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Vf!’’ p■' A ‘t.l'AV"' ‘>,> a-'" i'.'y ‘ l>e?t' the,, fl,„ g nwa i terrors McKee, Robert Beer, Jacob’ Forsythe. ’>' “ c on decided to treclatetheaotcs oT no value. fflf r I ns ! i»'\ '- - '"V’
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v 4.Z I '•?*’>*s Vl'v-S?- XV CARR, Un, ,ed States Newspaper Agency Prov,dcncc' rewrs U |ro,r,h!’ ote’tv , Kioet’.nn' e' d - J l T°r, C / t , 6 , on, e T - Ha “ na > D - C - L From VValhch'a, intelligence had been received 4 a do - *'<
A ’ , A^^i^^• > :V^il l ‘^ ,^,V:!^•V>'J"•^Sd^WNoX, Fourd;;,re^-^s“o f a?aoK^ufc ! bothirfraVrcV .Grounded ’ Jr ckt - n » s - s '<»>«. H.M. Wall.ngrord, W. Wtlson, that an army 0T23,000 Turks had Occupied Bucha- 'h® Jo. i- „ / -/ r A '
4‘- v ‘b?Thdadul*,a F<>Ur "‘' ,rCf ' Agent Hope a „d l,ebap py ,„ at - A ,f for ,|, clie ,. • rest, was feared that a force of 40,000 Pruaa.aus . . ~ t * , -,’- s. '-ysj
*%■&*}<£>:r\ ,uy g „ ... n story of a Sailor. Mayoh’s Office,—The hojes were pretty full would follow, when, from the ineitinguishahle.ha. *» , > - ' .>j
e.r”'' »■«»«" P«s“ “ ' S ' W ** Four years ago I left the port of Boston, the J, “ lerdß J p ' »°™»>B-nine glonoua fellow, appear, ng tred belercen.the two, a coll,non wonldtake place. \ - I ' .A -"l-Vf
*: V 1 % r\‘i' j. w „„. . „ m “ t ”,° l “ fi, ie ship bound for China. I was 10 answer to tho charges of drunkenness and vagran- ' SWITZERLAND. ' t en se- , J - .. - - .s’^
* ! *? ' WUi be found under pfa vounff^, dol,ars » nml as Jmsband oao of ( hem was a well 'dreEsod Engliahman, Tho peasants of Pnbourg had taken a aland against ** Jf V ■> ’
,V , ” .. Q J* a yS Qn S and handsome wife, uhom I had mar. who plead guilty to drunkenness; bnt protested a- the Government, but bad been n.it iJ*jl??" * i i T ~\t *
“°“ r I*rlnolptea Triumphant! ” to , Wh *l! l ,#ft 1 P re T' "»W of arrest., ipracnsldmlii c ,ty &0 “ ? P *. • ■
the *P H “ lh *~ " d,ng of 1 Te, «S ,a Pl"' Dioputcli .0 I took ttl/my money “ Il ’ Benou^1, t 0 1 tnan reelmg drunk, to be Bfhop Martlly waa arrested for meting tho pen- ' "
*JI * t -Pr^!lr b v rE6 ,n a r UD r- othß , " th , inl^ nl - ,‘‘ The port my wife in my absence,’ for the purpose of knock ® d n, °und in the way I was.” Officer Alodo- 'ynts to revolt. _ ' - ' -c
U t ■-'• .f, -C’\-T:r. c V .elUcd. General Taylor President.— trading when in China, on my own account For Ught a * er * cle '' crlo °t>ng follow «up slanding,’> ' * WALT. ■ , t * -V
’>-'i- Our Principles Triumphant!” Well, tho question, a long-time we were favored with prosperous wind, “"der the following circumstances: ' c lwas anting The Sicdian question has been Settled by th'e me- ’ - “ 'V«
»\-’r./' '- n f the Presidency fs soltledi and General Taylor is ud when in the China Sea, a terrible storm came on a tior, and this man come up and sat down beside dlat,on of France acd England. -Sicily remains a * -iT “t"' ~T vr '
*•>>%< clioscn President: but whoso principles are they must he |™, th r‘ l In ° sh ° r | 'l me 1 B “V he veßsel mo - He enquired whether I was a watchman ;.and P ar ‘o f ‘he Neapolitan Kingdom. . ' ' r • Vi-,
triumphant J This ,aa queaUon yet to bo uTunknown’/horr T\ ° n lhe r ° CkS ° f W, ' C ° I^nBWcVcd cs > ! >° *P'“B “P »nd IBEIIn- --t 7^.'*:-!-^
y? ::>. ■■' l'• ■'* J - i r : C ' d * d - 18 “Uiu Native Americana, whose pnnei- each lor hitnseK, in thVhesTpot'b™™ anneTond W “‘ ct,man could 131(0 hl ”l “d so I tried, and did Biots and murder connnue to occur with frightful ''. 5
bf ;> - 'V' ’■?: ,rT phCdJ Wo Ul Ibrgol the ship’as it was Lnoss.bleTosave her Lll(0 1 * l( "-” «. «.. committed. A lame negro waa f,e< * uenc *- The atate of the country is unsettled. '
''■ithin a few days past, that there had been, pose.- Westruck-a sea threw me upon the rocks sense- UB,lt t:p - «o ho had gamed his freedom PRUSSIA. * ' ,’ <' • 'T f *$K r
, ”ly> *° m cthinglikea pledge, impliedly given, to the less, and lhe next would have carried me back in- from h,s master in Kentucky, (no doubt be could no Democratic Congress was sitting in Berld,, but 1, '*"-1? -X , • ”,
' t leadcre of this Taction, by General Taylor; but the lo a waterygnue,had not ono of (he sailors drag, longer be of any scrvico to his owner,) and came tho praceediogs were unimportant. . > U ■--s** Z7C \”
t;T*;.C "■ lc ( t« that we publ.shed, over Ilia signature, dc- ged m ° fllr ' hrr up'betocks. _ here to enjoy h,a watch RUSSIA. | - '
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Is It “ Whig” principles that have triumphed J
This is a question involving great difficulty.
“Whig” principles are—A High Protective Tariff;
a United States’.Bank, and the repeal oftho lode
pendent Treasury Law ; a grand scheme of Inter
nal Improvements by tho General Government, and
. . thpidistnbution-of-tho proceeds of the public lands
among tho States; besides claiming, in certain
.'quarters,,tho exclusivo msrrf of both Abolitionism
- and. Native Americanism. But if those who-call
v themselves “ Whigs ” have any principles, they are
. not now.-known, to the country—they-have not been
known in the late presidential contest: therefore it
cannot be that “ Whig ” principles havo triumphed.
' :.e-Their Convention, -which nominated General Tay
lor, hissed rows a resolution on' “ Protection,”
lciv poor Abolitionism, in iho name or tho Wilmol
Proviso, to die death, upon the table'
That, Convention .did; not declare any principles!
Therefore “ Whig ” principles hate not triumphed '
General Taylor has said that ho is ««a Whig, but
not an vttra Whig;” and he may, therefore, sanc
tion any measure that may be agreed upon by those
who call themselves Whigs, He may sanction tho
- scheme of abolishing slavery in- tho District of Co
lumbia, lvuhout the desire or consent of the inhabi
tants of that portion of our country: he may sanction
n law, {lf such a one can be passed by Congress,) to
" benefit iho -manufacturers of. Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, and Pennsylvania, at the expense of the far
mere of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan,
and the planters of Tennessee, Alabama, Mississip
pi and Louisiana y lie may do any one, or ail of these
things; but we do not believe that he will do so:
he is, at all events, unpledged to the pubfic upon all
these points; and therefore, unless he has practised
, a deception, no one is authorised to say that
“Whig” principles have triumphed. We have
nerffcr charged any thing of dishonor upon General
Taylor; and have not believed he waa guilty of
practising duplicity.
