is Sec’/, * ‘ ,
,oor wWan may find! bundle of cloth
lyot’a office, 'which was found by one
mlice.
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Rrriaino r»o« PuaiHESB, or lbe Rich Man’* Hr
ror, hj T. sr. Arthur. New kork. Baker Sc
Scribner.
Tbi» ■: i» one oF Arthur*’ licit stones j antf; no
author in the United States, ha* earned for
hlmeelF a more exalted reputation an n writer pf
moral fiction. Elliott & English have the book
for.aale.
BAndreTrs’ Kaßle Saloon* Wood street.
oßOUDoftbe coraial gTecilngofour thousand friends,
Jr and the unexampled patronage bestowed upon us
since -weteassufticd the control ofthis establishment, we
beg leave torossure our patrons that no stone-, will be left
unturned; to promote the comfort, pleasure, * anrthilaritj
of our visitors; und to make.the oid Eagle shmd/ortmwt
and lead off allsirotlar establishments litthe West. > Ice
Cream, Peaches nud Cream, Oysters, (as
soon osthey arrive,> With oil other condimcMSj may be
Obtained at this place, pud served upjn a mnnncr wiu
out precedent.-. ANDRM\:S. .
1 :;tty Balls and parties funnshod.as.umoh , [sopj
One Uoltur Reward.
CjTRAVED OR STOLEI<j from Jhc Pittsburgh
O market, on the 2d COAVjttfiSarr •
ondared&nd while spoiled.CALF
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scps-d3i* . near Ptuahnrgh _
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B A« FAHNESTOCK tz CO
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®UOP- THOMPSON ban re,turned from, the oust, nud
huviifft seeureda competent assistant from the Urpolc- .
Female Institutc/tvllfh'Mcndy to open hit school for
voumr ladies, at ht* loom* iu lnei ll '* rnor, m Liberty *t...
on Monday, the 11th tot He may he wen from the
hour* of HA.TM in 1* M of the *rhOntrppm, olid at other;
time*, uH perxnaMul prrsngcmcni*: nrc. Mta*
KARR'S IVnu direct- ,
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i^tQUVINK—IOdoz.GoM Jok. far. Writing, Ewniing.
VT it ltd Gilding, ntSsc. and Skip, bottle. Itutiree’d,and-
W A FAII&KSTOCK * CO.,
sejiS ' ■'.; , corner Firm and \\ ood sts.
TA\NCY DRESS UOODSt-Recetved this morning at
h A. A- Mason ACo.'s, dOMnrketatreMiaOpiecossit.;
nerlor painted Cashmeres and MowvdeLnine.s.lO pieces;
rich Mohair bustrc, and 1 dozen embroidered dresses of
moat elegant styles. ; M P*
T\UESS SILKS—A.AvMhsputA Co. hove iom wgetvf d,
Ji/ 5 8 pieces Glacis Bilka of beautiful fall styles,; AUo,
20 pieces of fancy dress nnd plain Silks-__ , srpl
• flsHlS morning Spelling oi’A- A. Waebn.A
I kti street, sb VtseUs, also some fine mounting stand
ing collars. «P*
'1 A’ MASON'ACO: have pm received .another Jpvof
A> colored Silk Fringes and Gintpa. ... . aepd ;
/''tOFI'F.E—S9 bags St. Domingo Coffee; .
50 '<. l.aguyra • ■■ Just received
onconstgumcnl and. tor safe by & w MAItBAt'GH.
SCGAR-3U hhds.N.O. Sugar; - -
. y : ao *' I 1 .Frimc , b: . in store nnd for sale hy
„cp4 > S A W HARBAUGH.
rPALLOIV—S bbls..Tallow just received and for solo by
1 pep! S. A W HARBAUGH.
CUy ioti for Sale. -
TjURSt/ANT to a resolution ofCouncilfl, will
X . cd for'sale, by publicroutcry! on the.premises,.* on
M'eduewJayV Uto iatli day of thU montb/ otatfclocKi •*;.
