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fHOVAS „.,-— r -.-gEOBgg f. QILLHORE.
Phillips S-Gillmore, Editors * Proprietors.
PITTSBURGH:
: SATURDAY MORNttIO:::::::::UECEMBBRTOi
■OHMTO POSXAOB OFFICE.
\Ye hare now employed la onr Job Offioo an
unaflttaFSumfiW'of crcellfflt job-printers, and
are p>4pir|d tpjoxlqjiTo ill with neatness
onadlpBri^; ;
bCat /ttli i'- J. i ' ‘ \ I
‘'THE PUKBID JEST'S MESSAGE.
pottionetof too Prssidontfe Mosaago.
we . W n particularly well pleased., Woliko it
mcffnliuidpftttiotift tpno,
Hsu- spnml "couMUutio.u.al’»lews, and the ability
ithich marks the entire: document. Somo may
be foundv-even among democrats,!? differ on the
subject olYnUroal improvements! hutfwo be
lioTO tito Message still be accepted by ton demo
cracy tft 4ho country aa a true expose of its ptm-
.subject*.and measures ot great
national interest. It comes fully, up to P ubl. ?
eipestation. , , , .
Oo two, subjects me like piwticpjarty the views
of lhoTWaldent» lie isrri favor or an increase
of tte'Navy i ‘.
I tasr/nUy Satisfied that the Navy of the tint-,
ted SttWos'lßvnot da & condition of strength apd
clGeienoy commchsurato with, the, mognttudo of
our commercial and other Interests, aud oom-,
mond. to yQnrrrcSpeotf'al attention, tho sugges
tions On tois-suiycot made by too Secretary, of
the Navy? 1 • •••-•*!
“The‘Secretary of too Navy recommends uu
iocrcpse.ot our naval force. t - .• •• • -
Thß-yrtSidenVisjaiso clearly and decidedly op
posed to tbs connection ofthe.'Federal; governs
ihent in any form, with a Paoifio.railroad. But,
while holding suoh views, trays npd' taeats are
indiohtei-by which the government can aid the
properly, as. nmtiK
tary road, and means of providing for the defence,
of our wide western soast. , _
pfo ljiSc-hcfare: repeatedly stated wbat we
though tho government should-do iu.ihis mat
ter:~r ■' |
lat. By pravidiuft for pcflUmloary *° ]
ascertain,tbomost practicable rout®- T .h lB has]
been already provided Tor, and tho surveys ore ,
■-
2nd! Secure V, title from too Indians to too
land tflfidg toe route, and/protection ajiainet in>
depredalicms ahd-hostiUtiea. w . ... ' ,
Bd. Grant'a free rightof »W to the company
or companics undertahmg tho-constnictihnof
tho fOadnijrgss the pnhUc domain of thoUnUcd
4lh. 7A. grauVof public landa along tins wrote
of 4>ie road jtt rottaonalile quantity, and upon
BncHconditTona eS Hill secure the government a
return, at somd future' day, of valunof tbo
land, cither la money* transporting
the malls, and military'and naval stores.' Wo
vranld contend for this, because Ho belipye that
the road vrhou completed ynlllsSbme su preßta-
Wo that itß propHetorawill-bC: ftbnndantly able
to repay the value of tholand. All, that tenant
ing la prerfli t aldL ond taoans j jta ■ secure Ita early
/.v
- recbnimeDdaUon of the -Message s©
thiuk'ir will approved ' i
A. Jt&pt-' nmplUß' rwenno .-lockfidonpi itClhe
taalla'c? thegoverntaent-TwasuTy ieUijatiptiS
ta&o country, by withdrawing so mnehgoM
andfcitrer fTornnirculation and usein business
ITißalso inoney ariElDg from unnecessary tain;
tian ; an lacreasoottbe burdens of the peopW
without eqaWal?tt benefit. To avoid this,, tho
Preatdahhracammends a largo increase of, »rt>"
ciim and goode that may bB jmporicd «*.? dnly
ftw r” and tbo-ortielee selected and placid cn
the** freelist’’should bo each os come least'io
cotapeUtfoo with American, manttfaetares.-, IY°
«Mn 6 4hn,mart-ultra tariff man cannot reasona
bly object to thjamodo of reducing tho govorfi
montrorenne to tho standard of its wants whilo
oconomiiaily administered. Those who ore in fa
tor of & general system of internal improvements
by this gciwrniiient would doubtless latgc
rcTCOUe tO BBpply the means. Bat ltis evident
frotnthc toneof that snob ft. system
will find bhtdjlllo favor daring the proSpnt
ministration. <- '>*>•••«<.
Tho.mnssago Is worth reading and etuojing
thoroughly, replete es it is with intelligence,
stalcSunitnlike 1 vjowßi and., sound political dao-
Irinfp. Bot ',no part of it more particularly
plScs-ns than tho.vicws-.thoa i rcsident presents
ofthb vast expansion of our natipnnj.tcrritofjv
the rapid' iporeaso of ohr poprilation, and tljo
wonderful grbwth and prosperity of all the ma
terial and moralinterests of -the nation; audio
cidls onCongresa to considgr welt tho responsi
bility under which they Betj'in'gitiog fortn aid
tone lo tho destinies of tho pregnant and mighty
fatureof-lho great ropnblio. -
AfcKXAiSDKn. VV. KOOK.
? iboTß named.;gent)emahr<>ne of; the Seat.
pFmtere-laouroUy, ondat present
<■- iii MV officK'ia soon
jiOoied :»ilh: tho arcaithirgh
aHwrpaf &ernwhsitfcaldepartment* andepaist-:
.'frWnrrftiifiemcot takefl cifrcctQnlhQlstof. Jap-,
uHry'-nciu. -Wo arc aarry to loae.SlrlUoOEi’rom i
3>nt aa he hae chosen.io’JipUd
at-Greenebnrgb, we' hope be. Will
“raalte;tegbod'onc*.snd fcatheritWell. t_i , t.- j
-'Wpwonlil eoggeat to onir mcrcliatttaatidtßiti-j,
madmen or clesinDg Westmoreland ciis
tomenand fradeptbittire ih-jorafforfa
lent advertising. medium* Wo apeak of it now as
4i bna}p6aa pap«r. It Is ati old established-paper,
and auhtanlWT, faVaeralFfsJjat,
'■vailtlif''epnhty. ■ - Diataneea^ara ; measd«i|-iiy
"‘homiiiot taUW, Grccnsburgi
Is 7 only in, hottr nna miniitOß from 1 phr
• -•- i
' ■.■" on,n pe; frond ot ; thrtjfljco; of* thp
t - flpjtftiU Ist jiuwaiy, where eontraetafrr,ft%ei!-
tuMgeah'bemadewith him. t - ,'.v7. ’;- 1 >
noise tJSJtrs’riCE.;'i/ ;
>;We eat the following from the Allegheny '&i
-1 ‘ i-tjjJ,;
Toe JtßPOßtthatthepcrsonwho brooght.thi
. Presidjent’aMcssagefram Alliance, for-tlie-Post,
code on the cotß-catcher, disuntrue, believe
- hewaeas near to it asposmble.-Feßt mep
O^QnttbatPwt, i,:■ f\ t <-■
to. iWearo-mnoh obliged to oorfricndly neigljbor
for e? promptly denying the iejarioua reporVtbat•
_ ItPitfOgiOglho President's Messago fronr'Allt-';
Ante, -wecode; on the cow-catcher. ‘Woiora.iepm
*~petted'sy: oar regard.for troth jto admit that rfe
_iip<retisnear.to itas it rrao eafoto be., ‘ ■■■; / > ’
ci) Wo. coda IGlmUcsmone day to get'tho'hleß
o"Bago,rand 'wo were fcotmd to hit* IVontiOhehd’
• _of 'i4i oojitcmporariea:; ond we oncecededj iqf <
.• ~cmrte.'<- ■ T i
'WziSii'J: MPS ."••'I " V,/- y •I-'”*'
v? Report of tbs Poit-Mertec^etaWaL 1
'■ ‘ -We pobUab tO'day a portion of tie fieportjof
tba Post-Master General, nod shall publish gtljer
porlSpoaberoafter. It is spoken of: etsTjuthire'
■ '"whereit has becnrcceived os odoootntat replete
- «Uli ' interesting - information, and manifesting o
< Bound, ability and thorough business capacity,jfor,
~ crhioh Jadge Campbell boh already established
- on enmhlerepatation.- - ' 1 t-; i-4
••■4* .A ■ - 4.~ ¥. n W .J ••:•!■:.■>••■•••
Lattles l Assooifttlon for the Relief of tbe
< Poor* I
. The of tth<y***jl.adicßM
Aasociatioii for l^§elier'l)f4le®pop h^id
on Tuesday evening/- tfovifihber; 29th, ia I ha I
Third Presbyterian hi. Riddle, fia I
]
prayer. After tho constitution and.reports had i
been read, eloquent addresses if ero delivered by
Rev. Mr.. Quick, and R. Biddle Roberts, Esq.;
after ■which, n collection was. takenpprjUfl .n. ?
.with which 4o commence operations forthe wio*_
i tor."" the'vcrylow contributing mem*
here present, it hns been deemed highly proper
ami-advisable to present lho subjeot through the .
medianr of the-publifjprints, in order thatall
i ratty folly .and perfectly umlcrßtancl the workings i
I'nad practical operationao£;ihiaimoat excellent i
t*Bolictno of'charity adopted'by th 6: ladies;- The i
_moBt.poticcablo. feature of this methodof dls
'peDaing.oharitynnd nlmS,ond.that which should,
chiefly commcnd-it to public confidence ondsup
port, is. that the Managers are chOßen from the i
most™ pious,! respectable, and eneryetio ladiea of ,
the city ;■ that -by a- systematic distribution of'
i labor, by ..well organized. Ward Committees, by
personal inspection, and examination of the cir
cumstances of those applying fdr relief, that Onr
merchants andtradesmen are in, ugreat measure
.relieved from the importunities: and. Impudent i
[■solicitations of strolling beggars and indolent,
lying mendicants', 'trhVknnlte beggary their pro
icssionpandnhamonopoUsatbosa.moncys, pro
visions -aid’felotiing,-vrbicU sbonM go to those
moro< deserving and peeessitons.. .By unwise and
rnjadicioaa <lonationa of onr charitable business
men, vast sums of money arc worso than squan
dered every yoar for; not. only urn.supplies
thus withheld iVomthdae,-who are really Wretch i
ed, suffering, and ptarving.-bat vice and ittriness
are encourttgcd, and this’well meant charity.be
comes of no avail.
f There is nlwoyshcro daring tbo winter a large
MOQflnipf destitution and privation, which must
bo relieved>=‘by private charity < and liberality.
and'diatrfssyihicb most merits onr
«nt t
and cdntinUpneiy and jndicioasly relieved. > Moo
ney isfXeqnCntly'not Borauch ncedcd nsiind
sy mpstby, medicine.'comfortable clothing, whole
some-provisions.-and fuel; caoh and all of these
itiatKechierbuSne^of 'these ladies toprovide;;
an? most osshredlyr if they declared themselves
•willing; to become oar almoners, to go nbout
apjioria thb Bltbylitnes. atid .wrctehed sabotbs of
jour intjcs.lcbmforfing aHeviatinß
•the wfetcheii and distressed of all classes, creeds
and conditions* s tt&'d,-'tit'thb same time; providing
channels .by which, our money, provisions and
cTottungt'inay. reach ttioso fcally deserving them,
in tho must proper, direct, jndiciona and eco
nomical manner possiblfe,'and theysbottld secure
opr Jieart^po-operalion* v Thcr ; e,ls hdtthp.slight-;
est humbug about this association. They bava
already'.doge on amount of wort,' nnd fldminis
teredannraoant of the right hind of aid which.
