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I 'Aftmu tion,ir 'lija the Newarir'Ea-.
_beTlyor
'4,iiiN.is d iastc9vetin itcaltviith odium , and - diagraco:
(.. igiitiolitititgevitit'ltiolatlug the most solemn,pledges,
ienovals from office, it is tow retorting.
• , ' fl tetilitritil;iMA4*jltion.te,eirect its ends, ,
• We j tiitiftettrieis us a. pottiest Ord' e circular issued
Waililngtobi and intended for
Indiana "It appears that the
bdialorattation iuu? it;ati3eii - Ahit igao dissatisfac
jti%ltni,iq,cil(ptiy-'reason of an lin
presstoti~rrmntb or lesifpnraleeti"ithat-it tfal not
the Wings of that
1. .. it:titeiiii•eitriitiiirtellOfbact intimated to the Admin
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and co
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to be negl4lt!rffAt. .
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41iiikiis,aill.Ver l iiiiveproper-and fait - tot l W
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Ifil- 1e itlemptitbpbry!erlp,plM - O, palpable.
If iiiii44.4t?roiiiiiWhigs o f I ndiana shall
121 provide d
.thierilio obleivor the pabllcapol ~
..-e receive:-- -.1, ...,-, -7..... ••••• .... i ns st.the.i ballot
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ft"7 4toii. l) ., #Cic 15:inollei, attempt at
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f tho- -words Ital.
'cibal'einiloiijtiend .The
,-; ..... . - • me anin g o
ieiand, is clear atid obvious.... "If you return Repre
:.,-iser4tives to. Centel!' favorable to rho Adeiinistra
' ":.tiritt, you a iallt be rewarded; if yeti do not,' cannot
- • ';'
. _ A n d . th lo gunsmith who. is paid eight dollanr a
drij-for hie services; is . in' the confidence of Gan.
Taylor'. Cabinet! . Who shall justify him in acts
Whiehi:tillec:ididelicor upon the very name of Sena.
butthese "who tiro themselves
''-vindy to be bought and sold. . .
• . daft(y..cabinet's ,
We wootiOnelij . otV•thiapttiatowei,Tfrik Demo
orat!iliDt to the appoiniinent of ion: ILlaunder
of.etearfietd; . the Western
that.tho gallant Lieut. flays; Of Franklin,
good bohaviciaria:liiii_tiattlegunder Gen.•
lrq)iitok the RiiidraUdeiitail won for lihn a high
ianod-:.whose feit; of bintloy
glisetied:io live ,,
riiriefanecr iha General
11113 ; 1 0V 7 , 1 " :1 !P ° OP l tlillt r fl:th.fr i PPO 3 iPle l 4 , 'glad
at.lie koot7wife:llkely to bathe sec-
had * received 4au•
the riMaidenVimi ho should Ilea° the
prOdied.
K'llWAV*lngten to remind hie old commander of
itaprc;_pir time he called : 44 ; ole
+leak 4 41Tertinosi%jientally receivetbrat
~:,4*l 7 l o Aor2fillicti.t4ei;;MOMMineeabovo MentiOlied,
.. 4)1101001136 g ,11-44,1 , 1 4 1 4 1 1O apimintmeat ehOuld
' bi i g ! ‘ i9-# ; !Fai* in his usual 1113"
philitferiteif hummoue:a-naively replied, " Why' .
eirhirieT gave that 'appointment out a week
county Of bad a Whig .
Troasurot who became .a - defaulter and absconded.
Resvaa arrosted i ntid at Abe:tient Court le to be tried
for:theft aid: ombezzleti4ol.Tlbe‘Olya" Wbig,
a panel of ja
. Fors of eizty four in artin*r l ,- fati(of'tihuin oply are
.Doinocrati. sp'ecittles of %stag integiity
zudiairnens.. Betll-capaos•olcoUrse.•
by'
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doincbotly lives ttatiroleqslition of ninitbore
pinco
Calera no' ankee erevbeeP o . and
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The English pbot Campbell'haellei4•#-:oplon4,id
copy of hie trcirke; with a complimentery letter, to
Hoo. - GeoradLteti;renanilyappofieted U. S. Dieu:jet'
Attorney for Mamacheeetttt, 41 aehnopledgrheat-of
ihe merit of hie Penchi rcply to care`Phell'o hitter'
can enee attar)tet_ftif r thi;'Aticlend relit) , an inerene;
ed.inhircet, and 'Wili;jestify their- republication:
The r. tollott i inglifalr.C:arapbolltatatleSOAPigraintz:*
United States 1 your wears
. Two emblems: one of fame;
—Abla- t-tho.otbisx.i.bikit.
tentf:yeerettaine-1- - - - : - • --•
• •
typed, . •
; eters;
;::BatithlPAtitesneaning of yocii stripes r - •
. They litean.lOar nOgroce medial
liillfagillaft:44lllltte retort
Epgtgiiil I whence carne'eaeh'glowing,hne b.
That:ticitesoitiffag - of cemetetr” light•rfi•
-The streaming red, the deeper blue,, .-; .. •
Crossed•wite tin moon-be.un'a ;ready:l4lo,l
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The blood and bruise —the blue and red--
- Let Aliata groaning millions speak ; "
`. Tie' idif e:rit, Apllp gm tql oi. fie d — •
'‘''. - FOrisoming Erigifs:p, .allid:cheik. . ,
It liiiihinArkepthino bat - liteitiierritigea s *Litt cotta
enettrietty teri . trated,4o certainty. 'Hero ere
*AA° flges
-1173.-I , lolra' Scotia Cow Boys.
.1439:-Bied'aciaaecz
..,4180:3 1 --AktI4e8•eralli4ip Imp. gee. lBl.l-=illarik;rloh".• • • •
• 1812-4cacesied•Slibealiaiiiiiildeit.
'' . lBl3.g4llue•Ligltte. '•
:4814---•Hartfbrd Coeveotb/OatE ' • • •
...: ,1816 7' . MatiO.Zot( BP/ 6 'AM "Soci_ll,Mon' •
• - 818-7No.Eartyltips.. . • ..• .• e 4
18211;-••Federal Republicanic• -- • • •
' -- 1828—iinti•Maitentr.••- r'*•• t • . •
1834—Attrl-Mesetilis" • * - •
= - 1113'trZCciiiieftratince:, : •*- t
.;,:1431 . :411111 e pclidetieDeriiireletiettfilge: 41
1840-LogCabin anal:fart) Ci4efj:Wois.
• 1843...Vetiver Anericari-Whige..
11844—Coou Pasty: • -•-
WiJr••••••Tbe Nai Party. -* • •• - •
~140•:-"Phe- 7 11exican Whig 'i!a!ty,
• 1847-.•-atie'Anti-liPar
• 184 S—The Taylor-Party.: ; .,
1849—TiteSpoi1e Petty: • •
•
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/ 11010 . 1 04 - . o t.gh, Bolder..
L corbel:eV:nen the other day • • • • •••
= - WiMei all around:wee
And.ttiore Leave poor Deacon White,
• A going dawn She hill!