M. ofiaid uoy- Tbose iwo.valuableCity Lotsroommon*
ly knowu nMheOW WaterAVorksLou, boundedvaafoir
:lO\v«, vii: parts of lotsNos<33 andMlntheplanorPUt*
front ion l2O ; tu ana
extending back niong AUey 230 P Q tt of
lot No. aHnsoid plftn t haying aiiront
of 50 ft. and extending back .-ti)qhff;-Ce-cU!ft-Alt«r 110 ft
On which arc erected twd *nnstam»oV\vT I ®KJ ,u r9'
lilgs. -lonneily used; by the dity llouSes.
Terms •,■ One tnoireanrf nwirnce tn
ihtfcoctplnl payments three, six and.mitS;years,, v-Hh
lutefest. payable, semi-annunllyr at the office of tnc. Cily
Treasurer, to he secured by bQrnl dm\ ;■<-
‘l>2*bl ‘ '* r Chairman Com on City Property *
*tlT Y MB STREET PROPERTY FOR SAMi-A vah
W unite property-of 18 feet front orfWylte
120 feOideiiv to Clhy- tritey. coninininjra brick bonse-on
the nlley, well arranged and in good order, TcWednt SISO
a year- This property is well located, and car. be hod at
-a barcaln: SMOOU in hand.£3oo al l Y<*ar..s3oo at2years
aiul a ground real of S3l a year Sv CUTHBERT,
sej>4 > Gen. Agent, Smjihiteldpftfcei.
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The Toasa^—A reott vvimoqi a .tut, and without
money Or drawn oponlbefloor, to an
•wer the charge of sleeping in a back yard. He re
presented himself to be a stranger in the city; and
asserted that ho was a little sick, and about dark
went into the yard to.rest, and accidently tell asleep,
in which happy state he remained for about fifteon
minutes and then awoke. “Well, but you were
found thereabout U o’clock,” interposed the Mayor.
“Well, the fifteen 'minutes may hare been long
ones.” ' Hat and purso w ere both gone, and hie poor
| brain was almost turned. In pity for bis forlorn con
dition bis Honor famished rooms for him nt the ex-
pease of the people* *
The nett case was* very unhappy looking man
mthla very ted face. He was found in the market
house asleep. In answer to questions hesald he was
from Washington city; was a tailor, and -had just
came to the city, haring on Sunday walked fifty
miles. He very natoraliy went to tho market house
to rest, havlog neither money nor friends* Tho
guardian thought tho wntchhouse would be a better
place for him, and took him off. Tho Mayor con
sidered bis case and then said : “You-are diecharg
ed thia time, but don’f be caught in such a scrape
again.” - The poor"fellow walked off at a pace, that
, might carry him more than fifty miles from town in
one day, including stoppages.
The last one brought up was found by the gdar.
dians on the bank of the river. He too waa money,
less and friendless. He waa on his way to touisviller
his sweet home. It appeared thathe was notdrunk*
but was on his way out of the eity to find a, sleeping
place in the woods. Ho had been ejected from a
public house because of his poverty f This was too
bad. Mayor Adama diacharged him.
AhotuM Homs Slolek. —A valoable horse, be
longing to Benj. F. Hancock, of thtscity, which has
been in pasture in the country, wm stolen op Satur
day. Ho trace of the thief Tim been discovered.
—Jt is now very certain that there is n regularly
organised gang of horse thieves in the conntry. The
officer who pny make tbc discovery ot their head
quarters and modes of operating will be well paid.
They no -doubt haven Turn from here to the lakes,
where horses can bo sold readily to '.fanners nt. high
prices. Eorhaps, however, they jun in a different
[ direction; bnt it is certain that the gdiig esists, and
| is- now doing an active business.
HoßTjcciTCßAt Exmnmoir.—We observe that
the Allegheny County Horticultural Society is mu
ting preparations fi>r t a Fair, to ho held on the 13tb,
14th and ISA of Ihiamonlh. Wc recollect the Fair
oHost year was really successful—a more bcauti-j
fill collection of Fruits, Flowers and Vegetables we
never saw. Tho members of the Society then said
that the oeit would by far escced that one. We
trust it may; we believe it will. The Premiums
have been announced. We call the attention ofFnut
growers and others to this matter, in hopes
that a stdl greater Interest may be stirred up in this
noble project of diffusing valuable knowledge
throughout Allegheny County.