This cry, then—“ Our principles triumphant *
IS a more empty ebullition, withouteensc.nnd with
out meaning. No othct conclusion can be armed
at, without supposing General Taylor is esteemed
capable of practising a fraud upon the People, and
charging that he has done so. That many of those
who have sustained him, hare done this, we not
only,believe, but,know. The only question now is,
will,General Taylor feel bound to disregard tbo po
sition which be tools before the People, and place
. himself under the control of a reckless and unprin
ciplcdr band- of Northern political desperadoes 1—
■ We arenol willing to believe that be can do this.
- havo, seen nothing in Ins career as a military
.officer,; to induce the belicfthat he can be, very to- I
induced to abandon a position— certainly hot I
hy threats, or any. indications of personal danger, to l
be apprehended from maintaining it. "1
* *
■
Wc do not feel entirely free to nay that oar prin
ciples are triumphant; and yet, so far as any pledgo
which has been given to the public is concerned,
we have as much occasion to raise that shout as oth
ers. Indeed, if" there is any thing to be inferred
from the circumstances surrounding General Tay.
Jot's position, ns a citizen of the United States,—
a P a, *.rf ol “: J!>. o *t»Sle assertion that he is «aWhigs
but not an ultra Whig,’*—we do not know but we
; base mote right than any others to raise the shont
Our pHncipta are triumphant! for it is clear, that
wc forced tlio Federal party to abjure, before tho
country, every article of their former faith; and to
join In with all the vile factions that.were known in
the country, m order to try and gain a victory over
128 !
The Westem Beierve Vote.
We have seen a number of statements in regard to
the vote for President on the Western Reserve, in
Ohio, many or which, we are confident, are incor
rect. The New York papers, for instance, set down
Van jßuren’e.vote in Lake county at 93081 instead
,oF SU-r-a wide difference, wo should think. The
following table ts made: up principally from offieial
returns:
Cars
Ashtabula........ , 876
Geauga.... ....., 925
L0rain........... lSuf
Lake............. 7Du
Cuyahoga....,... 2371
Trumbull.-....,.1948
.Erie.............. 097-
Mahoning........ 1953
Summit. 1888.
P0rtige.......... 1960
Medina. 182 S
: ? ‘‘TJiouhrm no-ffpcculnticmiji those eye*
. v. j ; WlnchUioudosi glare wjth.l’—[SirAKsi'EAnE- :
Thti wkittd scpnlchro of thp Gazette, has eadcav*
ored to distutb us.by, a rattling of h>B dry bones, and
j ?a .fierce look through his jaundiced.spectacle*. Ifc
jt not the first sinner wc have seen, who wore the
simulated garb or piety for a purpose, and could find
■ pleasure in bestowing defamatory epithets on n
.'i.\ a *dfild , P | s...We.-havo .too- much charity to apply to
this censorious Deacon any blisters to relieve him of
,his ; ;malignant humors ; for they . had better stay
where they am than stain the whitewash of his char
acter. ' by the way, wo havo, m common with the
: public, been much amused atthc want of prudence
rjn.thq Editor of tho. Gazette, in assuming precisely
: the caste of character which those who. know him 1
. best would have, assigned to him—that is—"Mac
Sr corn ANT 1 ” Muc Sycophant, to a fellow who
• fawns,upon and licks the boots of any rich or influ
ential man, when he lias a hopo that thrift indy ful
-low, ts a-namo thatfits like an.old shoe, or Iho cloak
tbal cot era a hypocrite’s deformity.
Wo have received firom M. A. Miner, on Smith
field slrcot, between Second and Thin], “Thirty
Years Since; or the Jluined Family: a tale: by G.
P. R. James, Esq.” This work is No. 120 of Har
per’s Library or Select Novels; and as its author is
very generally known, wdneed only mention where
It may be had.
.Van Butch. . ■
2466
1365
1701
911
2697
2073
659
1046
109 G
1108
1116
16170 13017
A Hew Bovel.
y ; October sessions, s„ v . i 8«.
IMU hasjuet been completed, which Shows that the The Grind Iflqdest to present; Umt there ifa how
cilj Iras,'-, population of 13,689 l "° ««ndred nod twenty licensed {adorns -witbm the
l .. ‘ county of Allegheny, including the! twjo femes, be-
Titc Covebomert Jeweis —A New York letter, “ f rcat "*“"7 Hppliog houses, without licens'd;
of Thursday evening, to the Philadelphia,Lodger, have eluded”Vr V tt s ea r d,' CtUrnC<! ' bßt ™ oy
*Y*‘ n^ urn,al,<>D ba “ b44a obtained .nlh.sctj, Then, have been before as cases, showing every
wliiclLit w thought will lead to the discovery of the d «B ree ™ ingenuity and boldaessm the perpetration
V r thietes who stole the government lowels. ” wr passing counterfeit -bills, end
,i 7 '•*„ ' —* • ■ ' *, la,mi, fT money imdor. false/pretences;;where
.Wisconsin,—Sovthfobiv Sat;, I 2 o’clock-r~Re- [ cck,CBan .ess. was made the clo'ak of the crime: but I
turns received indicate that Wisconsin has gono for ,!?'* & v! .fixture,of-human character, presented
Casa bj about 3,OOOmajonty over Taylor. The Van id toX?ctJrVb; o ,i m tr. , ‘c n ks^o“,H“ I
[ J Buren vote i« not ies? 10,000. Whole vote of *hc j>, old / n t d impudent as is the: coloring impaled h>
state 40,000. dishing counterfeiter, and the daring- burglar;
t - ofl a picture of humanity y wethinkrm:- lowness, m
illinoib— Ihe . Chicago Democrat saya meannesßj in real hoalilit/ta tliewfilfare orthc /acc,
lion is so close in that States that the Official count a ■ Mdness, the Grogshop: keepors.
must decide it. Cass will probably carry itbv a I?* * T llCy set Uinu! ? nds obovc lho
„ m ,„ pruuduiy carry I toy a law, and dcly the administrators of justice; Their
small majority. infamous traffic is so profitable they can pay the
HmvCtiv ivnhr. ~ „ , r . peaaltics of the law, and continue its violation.
„ lABDI ABD GEtr * Tatlob.—The New York In these Grogcrics nine-tenths of the assaults and
Mirror, a laylor paper, having: declared that Hetiry batteries takcplaco, in them riots are engendered!
Clay had “ the insolence to write to General Taylor. 1! tbera bUrgularsmaturothoirplanß; and in them
his nominatmn that he was a great General, handrwt r thoWrdVf h h,a P b°;«her iCb Btl ' Dß h ‘ S
not fit to bo President”—the Philadelphia North The courts arc deceived by persons applying for
American in substance, admits it. This places Mr. I ‘ ccns4a to keep taverns. The 4th Section ol the
Clay tn rather a cool position as regards General „ 0 C i„, 1834 “ aafoll ? ws “The Court shall not lt-
Tavlor. 8 cense any persons to keep an inn or tavern, orccpt
1 “PO” “ . certificate in writing signed by nt 'least
1 Pooa Vas Buber;,—Hero is v Whirr nnrnrte hn * WC,,< J respectable citizcna of the ward, borough or.
«0h Susan.,h™ Whig parody on township ,n which such mnor tavern is proposed to
' bo kept, setting forth that such inn or tavern Is no
-1 had udream tie other night, when nil around was cessaVy to accommodate the pnblic and entertain
e eye, 1 mm# provided with house room nndconvemenceafoMhc
Sa >B: ge,.-*’We’re beaten north und south, but/c/inny accommodation .of ■trangers oodtrarcUcr#.” The
Ssasaissss:
ew r *9* , k Bgain, according to the Son of that city. such h@» not been the result.