: should entitle them to . the everlasting gratitude.
;of every humane. and Christian citisen; theirs,
■wifhoht question,.,isl the very;beet, and indeed
the-only effective eoheme of pubiic cbarlty that
couldbe; adopted: They have the Cordial sytn
; patbyaud, co-dpbrfltitm, of our .ministers of nil
: christlan.denoinatipns,. and they.deserve apd re
quire the same libera! snpportwKioh we. afford
! to our three hospitals; House of Befhge and Poor
■ House, They are now jn mneb need, havingbnt
a very small sum in commence .on, ’ and worthy ;
and deserving applicants for aid and assistance :
. i hesUging their aoorSt' si Wo 'do: most’carhcstly
■ hope that they wiliuotbocbmpeHod. to appoint
! begging committees to go around from office to
i office'to soticit support.;.a : duty which is never,
. resortdiHo but.-from diro necessity, and which
isnlways an unwelcome and unsatisfactory one,;
munitv will hasten to come forward with all dad
every'kinder nidthey can famish. Keflect that
• foriVM,d."with ‘|ileasant anticipa
tions to bright winter evening. firesides, to leo
taro's. concerts, and.soclat gatherings, that them
are many,, very many. of our; fellow creatures,
who are-gntferiugjfrom the privations and desti
tutions of tbs most object poverty, and who pass
their long nights in pain* misery and distress. 1
i Wb orb instructed to wnnonneo that clothing,
provisions,. can be. leftat any time at the
: honso of Mrß. : Hartnar Denny, on Third street,,
or at the' iectorofroom.of the,lst Presbyterian
i ohnrchi wlibra thomaiiagers meet ercry Monday ;
afternoon for the transection of busmens. Mo- i
ney can be sebt'by post; oXother means. to Miss i
Lydia Speer, Xlbcrty street. Any poor person.
if sent to wny of these todies, will bo visited, and
if found deserving, relieved. A depot for coal
has been located on , Waterstreet, anddonations
aro earnestly desired.'.. .
■ ■ SECRETARY'S POURTII ANJTDAL REPORT J
. 1 .... ...-'i:.. . ' c? TII3 ;, . ..
Lodiea’ Association .for tha Belief of tho Poor.
Daring the.’past wlnlcr. onr Society assisted
117 fsmtlicd', rooßt bf thera repeatedly—gave out
dS reofiy-msda Woollen garments; and. materials
for 15().others—33 cotton garmeettt ‘ and mate-
in all Sl2'new
garmcp.l&-?-s!Bo"ii3 pVece.srbf’Bcco‘nd-hand cloth
ing, 14..quilted} comfoTta, 107< paira of shoes,
}SJJO baßhets;of'cbitl, : worth of proyi
aiohs, a0d.57,63.w0rth.in medicines. ; ' t ,
Id bringing- thir. our annual statement before
the public, it is with reluctance wo are obliged
toochnowledgb ihst the amount of each item is
less than that of tho previous winter. ■. This te
niiltcrrtuiSycaTitio'thonttrtbatedto enydiminn
lion of zeal, or numhero among tho Managers,
or on the part of applicants,: bat simply to the
waift- of funds necessary, to -sustain our opera
tions,”. ■ ‘ ’ ;
-: .'Ahoat tlie cIOBO of lest December, which was
scatcolymoro than tho .commencement, of the
'rigOTous.%bason, Bo;few and Binall had bcen the
haueted, and wo were obliged on two successive
iveehs* taeioaif. par doofs against ollhpplicants,
while tbo nopfSBity,.of flpal adjournment, was
eerionsly disonsse)|.. • ..This .disastrous termina
tion was, however; avoided, and after, many cf
.fbijts;'struggles atid appeals we were enabled to
. continue, our operations until the middle, of
Mttroh. :1a order, therefore, that we might ro
scrya onr supplies for the sovercst weather, we
hafnthjsjcttr ppßtpontd tho eommencemont of.
rmriabbra nearly two months later than usual,
oug Annual Meetings [having heretofore been
hbld'daring thefirßt wcck of Ootober. Urgent
cjlla arc now, however, coming in from worthy
applteaiiis, and it is ocrtainly timo for us toiend
an ear.to their laics of distress. ■ :
-In sommoning onr forces this winter, it was
fonnd that the Board had loßt by removais and
nbB.ence from home, more than halfitß managers,
- butwi micc plbaauto. rannnanncing that we have
succeeded in inducing a namber ef older Und
highly experienced ladies to co-operate with us.
This addition,'together with the constantly gain
ed experichbb of our original members, will, It is
hoped, canso increased confidence in the pnhlio
mind, with, regard to thh judgment'and prudence
ot our moasures., u : Wo would Btill cordially in 4
vl’te'the : co-operation of any other" ladies who
wai give their;hewtB tthd-ba'nds to the'work; as
pur-aistricts hrbjVery largo, and bjr sah illvisibn
cbhld;bb.mabh hetter to. ; | ;
And now wb Vould onoo moro appeal to tho
liberality of our commnnity, feeling bonfldent
that, if the existence and plaaof'our'Associa
tion were' more generally known and properly,
understood, .we ehauld. not haie the asaal diffi
onUydupifociiriog the adequate funds.
As.the,winter season advances, onr minds are
generally, titled with anticipations of long oven
ihgs by social Interconrse,
nhtertalningbooks;lectnrca,.concert9,;ond : many
■pfbbr innocent,: and: profitable enjoyments: let :
■not thcso pleasing cxpeotaliohs, however, ;«nr«>e
'iy' bttnish;lho;remeabrance-.of those Who are
not on'y S' l *'! l luzuriet, bnt even the 'oh
;ttqlatone«?y(hf»pfrlife. ;XetTiß-think ofw.idow-,
ed; mothers,i.and orphan children how gating
! hifh terriblo anxietyinto.aglflotnyfature.which
• 'depiois naoght tb them save socnes bf wrotfihbd
.snfferin'g; shivering,‘.ptarving misety—altts; how
little idea do;they,; who reniain ; in the iqxnriona
indolencO' Of their clegant homes, form of ; the
amoaatof deßoiaitoD, and distresa to- bo found
airtheirfyery. ,3oorS. Moby,' and sttd orq the
Btjp|eB yre[migKt “instanees constantly
ocotirrihgiajo.hr iaidsf .proto", that number we
will call yonr attention, to bnt, one simpis, nn
varnished faot,, ;■, =’ '?-'y .'f,
--IniTovemhehiMtvflnXnßhfamDywaßdisoov
ered by'one'bf ‘onr committees, in a cold damp
cellar; in the Third Word; witfaont fnei or food
of any kind; and • almost destitute of clothing.
Aistahco fiom tho city; the. mother having taken
col’l.i wee confined to her bed; .while. four small
tolrcrfcet. children were’ huddled togetherin a
coraer.jtryiiig’tp keep wartg'. : 1 Thh
Contained no furnituro bcßido on old. chair and
dirk, the shutters hiving
'.hewoiMsdiito -protect -.them- fromTthe wintry
JlasfctatoAommHtco sent thematohhaaload
'and- herfged home
their fanaßhKrmuq-JglAjrfSy
hrtielcs were being-niado, bnt aH too i4Ttto iti.lt)
the poor woman’s life—her husband retnrhed in
’S few daysi -ittcrely iii tiino to hear herittStgroah
and wittusssSherr.dßaUq'prodneed by-Übsomfe
wants;-. and thTs fop. jh one of the most densely
-populated nclghlwrhwds in .onrr;eSty{-.7
JsUeh'Jiilcidenfe.conatantly occur in.onralldst,
without calling, forth more etrennous exertions
in behalf of tho suffering? _
-* .
i.w.yfe have recently observed a season of Thanks
giving to our Almighty Father for. the'many
mercies received at His hands, and would it not
bo n fitting sequent, fjytbo praTSes of that day;
that we offer some substantial iproOfef oar grat
titude in gifts to the.destitute, ihasiatteringn'Qi
only by onr lips, but ; in deeds atlovei thb than'kß
I which spring from.- 1
hearts.
President—Mrs. ffarmar.Denny.
Vice President—MA’E.P. Tanner.
Ist Directress—Mrs. Wm. Stevenson.
, 2d, DireotKss-*-hlfB. jyjri, ff MoCTnro.o ,
’ (treasurer—Miss Lydia Speer. * f! 1 - : -
• :Becfeury— Miss C.McClarg.
Managers—Mrs. Benj. Bakewell, Mrs.. Day,.
Mrs. J. O'H. Denny, and thirty nthiers. L
From the Postmaster. General’s Report.
The cost .of the eerVice fot'the laet fisciil year
••oil the several, United. jSt&fes. mail■, Bteamahip
Unea and across tW-isthmbs of-'P'anamai is .as
:*w * ' * ' • *
Now TorfctoXhorpOo!M2olUns lhie*-4«rn* : - '"? ?••)
New York, via Southampton, to Bremen,. ,
eleven .vnyaraa...:....,- - 153,833*33
Now York m Oofrcit,--to <■ Havre, twelve •
New York and Ufa# Orleans to Appinwali,'
twebty«nlno voyaged including frmr voy* : 1 -7
: . area between Now York and Now Orleans, v,-j, -
TtaHavana...4......- oo'
viaSanvWanclßcOj fc., to Panama.
-Iwon between San Frnnds- "
oontuiPans:na»nnd iwcnty-fonron residue < »
of * 340,050 00
Charleston,Via Savannah Sod Key Wt«i to *
• • Havana* twenty-four Voyages
' New Orleans toVcro Cnuvfiyo voyeges...,..,
Asplnwaßto Panama./.;.... •
-51.565.557 83 i
; . Tbo report of the auditor for this department* i
hereto annexed, Bbovys that ’ the ' aggregate
amount of pOßtagro, inland, eea and foreign, .on.*
letters and other mnilnblo matter, received nod
.sent by these scveratttines during the lifet fiscal
year, was as follows : * •
•ByOoninsllnei^KerrTofltandUmrpool on
iletterai.;™:;.;. $303,703 70 ’
On &a«spapenir4ncludlT>K thexo . .. ■-.»
by closed : - SC2B--2&
' —,5310,36103
Bj Now .Tojikjitd. Bremen Hap,
. touching; at Southampton, on
letter*... i« TO
On newtnp&pcr& by dosed . ;72 20 : . . f . ..