New grcAHcn —Wo were aboard a new steam
boat yesterday, which has been budt for the Alle
gheny trade. It«« certainly one of the neatest l’ght
draught boats wo have ever seen. It is finished In
etcellent style, ond intended for a fast rnoner A
trial trip was made on Sunday, in which the expec*
tationa of the owners were more than roalixed. The
hull was built at bhouaetown j the cabin by Bunting
tt Mason;engine by Harlepee & Co.; furniture by
Noble. . . „
--Danng thelow water, the Allegheny Clipper wilt
run in the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati trade* She
will leave on her first trip on Wednesday* Wo call
the attention of passengers to this.
FjTTSetraait Gin Woatts.—At an election held
yesterday,- the. follow.ng gentlemen were, chosen
Trustees of the fits Company, to serve for three
yeara: Thus Bikewell.Ceo. W. Jackson; for ono
year; James .Johnson, -Wllsoni-MeCandios*.;./or
*wo years: Chrisinh Anshulz, and George Ogden.
The following are the Trustees on the part of the
city, vir: A. Black, S. W. Caskey, Joshua Hanto,
James II- Murray, Joseph Pennock, and Morgan
Robertson. President, Thomas Bakcwell; Secre-
I lary, W. Mecaskey; Treasurer, James M. Christy;
I Engineer, W, R. Crisp.
I ; The Report of ithe Trustees for 1848, represents
' the Compauy as being in u very flounsbingcondiuou.
i The Engineer, Treasn rer, and,other offieeis uf. the
1 Company, have dischargeiMheir lespeelivoduties to
' the entire satisfaction of all concerned.
■i BOW Raer.—There tmc ticiung.limes pnSuß
i day about the Point, on account of . a race between .
two ferry bout*. The IFatttrand WMh undertook
Atrial Of speed, which resnited in adeciaive .victory,
lo unc of them—we don't know, which* ■ - ■ ;
We do think the captains or owners of these boats
shopld have consulted thesenso ofthc poblic hefore
starting upon such flo cieitemeot. Our cilixenaof
aHcltssCs are generalljr in faaOT.ofduly obsemng the
Sabbath, and any such violation of law amlorder.as
well as of JleligiOD, should be discountenanced'; , ; .
sarFromsu advertisement in another column it
will bo seen that Prof. Thompson has arrived and
.-will at once enter upon the duties of tho Seminary.
Asaoon as arrangements can he completed the rep*
ular classes will be formed. - As a limited-number, is
contemplated an early application ia desirable. ,
tt»r The pap«» of yesterday noticed that a Gcr
man in the Fifth Ward had been severely injured on
Saturday by a stroke with a shovel by a man named
Hamilton. There waasaiily minor afloat yesterday,
■that he had died; Our course there was no founda
tion lor it. The tvonnd waa not serious,
' BSPThere was »■'; great'eicitetoent among, the
epicuicc yceterday, on account of the arrival ofyhe
Oyalerii; There v\w a constanl/Tun on Hunkfi’s
new and elegant Saloon. Altbe Eagle they will be
Berved'-iip tiwlay r'aml alßn at . Bennettts, Diamond
ollei
AroTnER BuHOLARY.—The. dwelling- home, of
Anthony Willmme. Eaat Common; Allegheny, ; yr*>
entered on-Sandoy nigtit, and robbed oCa pair of.
panta., in tho pocket* ot which waa-a drawer key i
and a pocket hool containing a little money and
some other paperi*
&2T An election wiUbfheld In the Second Ward,
on neit Friday; for tho purpose of choosing, on Al
derman to serve in lhe room of A .Mnxm ®sq.» re
eighed. 1 i
.AnorHßßßußOLAßtr.*^ln.sijnday.night,.the Shoe,
shop pr Mr. John Foy, Ninth Ward, was entered by
& burglar, \Vho took boots and shoes to the mine or
about $lOO. . '
ScfREMC Coiner.—This Cnntt Wet yesterday
morning. Present: Chief Justice Gibaon, Justices!
Coulter, Uodgemnnd Bell.
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B - Mr. McConlogue.' I'ifth alreet|bas for aalo
the »<Caaa and Butler Songater.” Ordeta for any
number left with him will be attended to.