Meetings of hunker and barnburner representatives w t,Vn° ™L k „ n °7 n a ? bab,lMl dmnkard to obtain,
tion, and the basis or union agreed upon.- Thoy will maniac, under tha coro of a physician, io a
be promulgated in timo for approval or disapproval, °r P“* u r *»<• 'vhofhad not been duly sober
at the neat primary meetings. j?' 1 W”. , f . toa ktain throngh;tbempdium oflii«ffiends,
r lUi Mings. Ihe certificate or twelvo men that ho was a sober!
temperate man. ; VVe could add many similar Jhcts!
but iorbcart.our object being toaiow how the In
tention of the Legislature ia defeated f and ’ the
Lourta imposed upon by unprincipled men. We
suggest whether the- twelve reputable citizens sign
tng a petition for a license, ought not to be brought
Into-Court, and:thcrotc«liiy on oath to the facls set
forth in the petition. ..
There is another fact which wo would rcspcctful
|y represent, that the court* arc frequently deceived,
as to .the location of tavern*.-; we knew that in one
fiivVflS—P*' of “ road four mile*
long, there are «ventavem* f in another town.hip,
SJ" rMd hvo. mile, loog, there are nine
taverns. Thcso are not aolitary ca*c*. So many
than. wo jhink, comparts with temperance and
good order, and more than public oecOMily demand*
.The, law rcqmnng twelvo rctpedaUe citiica. to
Sir* * c f m j‘ c “ lc of *' honcsty and temperance, ”ia
deficient, in that, it throws ihe rcsponaibility upon
those and not the Courts.’
Pr ii" : ' B ’ P '‘f J ancC bodc “ “ fcarrui increase
f. r , ri? i' Uc "' ould , ay (otheintemperato there
is a fatal messenger abroad in Uic world; who loves
l ? hutry with fearless agonies to an infamnu* grave, :
, tho drunkard and the tippler j bh warned in ria,on
Md Ums ~opo rof
! r. S * c ’ r * dc ? cc «ho ■ Grand Inquest
l, * C * Cra carcleasncas on the
P 3ft .®r Mag»trote> yrho commit' for lirisi]. ta one
'S?»ii2- l !Si 4,8 - , *»« arreated, committed,
ivinm T* m J** l S o,<! tl >“ a three moatha, againat
whom there wst hardly a ahadow ofauspieionlwho,
aa appearrd from lho slatement or one of tho wii
'o* p,, t*hurgh, hia enure innocence, iT
f' 1 “ vv ' d “ sufficient, hearing. We make every ah
.oi s * r Mil*ofpollee msgt.irotca
and jioltcc olueera fur the excitement io the public
wannW*!*®?/' hc <rcq««nt thefia,'borglarieaand
.1 rs^l?, U . r ‘r S ,h<! U,t hut jcaihua a‘, we arcof
the right* of property, aod ol the public safijiv; we
are roll more jcaiout of the penanai fierdom ol the
omsens.,. .\erj siigfit ciroafnslancca of savtiitioa
against a known bad or desperate chaVaeteMnat just i
i eomroitxccßt, but eo person, because sinipU'. j
j. unktown, should, ion great commercial ind travel- '
mg community, be cooumited for inalat a CourUlis
whirif P -°‘m Df very nnecrtaio acspiciha,
which could not attach the ahgbteat degree or guUl
buo ' r, J, c| t' zeD of fair character. Thiuuaods of
*"*•' a » ‘hi* was;
“ ! ~‘ n ohirtuiogdislucmnejpericoced in thetiw,
and therefore incapable to preserve their freedom!
, gi 's% K? if
fender, he woald have known how to bo set free
wires clearly .nnoccnt; - The Magiiuato shmiM be
of ,nScnc"' C,ror ‘° Ct, ‘ d ° Cr *'" b °‘ " ,C pro, « ,u t
. The Grand Inqncat do further present, tbit while
* “** ° r rio, » Taets woio developed,
thotMeg ihateertam irresponsible pei«ohs, ;who, it"
rocy tvero not men in appearaaee, should bo indittet!
aa eammon tcolie, are in the habit of hoiiiioz torbu.
lent meeting, on .the, atrenta and in ibo"niarknt
honsos and other noiaitable places; thereby hinder-
intcrrepung public bu*rnc«»,an<]
provoking violalion* of the peace. •
saml^os,”.^ 0 ■?!"!, b ?!! J i' ,h « 00 Sundayr the
same persons hold similar meetinga on the canal
of lho ? rMl *hWMec..#nd inconrcnicnce
pcaecahle cilucas patting overt*i<J
k!!u * ! ,bc, **‘ >,c » a* annoyaores oo highway* am)
bridges are puioaces, a* such the said obriroftion*
“i®,P rc *ooted to your honorable Court
Inquest/ully recogoise Uie right of the
fll Hwr!t pe^ Ca . b and di » eu « any and
“,! 1 ! i if'“ , , ,ub J c<: '*i b alaip»l*eidcd , y of the opinion
r b3t . fr ' cd “ m ?r ; thought, freedom of speech, and
freedom of action would be promnted, and the ten
or,‘b« pakliC pcacn diminishm),
t* 8 * bCI ?K b « ,d to pmper places, and the
Icgurmaro objecu bC,nB M f,ee ,0 ,b “'
! Tho Grand Jury are also or opinion that the bear
tng about in vast political processions, by inrch-linhl.
'anvumleremn r 1 convince
I ■ ““““"“nding or promote sny political truth s'
but in (imcfor intonse political cadtement; dan onlv
r ? 1 . 1, J? , ' nD, ‘ n J‘ , " d » and gum- opportunities'
to tho unthinking and evil disposed of ufpartiei'.to
grn ,fy their love of tumult,reck out the re'll
hatreds, and involve peaceable and good cltiadt* in
vmlauons of tho peace; therefore, these prece*
of nn a g r oo P d r cU,zcl" UnW ° rtbjr ° f ‘"°
ArTAAt^" d In ?“. e ' t “ l,? P rcj dil, lhat thepractico
?r,s®”i? IB k. i 4l ' yaong offenders with old and
hardened criminals, ha* not had tho effect to referm
these young and unfortunate inmates,nod therefore,
urgently recommend that separato apartment* bo
provided, a* sppn a* posstble, lor.thoyounßih c'rfroo!
beparato apartments are also.as.urgently recommcn-
!5 r ° raa C " wbD bc so unfortunatc ns to
o f Refuge, and a Work House, under
Allcghcn P y c“u„ S t y Ib « pc '‘'>™. “ r «= -“ch needed
, T b ° peoplo shouid remember, that money cipcn
d Thw‘i* p , r 5 T . cnl,on ° r ■» money eavedf :
ofThe i y r, u ‘, hful “.W 44 ”" 4 ®, 0 * - *°HO of tho inmates
,i .‘A J > t4 B ctbcr » >lh other facta, lead vis to infer
that truancy Irom ichqol, isa fruitful sourco of tlio
oeginningQr enmo. ’
hrhL'ntf."'''’'!'!! optuion, that means should
abou t k *Ser /ark!' ,bl ’ ,rUancy > ~,llJ > “ l 4 0» ro4 “'"S
Tho Grand Inquest do also present: That facts
monVthsi'ro 11 ?’* 1^ B*’ 8 *’ 'i' bl4h lnducc *ts to recom
bme main more°,e o cure. 0n ‘ heCC,la ° Bhbu ' d
Quart
. tho crowd of pcople-who' artend
aaidCourt, call for, more, room ;. anij,.t!icrcrore;the
Grand lnquest proaontythat a. gallery bo erected iri
said Court room. ; R-HILANDS, Forman.