- Theareaaury pap was in hie mouth,
The teare were in his eye,
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• SzyeA,stbad none this from the 'South:
Bat Descon don't you crri! 3
----- .11t:,-;4BSe - Diacon, don't yon;etzfer mo;
'The wbige ore beat, the dogie good
...old Teneetzeo . •
beloved Deacon t How do - you like
the news from Tennessee, ""as 'far as yen have got
it r , Look tip, and'allow us your handsome epos
tenanco t Donn-you - begin-to think that the Spoils
Party urn aback lased. 6p'.l. Boy! : .
-.!;/" Geo:Taylor will nordetibt tierdieltry interes
ted in hearing the readier the Witstitri laid South
ern Electioni, as he progreasoint in his totievr-pkos
ere through the couotry: Every dispatch over the
telegraphic trites, r -whisper IA NI cgs t9aes like
"broken penalises acd , rinKatid pledgee.l*- - •
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1111•Joettra TIOAILIV EMI., to , o President or the
Fainietla and panic orPhiladelphii,' died
. .
-at Gfrritiantowsi on'Priday.tnorniog at half.past cevea
eleloCi. 'fie was the Brit. Presidentof the Fanners'
and Efeehanie?, : Bank, and bed the • ranee fatty
years. Ho waisit3tio advanned.ageref 94.
IMOkinconsjlt.nm
Ths , [leis .Pirliamilitliat6o of England has
cosloves . 0111oes:orgollars. The buildings
form an titmouse pilo,find tire tiesignated, the new .
.kslaceat lyestni!nstsr.' 'it his been proltonosecl
etiaspiett4 latlure.
EprghtktcatueVtorreair,va bar pane op the
.2diastliirrrincr last weak, struck a snag and sank al
zoostiastantly, wrrjing down with ber aereral pas
stinger., with a number of her crow, boat and
'et** suppozed to' he a total lota. '
~; 12:11tkit i tttittie tt ibis looking,. but
.101141 . 04001:ed 'tit; 1)1/m1i:tor—A. Well, (bend,
does ititi4Watry ,6u it in him :tract tbo
AitAttAo l 2fitither- milt be - 04-nni:in third,ll, ,
ord,bitittiftintn.
ESZT Alcibiades remarked. to Speretes that hie
trite, Xantippe t ell tho.timo er.olding, was not to bo
endnred; '"What rejoined the philosopher, "can
you not endure the cackling of geese I,t
IfrAus resurreetien'planned by the no;roes at
Str Marrs, Georgia,Tras frustrated by the non arri.
val of the steamboat winch they meant to reize•
Many 'ttierc'arreated.
1:::3" The Lebanoti Couclor, the Whig organ in
Lebanon County, Pa:, threatens Collector Lewis, of
Philadelphia, with rejection by the Senate. It soya
he has violated hie pledges ! 1 Like master, like
MP' The - London Times espreases the apprehen
sine that all the better class of small farmers in Ire
land are:- about emigrating to- - ,the United States,
leaving behind only the impoverished land' owners,
and. the.. pauper; inhabitants of • the various work.
houses: • • ,J:r: • •
lk:7-The Washington - Nonumottt has reached an
eleiation of 26 feet above the suffice, with a foun
dation of solid masonry 81 feet ignore at the bot
tom and 50 foot' 10 ioches at the top, upon which
the obelisk, cased with beautiful white marble and
elevated 500 feet, is to be erected.
• OD' There are printed in new York papers la
English.,French, Spanish, Italian, German, Hellen
-disht .Norweighan and Welsh, and several large ea
tablisnments are daily abgaged in the publication of.
seveml worimin,soinn eight or ten or the Oriental
and North American dialects.
LT The fellow who was arrested in Boston a
short limo since for stealing a newspaper, has been
eentenced to a month's imprisonment. A prece.
dent, for which like offender° will hereafter be ro
ferrod to.
• CZer The Edinbarg and Shelbyville (la.) railroad
•if now finished and will bo ready in a fow days for
the cpnveyance of- passengers and freight. The
company has, two locomotives, one of which is of
the first class, and a now and splendid passenger.
car,
`The Point Coupe° (La.) Echo one that since
the.river bait fallen, nearly all , the peach and China
Ines have dlid'along the coast is that parish. This
effect has bees prodiced by the transpiration water.
.ViZT The Hodson river, the Journal of Commerce
states; is low..blmost beyond 'precedent. The lar
ger clans of steamers are constantly. 4mairred below
Albany, end freight boats are daily aground in large
numhers above Coeymanra. •
el; The editor of the Nashville Gazette has seen
a dogpop having only two legs. The twa legs aro
the bind ones, having no fore logs, nor even the
signs of•a shoulder blade.
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M"..Ralph Kent 03/ one dozen frogs in New
York, iifew divo since;.cind died in , a few hours Sr
terwardi.- The disgusting meal was the cause of
hie delitti;,. . •
,
eotempora'ry Gaya Fpur reoz;the of Ti •
have . ;:done their work on Whiggerz. We
hope here (Meek!" left 'or them to make a
riapeciablo coolest 'at the-rieit Proaidential election,
but the.present indications are 'that we shalt walk
infer We comae. " •
newer laid a !Nagar is my Jiro; and : l irin
%form you, air, that I am not a blackleg."
:„"Tbett yourare•no wo e th e r e ply. ...tr.:-
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The celebrated Buffon, speaking of the hours of
composition;
rays. “Thele are the m Dst hiSurfous
nnd ddightftst- moments whioh have often
enticed me to pus fourteen hours a day at my
desk in
. a stat e of.tratteport; this ztati fi cation more
than - 1066W my reivard. . •
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. Tho following leiter:crow the Iffori:Jr.kiiWit uS.
.84 . 414 OrgoMbrbet, to a DemeeriticFisurpefJuly
Cola , ratian in Philadelpittifinuilbcfniptureepirit of
seltiom" - Sonidkici'llielt . .oPunloa;
.Judge lizaci is a radicatllliiifiliftilekleillg Dap/ii
cent, ; stud stands high'_in-filietiffef.thrfof dm party
sa Peiiiisylwada ' 1 ; 1 4'
June 30,-1849,
hasejosirecelvedlour obliging let.
tee conveying to me the invitation eirthelcesterri
Democracy to join them In their celebration ,:of.ttlia,
4th of at arownis. I thanit,you for this tokers,
.sits„.L...iz : rpaitimbraitae l hot:a
for my. ;APPOIPsnot.
'necessary iii - enemerate, Icannot by - any - possibility
be with you.
---Sineer the hist anniversary of
T our independeoce,
theemecratic party of the Onion has boon defeated'
by a combination:of causes which aced not now be
menticiood; - but the odministration which closed lad 1
Marchstili anoti receive, ample justice. The .pro- '
'mature death of its lamented-chief, and the retire.
moat to private life,- ofthoso who wore associated.
with him_ in the executive department, will' coififo.
crate its Illeaduroe.to impartial tistoly touch earlier
than could have
„been expected under other eircuna.•
stances,..TheOregon . oneation, aettled by Compel-,
ling England to accept, with:gratitude . , a Comprem.