BST’Mt. Porter aaeiceUent;billfhr;tln3
evealitgv wa» crowded last night, and
will be during th*engagement Family,;
- : {O' It le-nothing strange to see the lawyers run
jitag now with boni)Us of papers under dime arms—
the Supreme Courtis m session.
fc®- Cot.m»ck and Mr. MeCalmont wlll addresß
the Democracy of LawrenccvlUe this evening, nt
their usual place of meeting..
|D*M«*onto Nottee.—A staled meeting of Zc
raDbnbcrß.A.ChapterNo.lo2.\yillhC.heW nt the Hall
this, evening (Tuesday, Sept 5.) nt 7 q’cloeh Punctual
attendance J*tet|ue*lrd. by onieror the M.r.- HI. -
jtppS It 1 ’ y * ,
rryt'onntti'Wrtrd Board of Di
rectors of the Fourth Word Public Schools have secured
room* Ibr the temporary use of sola school .where the
exercises have been resumed The rooms for the Hoys
ore nt No St Clair street, and those for the girls on
Ponn street, next door to Irauc Harris’ offee teps-lt
IliftliiSilil
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Common Council.— The whole of tut CVening i - -
was taken up in the Liberty street gradqqucahoß.- j, ■ ,
The repealing ordinance was defeated, and after- (
wards a Resolution for the appointment or a Belect -. t_• ,■,
Committee to enquire into the natter was carried. >
mt i n pursuance or a Resolution passed at the
cotton lactory meeting on Friday evening, to Inter
rogate the candidates tor Coventor, on,the Ten
Hour System, the Chair appointed the following
Committee: James Watson, Stephen Geyer, K«t.,
R.C. Fleeson. *' „ ,
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News by Telegrapb!
Reported for the Morning Pftsft-
To PatUilun of
Messrs. Carter & Co., of Philadelphia," now'iaw
complete arrangements made;tndcoapetyntagents 'a
located liLthe principal cities-for the'jfalgWsrnf.r;,
furnUbingthePresawitbtheUtistmiportsntiotdl(*
gcoce at home and from Earope. Mr.'Alexander.
Hugbes. is located i n Pittrbu rgb nt prea?ut, wbo is
-anthoritedM.contraet with nwertero .papers,;fq» 4*l--
egraphic diapatcbes..Tbe'followingCsrd.iioffisrtd
os refereoce for capability:— ' ’
A CARD, ,' 1
- j pniWDKteari An#. S 6.
Messrs. Carter fcCo. ,
Gntlmm.—Tbe undersigned,
proprietors of therpapers.towhich ournsmesnrart-a:
apecuvely attached, takethisraetbod ofmaking our
acknowledgements forlheadmirable arrangement*
made by- yon, for;- the transmission ofthenawsby.vs,
the Britannia this afternoon.
We havo frequently; on, other occasions, been ntte ;; :;
derobiigattons to yourcrtensivetoregrapble.orßaU
iaatiou throughouj lhe-EastjiiWest oed South} ;bqt .
'the'teceptioo oftlie Britannia's news deservesa spe
cial notice. By your enterprise, the newt wis
trausmittedby.a pigeon express- to-BoatotPSome
hours before the steamer arrived at the wharfj.tbence
it was telegraphed to thls city, andwaaactnntly
published hero before lt vvas nr.nouncedinNew
York, and perhaps an early ae itwajTln BdMfb.
Wishing you cnniinued auccers in your endeavora to
furnish early . ~
We remain yours very respectfully,!, .
CmtMiKo3 & Peacock. Evening .
Jester JJahoiso, Inquirer. ' , . {
Thomas B. Rlorehce, Times and Kevs'one. .
ConssTAtt & FtercnEß, of Daily Ban. *
Paxsoit, BArdersor feTCuAtiroEß, Daily;N ew*,-
PIUUADtXPntA, Sept. 4, IfrlSj
Oiirnia&ails unsettled. llolders of Plilur
hold the nrtWe above the views of buyers,s6 being
the (gqres. Home sales .have been
price, but to no extent. 'Sales epofd be made’frefdy
qndaeyeral|otshavechatigea_hands« these,
figures j bot evert thiri* not reliable. v
GRAlN..Wbeathasadvancedatrllseaince;.l6e
steamer's news, and sales cl several parcels
been made at 110 tft.ll6, according to quality-e
Corn is m good request, and sales at 60 to 63 for
Yellow are freely made. Ryd i Sales n175t078c.
bushel. r n -d "__
PROVISIONS.. Bacon: Hama Side*s^o
s}, and Sbouldera 4} to sc. Ip lb. Lard r Salea Rt
7108} (hr tegs and barrels. . .