Saying of a Dvino Man.—The lato Professor
Caldwejl, of riickinsoh College, a short time before
bis death, addressed Ins wire as follows:-* “You will
I not, lam sore, he down upon your bed and weep
f tyhen lam gooo. You will not mourn for me when
God has been so good to mo. And when you suit
the spot where I lie, do not choose a sad and mourn
ful time J do not go m the shade of the evening, or
in the dark night. These are no times to visit the
grave of a Christian; but go in the morning; in the
bright sunshine, and, when the birds are singing »'
The Aoeb or tiie Presidents —Tho following
have .been the ages of the Presidents of the United
Slates, at the tune of their election to the eiecutive
I chstr *, • • ■* ■ |
0 r r S ,h, rS ,on ' 67 * 7. Jackson, 61
2. John Adams, 61 8. Van Buren, 54
3. Jefferson, 57 9. Harrison, 67
|4. Madison, 57 10. Tyler, 50
0. Monroe 57 |j. Pilk.
C. John Q. Adams 57 12. Taylor 64
.i.i'v 1 ”™ 8 * of the above ages is about 57p years:
, 11 a curious circumstance that five of our
twelve Presidents have been or the age of 57 at the
.me «r their election. Harrison wa, E the Jim of
rbo Presidents, and Polk the youngest, when elect-
Resignation ofOcn. Bowman.
Wo received the following telegraphic despatch
yesterday, from winch it will be seen, that Gen.
Bowman has resigned Ins office or Mutant General’
or Pennsyltania. The office is, therefore racaot
until Goreroor Johnston shall see proper to desig
nate some «> reliant whig ’• tn succeed our friend or
the Bedford,Gazette. We thiol: it altogether Iflielr
that Thomas Jefferson Bigham will be appointed :
as his “ military loots •» gne him stronger recoin
other whig within the range dr*
our acquaintance: 1
BEDrono, November 00, igjs.
L. Harfeb, Esq.;
Dc»r Sir—l rc.igncU the office of Adjutant ficno
ral on last Samrdajr. Your«, tfoly,
Geo. W.
The World InaXuUhell.
•r.ET' TSf' ®°P* Albert Gallatin, who was aoppewed
*°, b r ° ot !. lhc po " )l “ Wmili <“ recovering, Ills mer
tal facolucp are unimpaired.'
or™ earthquake wa. fdt .n the Par
fi.h uS ? Island, Canada, on Monday morning,
6ih,mnt.,ata quarter past five, la,t.ng three min-
: -KBP.The number of slaves made in Cincinnati,
during the last year, amounts to 86,000, 53.000 of
which wero exported. ’ ’
Wo see it staled that thq Messrs. Harper pav
t :" U i% ,0 , oeDln c C y a ,' ol . u ' Dcrur proof copiesof
tain Hiili r ; t r l, n! |„ < | )to enable ihem tube
the first to issue the work in this country.
ES- Advices flora Tahiti to July 12, state thauhe
news of the. Revolution in France was received
there June -4i i, and the new order or things w»,
proclaimed without any disturbance. The people
received tho announcement with much cnrjiality,
Marne,DeTHynfn. n00,,1,g '° bc h “ ril « he
Boston Advertiser of Nov. 15, says:
16 je3n ° r 3 « B > bia becn «>«-
ingtincc Saturday last, in consequcnco of which
her friend* in Croas street fee] much alarmed.
** bar more college* in it tliaa
SKS&X3-* Ua,m ”
Jamestown Chautaque (N. Y.j Journal.
“ f ;^ e I°* 'nit., soyts "Tho snow on tho hill it
said to be two fat and a half, and still it comes 1”
The great Boa Constrictor, at Barnum’s Mu
seum New-York, died of voluntary starvation on
baturday last. Ho had, taken no food for several
Sl6oo' He ” “‘ d t 0 laVO co “ t 1,10 proprietor
of •N«w Orleans, it is said, bet up.
wards of 80,000 on General Casscarrying Ohio,
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIOX—OmcUI.
I'KNNSVI.VANIA
Ij,„ Taylor I 'anJSurra
•Adams 1762 2576 25'
A11egheny......... 6591 JOII2 779
Armstrong 3126 2030 hi
Blair* - 1435 2476 4
23OJ 2655 630
8radf0rd........... 1U92 1719 su
Bedford... 2810 2B30 :
8ut1er....;...;.., , 2247 ■;■■■■ 2505
Berk* 9485 .50,52
8uck5.......;■ ;. ~, 5140 ■ 0364
Cambria 1386 1233
Che5ter....,..... 03CO . . 6949
Clearfield -1 ICS ’ 761
! Carbon...... BS9 1181
Centre...: 1856 2611
Columbia.. 2263 3396
Clinton;..v....911' ' . 966
Cumberland 3183 ■ 33477
Crawford .... 2748 2205
Clarion 2306 1372
Dauphin ... ; ~ 2254 3708
Delaware ... 1547 2194
Brio 2022 : : 3418
Fayette............ 3441 3045
Frank1in,.......... 3199 4006
Greene... 2379 : . 1470
Huntingdon........ 2590 1922
1ndiana............ 1544 2410
Jeffer50n........... 972 887
Juniata.... 850 , 856
Lebanon., 1562 ' 2996
Lanca5ter..........76080 11390
Lehigh....... 2978 3199 :
Lyc0ming......1992: . 2244
Luaernc.. ......... 3516 ; ■ 399]
Montgomery,..;;... 5627 . : 5040 1
Mifilm ~..1215 1183'
M0nr0e............ 61S - 1830
Mercer........ .... 2977" - 3093
Northumberland..... 2258 1765
1 Northampton.'... ... 3191 -4203
I Philad. City and Co. .21510 31230
1502 2293
Potter,.,' 226 408
Somerset.....;.;.;; 1127 • * ' 3018
Susquehanna;....... 2563 ‘ ism
Schuylkill 3700 4939
1264 1344
Union 1656 3129
Wajnc 1642 997
Westmoreland 5197 • 3124
Washington 3820 - 3s9s
Wyoming 861 892
Vork,. 4838 . 5151
.h,^ h , e . 8100 * o ?°n cW9,!lr y r ° r,l,e endowment of
5 riwoll hn.'r” L , C ' VlE . bur B h having been near,
• trustees havo commenced.in biiildins. ;
Which thoy intended to have ready for tho recto ion
of students by the first of January. P "
Extensive L ascent,—We owe Major Adams
one” forgot; giving us-lhe following item, which
wo copy from tho Gazette s •
« Samuel Williams was brought before the Mayor,
s™ r dl r or "s,’ charged with stealing abou
SoOO from Lems Baker, on Friday night. ’ The rob^
..» , e, W “.i C r m . lMcd ,h 0 ,avern ° r V- Stork, Water
He nml wm° r S a I ‘ tra,, B cr 1 m tho city, from Ohio.