;co which she' rejected before with ezprcasiono' .of
scorn—a - foralgn Aar, planned and conducted with
;inch wiadom sod energy, that in forttpttoo
I :4lrmytt againat anperior Dambers, there was net ono
"defeat--tho limits of tho Republic matended by the
addition of now territory, many thousands of miles
in ciretitnetance, teeming with fertility, god :filled •
with irieihaqatible.treaeurei—a comoterco Profitable
beyond alt former example, acid furalehing a revenue .
sufficient for all proper porposen,by o system of
'talon so light that it is complained of by tome, (Or
its very-lightnessa currency guarded by every
-meant which the General - Government could adopt
to save: it - fiona fluctuation—the national hencr . so
successibily vindicated, that the Atnerican !iamb is
a fhmiliar object of admiration hi every party or the
ssorld—thetto aro come- or the triumphs of. tho late.
administration, on which it bases Its claim to public
respect and gratitude. When it le recollected that
teach - one of these nchievemoots wrought out In
the face of an oppoeition, the most able uncharitable,
misd persevering, that over besot-'any government
srifll ItirelamoisTsio Republican east permit, himself
feaFtbat tire"" sober second ihtiught“ of the pee=
pie will , withhold their - approbation Crony sci rare a
union of talents and &moots. Justice Is omen nl.,
ready in the retirieg ebb of that accidental popular.
sty which floated the 'whip into power.- Mr. Polk
and the great Ft:derma who coinpoaed Mt cabinet,
will not need to await the tardtjodg meat of another
-ago to vindicate them ; their itterest :enemies ore
even now payiog enconsciona homage in tho virtue'
nod ability that guided the councils- orthe nation
from 1%4 to 1849. rho events of that period-hate
mfaistered aomethiag to their pride as well Ate to
oori, and they feel that the cubit added to the sta
ture of-American citizens has mado them taller too.
Please to present the annexed sentiment to the
company at Drown's.
I am very respectfully, years, &c.,
J. S. BLACK.
Tho American Domocracy—Moderato to victory,
it can afford to bo calm In defeat—a rock built on
principle, misfortune teapot shako its deep founda
tions. .
From the BOITOII MlttraT
Cedlifornlti.
We are indebted to James J. Jarvis, Esq.. of this
city, who was a passenger in the Crescent City, for
many interesting facts in regard' o the state oftblogs
in. California, which are not furnished by the news
papers.
The number ofirrirals of passengers at Elan Fran-
Cisco in June, by sea, W. 111110130 per week. By land,
at the Mines, frum,Lower Catilornis, Sonora, Du
rango, and &resin+, generally, the immigration is
computed at 15,000, with many thousand nude toads
sof merchandise, which has thus found its way into
California, duty free, to the great dissatisfaction of
the sen-bonal merchants.
Coin on at at San Francisco, twirl absorb
ed.. by the custom-house for clutters. Tee average
prima of gold dust was $15,50 to $l6 per ounce. It
to computed that on the 20th orJune 100,000 dollar*
worth or dour was exposed in open , air, and more
than 500,000 dollars worth of other merchandise,
chiefly dry goods, for want of storage. Storage
woo from . 61 (0 83 per barrel per month.
Raoul or the =Olen lodging room were $lOO
to 350 per month; 'totes from 500 to 1000 per month.
Thoreau of the Parker House amount to 0142,005
per annum—one gambling room letting Tor 18,000'
per annum; two others, email razed, any 12 by 18
feet, for 86,000 each. The city hotel, rented for
16,000 trot anneal '
is onderlent f0r45,000. - A moll
room In it, about 25 feat equare, rents as a retail
shop at 9,000 per annum.
Lead, which a few years since was purchased for
$7OO, will now command 200,000 cash. Central bit
einess lots, not exceeding 100 feet square command
from 10,000 to 20,000—boildings in same proportion.
Money loaned on vied security at from 2i per cent
to as high as 10 per COAL per month.
The average receipts of the French restaurant are
$1 per minute. Mr. Jarvis lefOrms es that his first
dinner in San Francisco, ordered from a hotel, for
two-gentleman, two ladies and fonr children con
sisting only of meats end pastry, coat $OO. Eggs
- $3 per dozen. Boot hire to go to steamer, 3D min
utes poll, 8,00.. Ordinary day labor,6,oo—varying
_from that to 20,00. Mechanics•ro proportion.
2:citultditiga.sieltrepringieg:upS§ty rapidly, mostly
Of the cheapest character. At present, one half of
the population live io. tents. The population Increas.
on slowly, as the departures for the mloet abont equal
the arrivals. - The risk to property at San Francisco
from fire is very great. The buildings aro of the
most frail and combustible description.
Good' order to general prevailed both at the Illy
and Mites.. Capt. Grayson was robbed on the fith
of_Juno of $15,600 by a chilian servant, in whom
ho reposed confidence.- He would undoubtedly be
hung as soon as apprehended. Another robbery of
6,000 occurred a few doyenne/. Asa general thing
property is respected, evil doers being kept in check
by 'fear of Lynch law.
Provisions w ere Abu adant and corn paiatirely cheap
at the miner—eny $2 per-tonal, consisting 'of game,
potatoes, preserved meats, hic. As to gold, it is
round everywhere, did - is generally considered in
nthaustible. A moderate computation gives as this
year's product at least $50,000,000. At present the
waters are high. September, October and Novem
ber are considered the best months. More gold it
Is said can be gathered in those months than during
the other 9 months of the year.
Colonel Fremont and lady bad left for a rancho
below the Puebla de Joe Angeles, which ho had
purchased for $200,000. It is very well stocked
with cattle, some 10,000 head, and has good build
ings on it. Ho will probably be a candidate for the
Governorship.
Many ebipmeots from the United States and Eu.
rope will prove a total lon, not paying expense of
landing. Scow hire per day, taking but ono load,
188150, men to discharge, $l5; sailors receive $lOO - ,
to $2OO per month; mates and captains, from $3OO
to $6OO per month.
An immense amount of lumber was ready at Oro.
goo for shipment to San Francisco. Every vessel
that could be got to sea, even at an expense ofss,-
000 per month, was seat to the river. By Septem
ber and October a very largo amount besides framed
buildings, will h avei been landed from Oregon. Me
chanics will be in great demand at this season, to
erect buildings to shelter the mining population dar
ing the winter.
' • June, good prints were selling at 6 cents, and
prime brown cotton, at 4 ctn.; floor 85,00 to $6,00;
pork 09; beef 2,50 per barrel at aution; eammon,
08,00; copper nails, 8c; ebovele, $2 a dozen; sbirte,
$6,00.
Speculation in lands is pushed to a great extent.
Every available site for villages or towns on the bay
or river hos been taken up and laid out. Lotsln Be
-niela, which in February last sold at 000 hundred
dollars each, are now hold at $6OOO. .This town
has been loid out to rival San Francisco. Com.
Jones and other prominent officers are said to be
interested in it. Stockton, New York, Sottersvillg,
and Sacramento city, each prpmiso to be of impor
tance.
Tbo U. S. Steamship Massachusetts arrived at
San Francisco-June 30, from Oregon.
Ship James Munroe; loaded at Honolulu at $2O
per ton.freight for San Francisco, took back a poi,
tion of hercargo at- 610 per too without landing. ,
Consignments• of veasela and - cargoes aro daily re
fused.
Clerks at San Francisco , get from three to four
thousand dollara per annum and their board; 10 per
cent..is charged on stales of merchandtzo, and :1 per
cent. storage..