■ ■ >■»■■.■■.■ •• • 100,870 05
By N'. Tork tmd Hmo Unc, taUfhlntr of. •
Cones; on 100,070 44
v. 00 74- > 1
By Charleston tiTii'llaranoJinOjtaachlnsat
j Kcy’West.'on lotteraantf newspaper*.....,.
By NffWiTurfejiNwOriwmfl.irnTani, Aspinr j
•'• Sim Francisco, nnd Astoria ;
! : . ..
Tn and frtmi- ChjirlertoQ --9nd to and from . 1 .... ..
.* Nt?w i Orieanß).w..i*«.i;,UL.....«..-.w.. ; 2G3jID7-S8;
By Nwr= OHafttjsand V«rA r Cro* line, (com* ‘
. meotftf 14tbof : ApTil,.18&V.onlottera and
newspaper?..;-. «... . ■.. QSQ S -
' ' Thb fttnbtititof fOatasje collected in tbo United.
Bt&tea and Great BrilaiD, on letters, ms—
By ColUns tln*,oo]lect*d IdUdJ
> ted State*... ....$154,188 83
By Colllna U&o collected la Great
By CunanHlno^collectalln-Uni* . ...
•. UA S&S.Sttt'M ..',
By CtrannJiUie, coll octwUa Great -
8ritain.......:.- 2ft,7So 25 -
—■ ——- ... .6*7,038 39.
C7A1.ff-
T.■■63,433 #5;
Bf tho Bremen lino
pylho Havre-Un0.;,;....
k • V br-
From statements annexed (matted A) from
( the Auditor’s Office, it oppears thattho net re*e»
nno derived tbo laßt year from the several oni-
Pled Btatea mail steamship lines Is as follows,
•vix:' ’ -
jTroro the CuMins line, deducting lolftud'potf&gp' ■ I
! ' but atioutog for tho sen convorsuco or closed ; • r I
k mafliu .......... .. I
[Yromtfce Bremen line, do- fSO&l 45 i
: Do Itano do . do do- ‘71,147 74 i
I • --Do. NeW Yorfc f ;KoirOrl«n9ftndrftlifornla : : '
; jlneAneludfoglnltttdpoft SjK and receipts frotn i
; BrUMi end California dosed,malls pertaining
2T1,242 C 3
I^From-thdCharlPSidnondllaVanalloc,lncluding
[ • 7,W5
i FroTnthifNQWOtlran*eod Ycrn.Crua}lce,(part
, of year,) including inlaJidpoatasc..—G3o 64
k .kC;kk\k : sffl3£& ™
Tho number of letters conreyed between'the
United States and Europe during tho ycor-J-
Br.lhp C4inftjd)ino,'WßS4....*.«...-....- — ...2,'774 420
I Do 8remen........412.117
: Do llawcu .... ; 40C.12G
The number of nemspnpers—
Cy tbo Caotxd lias,
80G0}Dn5~.w...~......
Po Bremen (Ip.closed ......
Do Darrc
5® e«TP«tf DaitctfElites. line*,. In Prusstoa .
Glo£odaudL...» .. 33,155
1,381,603
The number of. letters by thn New York, Now
Orleans, Afpinwali and Facifle mad steamship
.2,707,553
By tbe Charleston and 1Urana110c............ ' C 8.164
Tty the New Orleans and 2405
rae number of newspapers rcceifcdhjtfceoiar* ' -
loston and Qaranalino wa5....,.'..,...............- 23,122
Uy the NewOrleflhsnhi Vera Crar. 1ine..«....••!« 3,137
Tbo Amount tmired from Croat Britain on loose letters,
collected during the year on board tbo Atlantic mall
steamers wa5...., $1,239 13
Amonntpaid Great Britain on .same 29;SG
The amotmt rcceiTed from Great Britain on dead letters ro
turned to the London offleo- $14,024:02
Amount paid Great Britain dead letters n>-
.v turned fcftirashington,*^l,«i-«..........-,.. 1,772 ,Gd
The TLC. turroac, under iho posinl treaty with the United
Kingdom of Great Britain Sod Ireland, for -the last focal
• year, nmounteto., ...» ~,,..7«.«..,..5469,86472.
The balance la Ctvor of tbatgOT.erument at the clotebf the
focalycar wa?.. t... 5...; $U&B6l'7&
Ibis Urge balance against tho.Unlted gtateai
arises, of cohrso, mainly from tbo circumstance
that, nlthongh there were oblytbreo more trips by
the Conerd line than were performed bnltadly by
the Collins, Bremen and Havre lines,, mooli tho
greater part of tbo mails wero conveyed by tbo
former. For. instance; -
' WhUn tho postago o« the letters rent during tho year from
Groat Britain to.tho.TJolicdSUta9.by tho Canard steam-
5205,200 S 3
EyihoCoUina'ataaniors, performing Just half-'.
. tbo number of trips, ft was tilt— 100.003 49
Showic; & AilTcrtraco cf.... 84 i
More than troblotho number of letters baring
been sent to thiscountryby tboCononl than by i
the Collins steamers. - Again:
WMle Iho rum paM to Q re.it I!ri tain for lh o con - - ' -
rojuncsofclMpd mails (ortho jear cm.... S7O.CSI-19
The amount paid by that ROTcrnmeotto tin United Stato*. 1
eafclusivoof tho stim recclvcd ou Ihe.CaHfornla.eloseS
mails,-v to tho West Indlesand Panama direct, ■ ’ * ,
■ trM only 22‘
And this includes the land conveyance of the ;
British end Canada closed mails. i:
• The partiality of the British government in.
behalf <of theConard: tine U presented in a still
stroogir light by tho accompanying statements, {
where it.u shovrn that in- tbo matter simply of;
sea postage on closed mails daring the last three’
quarters of the year, .dating from the time the;
United. Statesand. Brnsslnh. arrangements, went| |
into operation, the British charge against the'
United States Ib $28,18Q 60. , i
While daringsthe same limo tbo United,States;
received from .Great Britain for Atlantic sea:
conveyance of ill mails; including those
to and from the British.Korth American pfovin-!
cep, .Havana and California, only $3,516 (50. : |
"■ But in the mails despatched from the .United I
States for England by these two lines, no such
difference appears. Thus taking the same period
on mails sent by the Canard steamers, the post
agonros ....,...$252,833 06
By Collins stcemers 127,207 60
$125,625 <B6
From this last comparis’oni'it is apparent that,
as regards tbo mails sentfrom tho United States,
.each lino .received ycry nearly its due proportion;
Comparing the Bremen and Havre lines, with.the
Canard line, the difference in favor of the latter
is etui vastly groator;
. Thns, by the Bremen and Havre lines perform
ing unitedly twenty three voyages, the postage
ion mails eent from England woe only $45,899 90.
, This. grcat. inequality can . bo- acoounted' for
solely by tho faet that, while the'United ;S(ates
mates no discrimination in respect to tho- lines
carrying the Prussian olosed - mails, the British
postal authorities employ the Cnpard lines'al
most exclusively for tbo ..transmission, of their
olosed -mails - which ' pass through the United
States; '
; 'Another extraordinary feature in this matter
is presented, withreferenco to the malls from
the continent of Enrope received in the United
States through England, It trill be seen that of
this class of correspondence for tho year, there,,
■wore received by the British
steamers ■ 67,050 letters.
■And by the United. States steam- : :
ers, performing but three trips ‘ •
: dess, only •••• 6.737 letters.
Difference in favor of British line 61,332 letters.'
or nearly ten‘to one.
‘Whilst these most npjnstdiscriminations have;
been taking plaee. other facta. connected with,
the same subject should; be 'borne in . mind.:
Orest Britain received for the transit through
that conntry of our Bremen closed mails, in the.
firstqualtcr of the last fiscal year, thirty cents,
sh ounce,and'on the United States and Prnsiau
closedmails, I? nhWreeeiving sixteen and a holf,
cents nn cnneetwhllstthe United States; has;
received hufctvrelve and a .'half ‘.cents an OUrioo
for the British and Canada closed .mailsi though;
tferfdrmingneervico at .least equal iapoiijt !of
.'ujhdtvhoie dmonnt of letter poßtago'coilected
intho.Uniii'dStaifsand Brnssiajpnstsl arrange
tnen.t, dnring.the ; above mentioned period, 1b as
follows,-vi*!’... ; 1
UnltealSvv..^.?,s32,3l7 94 . ■ -- , ;
Amount unpaid;received ;-r.. • ,• .• •„ . <
from'Prussia 11,730 81
• -$44,067172
Amount unpaid sent from " '
United States ,$69,498 12
~~ : ~.
• *.,2
••';
Amount paid rccei’d from
Prussia , r J&3
79,070 07
' ' , $124,037 70
. The amount of postages for the year on let
i ters between the United Btates ond tba-British
Sprth' iSjtnericaj'provincca, under thepttfltal ar
rangements with Canada hnd NcwUruoswiok,
by which each party retains what It—collects,
pre-payment through to destination being op
tional on cither side, wa5,.;..; ...$BB,OBl 72
Collected iu British pro- rr -
vitaces $44,812 <47
Collected in U. States.... 43,269 25
-ilalnneelo favorof-provinces.J 1,643 22
~-i IJjp postage on printed motter’_to and from the
provinces' comes into the ncconnfof'domestic
postages. In rcsp.cct to'enqhpripted.matter, the
rates aro tho same to and from the lino-os if it,
.were circulated wholly.Wlthin.thejCtoltedStateei;
tint pnyment through ,to destination Is not'per -
mitted.. .On pjinWd rdaltW daSlb.'part3t collects
its own posiogolq-andiffoni tßOline,' ■ J ‘-
Tho jpail jSorvyio from YbrkV by tho teay.
of! Southampton,. toßrom'en; thatfrota
toil.to Havana,by tbo way of Savannah, and Key.