WHISKEY. Salea U3H025, an Miffs. and tBlAi
p gallon. _____ i_ ‘ l*
- New York, September!,. lBt!|s:
Our markets, since the arrival of lhe atesmVr
bave been more firm', and prices of breadsttiflkfand
provisions, generally, have remained, firm,' Jr, Flqpr
considerable was done On Saturday at 65,62t0 gsss
p bbh; the latter figures for. .CeneseevtiThis,mop
ing,holders of the name kind of-Einurheld jtitfis,
and this afternoon that price was obtained tea small
ertent. Other kinds: range front Mi 45,75 f J v
GRAIN, .wheat' Thor article, for gmid Wjdte
and Reds, brought to day 123, Ohio Red ( l(S to HO,
and Southern about [same figutes.' Eourt ftsloallo
considerable extent ai60063
i for yellow. * < . -- » A
WHISKEY. .Sales at 2402fic.'* gallon. ‘
PROVISIONS. ,Pork: Pn me Jdap*.
bbt. Bacont Sal eat 6}, Side* B,'atid
Shoulders 4}c.jp ft. . ' _ f ’ 1 ’ * j
In Grocenes-we have nothing to note of import
ance to the western trade. > ,’ i
Baltimore, September!, tfiiS./
Our markets still retain the jlnitoatiqh produced
by the mtoamef'S news,So far as the holjjersfpf
are concerned. Salea have beeneiTeCtedaf6s,fi2
for City Mills, new:Wheat} .hot .96jfiO Sa tho irßiqje,
and liberal sales bave been effected, tbit afternoon
at these figures. '■' * J
GRAIN. .Sales of Pome-While Whleat hate biin
made at US to 120, and Reds a! 1100115. Coro:
Sales to a liberal extent at 53055 for AVhite, *ii3-56
Sfs for Veil our. - iTj
. Provisions and GrocencsrSraain oS-llstqiiAted,
and not active at that.
Our Commercial men are entirely absorbed in tho
Floor and Indian Meal trade. Meal brlngaS!^?'to
$4, and is brisk. L ; t i
AUCTION BAI.ES, '
BY JOHN 1). DAVI& AUCTIONEER, ,
SowA-Ems writer of Wood ami fifth UTltU. r , j
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I i MSH EDITIONS. M Austin.—On S«lsrtl»y »nd 5 -
Monday evemugSvBejx.4<Jlh and l?ih. filth© .Qpnufl£i!s3*l |r.-.
-Saifs Rooms, eortferof Wood and |
, The collection embrace* man; nfti eoridtia mod vWu> £
nble work# iu neatly every-departmeoiof:Ui4fatoie,,el©*-. s
ffttnily embellished with fine eugttmtar*. £
Catalogues <mnb*obtiuned on apphc&noTr(peft Mu?}-. >* ;< v
lo the nr donee r The book* wiltieedpdnfmp rtra# *
poor to the sale. JOHN IX D&YISIX i -
sepi - * Auamweft-i v
4 TRUNK FOUND-* hair traaVj
A, and papers 'valuable to the owner, was left** <»r
store- some mouths *mc<r. Tl aqetnff IQ-bdwtfcjprppflJySf. • >v
a r di#rhargert so!cUer;* Tlie owner,la Teqqe»iedsO pt4?o.- >sc
ih l?£ pi "* anrt "** 11 ft RICKBKON 1
flH^UACOO—Juboxea Kassel &-KubmsQt\ > &5&. *xv *■ . t>
JL 10 A< Heed ad's r
5 ‘» Coliane'a Os r
* 5 - -* SO ' u - My*T T s 1 *ump * ' » <-* \ '
10 « l*>uen» 6 p!u« together \ntlg\s- r
rious other miohues, just received
qep2 __ SMITH & SINCLAIR, r
ra'lCAd OF UNDFORfUt Jk-~Tbeaobßonbet 4gUI
i gell. om accommodQUiwaermßra
lund «ttu&led on lho road jeortinK from William ran- *
brs'a Milt, near the Ohio nvrr* to utniQ Dun's f<