A private mint btus been established, which has
issued thus far half eagles. Silver coin, loss than
dollars, is generally refused. Merchants will not
take the trouble to count it. A . driaythan Of one
mercantile house receives a salary of 66000 per an
num, and the dray and animals are aWfound.
At this rate it Is a source of profit to The house, as
besides their bwn carting, the drayman received'
$lBOO in one month : $lOOO per month has been
cared and delined, to command a river launch.
Washing 6 to 810 per dozen.
An Anthor's Reward.
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Another day, With Intibindieu._
= Has gone down on -.Untroddett sgy
And still It looks iusieleuratid blue
As whon-itfdra arstianneori
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TherdrbwtbellgtunlVO i;are.brfic,'s . •
The slutoder,.:troiggind Cleep•"4-
Have Jett nofootmarkiherdi!-. ; ;
The 'village bolls, with idiVer c
Conte softened OM the, distant shove;
Thoughl have heard them:want n'finte _
. . Tbey.never rang so sweet before'. _
A silence resti apon.tbn "- - .1- •
• A limening awe Inuvalles-the nit;
- TiloYel7-11owers are shut, and still,
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And bowed as fin prayer.
And in
.thiihitshed bniadtless close,
• O'er earthorld eir,und sky,and two,
A. Gild low yeuCein silence goes,
Which speaktfulone, gveat Pod., of Thee.
The whispering lenves did fai-off biook, ' '
Tho linnet's warble fainter grown, -
The hive-bound bee the homeWard,rook,.
. All these their blabprown.. - ,
.
The deepening , wood s ; the fading . trees,; '
Thl:'grassliopper , s-Inst frublts . sound, •
,
Theticiirersjaii•Wakened - by the bree ze •
• •Ailleave tha stilteera more profound. •
The twilight takes u. deeper Shade, • . •
The dusky.pathirays tlarkei grow,: •
And silence zeigeh glen atutgladaf.; "• • •
While all tamale
.• •••• - •• •
•• -And other_eves as sweet ets . lhts• •• -. •
• Will elose•epon as cairn a day, •
•-• Thi3ll, sinking dawn thetlileP uaY ' •••••'
,• • • like tbe lasy be.sierftarnyo:
' • Until eternity is getaUa d•:. ,, .• • • .
;Theboitullesssea, - Itithereo '•-•• •, •• ••
• That crithottutimo foratlitTrigtted,
• Ahd-will, Utica tintehrhtinkore...-
•_, • • • .• • "• 1•;:t• - • "
!NOW OVUM 10111111 U BOu e1;10so•
.„ . „ .
• Allying semblenee • thi'grave • 2, •
--Tbe:denryteals how:lesion; Me rose, •' '
The boughrflove almom '.eensed to crave ;
Tho silent skyr sleeping - earth, •
Tree, moo o ldrearlillho humble sod
All tell from 'Whom they bod rhelr.bird4 -
And cry, a Behold a : ••
•
. aDuring•Po!Vs adininlstrotion, not ,a tohig
tone appointed to any al.ee,:isid 'the few 'wheal Mr.
Tyler had spared testenneetFtionionsly eject ed."
Rrpuhtkt. :.
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lii.order - to glity plantibility te the ruthless and
1613 thou s, syitoni ofiirosr.ifptios *hick has :keest
adopted by the aditioustralitat, the organ of the cab.
teat has to resort to the tooshoublostuag and-whole-
Gale epteni ofrulsreprescntitioa. ThOlatlllchlbove
contains a Air sample of its 'utter, recklesaneits In this
.particular. So far (rem italieing true that adoring
Mr:Polies admititotratiottnof a tchfayrai apPolated
'to any office, " (he,farf Ahete is - not a depart
• mont le widh %Oita woo not- appointed to °trice
during the administration of Mr. Polk. MI the See.
retaries appointed, more - or lea, whip. We know
that whigs ware, during thatilme, appointed to office
in the Treasury, Navy, Wet, and State Departments,
and , that several were appointed to OiraCO lathe An
ent Office. Besides, it Is a fart well known in this,
city, that a aott-in-law siatfof the editors •of the
National Intelligenceri*, z iliipolaccd to a lucrative
office in the coast survey , and another bold during
the whole of Mr. Polkts administration etre of tho
most valuable clerkships connected with the gov
ernment. The statement of the Republic, therefore,
is utterly aufontited nod false. What mutt bo
thought of an organ of Ow admitilstration which is
no rechleso of tretbt Cir,•who, will hereafter believe
any statement which it may put forth in defeoce of
its omployorst Let it, however, be remembered
that the Republie is the cioiatii.pieee of Gen. Taylor
and the. Cabinet, and that even its faleelloarts have
their °Metal 'ea-action. Taking the wilful miarcpro.
imitations of the Republic and trio corrupt and shame
ful operationa of Trio= Smith into account, all of
Mitch are lar.rtfonrd by the Caine:, and the protons
may be act down as the most tinstrupoloas sad cor
rupt administration that yet existed in this coon
try.—Unton.
The nicipky
"Tlin mother gave, hi tears and pain.
Tba dowers eke most dui love;
'lke knew abz'dEnid them all again,
!Lillie fields at bed above:.
The death of a little child is to' the mother's
heart like dew on a
,plant , from which a had has
Perished. The plant lifts op its head in freshened
greenness to the morning light; so the mother'.
soul gathers from the dark sorrow through which
she has passed, a flesh brightening of her heavenly
hopes.
As she bends over the empty cradle, and in
fancy brings her infant below her, a ray of divine
Light is on the chemb face. It is her son still, but
with the seal of immortality on his brow. She
feels that heaven was the only atmosphere where
her precious dower could unfold without spot . or
blemish; and she would net recall the lost. But'
the anniversary of departure seems to bring
his spiritual presence near her. She indulges in
that tender grief which toothes, like an opiate in
pain, all her passages and cares of life. The
world to her is no longer with human love and
hope—in the future, ao glorious with heavenly
love and joy She has :treasures of happiness
which the worldly,,unchasteiled heart never con
ceived. The bright fresh flowers with whiCh she
has decorased her mein, the apartment where her
infant ilied,..e.reethV—tut tif. Oda! brighter Le#Ml -
now dawning on hq day dream. She thinks of
the glory and beauty of the New Jerusalem,
where the little feat will never find a thorn among
the flowers to render a shoe necessary, Not wilt
a pillow be wanting for the dear head reposing on
the breast of the kind Saviour. And -pile knows
her infant is there, in that world of eternal bliss.
She has marked one passage in that Book—to her
emphatically the Word of Life—now lying closed
on the toilette table, which the daily reads—u Suf.
fer little children, and forbid them ,wt, (9 NM( unto
rue; for of such it tile kingdom of heaven,"
Anecdote or John Randolph.
The following characteristic anecdote . of John
Randolph appears in the Boston Post. Raving
never seen it in print before, we give it as a very
complete specimen of that orators. wit:
During his Congressional term, n death occur
red in the Virginia delegation. and among other
candidates for the vacant home was a gentleman
a lawyer by profession, who, among his friends,
was quite celebrated for his wit. He was a man
of fine talents, and was opposed...in his political
opinions to Randolph. Durinitide canvass pre
ceding the election. this gentleman :frequently
boasted that, should he be elected, he would soon
'give Randolph a lesson, and, despite his dreaded
powers, tetwithim his place. He was elected, uhd
in due time found himself seated among the as
sembled wisdoinjif the land. True to his promise,
embracing almost the first opportunity, he ties
out upon the floor, and down upon old John in a
speech of about two hours in length, seemingly
with the intention of annihilating that innocent
individual. Singular temerity and hardihood.