He and Williams occupied the same room, and, du.
Mr 6 R 1 “ rljf f a o l ,°, f 1,10 n ‘ sht ’ ,ho 3amc bed i but,
m w.'ii 8 Cft l,ls m ? no * ,n 1,18 Psntnloons pock'
J 'T- was tempted to take it out, and also took
another bed Missing his money in the morning,
made f? s i iecle<J bis bed follow, and search beimr
made, the paper in which part of the money hod
H®®” 1 wrapped, was round in the bed tqeshich^Wil
ilnrn I.el Dsftrre l himsc,f - but, he had, oo the
deposited part of the monbv' in
bed. Wiihams confessed the robbory?nnd
gain up $247—8130 in gold. The remainder he
found'^UMI 1 ,!' 0 acco,n pbces, who hate not been
louna. Williams was commuted to jajl»»
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MUNOIHi CrAHl’iliA I'AHII AND OOAI, l,a.nu-< ~
‘•°”n!= A 1 niunlili' I-'rirm 0f155 acres, svlth 00 or
loncres ofCoal. of six feet vent, mul. lie si quality ■ ion
nrres m ntllivation 25 now in Mi niton 50 at riverlmi.
tom. good Du dbnp House ami out buililiiiim; 3 leimm
Houe. h Sa" mill, fin, Orel,aril, uni .lliiivoiiloriler
sjtuqieil faille above Lock No-4 ■ .■ ■ 7 -
V 1 s cLriinrur (.in Aaem
, ' OT l°- a . - Staulitivlil street
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come home, and then I, a captain, was obliged!, d,a y 00 W°° d •«««, la.l Saturday. onOTUra^’^ Wfc,bh
sbtp.as sailor! It was two years from »«*>«Br*at tribulation, fbr a wbtl« but waa perativea participated, and pelted tlio Garde Mobile
esTra 1 lert Am T Ca lbat 1 >» Boston I cohered by a regiment If devoid life ZZ. Z * P^’^a,h e FMo ma .
«treet. ? u{ J ll a IHrr / raunner II P one ° r 1(9 “"tsered toaidingathering the fruit r. j The raeeliogs of the cluba are marked by d'sena*
nor Hr 1 me ‘ b f o,her in ,a w He could fid to think or the bene ofenee of L ” “° n> ° f e ’P ee,al " ol «« <”> «•» "übject of- the
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I P«n»b«J-Avitb my ship lor *ack o( ; >pea ......wlTli: i”"- 1 “•v* •**?* ■**•.-
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“She IS ailte comport of the dear little fclloua nf P.tuhuigl,, nounceJ an eulogy on Moral, Kobcspierre CalL
1 hen U was my turn to erv ior joy He efun* T *"* , 0 * * the ai9iatancc of the unfortunate, H’Herbew and Danton, ’ *
~ "hemver hr orthcjmay.be. In the Assembly, on the 2d rn.tant, a proposi, ton
T Vf"™. for w We - 1” m ‘ ,C by M ‘ P^ll > ,0 « 9 ‘° •U» dnrf/ /room/.
- lie wile Io P» ° f , Mr * John Moody,- before the Police The P ro P oa,l “>a «»« negatived— yea* 86, nay»,63B.
m the afternoon, and I toot a train of cars U.at 5? ,e * l,<s or the Circuit Courtv-iLsri/fo „,!!! iT f ” C, ‘ Bat V,enDa > ,he ,rua !“'«««-
would carry me tvtibtu twenty file m.ltet of my ! \ ulil,rB ° r wh,<:h J°“ «»only pet by mail.”]
wire tearing (he cor?, I bird! a boy. though it Tfac P e " oa '‘ceferred to aboTe was 0 clerk on the COMMERCIAL
' t!!? -'rV .'P I ,,r * v * me borne.•> It was about I Mountaineer We believe be is a Pats. Uraapooi, November 4.
MtlalofmrnVaotl^j 'lL"*'" S'" ats ' v ' r<? * ! "" e ‘ J,ur « b bo >- ~e w « charged with murdering a man Bat ‘"B’ a Circular ha. the Allowing r-Coltoowas
moonlight VI* 3 I ?“ CJ Ko “> a koat store keeper at Evansville. ,n ocllT f demand during the earlyjartor the-week,
cuit api<med to trie, I Sotoutofthelmi.Val; J lB ra P or ‘ or,llr, ptclimmary mvesiiganna, *1“ f * td " Lo ! ** «narW again be
went to the window of the room wline fe “n ! f "‘ bl,,hc ‘ l ,n lil( ' Courier, wc judge young Moody d “ ’ ,lb 1 downw tendency. The fiaok
«ut girl Sittl -cnMv* LnocList M lt? i waß not m ,h<s f4 n*<» f l ' ln &« nd i i»o«re\cr, having ott Thutfdoy, reduced
the «mdotv, and avkedn !.g w a4 fe,c I Durwcr j 0l] „;7 nn n „ Kw her minimum rate of interest to 3 per cent., price*
do you ht.ow me* ’ I said I ember 20 ’ 8 h Pwtially recovered. The market closed Ndrember
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Wi esroom Shcluj r!crp,n_-ituit-ly.V,,,'! Com - bl *«»unce tr. A.U. Holmes ct al—Mr s •np!,'! 34 ’ 18 !' or,hß,c ’ "P ccula,on > badtpkem
*o.n lay our chdd w hem J he.) nner seed M,e „„ ! Hampton fur plaintiff; Mr. Forward IT.r derendan!' r,' ’", " ? ° r,Cra ,950 ‘ ,C ' SJO were
at Wiluls.whr-1 neither, hur I could <cejj! Verdict for PJa,oUr.SM<i 00 fondant, of American devcripnona, as follows: 6080 bales
mo«rofu!^Kpr« 3ie n upon ()„ f3re p,^ 3 J Permrtl Jt Menheo. «. r ’ I « Orleans a^iSal; W3O Upland at 3H®4;—bafiU)ce
weMreammg orme. I gated ,„r a ion- iimV- *' Mr notrepßrted. '
sleeping. lisaiy mat she wo. trjghtei-cd and I ! t,mi . v B contains many timely “hngthar thepotatoe nil was nor on the tncrepse.
* a ‘ d , . , *“■* * llMld B>c Pacts evolved be made matter Plour-Western , quoted at 295. 6d.0305,-*our,
*'3lary. it is your htwband* J ’ rlr « n «uemion in our community, we doubt not a. w «- A sale 0f5,000 bbls. nf sweet Baltimore and
And she c.aspcd me about the neck ai,d fan,led E r “, arge r ° f ‘be better would be the result. Tile Philadelphia took place yesterday at 295,
...“wt'eTspm wi?! U J n J 0! " hji ' C r o n‘ , ‘ CJary dCWr " Ctcai * for Wheat-Sale, ar 7. 07,. 7 g )hc duly
!—■ j quests tt 'I, presa these matters upon the attention of The money market is eisy. American Stocks
the public, until real reforms mm be rarrted oat. T 1 ”* 0 W 29 2 considerable demand during lhc week
<• s - CracLiT Colar —ln the forenoon of yes ''‘’l!'' S “ C ’ < of tbe new loan > 9a «I,
terday, noth eg more tlmn the organ,aauoo wasdonc. 1! f Z f '° m , * ’“ d 95 f ° r Dond "> wllh -_
A jury wascmpanncllcd. In tho afternoon a case T °! t pon8 ’ dne on lhe 1,1 of January next,
in which llic Or ms by s & Gregg, are coocerned was Pc “ BS l lvM > !l T**® 9 «e quoted atCG per
taken up. Wc heard ontbinlnf linn,ll’r; "cbusetts
endeavor to report vt should it be intcreslmg.