West, ,nnd that from New York . toi-Havre; via
Cowes, is paid for.out of the-funds, of,the ,Post
OSes Department, amounting, if - all tho service,
be performed> to tho sum; of SidOO.pOO.; ■ ■“ .; *,
; In. addition: to. tljiß,, thefo>was pnjd/.by.-thc:
department tbo last year for tho transportation
of tho' mail across the isthmtis,- a ucryioo per*
fOrmedlSaforcign.country,,.dbo.Bum.qf|sBs,- 1
814, which will bo greatly it creased," judging
from- tbit )|ist quarterly r.cturnsj ,diif ingthe ensu
ing year. ~ 7 ■ - ’.. .."-.1'.-'j
[ If Congrcss intendd tbnt-th'o- mail 'service of|
tho country shall ho unstained .bjs. ths:jfaoney, de- ]
rived from postages,’.these chorgesshonlil.tiof bqj
placed npon - it.- "In providing for--tbo building!
and equipment-,q£ naval stcatuships.. Congress i
seems to have-meant -to; encourage-the erection,.:
hy individuals of war BteSmslips, vshicbmight,.
on,tbo emcrgcnoy of. a war. bo ready fbnpubHo; i
-use, and-snoh bcing-its design, and: tho carrying
of tho mails hut nn incidental purpose, tho- pnb
: 110 treasury-should-bcae.tbo cost, - Tbo amount
: 'tjfpostsgo derived -froin /theso; vessels is but
Small, as has hepn shown p and In; yiew'Ofthc
extension of mml-accommodations, a'sked. for
from every pnrtof tho-country, wbioh bas.pow
to, he.frequently denied, .1 would suggest,-that
these lines bo-now paidfur in tho manner now
provided for in relation tO the other, lines. /Tbo
extended rettlcments of onr country, • and tha
great.ihcreaso andnetivity-of business of. every
tiescription.rcqnire nllthc mailnccommpdatjons
that can he given, and ; the . department should
bo* be burdened with payment for services which,
Pp fiqt properly belong to it. .• *
I clianc® lias been tn&Qo“iii T Otitf
postal convention .with Great Britain, since tho
dote of -tho last annual report from the Postma
ster Qeneral. • _ . . '
! The exorbitant rates-of postago on pamphlets
and magazines .between the United Statca-and.,
'Great Britain, h aving so long’ been’ i cause of
just complaint on the part of bothAmeri can and
British citizens, I embraced an yearly occasion
jo renew tho proposition of my ittimediatc.pre
decessor -for -8 reduction of tho -
hostage," on condition /that tbosamo reduction
be mndo in the British postage.. Thifi proposal,-
T regfet to' St at e.- is still regarded unfavorably..
jthongb not absolutely declined,- by tho British!;
-government.- ! i
I:: No reduction has nsycl been made in tho mgp
Itfirasit postage charged on the mails, passing
-through England, toand from tho U-8-
: "Whilst the British Government bos been pny
iinigihe tlnifed:BtiitCs I2} cents on otmqo forthe
itraoßit of the British and Canada closed'mails
ibetween Canada, Now York and Boston, it has
; been,:,l ithinhmost unjustly demanding nnd-re.
.reiving 24 cents an ounce for tbo transit of the
French malhithrongh England.
: Belying, however; oh thejog toefss oftho claims
of tho United States. I have by n communication
[to theSecrotnTy of State,utidcr<toiio.of 19th July
last, in answer to-one-from,-lord Clarendon,
: taken pains to have this whole subject presented
in its proper light to onr'minister at londtm.
: who, I doubt not, will use every bonorabto.meauß,
th nres's it to a satisfactory rcsnlt - -
. -Our.negotiotions with, France with respect to
a postal-convention between the .tyro countries
! nre stilt in progress; and. except -in regard to.
two or three iroportont points of difference, the
basis of en arrangement has been agreed upon.'
The pending pontnt oonvention between the
United States and Belgium awaits only the re-’
dnetion of the British transit rate. nnd.onc or,
two modifications, before being finally concluded
and put in operation. , / ” .
‘ Our postal arrangement with Prussia Bccms,
to operate .favorably; but. a few of the States in 1
Southern Germany hare not yet fully acceeded
to its terms, and have therefore sent , much of
their correspondence for tho United Staten
through France. ■ j
~ Whether, however, tho arrangement can be, |
safely continued, unlesß tho presont charge,of!
twenty .five nud a half cents an ounce British
ond.Belgium transit postage is materially re.
doced. remains yet to bo seen. ' • ~
(Prow the Auditor’s, statement, annexed, it. up
bears that, after paying tho-sea, and British and
Belgium transportation of tbo mails conveyed
under this arrangement, together with the com
missions thereon tb'ourpbßtma9te'rs;jh‘i balance
hi favor of the United States fat the period from
the ICth Ootober, 1852,wben the treaty went in
to effect, to tbo, Sfith J.une, 1853, la but $0199 ;
which Smu.may bo set 1 down as lbo net-Unitod
Stote3 inland postage on those mails.
By a postal convention concluded: on. tbo.4 th
of August last, bqtweeir:;tfie-Bnitod.;Statea and
Bremen, the mainprovisions of tho arrangement
of 1847, heretofore In operation .between,the
post departments of tho two countries, have been
superseded, and tho rate of .postago reduced from i
twenty cents to ten cents the. single letter. , Un- i
der the former arrangement, tho postmaster of
Bremen acted as tho agont of this department io
collecting postages, receiving for bis services a
commission of twenty per cent, on all money thus
colleoted and paid over to tho United States!
By the present arrangement, which went into
effect on the 16th August, tbo Bremen govern
jgggt putting bh two steamers to ran monthly,
alternately! in connexion-witif the United-States
steamers Washington! and Hermann, between
New Tort and Bremen, provision is made for a
ddo division of the postage acorning from the
two-lines, and the coWinissliih to ! tho. postmaster
at Bremen-is discontinued,’.All the StatSs’of rthe
I German Austrian postal nnion, respeotively, are
to have the advantage of tho rate of ton floats
: botween the United States and Bremen whenever;
their postage to and from Bremen for letters.to!
and from tho United States shall ho reduced to
the uniform rate of five cents or less j baton all
correspondence for or from such of said States
os ihati not so.rcduco their rates; the obargb be-1
tween tho United States and Bremen is fifteen
cents the single letter. • Several of-the German ;
States, including the empire of Austria, and the;
kingdoms of Prussia and! Saxony, have already!
made'the Teqnisito reduction, to secure .the benc
fit of tho lower rate of ten cents, and it is con
fidently expected that all/will come into this nr-;
rangoment nt au early day, .
By tho 3d section of tho 3d March, 1863, it
was directed tb.mako ccrtain inquiries, and re
port to Congress for what-snms theseyeralssr
i,vices how performed nhdcrcontraots-with-the
iPbst'Gfiioe-anTNovy Dcpartmonts.eonld bo.per-:
formed in cose new contracts should ho made,
ujion ihoßuppoßitlOnthat theUnitcd States should
tbe steamers according to opntroot;’aud s'oll
or transfer them.
. In order to get this information, I caused ad
vertisements to bp Inserted in some’of the nows*
papers in tho prinoipnl citioa of tho: Union, in
wbiohi: after referring-to-tho act of Congress, to
tho stipulations in tho different contracts provid
ing for the pnrehaso of the steamers, and to the
nature and oljaraoter of tho sertvice required, I
invited l>bopt>Bals. ?:
- ' Bids hive been received, copies of, which Sod
the adverttßement ire attaohed,. (marked 11) In
the tables annexed hereto, (marked F-and G,)
Jhe/sujoi'Pitd the differont lines and the propo
sals to do the service, appear.^,':;; '■
/ If witlbe scen that tho offer lo do the saryico.
on tho line from Nqw York to San Francisoo- is
much-lower thin the Bums now paid. > From Now
Tfork..to-San I^ Francisoo, the Nicaragua Company
propose: to carry a semi-monthly malt for a’sum
not to-exceed $800;000 per annum., Thia-in
elndea the isthmus trinsportqtlon;-and will make,
the yearly «oBt to the government BOmO four dr
five hundred thousand dollars lessthon-thopres
ent, '
It is, of course, most desirahlo thnt tho means.
of oommunioation between our. :Atlantio and
Pacific coasts should he ns froo ■ and unrestrict
ed as possible, and that the.prices of frolghtnnd
passage shouid ha brought, down to lhe. Jowest
'.terms. - The- present 'priees l paid- -to • tho- New
York and Asplnwall and ths
ship - lines . almost-.-preelude . competition,-, and
ieavethegetcompanlesalmost a-monopqly of
carrying and passenger trade between the At-.
lantic and Paciflo coasts.- - This - stato.of - things
must he injurious to aur Atlaiitio Btates, and
mnaldeoply.affect-tho great and^rowing;inter* :
-ests-uf Oaliforninnndiqnr, Pncificterrltoriesgnid
seems to demand from the genera! government
a with'drawal nf the foatpripgpha.shßtaining aid -
yriiich It his eitended tq thoso lines. - , ! ,
Viewed simply in connexion vriilr tho vmails,'
the Nicatognh honipiny would carry »’ wuoljly
snail, according to i pro rata, fer a much less
' 160,000 00
Gft.OOo.lk>
:- B nT,T«VOO
. ' 85,314 00
* >100,170 18
•v7>o4‘s C 3
..... 70,034 2V
-r r- .. $233>2*3 09
I J
'VO v-V
A'.''"**
•*;'
/. V V >» * i
Bum tbnn ]a now pniil thn present mail and isth
mns companies for semi-monthly mhil.,
A more frequent, communication by mail is most
desirable, and will bo inb ebon time, if not now,
imperatively s'aqultfd; end wlfeti.
is made by eoSmtfcioSffon.
can be established for<jitnuoh.:less'Bdih tbftn.iis
now paid for w semi-monthly-line, Vit seems topic
; that there Bhould j be l tfpdiqS4ft{ion,4)’ri4M"parV{(f
the general-government in'adopting it.
For the carrying of the mail between New
York and Liverpool, hot ono proposition has
been received. .. The Now York and Galway
iSteasudrtpttJfltt.'pe^fiHni)twenty sis,round voy r
ages per_nnnnm between New'York' andXiv’ef;'
pool, W~flncfidTher‘-ports-of“‘Grcat'l!ritnin-and
Ireland'as may be directed by Congress, in forty-1
eight than isndooinpiished by the :
preSent'eontrtiotors;for'a-oompenaation.-to.be
submitted to ,tha discretion,of .Congress. .. The
competition onithir'iine, 'owirig'to '-'the' 'great
{amount of investment required, cannot be great;
If jthe design of Congress'be v tp"wltlidraw from
th 4 Collins line Jirsry. J'afgo'nppropriatipn.:
which theynowreceivo, 4 b epos tmaster.G enerat
might be authorized trfpaytbevery steamier rnn
:oingbetWe'ed.thc,Bhitcd,'States a tikod'ium .for.
teach single trip, tho'trip .nut. to; exceed'd; given 1
nuthber-porweek.','; .V'"," “
if tiie ißritish' gdvernnierit cenldbefn’diiced to i
■enterinto tm arrnngemoht by.whichr thoy.shonld i
pnjr,d given flnm,‘ .jfow every mnil ; tto,Jhe;Umted'i
Slates, while we paid a like eoro for those sent i
-to{England, withnutrcgard to thii nationality :of:
tbn vessbts,'fexeegt that theyßhonldbtj American
or-Brll ish, .theßtrife.-which mowcrista between
ihs Collins afid'CilnsTd linos would beat an end;
this wtidfe maUer wonid-Kb ttifownuptoindi
ryiSoaU competition. jthe.facilitieaofcommunica-.
tipn between, the two countries- wonld be cheap-.