A new member who was not expected to say
one word during his first term, breaking his shell
in this manner, and. assaulting the man that scarce
one of them dared to raise a peep against. Pro
di emu/ sure, the man would never survive. But
days passed on, and yet old John showed not the
least consciousness' Of having been attacked; per
haps he was not intending to notice the matter at
all. At length, niter the lapse of considerable
time, Randolph• rose to address the house on a
motion then before it. He never wanted an audi
ence. During his remarks he took occasion to
allude to "the death of his lamented friend, whose
seat was swat vacant," and, taming round; be
pointed with his long skinny finger to the misera
ble onfortunt*ointipying said seat Perhaps you
can imagine the•effect. '• •
A traveller writin , from the valley of Virginia to
the New York Commercial, gets off thefollowing.
happy similo as to Ole confluence of the two rivers
at Harpers Ferric . Z.
"The entrance to.this valley at the . Nprtherq gate.
ie magnificent. Ihere is the solemn meeting of the
Potomac. and fibenandeab, the latter
its
having
come down the-valley andloined its =snit at the
mountain goarded pees so celebrated by.lefferson.
There the marriage ceremony is performed, the
union is perfected; the bride liaseisher *came, taking
that °flier partner, the lordly Potomac, and onward.
pushes the amalgamated stream, saluting , the cant.'
tel of the Union as it passes, "to pay Its tribute to
the ocean."
MAcAULAT,In his "History, of:England: . this;
not less truly than grandly, describes Milton:—"A
mightier poet, tried at antelby pain, danger, pov
erty, obloquy and ldindness, meditated,undisturbed
.by the obscene:tumult wbich,ragedall around him
a song so sublime and so boly, that it would not have misbecome the lips of those ethereal virtues,
whom he saw, with that•inner eye which no ca.
!amity could darken, flinging dawn on the jasper
pavement their crowns of amaranth and gold."
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The following is the descriPtion of the person
of Seine Christ, . as it was faunti.in aiudetit Conuncrrox.-4irstaiiiigthatilatfirOphi•
inannscript sent - by Ptiblios Sontilus, :President - if some days since on saapipion of bringcorme
Judea,,te the Roman Sedate• - • , the Varner robbery `
,badconfe led, we merely fl int
Jade a,!a• 11:13 Of ea - What had bectiloldesii rho btiicer who arrested
singialar choittelit;vittilse.smine is Jssas conrer".. him. Ho did •confem- lieitivirrconspriny . :tyiththo .
The"Barliiiiititit - ' , eafeein this 'a proPheti:hot_his rlhieves while on their'read,:tri4l4l;hinice;_„-He was killowers,idore biro as the immediate offspring of iliseharged, and we uddeistandotll bcia - witaessile
.thialritericiital God. He is endowed With such the case. Wo have no desire . either to injure Mr.
itsurpassed virtue aster callback- then_deall -from_
Who:
,the,ir. graves, and to heal every disease with a word Brophy of hie " parents,
:or Souch s.person iktall and elegantlyshaped e "P eetnhie l es P le • When th e . reel comes on we
- - his aspect .amiable--reverent Ms hair flows
.. wiiPeara what ha knows shoat theyobbery
beautiful-shades which. - no - unitediOltini RcenEna writ b ear la taind the sate of Dry
can'tnatch•Zflowing into , gracefel Carts below-hid Goad, aid7ctathi4l,:it,o,444",elkifilm
-,Ogyeeably couching, on his shoulders and pert
:oolo4e crown of his head ; like the'head dress : • - • t ieh -- !#l 3 *.: Y°; 40 ilarkei :' ,11111 •••• 431 ; 1 / 4 * - * i ff- eif- • Third nod
of,.theireet of Nazerites: His forehead is smooth Beaconklltraeuis - Aglang
•antlarge—tbe.cheek without spot, save itiatof a the ortiOnfaio some of therfinesfaittfroldlrish Linea
lovely red—his nose-and month nre-formed.With for itilitiogs,.Lipea;:qinahodes'AtOeeltr;c4llard,ilit.P.
exquisite symmetry-'.his btard is`thickl For
,partictdaiii".ice ..ditsertiCernent : in
able to the hair of hid head, extending ix little-h 6:;. • to-cfay,s paper;the'stock hatilxison parchisCd within
"o
law the chin,nd patting in the middle like igetic•
his b an d a w.if ie iiiil r ,.„i r i„ o f.,1 1( ; - fated
. ...eyes are ; bright ,- Clear,' end , . • ,
bilked with *majeitty-;-cciundels -with ' Clothing P!!qtcul!lrlgot 1 1 01iLl
and invites with teniletoild' persuasive ag"ti
. -a, o nperi ,, or , style:, • . • -;" •
His whole address, -whether..itt.'ilettl-di teetltthli‘r
jog elegant, grave,'and:etitO
,chaiseterlatii7•Of t
so great a being." - - s= • • '
• dish 'Literature att elostiof the 12th Venter.
• Tdr,•Macaulay,. in;his history Of Englund; when.
;writing 'about thee standing literattiremid the
literati - towards ..the_elese4* . ereigii if. Charles
2nd, speaks Anti: t.•
• I.E.very rich and good tit! ied 'lord was piltered
by authors with a mendifirt4joimporttpate; ; and
a flattery so ribject,-4“mar..inour.tiinis seein hp;
. credible.' The patron •tcr:Whona a' work - was in.;
scribed was expected, to Toward the
.write.r
parse of gold, ,Tlie:leillidlif.foi'flikiledication of
ti.book was often much larger than thesith which,
May
.bookseller would:- give for the, copyright.-
Books; were therefore often printed merely
_Mat
they might be dedicated.. This, hand in:.praisir
'completed the degradation of Abe litenritclittrar;-
ter., -Adulation pushed -to the : eribleiiiticirbt
.nonsense,and:construes; irtmietyittqtyinjtot,
thouglifto disgrace a poet. . • _
Independencyveracity, self respect, were things
net - expected by•the world' from him. In truth hi
was in morals som ething between a
_Pinder end a
beggar.": • .In regard to the education of fenralthiiieiteritea.,
-.Bet, during the latter part of ,be siventeentkeen.
tory,. the culture of the feriale mind 'epperus to
have:been almost entirely riegledte4. If .-ttrnttel
had the least smattering of literature ate was
garded as. a prodigy. Ladle's" highly bor& rightly
bred, and naturally quick Witted, wail - tumble to
write a line in their, mother tongue withoucioli•
cism and faults of spelling Garb as a cluirityAldroof
Girl, would now be ashamed to , coiaipit, . ",.
. SIMPLE CURE FOR STAMME.E2III%.
,„
Mr. Wakefield, at an -inquest he held lately, in
England, stated that a few • daytatick atm
atoning officer , told him it would be useless tocall
one witness, a lad, because; he; stuttered so excess
ively that he could hardly arliculate the shortest
sentence in half au hour. Mr. Wakely, 'however,
had him called and telling him that,.cs shot could
not be discharged from a gun without powder or
air, so words could not come fro:tithe lungs unless
they had their powder, viz: air. He told the lad
to mhalgair, or thaw- in his breath eitningly: and
the, lad having dorm so, Mr. lVakely asked him—
. Can you talk now ?""