There are no criminal cases at ibis term.
The caae of M’Maaters, : lor concealing a slave
will be tried.-. - • ■
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I'™''" 1 ” 1 Imnselr with umie-
I : K l U"n' 1 "*■ ncc^tiTOfHluiWin ofmn-nlm timl other, I
, hl-d\uHintf hou*c m the lmvtMiipnfor<'*rjit! «,e.i nmv*' 1
thiuyourltoitore vill.lie plr-nKctl .o crnn'
to keep % puliltr.li6u.ft of enteriatninem \■i t vn . r>'
nuoner, u* iu'.luly tvill ~ra j"' ; "‘! 5 “ ut I" *
* haufto.*ft pumo°nftr l«"of r S'f “p„ n ,u,« allr ft ' h ° aril Jcnctda r tlml aomo of lha officer*
t=zr*- —
wVJjivij'oiiKhr OLPffiKuV —4 dnJHi silcii rirrTr at * ,#M ~lat * man nearly broke a leg
1 =ssa: vtr:“?z“i
-.0 . Buck*- “ . «• . says 4ih lcft topoiu 9
•“:••• Nul Picks ' .'•••’• ‘
-j,*. assorted Kmvci*; . .• ■■*•■■■
- Silver Slnol SolßSors ; ; ‘
:\S\ tX '. - i ;Kfliy«*-aud Porks? - . ■
at 80 Market street, in'il) HOGAN »V•OANTWTLI **
■' !>l? ' l re ' l ;/ llsl reccTvS !iy~ ~~
, “ >v3l smith k SINCI.AIIt
l sacks just recciveiihn.l for
smith & grvPLAin
1 »'AmrruuoiS
Xj AT ACCTTON AXD PmVATP SaLP —At Ur>KY-. ‘!/i
rnmin^ 0 ’ H 4 street, three doors from Fifth*
T ‘K l '“>> r , UCBja >> bomber Jl,t
.1" U 1 .6 fori! nooii, and coiitmuimf every<)u\-
of l ' ns,ll< » lal 'le.Mil | mpry nnd Fan?
del3X°°A o £”’ ,rp P an catublißlimoiit in Pluin-
Sl. „ on « : O? ttr >J cl « silk ami mnn ,V„on? d
h^r® }r^, nr^!: of ribbon:!*; needle work eol- i
Jars japes, cans', cliemiitcties; larnt/a wool. coifmv mid
: ’!‘ i y°*W ora ™ tl S' : f llk «fa v a« mol iioekot ihda.:ge,ii v
!'»mslm«.l« ol every description nnd liunlilv •
1 r J^ ln * g!o»> merinos; plud, stripe and Wain
atpacud, Indies : cuOb; : clasne safety pime sewinir silk
pearl ballons, lainlds wool slims and woolen 'drawers-
B T) !“f„ e " . erR , , JAS M«KE\Na Auct
; ~Tiie,ABu>t 01 ihe above Goods is aioil?; un<J for u.»»'
accoramodaijou of those who do not wish to attend
public sales, iiell ut private sale. Tito ladies are
invited to attend. jnovjl) J MpK
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AaHEn—Olhccr Glenn, of the hath Ward, yes
a M*H hro#gbt ° P ” n namcJ Wm - i ' unston before
Aid. Major, on a charge oT ch:u,ng<a min named
Thompson „„h an asc. We'll wager a plate of
Dennett-, oy„ e „ that some or the paper, will appear
;h, a morning with a murdcroo. pun upon this a*.
fiar The member, el- the Board or Tiado, and all
nIZTIT mCrCStC ' I m ‘ Ue »r i
!T° 10 C '°" liand "° U “‘her parts of
nf.t, 'n ° rct l uc>teJ tfl meet attheJloomß
h„ j c ° ar r ° T'^ ado » on Wednesday cvemac,the
22d itfst.,at6l Vclock.
A,IE ° ,,ENV —We understand lhatMr.
william Urr f \ vt j Wl „ bc l!u})ported by hl , ,„ ends fur
nis Manor,, n the ensuing clcelion. Mr, Brown i 3
station'"' C " IZen ’ #nd 01,0 " cll qualified Tor the
** ,0~~
r . h ° * i “ lch)nson Family were giving Co ncerts
«n Cleveland la.t week. If thewwanl to bo well
p tromzed, let them come hero Our pooplq W e
now in the mood to listen to tlieir warblings.
&»T An a (Tray occurred in tlio Tcfth Ward, yester
day, winch possessed some ugly peculiar.!,es, but
(oriunatply noiune was “did for.”
SkS~ Connor appears this evening as Master-Wal
ter in the Hunchback. Mrs. Conner appeare as
Julia. ‘
' Jhut.sor.ic of the lending characters
ol this city are to bo k llt „ft m the Squint atTitls
burgh.» Cut there noihing libelous in it.
Monday^' 0 ac ’° *7 Clot cases will be taken up next
ni??A.^v ero ' re "uarly four hundred cases on the
District Cburi Trial Inst.
jjf?-, I on?’ 0 ?* 0 Wotlce.—A sticciul meenng. of Si
• M.» will be held this (Tuo s*.
«£} iHdoVV* m ,he 1 ! a »> 0 o’qlock Lodges 45, 231,
iv m r* »t.dT© mvited io be present: 'liy order ot the
j; u (noN 21) W J Da\ trr, fcec’y
A PTpw . Millinery, Ac.
■'A-...„ hW .selection ot elegant \vinler ribbons; feather*
so p 7 0 '> eM », co^aMi<? hemlfletts» fringes, Runps.&e. i ’AI.
Vir ;,.i ern u°. f, ‘ t '”; tlU4,e^?ant designs ofCardinals and
nr r, V v • *? I ' rj J ll up to order m superior work
'l'« Bonne. Hoods md «er> nru.le
ho millmerj and dress matin* tiu°iiu?*sai •
oc,< j XfHS. DUF^^o.lOSi.Clairst:
* x r “ v O/;;
, , Sl'w*
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Qei«« Suuoi.—Monday, AoM/aher SO—The
person* indicted fur iliot in Diamond alley, came
forward 3n d plead « o u ,|,y >. Sentence not tel
pronounced.
The Jurors in Oyer and Terminer were then cal
led, and George Kelly was pnt upm lrlll for b , a .
ry. The case occupied the whole day. The jury
were not longjp bringing m a verdict of “ Guilty.”
EMOM
' k *'
|PI«« in Knr Yarn;
New Yobk, Not. 19,1848.
Four fire* occurred tbiemonnngj m which twen
ty house*, including- Murphy** stable, were dcstrOT
cd. Twenty fine omuibnsses were consumed $ and
the total loss is estimated at $200,000.
The horrible portion of the affair is, tbal 154
horses perished in the flames, ,
Philadelphia, Noe* 20, 1843.