’ined’and Increased; and a direct mail comrounK
coition. withJEpglnnd be extended to every prin
.cipal/seapbrvtqwnirt'fhc T7Alon.‘ ' -■_
!Tbe: Bmoineeiin; which,tbn.mnil service-has.
bee;t! f performed, fordhcycnr('ending;:JunV3otbi
;lgsB, wili’dpfic'nr in tbo rcport embi'acing'.ti
{statemont of failures ;and, irregularities., in the
transportation, and Goes and deductions from
tbepay of contractors. These Goes and Redac
tions: twill ho found < to; amount in the aggregate
to $37,920 81. •>
i f AU; our mnil contracts provide for fines and
deductions for defective.: and omitted seryice.
Tbe'Systom is absolutely necessary for-secniing
reßsiaTity and. preoision , in carrying and dollv
ering thb maiis., -There is alwayam the depart
ment a dispesifion to cnconrsgecontraotorsi and
to avoid... capricious or. unreasonable penalties,
hhd in wo naso is-a deduction made without carer,
ifpl invepiehtionj ofiits,-merits every
case' of faiinro, valid and satisfactory reason?
must he shown therefor. . '■ ’ ! -
. A failure to exact finei ' and pehaltlcs, ©r.'ft
disposition to release them' when eiabtEd,leade'
to the grossest ;'' ''"
■ The substitution of railroad fprthbcaacbseiv
vicehae increased thodemond for mail bags fall?
ten fold. During the last fiscal,year.more than
: 23,000 new mail bags,-.ofj’aJl-sizes, and hinds,*
were procured; more than-ohe-thirdsof which
I were canvass bags or Biokp.neecfalmostexcla
slvely for tho transportation-ofprinted matter..
i ; Meoenresyecsntiy. adopted; trad now -in proi
I gross toeffeotuato the provisions :contained in
the firstbeetiOu.Of tbenctof 3lBtiAngnst,-lfis2,
will doubtless tend to’ check l waste and abase in
this.Jhranch of-.the service;, but such is the con-,
tihued'exfenßibntffmniljaccommodatious/ltUaw’
hardly becstimated that a less number will bo
required hereafter.
■ of tho-building ofieupied by this
Deparimept, has been strongly recommended by
my predeceaors, and the reasons urged by them,
are every year acquiring additional force. ; Tho
increasing business of ihe department, the limi
ted accommodations .for clerks in tho different
bureaus hnd the Auditor's -the want
of room for important papers, which have now
to be placed In the halls and cellars, subject tp
be destroyed by firo or "mildew, require tho ori
ginal. design to bo completed.
: Muob difficulty is experienced in finding suit-.,
ebio rooms, especially for distributing post of
fices in cur larger cities. The amount for rent
which ,can be taken out.of the commissions. In
many oaseß/is notsuiacient to enable postmas
ters to secure buildings nt nil fitted for the pro
per discharge oftho business of .thoiroffices.
.In order the. better to serve the, publio, :poat
offices mast be located in this business parts of.
the different cities where high -rents-ore to ho
pal3 i; imd these thodeuartment is very frequent-:
ly unable to allow. If Congress .wonld'.deem it
wise or erpedient to appropriate moneys to enn
, Me. tho .departmynt to.'. buy or erect ■ suitable'
places for post -offices in tho,larger cities of. the
Union, much would bo saved to tho department,,
and suitable plaeSs s eould bo permanently se
cured, .and tho" public thereby better accommo
dated. .... ' .'
My assistants and chief, and other clerks, do ■,
serve iny especial thanks for ,their prompt and
faithfal attention to their dnties/
: . ■ James Campbell.
To ran PuEsmtscT.; - ■ . .
Fihasgial PnYßic.—Fanol), in a lat€ number
proposes to estabtlsb on oUogetfrcrifcw.nietbotl
of inquiry ictotho puhUo health. Tlio follow
ing aro somo of the interrogatories which Dr..
PuDch advises to be addressed to the patient:
•‘How are funds?*'
** I came to seo your consols.” •
f *pQt outpour deck.** • ’
•* Aro yoar dividends all right ?**
HftVo you any pf>in about your bondß?’* v
Vj" Any uneasiness in reference to your foreign
Bccarittefi?**. : , , j
4 ‘ What is the state of yonr eora market!”
. 11 Allow mo to.examine your shares.-* * . :> '
“ Let me feel.ybur. script?- v .
“ Hove yon nny sinking in your mines !’• *■ i
• .•* Any tightness;af tlie bank V*
fa yoOT;discounfc?” ~
<f llarefyou for speoulalions ?’*
•
oy.*»«For laßtrrataneOTißly converting nay unbecoming
Color, of -,tid : Hoir : to : omagnifleent bud‘’)'astrotia; Blriric
ln a few years from this, no other Hair Dyo
than tbla will bo sold cr heardnE. Already It hns caused
the withdrawal of many cauiHlo-dyes from the market. It
cont ains all tits-elements of tho coloring-matter with -which
black and 6apglitd.by.aatnm. It U absorb
ed by Ujo. vessels that food the roots of tho hair, and circu
lates Ifko tho nattonV'fintd flirCdgb-thd interittr<>f«7ery
Ordinary dyes kill the hc!r;;thls Increases’ Its vigor, NO
- ifchns ever been Indented.' Itrtands alono, tho
most ccandlnesa which sci-;
entlflcskillhha;iyet com^undijdo.A^bo|tlo of It was fbr- ;
warded abontthtee months ago: to one of bar mb&tdistin- •
guhdied chemist*, Sfltk bp would favor the
proprlotor wUh-bls opinion of itr-tho fidlowing Is an ex
tract from his reply i'* 1 1 have analysed your Hair Dye. It
.contains tha constituents of the natural pigment ot fluid to
which black and brown hnlr owo their color, and Is entirely
freo from any substance that can scorch, boro, or other wife
i Injur* the fibres.; I regard:it.aa a happy combination of
;•harmless Ingredients, and thopoiors.itimparts twaccrtidhly:
from the finest black or-brown derived
from nature.” Jufcrery cUynnd: town whoro agents have
been appointed, the Excelsior Hair Dye’’ has distinguish
cd itsclf- Tho process oif ’application only, occupies. five
mlnutesj .thpcolof remehis un
changeable ; "no stain or-unpleasant odoc ftxif>cafrbm Its uiso
" Sold wholerMoand retail atDr. G. IL ; KEVSEU’S -DHUO
STOBE> corncrof-Wood st. andYiigin alloy. [norUScdaw
ISPSaIe of :or.. M'lianc'j; y«mlfng«r*-
Apinoff the; |iundjrodjs certjfichtea qnd orders ref
cclved by tha |ho following aro
selected to sbowits the effect ©fits use In 8
distant part orth6'West ;-- -
-Bota^iw,BooneOo.,la^«May 10,1850.
, JTufftTii'Cb.-TClentlciiit'b : I write to you to soi
licit an .agency for. the Invaluable Tefthlfilgd ytin prepare.
.SomQtim9>iuce.lpurchared i ohoa62on vial a ofMr. C.Kdy,
andpn?Bcrib{sl ; ft’.injny'pr3cilca;andltprOTed socffcctual
in th« impulsion of .worms, that, ho other preparation will
satisfy tbo. citlionajof this villngoand vicinity.- Please
send mo ono gross of the JVonnlfbflO.irhineai’ntely.
Youtp, Ae. y SAMUEL: 8033.
1 New Phovictscr, Term, July LlB5l.
■ Messrs J. Kxdd dJ seed tho Yenmfugo for. us
as soon as possible, as we are neatly out,nndtho demand
for It is Very groat. '■ IVo boliovult to be-tbe best; Vermifuge
erorinvented. ' ' •; • '..i-POUTEfI A BYCTJfI. >
Purehavors.wiU be careful to nskibrlir. 'Uliana’s-cele
brated Vermifuge,. and tako none elro.All other Vernik
■ fuges,- In comparlson».BW wortblfKS.'. Br. STLano> Yorml
fugo, also his celebrated Liver-Pills,-can now bo-hod at all
respectable Drug SUrcs In. thc.UnitPd States. Also fbr salo
-by tho solo proprietors, ,r. •: . VLKMINQ BftQß.,-
V Successors to JVJttdd ; & Co., •
dcc9:daw, , . . • 00. Wood a*wet; •
vAHRIVAL of oveiy
description of Cloth, and.*Ves
tingSj-' ;&r. .tho.. eoason.. .Also,. Shirts, Drawers,
Crarats, Stacks,. SuspcndervGloves, lldk£9., A:c. Also,a
fall assorttaant tff Baady-madovQlothlng, Tranke, v Carpet
Dagi.ahdDmbrollasjWholcmle and retaU. ' Those wishing
.top\ircbaicgoodarticlos,and'^tq fair, prico,. would do woll
: to call -at E.. GBIBBLE’S ’ CLOTHING • ESTABLIBU MEN*
toad of Wood, and yon wfli -not
go away disappointed. - - • • nov23'- - .
.5S!* 2®n n *'ad3la*»»ThlB-.Xonniiiablo disease, which
seems to bafflo th« skill of physicians,'yields like'manic toi
CA»TKa*BffPAMBIJ:MiXyniUt. . ■■■-; -- '
.*.Mr. E. Bbydon, formerly of tho Aator House, New York,
and latn^prpprittor of4bo-Exchange Hotel, Blchhiondj Va;! 1
of pfr£rb£feu» ;
f curff, tt to numbers of
.Others XYho were: «mfTerlng nearly every- form' of daeaic
wliß the most wOnderfhl success 4 . ‘ * , - *
lie saysit Is thombit eitraoraihary modlclno hdh&sever
/Seen used, oud.tho'&srt Woocl*pnrifiet known;'• - • r.r -,i. .
" ***Sea adveril/einPhtin ouothur rehunfr. ' TnovlTitltwlni
yr-g»XJar#o»a Hmsa Saxuorn
Cargo jutthi; - n Crystal Palace Daguerrcao Hoamst” of a
,») 26:tf B. SL CARGO & CO.’S, Fourth Btrwt. '
=IM=M
V ' ~*
'n% _- *
V%.
; MV DAYS. • . (
X* »T JOHN K, IiOLBITS. -I
-1 •. 'i' Jly <layn urolike the waviyj tLat break ' .•* '•«•.^ry
If 'A Alcmgtbo ocean’s pebbled shoreV. '• i- : }
TBS muriewbieb theytnaka
• ..'.rSoojpnloneasMeiDnonXknown.ofyorp,— 1 :■•■;■}
1 • Bot rtHU though mild, tbosg. trarg are <tpar/ •, • .;.*• I
. Aro dear op onrlccßjTiogtrtjthi '■■ ■ *>.. - I
atumson rorniajmy pathway BerttV . v -?: *4
•••••..Vbo visions of oatrfiiabifoffyoiittjj ’*'**
AtttI i yGt, > ohypt,’wbo < woulU«galir'-A
Xivo o’«3T those hal f. forgotten year*-^
For joy Is but a stop from pain,
• And smiles arorelatire* to tears: • -
The hopes tbo academic shade* •
• IfeaTtJ breathed luboyhood** ardent breath— .