The boy, to the stupiiso of the jury,•answered
immetiately and glibly— 1 . .
Yes, Icon - sir, very well." • '
The Coroner added, that inhalation orelf-intla.
Lion of the lungs. with air, was a sure remedy for
stammering, and though it bad been discovered
long ago, the faculty had not, until lately; and
then only a fewer them, caused itto 64:practised
as a remedy for defective! artiaulatioti.
• .O.
STARTING IV THE Vigil:b.
Many.an unwise parent labors .hartl e had lives
sparingly all his life for the purpose Isl. leaving
enough to give his children a start in the votid,
as it is called. Setting a young man afloat with
.money left him by, his relatiya, is like lying
bladders under the am of one who cannot:switn",
ten chances to one he will his bladders end
go to the bottorn. Teach him to. ani,m and htl•
will never neotthe bladder. Give your child a
sound education, and you have done enough for
him. See to it that his morals ' ore pure, his mind
cultivated, and his whole nature naailP subservis
en to laws which govern man, and you have giv•
en what will be of more value lhan.:the wealth
of the Indies. You bare given him a ktazi which:
no misfortune can deprive him of. The earlier
.yon-teach.4o3? to .tlepend upon his otiv4'.iesionrces,
the better.
In his last illness, a few days-before his death,
Sir Walter Scott asked,Mr...LoCkhatt to read to•
him. Mr. Lockhart inquired ivbatboqk he would
like. "Can you ask?" said Sir Waltet-_there is
but ont,' and requested him to read a chapter or
the gospel of John.—Ediabargh:Revikw...
• • -
. . .
tcr .88 Officr.Seeker.—A: fait specimen of the .
genus loafer, who grinds his bread out ofa crack-
ed hurdy..gurdy, with a monkey accompaniment,
hearing that the new'AdministratioK must have
an organ exclusively its own, embarked iinmedi
stay; with the caravan of office-seekng lazzaconi
for Washington, to present bin claims-,
ELsoartos of muter frequently ;Inpplies; de.
ficiencies in character caused by the abience of
mental worth. Therefore, no one should under
rate the polite and graceful• accomplishments
which intercourse with society furpails.:
•'
On Satuicley, August 4th, by Rev. ht.e.NPßlfueths,Rir.
'os. BLRICER, tO BUSS DOROTBITONAMI . • .
DIED. •.
After a short bat painftd illness, Jranzienivons. ills
funeral will take place this day, Wedopsday, - . 4erfast - O;
-at two o' clock , from his late residence• 64 Per in street In
the 9th Ward. The friends of the:family-are respectfully.
Invited to attend. • '
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY.
(Rooms in the 3rd Presbyterian eftnrht)
TILI3INSTSTITTION 13 333t03113 TO 1111431131381Z5T.
THISACADEMY will be re-opened for the reception
of Lads and young Gentlemen, on the : -.:• .
Viral. Monday, the 3d Day or Septem b er. The course of Study will embrace the common branch
es of an English Education and the higher departments
of the English Sciences ; with the LauniGreek, French.
and GOM233Languakes.
Paring can he thoroughly prepared to' enter College
intelligently and unembarrassed. ' The course of study
for those not destined for College, is bOth , CoMprehensive
and practical. • . .
The government of the Institution will be mild, yet de
cided. Authority will always be sustained by reason and
affection; and to secure sprayer regard ;to - the general
government of the School, our process Is, first, we en
deavor to convince the pupil that what we require ill
reasonable • next, that it secures hla own personal inter
est, as well as the . good of the whole. Punishments for
misdemeanors when absolutely necesaary, are of Rocha
nature, as to affect rather the mind than the body; not at
rseacur facntioen o : f rs im th i e l a o r ff o e ff n e c n e celsn. a
i a a s
v a i ngo v u e n n d t th i s m ode
of government preferable, it will be adopted in future.
Strict attention will be Told to the Physical, the Intel
hatted,. and their Moral training of the-Inmates of th School. is
The Principal is happy to be able to announce to the
public that he has secured the yaluabletservices of Mr. ,
a:graduate of Priatteton,'N . J.,. and Mr
J. Rama; a graduate of Lafayette. College; PAston, Pa., .
gentlemen of t h e : hi g h est literary and •scientifio - attain-
It Is very desirable that:Students &WA enier the
School at the. commencement of the PCII3iOD, in • order;
that the classesmay be systematicallyand harmoniously
ndeduction will bnmade for ahsencit, except in case'
of protracted. sickness. ..'• . -. 7 . • ' "
IVriting books, pens; ink, and all 'Gillet anitituutfy, will
be farnished'at 375 cents .perimatien.
L. CAION , Principal:.
itay. D. IttootVt. D. - Ha. Ricnian Enweints,
_A .T. .D. • 'Luta Z.01:1333,
GM A. W. Lowers, "". .W. W; Vliason,
;312...0z0nqa Annum, , HatratiWaltnesofi-
Circulars can be obtained .at the Zook Store of Me.,
Lake Loomis, No. fin Wood Street,link also at Richard
H. Beeson & Co'ts.;No. 80 Market Street. .
'll LO • L.
ZsAttrition every evening/his week,' ,
8 o'clock.
rpm WONDERFUL EXIMITIONof the great Itfa.
&elan ADEtIICH. •
Tins exhibition is divided in 3 pant', and composed
each night of a great variety of novelties. '
—l3etrthifSpiallltithr.7.7",t;
11ANKERS MAGAPNE and state fieneelat
' C—Edited by J. South Remkne, Es4:—itsPObfiened
New York on'tbe first ',fever? manta 01 es,oo per an:
J - Sabeetiptlons reeeived, and the Avorkrtrlttly ent.
JAMES V..ItOCAivoOD
Zodlttr' a Waad street.
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offeret , in' thb,
41 4:hireadViii# 4 r this
minifdreneihtidatightnll7oo 0 0 41 leAskot -04,11 e)
ctrao,get tow pfuntation ilarkinnk and thare.toootig&
lint' Inn Dlrtdallke. 'lt gill11101#0111) ONOV.4glit
ilings:Otar,ilatroautedji34o94oA:iltOni:i. Ithr-111
stiiititely,oliginal with thet:Enipiret. • -' J.
Fon Catsrent".l l6 ...l.4kiNtilitorit.in'sceoet s 4lno
not iub
-,- 7hrielqiqlt 'ob;tdßaubu ti
a t f ' : o :ll'hi* City, loßyesterday m pl4lorl
ded yet
patine, rhere . they embark for Sam FAnalinteil r
poiei are Thos. W. Garvey, Ccumpbelt Eltstruidt
Elieba Moore - We wish them a'p
sad plenty of yoond lompa aacr the7:44entgatithe.
gold•tegitiaa:: • •-`,. ‘' • '
objects to ;he crowd ofyotteg
Meitsrltrindaemble ‘ eitthe, canal bridgas3Ktheirs._
pingo. They are:neerlrelt.tnechaniee, an4;4issitio:
ble there after thittol44. the day, to converati:liiile
each other. "yotr.driie them into theigrtig:
. &tablet reading rooms, and:libratiekftir.