A 4, »>;Mo»ten, Ilsq,, twice nommatedibr Caoiil
lommisaioner by the Jfative«,died to-day, at Haim:-
NEW YORK MARKET. . '
n. Ne,p Yobk * Wo». 30—6 p. H.
hlou.—Thcreisa (tood inquiry fonho East and
; ,nome use, and for filling contracts, with sales of
3000 bills, of Genesee at $5,4435,60.
Gram—Bctnantf for Wheat is good, bat thejrans
actions are not large. The inquiry is chiefly for
good samples, poor iota being heavy and neglectedi
Cosa In good demand, at fall prices...
!"■ Provisions—Salea ofProvisions are confined to
snmll lots for the supply of the regular trade demand.
.Fork—lihear ofno Bales to-day.
Groceries—The market is Unchanged, cither ns
it regards pricca or demand.
The market to-day wasquietand without change.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. '
• Philadelphia, Nov. SO—6. P. M,
flour—The foreign news has produced no change.
The market to-day was steady, but not active. In
prices there ts no quotable change from previous
quotations. The demand is confined to small' lots
i Tor. city.consumption.
Grain—There is a, large quantity of Wheat in
market* hot holders are not pressing. The sales of
Wiicat to day worQ modcrate at sl a lo®ljU per bu.-
v?®®*wdh ;:Thcre inquiryTorCorn Tor
shipping* but dealers can’t agreo-as to prices; ' •
Whiskey—Sales of 100 bbl*. at 23* per gallon,
. . * “®.*£ is no change in otherarUclea usually spoken
of in the markets. J ' r
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Baltikoee, Nov. 30—6 r. a.
Flour—‘The foreign newa ihiiß had *ffect cx^
ccpungto check .business.- Buyers bffer'fts»b6l.
—selfora ask 35,12}. 1 Y
Grain—Holders of Corn are asking previous pn
. s.Wheat—Holders areaskwgpreviouapnces.'
<< Provisions are unchanged; -sales of Bard fo4)ay>
were made to a moderate extent at 7$ to Bc.
- Groceries—The market for Groceries remains un
ehanged, either as regaMtprtces or demand; • v 1 '•
: market m easier, and loans are effect
ed on good paper at & & cent.
The markets generally are maenve to-day*
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CracUTOATi, Nov. 20, 6 p. ji.
• The river rose 18 inches to-day. < >
The weather ib very cold and winterieh.
Flour—The foreign nows produced no change in
this article. Salea were made to a moderate eitent
Grain-Thc market for Gram is without change,
cither os regards prices or deipand. . 11 *
have ad?anced * w,h Ba,e ? ot IG *
Bacon—Sales of Sides at 3}c. per Hi. '
< * r ° ,m P r<>,, '>B» with sales of 2500
head at 3,3703,44 per 100 IBs. net, an advance.
for w“leTn S,e ft “ r ’ m at Gi
Groceries—No change.
Y^ A 7 l byExpress. three preces of su
,Cl kUSIUBCLOTHS,forOror-confs
and Sack , which will he Hold low. at 331 Liberty street,
' 5 JP O4IBI , c WERNEBUBG.
[Chronicle and Journal copy-] - 1
APfLKH—Hainbo and Pemet's, in «iore mid
VV.-ior sale by (world) W. &X C. ACHJCSON
fifovr Good*, at Number I av«n««»f
CQBNBB OB FDIBtH AXU KifilW ii T?"^ T
bracing a stock,|br nchiieBA and variety not i urea s»i*d hv
any establishmeiitin lha West. ' ■n'lsuiyaaseghy
~ , ~ DRESS GOODS'
Very glossy black Silk.; Cravats and Collars,
Handsome dress do Black lore Veils anSlJdkfa.-
'chafglablc Sana de Platd'SLd".^^^^'"
Merinos* ... [Cloths for .Cloaks;
d col'd JVrualiiyTerkenßhawU z -
|aiSSe £ ret“‘^
;',“". Cuf Bbams, bright co-lsillr 'do do
n 1 * "!Fihe Brocbm do,
GXpS.ey , if e , ,t E , ' ! " Cloth -i v d6'
CalirormaP’^^ 1 g
Black Bombasine*; , (plaid Cloaking*” <;
Hia atockoy? n ?s^ Oßia:r REDUCTION. *
looted ‘S& V ll ba i£s«* e
Oil Chintz; BnUahChinttosS
New style Menwiack Collet** i
i j Bide - - do' ", do, -
Blue ondQrange ’ da " ~ '
Furnildre j 0
. . , 'CHEAP DRESS GOODS - f
price o?l2tcenis per yard. USl ' n d ° I ' llae *>« **w
'
Bleached Moahns. 6f tor 3£*
Ywdwide Unbleached, OitoD; i
Bed Tickings, very cheap; r
! PT 1,1,n &?t Kentucky Jeans, - J
Checks, Unlnu/phud Llnseye,
V
aSmSt'ESS?" 1 "'* o**** 0 **** - •
, ' LINEN GOODS'
v Irish Dinens,Dinen Dawns; , ' 1
Damask Table Linen.—
-C®' do, Clothe;, , ' 1
Hussla Sheeting; ~
_ Dp, Diapers; ,
wncp Drilling, Crash ,
, , BLANKETS'BLANKETS"
aIM Bine andnllii?Wnkem, dtoni coarse to very fine.
Overcoats 4 °^ b “"*«*. fi «« *nd very finey-for -
* goods for gentlemen 1 It,
iie,JP.eflndsup?rl!njFrencband.EngliihClodisßiidCav
?^ r^ Daun B a) § illc and D'nea Pocket Hand
le 1 ®.,®,, end Cravats; Gloves: Suspenders; Silk am]
Garmenta; Merino and Cotton Halfllpae,
hcETSf™ 4 ’ “? c . onfitl e , ' t, r promise- bis customers! tbe
best bargains lie ha* ever been abjeto offer l
Ur* (2* t s i ? \
vvJ «“T JW PP e cifallr announce to af
■
S“?¥ s ? a W~ “ i
SEJ^t?J£?* lc We 18 prepared tp ftmMrKEurc for \
; on ; abort iiohcfe *
wmaMe tern*. For prirubalars, ball nfJVa 4 St(Host
direcily over Mr* parser’s
be fonnd ~ * f, iung?o
M J^ iuN * ; « L JJ B OpODS —-w K, Movent,Fbrtk
tumtnbf.ZT??r^l FourA and its , mviienaßtn
« «<»<!* of ft* «*o«<le-
Mamme Blue Freneb Menuo*; *
“ ’u “ *«■»»». , I--
■‘ ;■ ' « Sfc . t >,H
“ ‘ -SroutedaLames; -
“ ■>%“ OrodeNßpjuniVlorA^,.
'* Bonnet SaUn*, Velvets-anif
notTVnSh'p* fare Jtyaat-— A lew bax«!».verj( supe
nq» rreqch_Fapfc.Flowcrx,Tvßal&dn.j^ v i froWO i
O PTS. TURt’KNTfNR-—3O in [irjrrifrorder? lU9t
JO roomed nnd for sale by' , < vf /r
norfo B A ' FA»NESTOCK~i(COJ
0720 Corner lit milt Wool] Sis,
3«JS ** B * A &»*U*tock^ot3T.
nov:2o Corner X*t amli*ypflfl.gtg
BKIM^U'UAt; —111 tibls. Juki receivrd 8!Kl (br aaief.v
arsn B A. KAHIVESTOqK A.-COt, '
■ Corner I stand Wood kti
i , AND mt> re
v ■*clviA r aiul for gate clieap/b) .
novlS . A- A. MASON & Co„ ComrlJt'st
1 «ijgAn -lOMffls. Fn^NOSugarTfo.S- 1 -
1 novlS ■ - SCAima, ATKINSOSf,
—t- near Wood street
fir AP f k^T 40 Ula, j asr rectire# ami -for tale
VAfaf (no’v 18L SMITH & SINCLAIR
fust rot and.