Tho dreatns which youn? ambition made, "" •*'■■■
Yes, all those scenes soi calm. so grand,
Of farolf shores and‘BUt»ny shies,
Of lanes in that enchanted land
■•* ; j
• Hwwona,thebeautiful,the(Wr,
‘ a fcuplst, the ben/s hreffi '; ' ' a's -
, «ectn poor as bubbles flung on air.. • . :
. Socm,nll onloT-d by Memory now.
■ 1 ’“f I>* 1 >* airre lo hriatho •'
■ tS vnto Oriimmch ;-
-■ yss^ss^£ss& i,tn
o' , - '.
' , ofi “ h ™»ral»o'da7, -
■ , 'Till my llfo leeseni, oed grows less, ~ . •
. '- -. initato like yonsfamsostayroy.- i ■
PjTTfrnUROEI,IBS3. - * , ' • _■* »
• KZW ADVEBTISEHEHIS. V- .
AtomUvf «mlcap»,
™K» at -PSt
"Swift.. Tho.lsraelitestff tbl*'rota* IHitooml alley*, wnb* respoctraHy • •
*n«wty<aw ,r^pccffiJly. : in?itoa.t o aUflnd. ,Tho wWi?*t' GafctJHeiJda.ftnatbft.ptiblip Jbnt tbor SPwJar *v
iriU borr.-.;..,-- .. • .’ jw. rcoriTtog'o^.Jargifc.aiHisplendid stock of xvrv •.
?? ® ITirtory«nii tfrascmUon of. themedal: L c Af®> of * h « I »Wt«tSlM(*WeJ»thi>y aro praraarod tO^wlL
PijTlilfnco.fcrTOecliilimdii.'. * v-.-. .-.- * ■ . <m.u nnaonßbVtmin Manx other boueodn the Wit.
• 2! ,0 ] e Til? 1 ®* 6n< *JMlgiousTropwrieri --I he » call, »na eximlpeotir«mic.i.-.- . . ...wig*
.'3. Thrlif UUlmatsOmrerßloo wia th«li T —-
Instrumentality far tie Ereheelliifleß of the’ Natlon*—
enpporfoKl bjlfcrtphißi testimony of 01d-«a&’llM*.ltetii!
meet. ■ ■ .' ■ ■■ •■•■-■... . :.de*H):li.-
Acres. Tar Bale. “
rpUKsal)scrib(|colT l TjiftirfalsTon;Acrc«(lflatlc(.H'eaV
•'it SS!9SfWS!t9?P® r , Up. CimpTwH. inUranebeslet, Kit,
,flf witdp:lBAn, H>o.hislic3t stolo pf cnUlvatlon, \Vcnr Cqo
Poßrinsepdo, prach, plum ami pair trees; onofVrliKlfrTir
grafted (rut pare on the lot;atao,»bout thicancrsapf Tlici'
yard* or .ilrt tPe ptlmittSKiCT.
•menu an t»o BweningnotfseJapa oftt-TtbSaisiione ortho
ywt from, this placo ia amoDff-thflincsrt extendVe
•nonr-failing springs. Apply (o Mr, Craft; on «w pre-mSs?
“*® -»* a- - ' u> James tomcbe^k.
: ~Eatato CMacs,air. geTenthatif Bmlthildi rti..:.:-
■*»? An ejttenslvo yaricty of GrapofTJnea’far
plvasnbove- , , ‘
■ i ■ PlMQlation ef F«tnmmiil‘i,V;L. ! ,»
THU Partnership hotetof.ire cxlftSn;: tetrcoo Johir-B.
MuloraDjJinnojlll.Pallay/OTclrrthdffrtn-e/MIIJi'BR
BiILE)Tj iq tho coal Jir-filsydlYedF byifiatn&l
parties’- ; Thg- baMne&a tffll ’fog cep tfpfrfel fc*
* debts aae.tna firm, anu settle tip tba b«Mn^e£4&##&iSia/ 1
1 JOHW 3>. MlftMß. %
JASIE3M.BATEET.
insisting
i!^ttah^gh;'tiBC.lst;jSs3/
-TrM-yABtK CITY EROJ-URTI TOR S/Huß, COn'slsUbß
T of t twn XbreoJifoTy prickHouseson Penn street :sl so.
three BereUtngHonsesin.tbff,mr..'-Tlu)X6t 6 Ail ftont’
by 100 deep. The Houses on Penn streit'oro e'WellenE
business stands. For price otttl.terms,call atthslleal Es-
UtoOfflrb of- -if r ... : -8, CCTHBBEX-*ISOW> r
■Jeelo-. - . ■ ■; ■ 1W Third street. >
, t aKO. GttOVTTy>
■f Importer, of . Braiidicg, <Hn,
■ < .-.v’r':- ÜBAliEa CT t. *t ' J \L'J
FINB OLD MQ-NONHAHKIjA BITE WHISHT*,
! ‘ 'Peocband.Apple prandy, Ac*, ,
i - r ’ Aisov UrxaiPieE; AJiD Disnuwt. . » -7;'’ -
CnntfT ofSroUbflyVlnn4.Frontptrffpta.THtt.<>>riryh.t > fl” ufrt'
|,l ANh Yifiillitftf riEWiKXflt—xa.-
J? . 20,000 ordered in adTaoee of ' Received;
qnd fbr -iale at tho Cheap; Boot and Storo rf H:
tit. • Fanny's /Little Friends,' by the "ahtbor 'of *
Lciivef'* , r-ona e]pgttct l 6 mo.’, ;000 pagai, C lUofitrsUbns/
■prico7s.cents. Tho giHedgjr, st. - t i
i A NewGatnfr—the Crystal Palace. Great RilrfbUlon,dr
Worlds Fair bur countryVprogrGss; This
ptnmo is pot aftho very lov pried of 25 cants, to bo within
the reach of mil our Koas and.daughters;•*
: Diaries of all kinds,for 1854; - * •
r For sale by .-. ;Hr'?ljNEß & CO t ;
t deeD So. 32 Smlthfleld street, _
OFFICE CUIZ EN S’ IN jhllt A NGB CvM PA?tf i!y V • >
- - 94 Water ,«r*eV*!ltUbniglu ,[ '
' A N ELECTION fbr fifteen DirectarK teeerv© fbf (ha.on-
J\. suing year* will bo bold.nttlra.Office of the Company,
on MONDAY, the lUth lust, between, tho hours of 10 A. tL
and 3 P.M. SAMUEL.L. MABSIDELL, „
, ; deefttd • • ■• ■ ..: Secretary. ,
Alttaonlo SocJety* .; - . ' -
.A -N AdjonrnedMeetiog the Stockholuors di Ujo 1 3Ia-'
jC*- *onla Fund Society of Allegheny County wjiMo bold
p.t thflir Hail, Tiftli- streeti on, MONDAY r eTeningvlha I2ili'
Jnst, at 11 o'clock. A general attendance IsdeslreiKßy or
der of the * . A.Q. BKfyH ART,
: decS.'Std • - : ■ j Secretary.’
CmUIST liN iiJSTOEY, • or-ibo-CentroiPoveramons.
j Men; byßobert TurnballVD.-Ih ■■.'.>• 1 =
Old England and a eorfes of "slows taken ll
ontfinepot; by-Alfred Dmm. ' j
> llnfelahd’s Art of Prolonging life. •
!■ JUTENftB BOOK&-—-A large‘ftn&vaß selocttd assort*
ment of Children's Books. >-
Annuals, Gift Bookstand AlbuzhSyto an It alb
tpricoa.* - - ’ ‘
: Call early at * W. A. GILDENFENNEY A CD’S, -»
, - •■■ deep- ■•;: . •■. /,■. , ,ITffPonrth street
A NOTHER NEW UOOK-.BY ■ FAUN V' FERN:—iJKIer
J\: -Ferns for Faan/s Utilo- Frienda , Mnoly Ulnstfatodt
. - new National Gnmo—Tho Crystal PaJaco, or; World's r
Fair Oamo. Pribe2scents.■.• ■/. :.i •• • .-7i. ! c...
JostreceiTCilabd
W. A. aiLDENFENNEY A CO.'B* .. '
d<r9 : .. 70 Fourth street, t:
(yriCß."Vfii!> SollB]£BtZ I N(i'lo7 Msi&fit
IY> Boot?, Shne3*CaltQrt,aDd )lubbcrs, atsi£-
, trcxnely low price*. Persons in want of n good article; bto:
■ incited to call and exnmlpo. • >: wflecO., 4
: Ty .KOhn,YED—Some ttoro of-.those •bcautifQl'prrnilo'iif
; XfcTCoiriMnatfoo RUBBERS,- Rices low. 1 AtlOT Sfark*!
ifitreof. - \ ' W. E; SCgMBBt2: -
BOYS’, ■ YOUTHS’. ANBCUILDIIEN’S BOOTS-—AHanre
assortment now in.mow,*'prices low; i r 0.107 MntkeL
Street.., . , (decO) .: r \Y; R SCtI&nSKTZ.*;
SWKLT OIL—iKK) gallons in gtoro, ami for sale by ,
FLKUINQ BROS, " .
Socce?®rs to_X lvfJdi Co ,
deefl ' , . CO Wood street^
(tßJKOaUl\fci-*2O ttw, pure, in ttoro and far salehy •*. ; u
’* &*c9 ■? t> yumiNO^BttDSJ.
JAMAICA lilAO/lili—1&0 Xba jost rcce} y ttl on U - format e by l
deep u FUBM INC; ZifiOßf
O t'ANlall BKoWtt*'»2Q .bbla just received anctforealo by
Crydetfl -• \ FLEMING 8R03.-‘
i tAiiPEAOUYLOOWOOI
VV by : (dec9) •:
( CAMWOOD—IO bbls ir stoWnnd fijr o* -
;> -accQ - ~ x / PE^injQ : BSos,^
tMIBA FDSl'lC—2o biilrf andtbr Bile s by‘7 f ’"
/i-decO • , , • PtßMXygßfeOa^
FitussiATJS poxasut-ow a* in-store imdtwsaieb*
deep „ ■•> P&KmNfl BBQ 3. 7
ri^ANUKKS 1 OIL-TvGbatrelaibTBale.hT-'iv : i _
J -jlyO .B, A. iFAHKBSTOCKj & CO«j >
ShJiEt*-SIilN&— -50 doavKsgUiih >ptjt for roloby
dccO IVA. FAHNESTOCK
S WAIM’S PANAGUA—IS dozen Ihrsalc by ;*
■dorO .! IL A. PAmf£STOCK^-Ca
'EIDLITZ MlXamß—looo ponodslbr sale.br
T deri) , ft A: FAHNESTOCK fi"CC.
iIUSH W UlbKY—-o puncheons fine jus't
vrecelTed.ootl for sale by: ■: :: ' JNO. G ROUTT," 1
; deri>- Cor. SmltfafleM and Front yU., PHtsbargh.-
"IJIINIS UlN—i pipcsln nore and for sale by V
JC .deep , * JNO. til
1*1) HYE\VIUbKY--lQolibl3 in store end fbr«Ele by
JNO. QKOT3TT.