.the
free atria yonog incelumics;alul tigvioe, for:
it.ll?oy %rill not casamble9R Ltifi44120.640402;-::'
rite-Hottsr.ablt.. A. F..
fain*: Camay, Ohio - ; cow 'atopping' at I±.leht;ateto
Ilotelr,olt Liberty Street, hie a lot of vetriltie hot—
gee, well worthy o.lthe attention- afoot, eitieena.— .
He has a pai r of coach bale, who work admirabl y'
:tOgethet ta..4aia eat, au itablo fin: a iertialg:.Mfoi.
litho - wish to parehatra - prima bones, eboutd call ae
aTioire
' - - - -
~
Verurre Goo ns. --We would dIr*OO jittention
of -deatero to the epleadid , a=ortment of , riarietj
goods, jewelry, &c.; offered for - solo' il our Yon og
friendo; . life•zra..blecandleei & Camplio?li r irP . Wood
Street near Dlomolid Alloy. , • '-', -.:- •
..' :
POLICC.- 4 -There were eight otrenderiia the tombs
yesterday morning. Strango to aay, ono: half tf
theta paid their fines tied were diectiurged: . • - Thq
PthetfcNr went up 41 .fiyiug
Marater.--Tbe martet'sras filled frith 011 sorts of
vegetables yestercbty, from the 'manner io*iirch,
people entriti then? off we would prosume:tiiit ali
fears of Cholera bad 'vanished. "
... . .
Vaorrerr4egannikt....—young Skiter, - one-'of the
party ,arreatad on an-apicion of being eotreernd in
the Varner robbery, had another examination yea
terday. . . ..
.. .:,. •
31.50ic.--Nlon.o. hairiest Will
.for tho thin:lll9e no
tonish the people with Ilia feats of magic. Bootie of
his feats are really astonishing sod Env' ho 'o'er' to
ho believed. • .
Fnairii!aa44:-Itko;nornal is down it like an lava•
lanob,o on &alio% Tho contional tinging int thci
,
city is certaialt shonkkat-Oncobe
cheeke'd.
Dexteues.—Wo understand. thnt:tnuta- nip 1 1 41 1 . 131
heldg entezed - agated the County; for .datnatei cue.
tallied by the fire id Alleghen.f . eily;:. -- ;%
, "
CHOLIMA.—Dr.Morgan reports one caio iad one
death, from cholera Tor . .the
„taßics' . otiding noon
..lesterday. -
Weft.. 1 .3 1 M—...€ rederdapores -said ta thd - moat
plc 'lLday is the recoßcetioo of the rt oldest io
'
FtscALpm . kii,.7:Wcirkmeit sicapToyel =ran
ting HiteoltlASsinlotis. •_ - ..ObliaNi Hill will' soon tie
ihd thicigs that wfFi'!'. , •
.. •
Rtnam.:-:•ThollittiOntliOtio, to Siff, andit iQ.of.
pocted that tbiiiiii,44llflttrinon ran out.
, ,
Sccatcr.- I •LiCaftiti.re ec.rceot commodity
a the market thcs° 4,?314
- co,clnCk, Luntllea in
Abe tightkind of style. - -
1 TEW BOORS Second Visit ro:thilliiiiiar.Sinies
1.11" or North America, by Sir Chesies Lyle, P. jai •
History of - the - Arne Society from its organ!,
ration to t h e present time, by Strickland; one or
the Society'. Agents, with .turintraditatiAM
N. Rice;D:lL of Cincinnati,' in
• Patt 2, of Southey*. Cotttmoa. ace Biiolt •
• .I,Y JOHNSTON,,; ~:fe rr STOOIPPIIN,
4 .etagEt ~ • - . - cox; Midst an& Third et.s.•
INST L 19,,
. . -
WOULD tender their iineere dumb' to-the citizens of
Pittsburgh for their rtri.iiberal patronopr daring the.
oast FIVE WRAWS,..atut beg leave to -annoange that
thaal is tive another of ',bey pclyUyigt ENTER+
APOLLO HALL:` "'1
on:;WEDNESDAY' EVFMNO; August slit r.._ortvoldeits'
lAamottgartAnnißizsiductiiiiii;tiNcis;B,;.; eke . ; i
DOOM open atifoclict4.!:Cmiceit to committee at 6:-. 1
Zeki.ut 25 •." " • 'angB
/MHOS. BAKEWELL,J. P. PEARS and BENJAMIN
P. - BAREWELL, having associated WM. C. PEARS'
in business with :theui,will -continue to.sprosecute the-.
manufacture 'and sale of FLINT, GLASS, at their works, -
corner. of Grant and:Water streets, and at. their store,
corner of Second' and Wood streets; under, the &mei*
BAREWELL, PEARS iti CO.; who - are duly authorized
to adjust all the accounts of tha late concern.
eatrable itueldlenoe to I .4o.TirrallebVlllO
'OR each.2s..feet front on
Brown Street, by. 143, deep, containing a 2 story
Dwelling Rouse and .lEtahen, with atlnClarge porch;
good cellar. an excellent pump of .aolt water, large gar
den abounding in choice Fruits, Flowers; Shade-Meek,
rtheir, .te., With - railing.infront:• arid . good order
with Immediate posses4oq_will he sold at a hargpin,"und.
terms easy. gL,IHBERT, General Agent. -
an.
atnignistatefor'Auirkel t , 7i a 4;6
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RO titixonza SZELERT L APOLLO BO7LDINes,
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zseaanut,Cohars,•Cravatil,Gloves,,ljowe s ry,sopfsidrs
Shim 1hAvng.14 0 :1.4F , ,. •
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t ;;;-.1'....1..re4,011:,NLINO . "-'' • ' -
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@caws ,by rillellegTapbv.,
!midst/ for the 23 extliog Post.
- • , lAroxavay.z,Augnsi-.1.
In Trinidad county on tho'frif.Any'Liinti, - Doming,
.
crat, bad 385, and Marshall, VVbitr, "1911.".. '
_Dr:AVright i -Democratie andl're-Slavery- oandi•
date for tho Conygistliip, half 341 ; nod Gray, Whig
.
and Pra-31aYery1,29:i ' , A
Joe the LgAi 3tdiblcoancll, democrat,b ad3ll
arid 7 *r_ightiDilittOdral, 209. •
;.°! 1 97 1 14X; Aogaet7
:In Kenton conolyrSlantpo,Dpparr,lloP4llll4l
rof copareti; vtui9Etatioad4Btairoakili, rqtr'Plairpry
candidate for. Convention saaelq - abdacte • • '
•
• riartbalf, VThigtandidato for thin disitlet;Wpg.'