.LL for sale by (novlB) SSHTH &>J3lNnr.iurit
*»*•• Hams received.-per tomt Wetzel.
Jj Bad for sale by (nl8) SMITH* SlNcf, AIR
T INENHDKFB-A A MSST*Co.76HMiHSiOTSt,
°fj"«c'>“emo tben large stock
” Hdlc&, embracing some hundred, dozen, at
prices langwjrfrom ajc t 061,00, - rJmig
I>RAiSII7sUGAR-25 bags WburTforSfle b>
-P llovl ? i PAumAM3.no Wood r
• TJUSH—Slilrt*. No. i'!?alrrjoui '• • •
J? leaak Codfish.
1 “ White Pi hf k* *
1 caa* smoked HnJlibut, v*
Nos 1 2 and 3 Mackerel for sale br
: t J V WILWAm
QV?VDRIES-- : IMif.RoJI Bulierr^V-.^-v';'
k? 50 bbla*Green Apples';. ..
30 «• White Ifeins,
1 libl Flaxseed,!
1 3 bags Ginsenir,
1 bag- Snakeroor,
. 2 bnfS'Fcntheraf . -:V .
SO ImchelsDnetf Peaches,
.... 8 u Chesnats fornalehy
- ° CII ‘ : J n 'williams
2IMI eannockPotatoes, rec'dand for sale
b i [novt<] CUMMINS & .SMITH.
200 G ? Ueil<J » l *. Phasmxondwh'
erva, ieuea of apples in store nod for sale by
-2“!*_ __ _ CUMMINS A. SMITH.
•" 7 rfijftfc lri, ‘ **- “-"'riTirTiiT
■ b'lltE CO, will be given in The
; Assembly ; : JS«n7u, (new room ,
„„ ; ?®'\ooaettiel,betweenFifthSMmtlVtr
gtn alleys on Wedkesday ei cki\o, the a&luisi. t '
A Sf r le Wn, Hope. 6 Blackeloct, tlncle
11 u !Sto n; M. Lindsay, President;
Xos Caldwell, Wm Penn, CapL M, McSteuu Allegheny,
Joe Alexander, Utnjnesne; /no. Netper, Nepume Capt
Wm Trauer, Niarara;Capt.D CampbeU Wetlani: ji*
M Kenny, Good Jolenb Eagle-Geo Wilson,-A. B,
™V™' Gorman, Joo Cowman. Win, Mitcheltree.R
•LBufJj, JCD Bradley, Wm. B Morris. Floor, Mann
gcrg—JJ ff.Lea+Qcaigpmnatu jxarl7
Olrtfinyyig' f "
TSTK P'Mn.l.l.lrf Dranerand Wtor, from Boston, ( .
:,.bn»e j;obhshedhinsdf' in Uni filly in The PTnnnraef j
lure of BOVS’ CLOTHING. Forliopreeent heidion "-■■■
mken pari oflheWareroom now occupied'by B F
? orrt >!\. a *, a No 63Fourth sl_ where
o c'Sl 1 teh!lp Pr towail »“. a ny who nlay/itvor him Wiih
„ He is supplied with newest stjles'of Trcjich Sacks.
spp2222pj“.t*i&OnUndLwill5 pp 2222pj“. t *i&OnUnd L will receive regnlatly,Tram Paris!
Fashions for all Articles in his Ime. - *
Refer u> P„U Estov A Co novl7.d3t
Mile
Bennett’* Heitaur«ot«
B3IWKKX WOOD ST. AUD
ST r E y?l Can °> sle,s » -B«f Siealtr V*ni
: ? a !PWf' alliindsjServ'ed’opta'Uie be«t=»tyle.
• with ail the '“fixing*. 7 ’ v * *
-NVB—Oystera received dftrfj from Bnltimore, Parm
oi%A Ul i§ ll i d^ w,,11 »5 an ot Joyv'pnee—< Cans
91,50, Half Caiis?&cens nay!7 tm
• y •t, -: ; • v jl r[Pißpaich copy.)
TAR CAND-LE3—2o.boxeB on.hsittlriml forahle bv
nom KING A MQORHEAP '
Tkjoncb— An election for fine Preddeut, six Mnna
-IT| gets, and Treosnrer for ibe'Euubnrgb anil Coo] Hill
Tnrnmie Road Company, will bo held al the Toll Hou-e
of said Company, December next
MWfife, Mov. 0,1843-<nov7f WART Tw “ n * r
3OOO Pictorial Brother Jonathatfs.
TJECEIVED AT M. A. MINER’S, AOTWIR si’rr
XV This holiday anylhiiisrorilie lind
ever issued from lie press.- The fllustrwjoiisnreoll
original, and of ihe most altractive-characler The
Picture cost si* hundred dollars
Smith Geld gooraboyeSU-- i-;> >'■ - 1
-op Moon* l arw (roods 11 '
t is now receiving from Ihe IRt) stern *
' ar eeaji<i splendid stock of BeasonabW Br) i
b s^lowerDmnwefia\e tyerbi- I
isfSw"® — pf quality. attention or 1
purchasers is respectfully invited < -
, PHIEIP BOSS,
u ° Tl 6 Comer or 4th tuidMerkei sls_
• [
CALfco !^ J W‘ received and uowopeo 3 at
VfJ?* sa»cqfiner of Fourth and Markei
f/Jl e MlQrpd:f?nUeoe»j;whicfr,wjHbe sold at
the low fence offf£ centaa yard Pttrehaiers wtH find on
i coodsavesofl'ered in
Inw markel for Hmt price (oovJO) 9 PJ3TfclP > ROsB
j\J^®W^6OQKS-p-Itvj n g:a sieiol l -Bqok f ijlnsiraied by
- JViliigv Poems, inuslratedbyLealze.--- •
.. • Female Poefs or. America,: widibortraitS
' - ;'.The'Fist.of the'Knickerbockers
A Fable for Critics. ,
• • Kills'.Metrical Romances.> •'•■•
?.The Child of the Sea
Lambda Dramatic Poets. - .* ..
Lowell's Conversations on the old Poets
• w Dramatic Wprksof Beaumont mid ' A
Poetical Workshop SpenCer .
Poetical Workrtf Chaucer
Poetical’>VorkB orEord and ftltts?inirer
For sale by S BOSWORTH & CO,
J 4th street) neaT Market
N" -
BUCKMASTEHoiiWOTnfIH—-Office: Foniitv si/eei
< * thirddoornbovei?mi?hfield,Souilj Bide:" ; -
nil kmdsdmie withihegreajesf-care
i RenlEalatg exammcd.&c.
iVooi. lkalen - and ■ -Corpmuston
■ IXL-'.Ju&ckafitSifar. the sale of American Woolen Goods,
cornerof Liberty street and v jtdTlO
FASHIONABLE MILUNLKX —lira. S Hiaal |
' UgjjrFourth STrret.near Wood, would inform the Ladies ; •• f
'VC*ef Pm*burs?h and she will open on
Ineaday, the JMitymsl..an: extensive assortment of Pali
and Winter Millinery eciSO
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