biff Sew mVl> Creek, in FrauUin tOOTisbip, ABegwuy **
counuv about twelve. raDes.Jrom.PU;t»b\lTgh,;.';Xb®JjM* - ■•’■v- .. - ,
COiVtinus one hundredtmd»lx aej*s,stt}CVme4*tWßlsUTy ~ - 1
acres of winch i Cleared amt in a ffood atatKOfearnyff*
tjnn> yiuflfcAs :.w .• •
well watered, and contain an excellent cbal mine, cpw £•
■onened-and easy of! acceßß. - ;'. Afiiornn-,ow}twd.pfi#wul' -. .‘ j-i i
three hundred fruit in ar coOd beanngf sufre dws *
halt of choice frail and die balance orpomifcoiv p v
above u n desirable place tor an/person. £ *■
gave in the - ' j,s
nnssinff through the projicny, aha fop £
epek) market, churches and schools* JCne buildings cob- 15-
si t of a hewed log house ot larjre.#iM ■cnd'eamtonably K
furnished, and or frame bam of a-g«xwirsiie aud 4 **
also an excellent spnng **
Tenns
puyraedi&. For funher pomeuhiTSiTnQnire’. ; of-M*Stfrt. .4'
John RUe>Yisn&B odjomnfe -
tract* ;orofthe:»ub3criber,rt»ulinff<mls3nfflal«nd*Dp*.--ji
nositcMrs. Backhouse’s tavdni.mnermleaontheadtvrer
road JOHN. H HAMILTONBT- - t* ~
,j cugdl»dlawfrw3m »>
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TT IS hereby ordered that if the several person* ntpUd n „**■ , w
I oir ihe .annexed Schedule* whoever* dnly elwf*4 t v “V
tConetahlesi'Shallnol-appearand file their bond* wdwd* k v - *.v v
ing-ioJnw* on t» befpre.ihaneXt fj “* * . > ~ r - r 1 ■•♦
posddbytbc 10thSec.oftheAclof ApnlJLd, IW4,"will £ ,
ißy;ihdCottTf * ~ * r * , *•"' H
. . JOHN YOUNG. Jit.'Clerk * - ‘ * >* 6
~ ConstoMe* wfte iaeenof ,« " j?vj,
Seventh Ward. piuaburgh-4ohn rnvity ' ' _ * / w Ww ,
:. FiMi 'V'OTdi Aftegheny— t*» »„ ; 1-* - *• v . •'
Manchester—Wm,Fletcher. » \ ' v *
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SoninPittsburgh—-Petnc*Welch. 7 * *'*L
I- NonhrFayette k v i/* " £. J -
South Fa\ ette tb -‘-{Jugh Wat ex? * J ‘ > w
Elisabeth tp—Tloberi Lytle. , u , } 1 "7%* .
WestDeenp—John hTCormreW. / t ■»,. * [7 * L r- x ' ‘•^
Mifflin |p,—*A. tyfttn*. , p *■ «* r „ * * - i < V-2 -* .
Ohio U> —James Hood- » r t fc -* ’ 1 L
Versatile*tp—J.Boles , , r , i *? n l
Pul tn —Wm. A Heiron or !t. A. Fahnestock. /» * * * - > n *
aug«.dlt&vrgt _ v r_J - \ *
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ftWE TITTSBUGH HOBTICULOTIUU, "SOCIETY , \ , _ t U
J.: ; wilt hold thew second Annual Exhibition i* ' v< * *« * ? ”j
. rioweris andiVegetablesffttPhi!aHaU*oir3d *ttjset*.«*i 'V - s v t (
Wednesday,Thursday and Friday, ihelDih, l4ih,amljisjh v 3 ►
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eaebjunleaff members onhe,S*clety/ "* J „ % «
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era, -will he.avrarded to todies only k J K J ,f 4 - j •»
- CuhiVaior* and Amateurs are lnvited'to bnng'foHeard s * _ v % w ■' ? 1
nil-Tiroduchons of merit. Fruits. &iU **m fromadr*- ( v . r
tan«vTnfty.be.ditccied.to.S^N.;\viCKEßSHAMjM r iiSl a.« . ♦» r .. ► ..j . -y $ ,
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