CTUAUPAiIK baflkots in storo and Tor tide toy
J deco., 3KO. fIBOP'TT. «
JUST;ItECJBIVKD~ . “7^
;. , o.hh<lfl J. P.tiOTering’a Pbllik Sywip: .
.2 bbla Goloon Syrup; . ‘ *
' SMbblß _do do ' r
-10. teu gall. keg do do/' '
For faloat tho lowest market prica by
: dcrO PAILBY * ttENSITAW, 353 Xlherl
—7 drums prime Cbdfirh/received trail forialo
J by (dec9) . BAILEY&JUJNBIUW,
E7U.OVi£—IOQ bbls extern received by river andfvr sale Jorr
_? by - i -« (decS).! -. • >< BAILEY S£ BENBHAW.
A . A» MA£ON.& CO. invite* attentiobvlQ their euporioa
XjL* all wooIHiAIDS, just received, andcalling'at ro
due*!price* - ‘ ‘
.TXn>OLLEN.SHAWLS—-500IX—A. A.. MASON A CO.
YY ,havonowopen theirWlntcrstockof everygradeo i'
..: decO
SteamhoatAuction-Sol©. -
. fiFS* b. THKflrst class powerfal steambOat C. -JE
wATKIN B.buflt at New Albany.: heavilyiim-
bo Mli-at' publle-oucfion, cnTue*
day.Bectmberl 3, uttheWater Works Lahdln&ClncinnaU.
•-; Bfcabas 2 good engine* 10 lech cylinder; p 5;
. goodb©uers,SS fee* S 8 In. dlamefer.ccod Doctor-working'
abUgopump*; fire security; fire engine hose; spatke screen* -
;olHn good order. ..
1 -The machinery works truu ouflrta cylinder, timber*. Her ■
measurement is SCO tons, carries 700 tons. Hull shnrpbuitt/
recently caulked. Boat thomaghly repaired November,:
1552,' wiUr furniture complete, and now insured as first'
•class; . ■ . r ." •-
Sho draws fast light, and 5 feet with 450 ions freight.'
Uncommonly strong. buDt of the most durable materials. 11
now In excellent preservation* supported by numorouaheiP
chain*; ebimnlcs fitted with* derich' chaws to lowovimd 5
guardswithfirmoahkn'eesfbr towing. * , , • i J '
•Jtmi; balance 2,4,0 atnimonths.-., ■ i
i’or further particulaisspply to u
‘fU. CAKING. ■ . i . . ' i
4ccB:3tl . JOHN BWASgga OQ., CindmuH. ’
Fifth Street Piopeny por Bale; “
A VALBABIB DOT OF GROUND, IB feet Aont'br’l&f
JX deep, siraatod on Fifth street ncariyooposlto thJriaw'
Fort Odlco ana Custom. Homo. The situation or this lot
makes it 000 ofAherutist desiftitilo Business locations inthii
city.
i Terms: ono-thirdcash.aod balnnea In twoyears;
third cash and ao improred Bu m of Bottom dontL&r audenl
in# purposes. Applyio ’ JOHN. 58. KENEDY* v !
<jccB:lm Watch Maker. Fifth street. f
STOCKING FACTORY, 1
FIFTH ST„ BETWEEN WOOD AND:SI ARKETETHEETSt;
’ JBJZI IT, EXESOZdtJSCO.VOItr.
miTE tost Goods fa CWldrOn’s Hooe, Men’s Bocks, TOderi
A shirts sod Drawers; mid at mannfßcturorE’ Tiiteer.nt
thoMITII STREET STOCKISttFAOTORY, tdl mSlbfrom
last year’s wool: NO ADVANCE IN PRICE;’' ’*ssww 1
, WIUJAM DALY. •
Cjf* IIAOSIVIUA ALMONDS;" . , i . i
«JU 20 •• Sicily do . • ' ' 1
,: , . 10 bales Bordeaux do ~To elnro nnd tjr salo. hi
■ ■ JOSHUA BHODEB A CO, '
d«3 . . . 30 Wood street. 1
trUNDKUSS— - : T 7
O- SObßlsS-F.Honr,' ... .1
’ Ctl sacks Hulled Buckwheat. ' • ' !
* ObbbrftollflcQ.Packed
25 bush Dried Apples, *. \
+ .do * * ~ t f
On cowignmeiitj andfor saTeby if--. r.i ; ■*>’ \
nuv2i 1 d v.' J. O.inCl.lAMSriglgoCKletTOt 1:
11 UTCUI.NG’B Ulfgl'KWlO BITTMIS-Kofialo «t ■ I •'
JtL ICEVmat’S'BriJß Start,::- 1 ■
•
:i:T" 10 rarut* -, f
. , -f J; ,WIt,IJAW3.I!a Wood j '
*7-:":.' -i-K Lout, «WS» WWjSfcfcii
eu FTHDAT A FTERNOtrN; In tbn Flfm-Wanl, ttiistt at
STEEL WIRE SPECTACLES, trith case. Anrpcreoti
i tinning them»TslTL pleani lesfo Uieia ;>ilh-?Ir.
. -Cabinet Slaior, Penn J}t .with iAHIS
:HLAKELY, SmltMeld stieffl; - Tbof -are cntyTralnablalt)
tbsovncr. ‘ "tel 5
::~:v
-“■vT-'i VY>* ■
r
y c ‘ ■ -•• •
/.Vi; ■ ■ ■ "•• ’■ 7*
. -'--'V -r L '
CrVX:-
mato
■■wr.
■..***l : ' :'T :<
/Or (he Homin'} JPbs£ '\
TBSa£v. TirBATUE.r-Jostpu C,. Foster, Zetue and liana
\XfSX tf«r~Kfth*trMf # abOTO Wooi! .Priceiofadini&ios:
Bates and P&rqQet’Q&Oc;-private Boxes, Inr>;a, £&?<*<>> do.
i email, $5 ? Ba«>cd Tier, 260; Boxes for colored persons,sorJ
I Personssecnring Matawlfl bo charged 12}£ct9. extra to the
I certificate. Door* opra at fj\4 o'clock: performance to eom
-1 commence at 7 o f dock..*...Brllll4nt Triumph of Errnunaf
EMphely the last appearance of Mis* Caroline Rlchin?*,
t» talented Prima Donna, and Mr. IVTUchfngs, tht/faror*
ito Comedian. 'First nfglitflf ihethrUHng ekoteh entitled
NAMLvoa BoxmßW’sOLn.OoAKo, in which Ur/and Mis*
.RlchingrwiU appear This atoning, Decorator 10,1853,
?.r,..T? the rolcbrcted American Comedy of
EXTREMES :• Matk Blnyberry,, Mr. Richlngs; Bboneser
Oldrlclij JJr.-lligginihJtr. BreJsfordi Mrs.- ' ■ /•
D *L£ kktrtl entitled NAPOLEON BONAPARTE’S
will Ping tb« «Dmm.* r eclo* •, .••
tr.tc-i artliln Mr. foil Mr, V t j^Bore al » ) iTß.cnw,rt. ■
—-r-©RANa€ONGBRT. -
33-H-'%fe£ 1/31': %I i : >■ :
T>E3PECMUMT aiilioaocfis.to s tia.clltana of Pitt*-
AJtjSSSU>»t roon Bins, In this City, a GRAND
;CONCERT, oo‘»Wi*oi*i^oarfae wlil ho artUtodlif SKI-' -'
NORIKA ADRMTA DATTVaolotisiSJpbarfOmta™. ,
; AURICK-gyiIAROSCIV.. tho groftt Pianist. 3fns!cGl
Director and Conductor,... . ~ * •' -
■ , E'orjEmgrampo arid icd futtiro odvol- :
•ttoq>oat»>lUi4.;Bf lira TORof omeq at Mr.-lir KHJBUR’a ■'
iiluelcSfors;:- -' L ' ' • nov2£tf ■
•i‘ j r J .y -- •'-'S t alf6iyl<' , og'ttkte^-3.,v , .3vV;,-';
SAMUEL WEST* No. 231JLtb£btt street, aj®»k"
LM (head or-ybEd.>ha3it»t,T««eircd tho EALLttBal
S'^^lffTyßElU^nXTK Lanct-w'oiild'
6thlafrMa?:iihacnfltotaeni telU • tTo >J
lias nTsoisn liMiirii 'lrfriW fcnfl Varjea 'aasortnitmt of HATS
and CAP 3» which,be yriilfell cash: fanTfrtr '
jsa^ssssasi'srsi^SSS
BONNETS, ondraUefy joutmltcs, " A £co ont .
.-■: ! ‘ fOarpjntlauiUr.old frlonduclt"door ■ '
' : .;:'■ SUWoßolatmolat liljoipohsot; . ; ?
:: ; NoloilhAtandmgho ii!throerareana moro—
| Butdtooannot competewith thaSrsscni.
' - ~.l Radies,-you must bear In mind, - .
; In order to earn Orpen-na : - ' ': ;. .
, Gctaß<rr»TTOf Ulorightklnd, • '
r AtthoFonoySlotnof-Srptcts.' '• ,~i ’■■•-■■
i **yW2&-!r*?e r'lw. No-, sa market st, between
Sopnid ana Third rtr«t«, at the rijn'or fhe'Choap Bonnet -
gt°t°. .-Cdpc*) -V ' -K: J, ic. FpWi;
d;.'-;... tV--
te ,r J taE 'ife m > hc MteShoroTniin,
at thoClcteland popoL on Saturday errning, 3d inst, “
'U/Brussoia. .CaKFKT BAu, oAptalning - finodry nofo-i 10
amtnmt of Orer W.OOO, parable, to the dean**. Iron Compa-
ST® *-,?<*;;•. oreoUwded to tbolr order. Inrln
dlßß Wwßpteaaßaln.it Messw; Nleholimti S -Payne. or Pitta- ‘ >
jJjWS;;®'* •****gfeAr JP-JJldMtoßm hatlraataa Juho
dnoMarehmh 1834, and one for ■':■
Fat”®,-and’endowed itt-hUnkhy Geofire ’■
*1 “dig- Thojlhorei mtrardofs2swillhofWcnforthow
eoTerrofthep,rpctJJ»g(ioti.oojltpnUovx<iS23inoreforilid'
detection of the.tbiet , ... ,. i ., OEQKGE E, PAINE,
:tier7:ler:i .... Agent flr.-me-i Iron Company.
; j «"“»pany* ' —"
CtATSMIUIT. Of ,tln>, r-s-H'U of.Uin Western .Inrnritneo •
af nttobnigb, on tho .Ist any of Norraibny 1
f jiypocivd^B m _st sirocco oi> _
, 0i5r0 i Fmnitur0,..„.....,.’.:;^..^,..,..., 1 ..; r ;„^;, t ,/ > ; 7(5;
-—’.J.. r... .’ - ; . -
Note* rwlved, 21.350 83
Notes nn<T 01,782’ifO^
Aecotiritsfor.^semium^...,.:..:..;...... 4'ggj 37",
"XT/iWS2“'
ErttemtCKlißnßaaifrdnooJiropctj uoWcicft;.M.i.,;„;-v i.f>7& 00i
recoverable from tr recta-.*... 2<405 00
: -
~.t 'i Ifc.QOßpON.Bpcrefarr.'.