Pro-alava4 _ majority:2l9; There' . v'llJ probably be '
two Dooaderato, nod - "one Eiaiitiaptiq64-*, ‘didnie
alecteitothit ' -
.7130 retlifili:fiool4lo Pardai dE,trict , di s irettiaer
Detnottati294 majorityii • A -
_ •
, • INDIANA FLECTION. •
- Carctiarr.yrr,Abg742 . .-:-.;
, 73 ;
liaa - rfor:Goviarnor, anr.far,ua hoard - ream, has , 3351 i-:•;.,
biabeifia :MajoritY trill be _
for ti;rigr47, - i 7 of bayc -60 ii 150;
majciiity .TolTaiion' doanile- •
In,.,Tenninglittaiiiy bid majority tvill ho 253.
a Scott
Crecreareyr,. Aagoet
majoiity ; ger:A)
Wipe- ciadidata for . taagma, his - 144 inpjority ;
i3tinatbi and tivo .Darnocratic i llepreoen;ativen
otectcd
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tio'44-' aunty,:ll) fain
MeSkailighi 1 31
:";:t . :l3nififilif !Ida 1 0 -1 . 45- ,Con;fteatt; ,- '4Frfatl-iiittlici:
ltirtraittofeliievs , 7 ,lV e !ight)itnaidlitilsl2;
Wright ban . 4T7*liSrity.: i.
0 2,. 11717/ '.17 1 :4i4 t1 it 7
Io Tippecanoe i Founti,:ogfit, merkiinnilidato'
for:Gotiiir#ori ,
4 5 k . age.id. .. -
Y he : Whi k S4l4a K'r j r4RlVlTNlP l 9Mil l ' 6 9P?44 bo
silty of aingatity, - ' • - ,
-- IciferrotiCoeilq giveo Dune
NORTH G'ARiiI.rI42I.DLE6TION ;
Co
- - - -" -
avarestsmon =lce
,~Gtur?ar-Tbomart L. Clitgolai); Jo4ep111": - Catd.
woll,"Edvvord Derry,. Attocttie.ll: Sitepben3,D.ivid
Dr.no'crtAvo.—A. Ven'abio, J.
W -
S: Aebtr.- '
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Al dm latt report the Cordonte bcrtsteen St:43r;
llrldg, and Ldoo,Democrat, irt,.,i4o.l3tto3iiitripb . ,yvan -
brill very clove, bat
Cavoraldo tog/. Staoly.
'FA AND - LOSS OF EIFF:1".
.. •.•-
• - • Cnnnuntta Ts,
The Cincinnati Hence; Conn mile., 'froth :dignity; .
taalinincd"dorin thin tnortitn7. - . -
TAr. Fathey, ofthin riahed: in the
. 21amed $
mid 4;1 wile in no' tuitib . hictieti that 'not the eliLlittent,
bopea aro entertained fiartinelpcorcry:
The Board : lifiiiiiithtliiiiltiieieafter- r ooo t - on!Y on
iiniday, Thttisdpy and Saturday..
MI
• CHOLER4O3T.IN • .T.01:119.; •••••-•-• --
The interments for tho r,ok : 9:l4(tt Sunday mere
152 ), of - 34 were froni,Ciiitei: •Number or
• - -
'deaths trithin five yeateset ega72 - ;• 1...1 1 0 . .%1F0au1er, is
Fraros and stowery. . : ,• - :
CHOLERA' 124 14F.V;_tpt.r.
-
---; iitw - Yon4Lla4trt
.
Ttinto ivernSd caeca and 41 dealt:m.s'l;m Choloras
in Lids clti today.'
o.
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..CIVSLEICOL .
PraLaxiiinqn,l4laiist-7.
Thcfri! vzoie :24 c.necioiCholera and ttvo dilaihri in
cly•to:4Jay4' • - -
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tnckoi; tasrasli •
Flour,..4lfern has beereillir,donsand for.thciearrt-,
erii - yielill,•-bui,spi,ices remain reteady.z -
Gram—Thete ie a geed de - 31)3(1117g its theanarket,
and bgideroaro & rm rvitli sales of-011id•Rited-at 59.
Oaii (ig, in ,fair demand, and tho:anafrket is
Isrm svltb mica at 4Q " •
generolly.field al advanced, iatea, - but
'sales arts - limited••
•
tesisprpoinitponi.l-
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" ' • "%Tzar Vona 2 A1.1•.7.1
-Flour—The trade bas been-beal/y.4°d the, market .
46 - Um-ally -- activ" - e -- am; buo,yant. --- We-note-vales of ,
5000bbla.lat the following rata:- Almoon State and
toiled , brands 04 87,24;,93.- Good:Wcatern and „
,straight, brands 4 93a5..1)0. - ' ' •- • •
Rye floue--•lrt in active" re..queit itt 03 . ;
', - .7.'CorriAlcif...43ellErroildily at 3 120,3 - 25-
far trifiliug'purposee,
-but sales aria - ."innall:'..The supply, b ei ng - " .str_litaited
causes a quiet market.; , -". • :
Aolek - in :corn arid
prices are rulvarieicig;,Aoldrirs arOfirm,: - We note
tales.of inixed:-..yveatern",nt'sBaso.•"-,;.Olosof sound
yellow at
••
There is no chest§ inntheraitielcsorgraiti,',
Provisions;,Theinii not Much movement 3n the ..
marifet.':Saint-hoWaver wern.mado.in..4 ja9sterato
istriat Uflormlias 010 .81, - .-prithe $9 00;
Lard with 'only - socidirato
in -cut-meats Llitfreirri.thii-:fricivement With - mod:
Orate transaction ta, - towner
" Whiekey-r-Wo riotia:-vales Ohidao2.4 per gal!.
Cotton—Tbo-advaiUo, esta.6lLefied cirice- the oral.
-sal cirlheSteamero naive, is ono eighth pet 11b.,0n
the lower grades, (inferior to middling) end quarter
per cent per lb.in the bettes qualities,. Wei note
sales of Florida and .Upltuid 101: - ....,Salaitsr-Now
Orleans and Mobile at 'll.
Money afarktit—The Stock rdarket , friditirinnied.
-Government cecoritier have declined: •
.NEW-.YORK CATTLE.' DlLijlltET:',
_
- • • roan, Anguat
,
Hooves at dm market 'tiles were made at 307,50 -
er cwt. Thu effering_to.day was small, and CZie.7:
f --
PHILADE4PHIA : `reIARICET.
' T..turruizuffma; Arzilort,
Flour.. The rezeiptetzefitinno llght;wtitote rides,
of Gush ground at 05,50;101d 0.4,7504,igfi,_
Grain.. Sales. or wheat;-at 01,06,01,10, Coro
[Sales at - - •
;19biskny..Salearit coats
• .
A lIGTIoN..-'l"bili i3icii.4B,l•l l 743dneadny t - Angunelb;
sidd ItPßeinues , Anction - Aloonowl fin! 4
Black- Valve iCollai:riebly ortanaantectivritikaolttistar •
and Fringe; A fine' - Patent.Lever NVntcy ;:prfeinnitqui
Violin, a enperforiirticle cost -S5O; •
11,103t*ZAP4gittlioiset.
Dr. U. - :bantam", ettiropodtem.l.:.
akiATtlEriasug BATlM—Opercgof, on. Coristniftt Pir;.
eased lVairt wjaioni pain: o haieeitt fi 6tttes ()fish'
front all. tha eminent Sotto!? as 'and PWEiCitIXIS to
Boston:New York, ?hiladalphut andlialthnorc:. Falai.
woltedon at thou riatdenco Ari• addretainx a note an
above: :.,atiourla at the Bathe from Ito 10 RV ,
Singlo lath FlST472,scalffs or for St:
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