PESROTIiVA2VI*.ATEN UEPUOPEItTF
; >
rytElrfftimfl tt'IrnREESTOnrHQfESEoir STOItIL with
v /f)t»f > House,
t TwoLoUaod agootTßiiclElDweHinsnontfo. ;
- _
■J. RAloprorlon*! •
*? tJICmjAT. t JartljWM, 1554,,it will boprtjitiroly sola on.
, that tfaylO the highest butler, tts the W h’TlTlnZ ' -
. . _ ADAM WEATEH.
t dfc6:ta ~ .r , AVen>io T 271. ~
Jb fjr tale
- ELBMIKO BROS. .
EffliMMl
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ESE
AMUSEMENTS,
Notice, 1 w
.XT7rtlE3lKASi’i>llc r 9 of'"Admln&irailfm <£f htmit vrnti -
iTV " am..t££iammU) anncro,.to. tho estate of r.ERNAtID «
KAN *& J“‘o Wttebnifcb, Uo-’cl, hare hwtT*
grootisl to tlirt fral*gcrlber;oll pcrsoos injJebtwi to BMfl foj*
tnw. Willi nuke •fanMdJat*: payment* i aod Ifcow haTlritf
£la!&u«paliisttbtf stun*,,will prewntthcm, doly authentic"
iatod)forsettleaicDt,to -
• jxakkt. ,
■ . Or- palmer,
t fl^O'. '■■ : ■■.• •• . -_• • AttftTWCTfl.&t T,JtW^
rvriiw HOOICS! NBWRQOKaM—Tho illustrated Moca-
Jlslrrinanf Alt ; for©ajsmter;/;~/v.: ; -; .
; TboPr.puLir Educator. for December; : ■
i Ewt VI, tlio Practical XJrrujfT+itfjniTr; , .- -——
■ ErnniVffj'or. fljVTlrtiri rfUwlhrwa Dang:
j ABojjlh In Eng Una! tr Iftnty T.'Tdrtojhtuln:
■ - - —JUVENILE BOOKS,
fn great vnri-tr, compHrlftenTlUßo-isranilard jtromiiirr and
w nnd LainlSfhl baelts, fctf'tUo'apptoichldg
GIFT HOOKS ANB'aNNTULS.
/ onr flock comprises cTnjxHilns bnhoin'
IniSnJmHnWndinas.nnd olcgantljr Mnatnrtrd, Ibnnlmr-a
laagnlflcclltcolliJcHnm^v,; ;Ci.... ■ I>, ■ . ■r
: -—~ JllllLtkl AND'PIUVER'HOOIC?: -- '-
9f EfiWty--*? -Stasia# Stjldof;Ki)tUDK, sullaMoftr
hqlidpy gifts, or other putpoccs: ' ' ■: . . ••, ■ ;
■ ■ -j ‘ IT. MINER & CO, ■'
- Bcctt— - Wv32BmUhfM.l struct
w
ifiraalne ot'Art. ’- '•' ■•.: ';■■•''
No. tamau; / .
.irTfociettiTJorj" * >••?•
to Arthur- - - - v n '
Thw’.Tknv Rule/li?' Artli a*
» ->
AucUU tby drf^reuVHisiiiae?7betlKpTwTnC mootlC'
CALLOW, Third PtrwC
S>£ LL tNG OFF.
~77—QHBA*P CHARGES "
FMwmmtG a ffrc $ •
S[rif tinaifrignod, ttoijla rpspertfdjy infcnrm their friends
ap'l’V lB dm&as gonemUy that they aru otxmt ctoßJtHf
Uiclr large-iad-Yrclifelixted EUici-.ti ■- : > •, ■ ■■■
RICH ANIhELEGANIi CARPETINGS, ' '
.laWj'paieluniaW Uio> East, fHnathdMann&ctattxn ntai
Importers, which, ftrvariotyyityle 3a\t% qo&3lty;hru Qnjui>-
OTMeijaU tolgn)-, soletW oxpitraly for <mr City Re tan
TMdßjaniatlowetpAas thtua wtmlitjioiMScmitffii cost or
,- .».'•! :
: : ’d St J'EMALi EXTttA. had' SUPER: tTHREE-RI.T C4R
.I from the'mostcelcbratod.mantifartoriesin tso
Cnltolßtatej; colorMptriw&taOt togfnia tarprta'of-nll
kina;-^J«ntU?n, ffalL and BMr Carpela; Wool amUfcmn
Opt'ai.CjJWWlftOF'.wr with, a, laigo, assortment o f OU
Matting; TaMo andHanOCoiriir*,in. <i ■;'
- TbirTOtlre-atoeliwlllptßlUMlyboaild.lliQ-proaimtEsa-
Hen. to mpto room Ibf btntr goods'- ’■ ' v .
/ d«a ' 1 -o.' w/TntA t DTi'g t co.;
EXCHAN GEAND
. „- a, vfaiikwfs it.- co.,
• 1 OSITEB :STATBB.JI'4NK D-DUBISo!
_ ■ 4®*7 l“sa Fourth. Street*
OUKIQN jina ikunosUo Excbaneo, Coin. Bank Kclm
ami land Warrants boqglxt amlj£l»L ' ‘ ■
; CoUwtfonsmade tlrtougbouttlietJ&lotJ. -
Bnslnoflftpapordlsotmntod and ltttLns-nfegoUatcd- ' ' '
etockßbQUßhtondaoliloacoimnifaitw -
r. Uoooy :oa wd: intarcßt aUowed; trl«a
Mt Torn, specified time. - , *; ' . '
OQKS LAgT IiyJCBIVKD, AT DATPISOH’S Book Btorei
. 65-Mwkot atrw&tieMvPourttL v, v «'•:*. ' •
Harper's and Putnam’s Uagaxines;
v • LyeU’aQoolOffy ; Picraon on Jnfidcllty—new emroly; r
i-: • Uftx&Uto&’f PhDosopby.; ,Hi tekcock’a -Phitwcpfcy:' '
i • XBto.QP'Otfl liberty and ■*«■■'
. . Golden Dreams md Leadfnrftealitics; —- -* - - .
<■. Xongstroih onthQnbo and HoboyBeo:
,AV'ebster i Bl)lcli6narla<Btiih , aTird{ca;'
KUto?* Bible lUmtmtionjt,*Sij:plaiiatoryJ3rMoi '
PrimocntfeatliortltUoChnjreOirernLosTep: "
-- I»aagT* n<yner;.ailiiflionftry.og-giim>njf«
Jacqueline Pawchfl, or OoPTepfUfa at Portßoyal. fdeS
FS?«5£K&3£ , * i '" M Miß “
Pearson on InJUleHty ;-Mhtril.iupply. /I L. ; *
Ool!loal)reainsandCoadeAß<»«lilfo»L i, 3 l ‘-‘ : • ~ '
lteraw-and Bodg-Blrds;. an elegant' gift book; fry
Wsbbert.trtUf fflSooloTecniliistratlons. 1 ' • ’ - - • v*
- 'Himsaof jlmflrteangfcaUwnaDj'ft wtapanion to H«mca
.of American Author*. - 1 • *m - -
Ljrlra ftom Ihe \fiit, JFWotTorll;^words >7 Bcllimr;
©uric by OloTer, 1 - , • ‘
. HuniUoD’drbltosojliy, . . -I>/, . : ;-
Mm sndTtilngstn Europe; KJrirui. ' ? .
toiciWgo’nComplot*Works; lib. ok Ucalt
Ths Cw and Saltan. ,
midroth’a Theory ‘ofPollUcg, For Shiest Eastern orta-s;
„ . - .3. 8. DAVISON, ,
■ .....- .. ..CSftfcrltot street,orsrFourth.
-AilD "VALlBlftO alw riY3 on
•l, WU» lo?Jlfl«s. :V 5"-';VV©'«.'H*Tfl»‘B»u *
- Qcc7.., ~ Comer Mnrkrttnc struts.
f» of ail Undsand qua}itio3 r foe sale; low by
-T J, : O,J?AVJSON\
05 MaxfccttlteeWoear Enqrth.- •
ptAlli DCt i,*fflta.~Cust=,tcwl ted* ood on ham], an
X eicollimt ossortmontotPUMßolalnos, floe stileo.
dees,, . .. - !..: 'AiAiMABOS 4CO.,f)o.2sFittb«fc
rpiHS po5lU«l STKIKWIiB; or. Tire Sm Fimts *mm,
to prtijilimy ;_lbrsal6, Magie or in' lots;’ : Br
- 3c07 - * . 3. S. BA.VIBOW. (SMerkct «fi
50.0S5ragS.wiif
'JWhaltbCkxesSr.fliEaialnjs:
1 »'* s '2oo«r « '«
r , "‘ 'SOOboxcsTaney Tpytf; - ••
* ' j. «iotf r "UdttotM6Dg*e3.-
’* v-.KtcelTlngftn^fotrtileb^ sl '.v
<3«S . J. 0. ANBKIISOS i CO., No. MFood »t
MASQN f * CO-, ‘No, Kr FIFTH street,irill open,
T.h& mornlfig,' alwg* varietycr IniHra* Cloth Cloaks
and'Tftlmaa. { <' ’ * dets
MASON &.00«- 2iaYa just opened a finalot of all
‘A.♦Vool'KaMa.lbtf.X&clWßcarfk ■ ... decs•
! IHfXQOIiEZ*; eaAWl4fr^OOO.oa. hands, anddaiiy reeeiv
. T F-. ififf Long end Bqa*re / Wf>ola» flfca*is of every qutdi ty.
•-■; A.A^3lASONACO > yoia6Kfthst
T>LAID
X colors, Juair&sfeiT&d.' ■* -
'r r 'deCsj:X^?/^-.nO;ri
X>EnJtß» BEOAKS—
iV‘ 00fcMsTCnahfel;. ■-”
. O. 'do.-'
i 40 •“ CPowloied;
40' “ 000 Loaf; '
- ■lioatesfroni BtMOiof Hew YdA and Tor Baldly
d«3 JAMES A. nUTGniSOH i O
f>iNO 3?aßsts
fa '2O-tori* -<'■
fiuOsTftito, ■ .
il • • '
Brown,
ttotaaaJforsMabf • -'-s- ■" ' ■ ■'•;■■ •..
, . yAiffia a. iroioSisoN * co„
i' :-iloK9>’' i .-rt i ’ - - 45 Water apd KTFrOnt stt».
.. ,-* :Ko.l.Mactercil,JdkeUy '•?' j -
f *• , Salmon, in w>is>
- r Tnf _; fWi&V DAiurya kknehats.
rf-ILOViSS—aiamlsJof .
XS d«5 B. A* FAHifESTGCB: A CO,
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■BKIHG HO
alcT Prints, warrantedfo?
A. A.-MASON A CO.; - :
• ■ •■. No. 25 Pifth street-